Kennedy Pleased With Reception in Costa Rica Visit
President Kennedy, welcomed warmly in Costa Rica, prepared a national report on his Central American conference. He outlined results from talks with five Central American leaders and Panama, aiming to strengthen the Western Hemisphere and resist Communist influence. He flew back from San Jose to Washington with a large escort, was greeted by Jacqueline Kennedy, and addressed Costa Rican students before boarding his jet to Andrews.
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UPI
Kennedy
Costa Rica
San Jose
Panama
Andrews Air Force Base
Jacqueline
New York
University of Costa Rica
U.S
Guardia Civile
Secret Service
Vivas
Cuba
United Stat
Soviet Union
Russia
Americas
White House
Mrs Naomi Stutzman Dies Today in Wellman
Mrs Naomi Stutzman dies at 63 in Wellman Iowa at her home. Funeral Saturday at 2 p m at Wellman Mennonite Church where she was a member. Born in Johnson County to Frederick and Anna Bickel. Married Menno Stutzman January 23 1944. Survivors include husband two sisters Dan Bickel of Kalona three step children and many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Wellman
Naomi Stutzman
Wellman Mennonite Church
Frederick
Anna Ratzlaff Bickel
Johnson County
Menno. Stutzman
Dan Bickel
Kalona
Elizabeth Wright
Mary Marner
Delmar
Harper, Colo
Ervin
Milford
Nebr
Harold
Kinross
Arthur J. Stutzman
Cairo
Cleve Stutzman
Grand Junction
Rites at Junction for Homer F. James 71
Homer F. James 71 of Wapello died Wednesday at the Veterans Hospital in Iowa City formerly living in Columbus Junction. Funeral Saturday at 1:30 p.m. Stacy Funeral Home with burial in Columbus City Cemetery. Born November 3, 1891 at Ainsworth to LC and Margaret Miller James. Survived by son Robert of Burlington daughter Audrey Lessenger of Lockridge six grandchildren one great grandchild two brothers Sam Conesville Glen West Liberty and sister Mrs Chris E Hanft Columbus Junction.
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Columibus Junction
Homer F. James
Wapello
Veterans Hospital
Iowa City
Columbus Junction
Stacy
Columbus City
James
Ainsworth
Margaret Miller James
Robert
Burlington
Audrey Lessenger
Lockridge
Sam
Conesville
Glen
West Liberty
Chris E. Hanft
Howard G. Hays 71 dies at home March 20 1963
Howard G. Hays, 71, died at his home at 733 South Avenue B at 8 p.m. Wednesday March 20, 1963 after a year of ill health. Funeral services were set for 1:30 p.m. at the Jones Funeral Home with Rev. Peterson and Dr. W. Reard. Burial in Elm Grove Cemetery. Hays, born August 12, 1891 in Washington, was a World War I veteran and former electrician and long-time employee of the American Pearl Button Co. He married Alta Moberly Boileau April 21, 1946. He is survived by his wife, one son Howard Hays of Washington, a step-son Robert Boileau, three step-daughters Marcella Yuska, Joan Oswalt, and Delsa Boileau, one grandchild, and a brother Charles of Upland, California.
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Howard G. Hays
South Avenue
Jones
Richard Peterson
W.reard
Elm Grove Cemetery
Mr. Hays
Walter
Lora Ella Smith Hays
Washington
Alta Moberly Boileau
Ft. Riley
Kansas
41St Ambulance Co
U.S
Natonal Rifleman’s Association
Hays
Cheryl Andersen to Attend Hawkeye Girls State Camp
Local high school junior Cheryl Andersen, daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Andersen of Washington, has been chosen by the American Legion Auxiliary to represent Washington at Hawkeye Girls State camp next summer. Alternate Pam Robison, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Robison, is the backup. Girls State runs June 16 to 22 for upper half high school juniors statewide.
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Cneryl Andersen
Fred Andersen
Washington
American Legion Auxiliary
Pam Robison
Charles Robison
Teen Cheryl Excels In School And Civic Roles At Camp
Cheryl combines scholastic achievement with church and community leadership. At the camp she learns political parties and government at national state and local levels. In high school she serves in Pep Club National Honor Society Art Service Club and Y-Teens leadership roles while directing church youth activities and the Youth Center Council presidency.
