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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1962

Page

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NATO Accepts Three-Part Plan For U S European Nuclear Ties

NATO Secretary General Dirk Stikker announced a three-part U S plan to deepen nuclear partnership with European allies at the Ministerial Council in Athens. France and Italy raised reservations but agreed to consult. Britain backs the plan to share stockpile details and gain allied input while the U S President retains final firing authority.

Athens API NATO United States Dirk Stikker France Italy NATO Council Europe Rome Britain U. S Council U.S

Varied Program Set for YWCA Mother-Daughter Night

A varied program for women and girls is planned for the annual YWCA mother-daughter community event next Friday evening. Mrs. John Phieger chairs the committee with assistants Mrs. Harold Stevens Mrs. Floyd Woods Mrs. Charles Lemley and Mrs. Claire Keating. Mothers and daughters are invited without reservations or charges. The event will be in the gym of the University building. Several area churches are hosting pre-event luncheons or dinners, and groups will join the program at 8 p.m.

YWCA John Phieger Phieger Harold Stevens Floyd Woods Charles Lemley Claire Keating

UAW presses for broader benefits for missile industry workers

The United Auto Workers urged the Kennedy administration to subsidize higher layoff benefits for aerospace workers. Leonard Woodcock said a formal proposal would go to McNamara and Goldberg, as delegates backed a job security plan including hiring preference and a central registry to aid laid-off missile and space workers amid ongoing contract talks with Lockheed, Douglas, and North American Aviation.

Atlantic City United Auto Workers Today Kennedy UAW Leonard Woodcock Defense Robert S. McNamara Arthur J. Goldberg Woodcock Goldberg Machinists’ Union Lockheed, Douglas North American Aviation

Sarah Swartzendruber Dies Friday in Kalona

Mrs. Sarah Swartzendruber age 83 died Friday at Pleasantview Home after a 10 day illness. Funeral at 2 p.m. Sunday at East Union Mennonite Church with A. Lloyd Swartzendruber and J. John J. Miller in charge. Burial in East Union Cemetery. Born March 16, 1879 she married Harvey Swartzendruber who died in 1928. Survivors include three sons Lloyd Roy Emer. one daughter Mrs. John Rhodes. 12 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. two brothers Chriss and Sam Freyenberg. one sister Mrs Edd Wyse. Burial handled by Peterseim Funeral Home.

Kalona Sarah Swartzendruber Pleasantview East Union Mennonite Church A. Lloyd Swartzendruber J. John J. Miller East Union Cemetery Peterseim Swartzendruber Harvey Swartzendruber Lloyd Mt. Pleasant Roy Emer John Rhodes Chriss Sam Freyenberg Wayland Edd Wyse

Will Complete Hunter Safety Program Here

First series of classes in the Hunter Safety Program will be completed Tuesday May 8 at 7 30 p m in the National Guard Armory. Certificates and Wallet sized cards will be given to all who qualify. Captain Harold Stephens offers to demonstrate sighting methods and rifle range instruction for boys continuing the program. The Izaak Walton League plans an outdoor range south of Washington for small bore rifles and will restart the rifle safety series next fall. Wedding photo albums cost about 1 83 to 5 per picture depending on purchases.

Izaak Walton and Marine Corps League National Guard Harold Stephens Izaak Walton League Washington

National Hospital Week Highlights Shift to Hospital Care

The article notes a half century shift from home to hospital care, the doctor’s bag evolving with antibiotics and life-saving tech, and hospitals becoming the community health center. It cites Norman E. Jensen of Washington County Hospital praising the blend of personal attention and scientific advances under the theme Your Hospital Uniting Science and Patient Care.

Norman E. Jensen Washington County Hospital American Hospital Association Florence Nightingale Jensen

Rebels In Venezuela Seize Carupano Amid Crackdown

Rebel marines hold Carupano as government troops mass for a coordinated land sea assault. President Betancourt vows decisive action against Castro supporters and leftists while naval forces encircle the port. Two officers, Jose Molina and Felipe Testamark, lead the revolt linked to Larrazabal.

Caracas Venezuela UPI Carupano Romulo Betancourt la Guaira Puerto Cabello Cariaco Betancourt Fidel Castro Cumana Wolfgang Larrazabal Jose Teodoro Molina Felipe Santiago Testamark Larrazaba Larrazabal Marcos Perejimene Castro

Rites at Kalona for Hazle D Small

Funeral services for Hazle D Small 65 of Cedar Rapids were held in Kalona after his death ruled a suicide. Police said he slipped a sleeve over a car tailpipe and was found behind the vehicle in a Cedar Rapids garage.

Kalona Hazle D. Small Cedar Rapids Richmond Small

Titov Says He Does Not Like New York During UPI Visit

Soviet cosmonaut Gherman Titov arrived in Chicago and spoke at a 25 minute news conference before Seattle bound. He criticized New York and American rocketry while noting potential U S Soviet moon cooperation would be splendid. He avoided space program specifics and commented on cars and city life.

Chicago UPI Gherman Titov New York United States Russia Titov Seattle Col John H. Glenn Jr Glenn Soviet Union Ington Glenns Titovs Arlington Tamara

End Cancer Crusade In Franklin Township

Mrs. Clyde Crile, township captain, reports $158.75 collected in Franklin Township during the Cancer Crusade. Helpers included Mrs. Homer Brinning, Mrs. Leonard Brinning, Mrs. Clyde Dawson, Mrs. John Sherman, Mrs. Harold Klopfenstein, Mrs. H. J. Brenneman, Mrs. William Chmelar, Mrs. Don Darbyshire and Mrs. Herb Campbell.

Clyde Crile Franklin Township Homer Brinning Leonard Brinning Clyde Dawson John Sherman Harold Klopfenstein H. J. Brenneman William Chmelar Don Darbyshire Herb Campbell

Annual Prom Night At Local High School

The Junior Senior Prom is set for tonight in the new gymnasium with decorations by senior class members and staff led by Floyd Woods. The Dick Ballard Orchestra provides music and the event starts at 9 p m. The prom and senior banquet are now on separate nights, with the banquet held earlier.

Floyd Woods Vernon Feuerhelm Vern Knecht Delores Mitchell Dick Ballard

Eddie C Herr Dies in Cedar Rapids at 82

Eddie C Herr 82 died Friday morning in St Luke s Hospital Cedar Rapids Officials said funeral arrangements are pending Powell Funeral Home Wellman will handle. Herr was born and raised in Wellman and previously managed the Pullman Hotel in Cedar Rapids for 12 years.

Wellman Eddie C. Herr St. Luke's Hospital Cedar Rapids Powell Funeral Home Mr. Herr Pullman

GOP Luncheon in Washington County Draws Local Candidates

Washington County residents are urged to reserve for the Republican Caravan luncheon at the Methodist Church next Thursday at 12 30 p m with Mrs Richard Higgins. Many state and local Republican candidates are expected including Governor Norman Erbe if he attends. Local hopefuls include State Representative Richard Stephens seeking the state senate nomination, and candidates Keith Vetter and F W Schnoebelen for the state House.

Washington County Methodist Church Richard Higgins William H. Nicholas Mason City Norman Erbe Richard Stephens Senate Keith Vetter Washington F. W. Schnoebelen Riverside

Iowa Weekend Weather Outlook From United Press International

Party cloudy conditions with widely scattered showers or thunderstorms across most of Iowa through this evening. A cooler turning trend expected tonight into Sunday from north to central areas and across the state. Lows in the 50s to 60s, highs Sunday 60s to 70s from northwest to southeast.

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