Surplus Foods For Reliefers In Illinois Crisis
Chicago welfare officials planned federal surplus food distribution to ease a relief crisis as thousands lost monthly food and clothing checks. IPAC delays, disorganized private agencies, and a seven week partisan stalemate threaten aid, with agencies preparing a rapid program to move food from warehouses through Cook County welfare channels to reach needy residents.
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Chicago
UPI
Lanois
Ilinois Public Aid Commission
IPAC
Salvation Army
Spod Springfield
Dennis Doyle
Agriculture Department
Doyle
Cook —Chica County Department of Pi Welfare
Final Leaders In Bridge Marathon
The Top Ten standings for the annual Bridge Marathon list Lois Putnam and Alice Ryan first with 20610 points. Second are Mrs Leon Hillman and Mrs Merle Allison at 20150, followed by Mr and Mrs Bert Britain and Loren Robertson at 19970.
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Lois Putnam
Alice Ryan
Leon Hillman
Merle Allison
Bert Britain
Loren Robertson
Marr Schell
Bruce Campbell
Phil Knee
Washington County seals fundraiser ends with thanks
Mrs Francis Reed announced the final report on the faster seal sale campaign to support camping recreational and rehabilitation services for the physically handicapped. The annual fund appeal ran from March 7 to Easter Sunday April 14 and raised less than the 1962 total. Reed thanked volunteers and praised Catheryn Smith and Lucy Dempsey of the TTT organization for handling treasurer duties at the last minute.
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Francis 3. Reed
Washington County
Washington Count
Catheryn Smith
Lucy Dempsey
TTT
Time Magazine Test Awards Presented at Washington High
Washington High School honored top performers in Current Affairs tests with Time Magazine awards. Bryce Woods led the scores under teacher Russell Bannister. honorable mentions went to John Whitacre George Johnson Illa Mae Earnest Linda Chorpening and Linda Campbell during Friday’s assembly.
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Time Magazine
Washington High School
Russell Bannister
Bryce Woods
John Whitacre
George Johnson
Illa Mae Earnest
Linda Chorpen ‘Ng
Linda Campbell
Kennedy Pearson cordial talks ease U S Canada rift
In Hyannisport Massachusetts President Kennedy and Prime Minister Pearson meet beside Nantucket Sound to ease tensions between the United States and Canada. Their talks cover Cuba and hemispheric economic efforts to halt communism with a planned communique signaling renewed harmony between the two governments.
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Hyannisport
Mass
UPI
U.s-Canadian
Kennedy
Lester B. Pearson
Nantucket Sound
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Western Hemisphere
Kennedy-Pearson
Am Two
Pearson
John Diefenbaker
United States
U.S
Canada
Organization of American States
Haiti
America
Progres
Airlines War May Stop Transatlantic Flights
Britain and the United States declare a war over a 5 percent fare hike on the North Atlantic route as Pan American and Trans World Airlines face restrictions. CAB objects to price fixing and vows to bar U.S. carriers if Britain’s demand is not met, with European nations ready to follow suit and possible retaliatory moves by the U.S. government.
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London
UPS
Britain
United States
America
Pan American World Airways
Trans-World Airlines
American — Government
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Aviation Ministry
France
Belgium
Europe
North Atlantic
Ariz
Air ‘Transsation
IATA
Alan Boyd
U.S
Althoth Am
TWA
Boyd
Mt Pleasant Man Injured In Auto Crash Near Riverside
Dwain Erwin Gooding of Mt Pleasant was treated in Washington County Hospital for a broken right collar bone and minor abrasions after his northbound car on Highway 218 left the road and toppled into a ditch two miles south of the Highway 22 junction near Riverside. Patrolman Lyle Hanson investigated. The car was completely demolished. Stan Musial comments on players’ luck as baseball season nears in St Louis.
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Dwain Erwin Gooding
Mt Pleasant
Washington County Hospital
Lyle Hanson
Gooding
Riverside
Awards honor Washington High students for typing speeds
A Friday assembly awarded Washington High School students for typing speed. Instructor T J Berdo presented honors to Linda Campbell for 70 wpm and Pam Loefler Bonnie Miller Janet Richards Shelia Shelantoski Laura Robinson for 60 wpm. Thirty wpm recognitions went to Marcia Hedberg Barbara Laux Deborah Pacha Lee Long Bob McBee Singer Vicki Thomas Connie Courtney Carol Lowe Kristine Wagner Connie White Steve Foss Novak Carolyn Pratt Mary Sylvia Teets Carol Horning Debbie Nardy Pam Robison Sue Wasson Charlotte Singerton Clareen Arnold Elaine Peiffer Roberta Robertson 40 wpm recognitions went to Arnold Linda Bower Vicki Horak Connie Jarrard Maureen Merz Steve Tindal Reita Arduser Rick Bordwell Debbie Schantz Jo Morgan Nancy Cuffel Doug Clarahan Rita Bruty Dick Eyestone Margaret Guy Bob McClure John Mulcahy Pam Robertson.