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Cheryl
Visiting Scientist At Washington High School
Grinnell College physics professor Grant C Gale visits Washington High School as part of the Visiting Scientist program. He engages with science classes and the Science Club and meets interested students, sharing experience from his career and Fulbright lectures.
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Grant C. Gale
Grinnell College
Washington High School
Floyd Woods Jr
State University of Iowa
Gale
Grinnell Facily
University of Wisconsin
University of Michigan
Baghdad
Iraq
Karachi
Pak
Brigham Young Univrsity
Plans Completed For Annual YW Meeting
Plans for the annual YWCA dinner and business meeting on April 5 are complete. Reservations must be made by April b. Tickets are available at the YW desk or from members. The program includes chorus music from the Fortnightly Music Department, a talk by Mrs. Robert Carter on Prairie Flower Special Education School, and a panel on YW activities from the past year. Board elections will be held during the business meeting.
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YWCA
The
Robert Carter
Prairie Flower Special Education School
June Brown to Speak at Floor Institute
County wide Floor Institute at the Methodist Church next Tuesday March 26 features June Brown Iowa State University furnishing specialist. She will discuss selecting and caring for resilient and soft floor coverings during afternoon and evening sessions with displays from local merchants and demonstrations throughout the day.
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Methodist Church
Acdding
Earl Booth
Washington County
June Brown
Iowa Fare University
Ames
Booth
Friday Deadline for Feed Grain Signup Remarked
William Day, manager of the local ASC office, announced a Friday night deadline for signing up the 1963 feed grain program. About 800 had enrolled, with an estimated 150 more possible. Signups enable cross compliance on separate tracts, and participants may redeem corn under loan, receiving market-price payments. About 15,000 bushels weekly are sold from CCC storage in the county.
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William Davager
Loca
Reman- Asc
Day
Mid-Prairie appoints Bill M. Clark as district superintendent
The Mid-Prairie Community School District board names Bill M. Clark as district superintendent for 1965-64. A Kellogg native with degrees from Central College and the University of Iowa, he has served in Kalona and Mid-Prairie roles since 1955, and will begin July 1. The board also announces William L. Kart Jr, Marvin G. O’Hare, and George R. Evans as principals for Kalona Wellman West Chester elementary, junior high, and senior high schools.
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Wellman
Board of Education
Mid . Prairie Community
Bill M. Clark
K. Clark
Kellogg
Iowa
Newburg
Central College
Pella
United States Air Force
Clark
State University of Iowa
Kalona
Sub - Prairie Community
Mid - Prairie
William L. Kart
Five policemen cleared in Morrison ambush shooting
Chicago police test results show five former Summerdale officers cleared the lie detectors after the ambush of Richard Morrison, the so called babbling burglar, outside the Cook County criminal court building. Homicide Cmdr. Flannagan said eight men faced questioning as others tied to the case were sought. Morrison, shot in the arm, had exposed police corruption prompting a wide crackdown and a tense city election atmosphere.
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Chicago
UPI
Summerdale
Richard Morrison
Sol
Alex Karras
Alan Clement
al Brim
Frank Farae
Frank Flannagan
Sumterdale
Morrison Af
Morrison
Cook County Criminal Court
Roswell T. Spencer
State's Attorney's Office
Chicago Police Department
Underworld
In-Blu
Cook County Hospital
Jerry Bossuyt
Criminal Courts
Benjamin F. Lewis
West Side
Bossuyt
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
West Palm Beach
Haare Ghat
Possuyt
Motessans
Richard J. Daley
Kiwanis speaker highlights conservation progress in Iowa
At the Kiwanis Weekly Lunches Chuck Hotle introduced Burl Downing a local conservation officer who spoke on conservation practices and deer population growth in Iowa noting several game species are more plentiful now than in earlier times A film titled Honkers Prepaid showed migratory Canadian geese rabbits and winter water and feed efforts in southern Illinois Guests Tom Zimmerman John Carter and Duane White attended.
