Open Trial For Spies In Moscow
A British businessman Greville Wynne and Soviet scientist Oleg Henkovsky pleaded guilty to espionage in a Moscow courtroom. Indictment links them to an Anglo American spy ring feeding Soviet secrets to Western intelligence during 1961 and 1962. The case names several U S diplomats and embassy officials as involved.
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IRS Defends Expense Credits Amid Business Talk Debate
Critics say IRS rules bluntly limit deductions for travel and entertainment including hunting, yachting, and fishing as business settings. Hearings on the new regulations feature 20 witnesses from hotels, restaurants, clubs, and more arguing the atmosphere for business talks is dated.
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UPI
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Model Contest Opens For Boys at YMCA
The Washington YMCA hosts a newly formed Model Club contest with sixteen entries displayed in the lobby. Junior members vote by collecting ballots at the desk, with voting ending Saturday at 11 a.m.
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Washington
Dominican Republic Deploys Troops on Haiti Border
Dominican President Bosch orders new tank supported infantry and paratroops to the Haiti frontier while urging OAS to resolve the dispute. Duvalier seeks UN Security Council action accusing Dominican forces of planned aggression. Haitian prime minister Chamlers promises asylum for political refugees.
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Thresher valves all right says naval officer
Portsmouth, N H A P I Capt John D Guerry production officer at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard says all 5 000 submarine Thresher valves were installed correctly before the sinking none were backward and no valves were misinstalled during tests while some witnesses criticized the overhaul pointing to delays and sloppy work. The naval court of inquiry met behind closed doors to examine the sub design.
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No Appeal Granted On Alienation Suit
The Iowa supreme court denied R. C. Wright’s appeal from a Mahaska county district court verdict ordering $45,000 damages in an alienation of affections case. The ruling noted the case lacks final Mahaska county disposition as Wright’s petition for a new trial is pending. Wright argued the trial denial of jury testimony rights.
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Rock Island Silent on Possible Rail Merger
Chicago based Rock Island Railroad officials would not comment on reports of a near term merger with Union Pacific and Southern Pacific. A three way study into amalgamation was said to be underway with results not released.
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Missionary to Speak At Nazarene Church
Mrs. DeVee Brown will present World Gospel Mission work with photos at the Nazarene Church in Washington in a special service. She is on furlough residing in Wilmore Kentucky and spends ten days visiting churches in Iowa. She will visit Shenk Rest Home in Wellman on May 15. The service Thursday begins at 8 p.m. and the public is invited.
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Marjorie) Brown
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Commencement Speakers Named For Washington Community High
Washington Community High School lists 113 graduating candidates for May ceremonies. Commencement is set for Thursday May 23 at 8 p.m. with John W Henderson PhD president of Town Wesleyan College as the speaker. The baccalaureate is Sunday May at 8 p.m. with Rev Dennis Stutrud delivering the sermon.
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Washington Community High School
John W. Henderson
Town Wesleyan College
Dennis Stutrud
Iowa Senate Hammers Tax Deal For Property Relief Schools
Iowa senators moved toward a compromise tax bill backing a 3 percent sales tax with revenue used for local property relief and general school aid. Key figures Shaff Rigler Walker led a plan granting $21.25 million in agricultural land tax credits and $29.5 million in general school aid, with $202.5 million in a property tax credit fund pro rated to counties.
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New Hampton
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R. Williams
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Credit
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Nebraska
J.T. Dykhouse
R-Rock Rapids
Dykhouse
Shaff
Pulitzer Prizes in Journalism and Arts Announced in 1963
The 1963 Pulitzer winners include two posthumous honors for poetry and fiction figures, and a public service award to The Chi Daily News for birth control services coverage. John Mason Brown and John Gassner resigned from the drama jury over award decisions. no drama prize awarded for sixth time since 1917.
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Anthony Shannon
William Longgood
American Airlines
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Ira H. Ctarkey
Pescagoula
Famed Music Writer Will Be Here Today
John Senaum and his son Wesley visit Everett’s Music Store Washington for a 3 to 5 p m signing. Piano teachers pupils and others are invited to meet the author pair during these hours.
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Liquor Sales Fall in March Across Washington State
March liquor sales at Washington state stores fell compared with a year earlier with border cities showing notably lower receipts. In March 1962 sales were 519,597.50 while March 1963 brought 15,451.50. state total decline reached 330,000. The note also mentions a first degree work Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the Masonic Temple urged by Roy Carter of LWA for Mason attendance.
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Rites set for Henry Madden 74 at Brighton
Henry Laverne Madden 74 of Brighton died Monday evening at Washing County Hospital. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm in Gould Funeral Home Brighton with burial in Friends Cemetery Pleasant Plain. Madden born March 15 1889 in Brighton served World War I and was a VEW member. He leaves Elsie Walton Madden wife two sons William Los Angeles and Lester San Francisco brother Earl Brighton sisters Jennie Madden and Grace Hoffman Brighton.
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Lydia Bey Madden
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William
Los Angeles
Lester
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Jennie Madden
Grace Hoffman
Wittrig Celebrates 38th Business Anniversary
Vernon Wittrig marks his 38th year in business at Wittrig's Shoe Store following graduation from Washington High School in 1925 and prior service at Wittrig's Harness Shop. He notes many changes in Washington over the decades. Further anniversary details appear in this Evening Journal.
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Telstar 2 Sends Live TV Link To Europe In Space Mission
NASAs Telstar 2 satellite rode aloft on a Delta rocket from Cape Canaveral marking a potential first live intercontinental TV link from a manned U.S. space flight. Signals were hailed as good as ground stations prepared to test video patterns and beam images to Europe and back via Atlantic relay. The launch followed Telstar 1’s success and AT&T funded the venture, with Japan speculated to join the global communication effort.
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Tax Cut Seen Lifting State Local Revenues
Treasury Secretary Douglas Dillon told Congress a $10 billion federal tax cut would raise state and local tax revenues by about $29 billion yearly, with states gaining $15 billion and local governments $1.4 billion by 1965 as GNP grows. He warned against optimistic overreach but noted tax rates could stay lower.
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Weather Summary From United Press International
Weather by United Press International reports fair to partly cloudy conditions on Wednesday with low near 60 and high around 85. Thursday outlook calls for partly cloudy skies and continued mild temperatures.
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