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Kiwanis Club
Chuck Hotle
Burl Downing
Iowa
Aing
Honkers
Illinois
Tom Zimmerman
John Carter
Duane White
Residents Warned Of Deals With Transients
Washington residents are urged to beware of transient solicitors and door to door salesmen. They should carry Chamber of Commerce identification proving they are legitimate representatives, and residents should request IDs before engaging with them.
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Washington
Chamber of Commerce
Hughes pushes home rule for Iowa cities and fair employment act
Gov Harold E. Hughes urged the League of Iowa Municipalities to press the General Assembly for city home rule and warned without it cities are creatures of the state. He criticized the Legislature for delay, urged active citizen involvement, and noted urban residents lack adequate representation. A separate drive aimed to revive a fair employment practices act, challenged by 29 Democratic House members to override the committee action and pressure the majority.
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DES Moines
UPI
Harold E. Hughes
League of Iowa
General Assembly
League
Hughes
Cites and Towns
House Committee
Harold B. Hughes
House
Harry McGuire of Wayland Dies at Henry County Hospital
Wayland area farmer Harry McGuire died Wednesday afternoon at Henry County Hospital after a week as a patient. Funeral arrangements are at Zehr Funeral Home. He married Annena Sanders in 1907 and is survived by children Max, Glen, Mabel, Opal, Marian, George, Velma, Delbert, Dwayne, and 25 grandchildren plus 26 great grandchildren, along with siblings Charles of Marshalltown, Carolyn Shoene of Lawrence, and Ann Black of Fremont.
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Wayland
Mary McGuire
Zehr
McGuire
Henry County Hospital
Sir Pleasant
Annena Sanders
Max and
Glen
Mabel Fields
McCall
Idaho
Opal Williams
Crawfordsville
Marian Magdefray
George McGuire
Washington
Velma Powers
Delbert McGuire
Boise
Duane
Milan
Charles
Marshall Town
Carollyn Shoene
Lawrence
Kansas
Ann Black
Fremont
Injunction Sought In IPALCO Strike Over piping at Pleasant Hill
A labor board rep opened a federal probe into an 800 worker walkout against IPALCO in Des Moines. The company seeks a court injunction to halt the strike rooted in a jurisdictional dispute with the Plumbers and Steamfitters union over piping at the new Pleasant Hill generating unit. A national guard alert was issued and later canceled amid reports of a car gathering near the site.
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Pleasant Hill
Des Moines
Plumbers and Steam Fitters
National Guard
Knoxville
Junior F. Miller
Harold E. Hughes
Polk County Sheriff's Office
Polk County
Mt Pleasant Council Votes Daylight Time Change
Mt Pleasant will observe daylight saving time from April 28 to September 3 after a Wednesday night council meeting. The action prompted by 100 objectors underscores local debate on the time shift.
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Mt. Pleasant
Arrival of Spring After Harsh Winter Nationwide
Spring arrives at 3:20 a.m. signaling warming temps across most of the nation while New England faces fresh snow and treacherous roads. Rivers rise as floods threaten Pittsburgh and Cairo, with towns in West Virginia and Illinois preparing cleanup efforts. Winter wheat damage from recent storms is noted in Kansas as Alabama to Kentucky deal with ongoing ice cleanup.
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Press International
New England
West Virginia
Ilinois
Clarksburg
Weston
W.va
Pittsburgh
Mississippi
Pennsylvania
Braddock
Elzabeth
Charleroi
Ohio
Cairo
Illinois
Weather Bureau
Kansas
Alabama
Tennessee
Kentucky
North Atlantic
Houston
Maine
Lower
Great Lakes
Cental California
Monana
Iowa Weather Forecast By United Press Internation
The outlook calls for fair weather through Friday with mild temperatures. Notably cool conditions are expected in the west tonight, with warmer readings by Friday and lows tonight in the 30s to 40s. Friday highs will range from the upper 40s to the 50s, with Saturday showing little change in temperature.
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United Press Internation
Iowa
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Kittsburgh
Allegheny
Monongahela
Mt. Washington
Golden ‘Trian
Floor Institute
Mid-Prairie
Harry McGuire
Near Wayland
Ipalco
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