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Washington High School
T.J. Berdo
Linda Campbell
Pam Loeffler
Bonnie Miller
Janet Richards
Shelia Shelantoski
Laura Robinson
Marcia Hedberg
Barbara Laux
Deborah Pacha
Lee Long
Bob McBee
Singer
Vicki Thomas
Connie Courtney
Carol Lowe
Kristine Wagner
Connie White
Steve Foss
Novak
Carolyn Pratt
Mary Sylvia’ Teets
Carol Horning
Debbie Nardy
Pam Robison
Sue Wasson
Charlotte Singerton
Clareen Arnold
Elaine Peiffer
Roberta Robertson
C Arnold
Linda Bower
Vicki Horak
Onnie Jar
Dillon Stone Co Earns National Safety Council Award
Dillon Stone Co with its home office in Columbus Junction Iowa received an Award of Achievement from the National Safety Council for safe performance during the 1962 campaign to prevent injuries from falls in mines and quarries in Louisa and Washington Counties. The Columbus Junction mine fueled the award while a newer Young America Quarry near Washington received a later entry. certificates of commendation went to John E. Warren of Columbus Junction and Ivan Jim West Jr of Washington for supervisory safety efforts.
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Dillon Stone Company
Columbus Junction Town
National Safety Council
Louisa
Washington Counties
Iowa
Missouri
Columbus Junction
Young America
Washington
John E. Warren
Columbus 4 Junction
Ivan “Jim” West, Jr
Coin Club Auction and Meeting in Washington
Washington's Coin Club will hold its regular meeting and auction at the Fairgrounds in Washington on Monday May 13 at 7 30 p m All members are urged to attend Guests may attend free once then must join to be eligible The next meeting will be June 10 with speaker Rev L J Bergthold
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Washington
Coin Club
Fairgrounds
L. J. Bergthold
Astronaut Cooper Readies For Historic World Orbit
L Gordon Cooper Jr expected to enter Cape Canaveral Hangar S today for final preparations before a marathon flight. He will wear a 20 pound spacesuit Tuesday and launch aboard an Atlas rocket for a 22 orbits around Earth, then land near Midway Island. Recovery forces are positioned globally as weather outlook remains generally favorable for the mission and Gemini planning.
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Gordon Coopers
John Glenn
Cape Canaveral
Glenn
Cooper
L. Gordon Cooper Jr
Space
United States
Coop
Ste
Canaveral
Atlantic
Pacific
Central Pacific
Bermuda
Ime
Midway Island
Earth
U.S
Castro Would Talk Over Differences
Premier Fidel Castro says a dialogue with the United States and with the Soviet Union could improve ties. He suggests discussing Cuba-US relations with Kennedy and Khrushchev, notes Moscow-Peking ideological frictions, and defends Cuban policies while insisting Soviet technicians could stay to defend Cuba. Senators Humphrey and Keating comment on Castro seeking recognition and leverage.
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New York
UPL
Fidel Castro
Cuba
United States
Russia
Red China
Castro
Kennedy
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
Peking
Havana
Lisa Howard
American Broadcasting Co
ABC
Sovi Union
Sens
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Kenneth Keating
Humphrey
Khmushchev
Soviet Union
Keating
Birmingham Desegregation Pact Ends Hostility Pressure
Birmingham negotiators reach a biracial agreement desegregating downtown facilities and upgrading Negro employment after weeks of protests and arrests. King Shuttlesworth Abernathy announce settlement while city officials resist, court battles loom, and a new mayor council government fights implementation.
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Birmi
Martin Ham
UPD
Ather King
Birmingham
South
King
Atlanta
Alabama
Integration Movement
Revs
Fred L. Shuttlesworth
Ralph Aber. Snathy
Shuttlesworth
Cally Pact Capiutation
Arthur Hans
Hanes
Edney W. Smyer
Alabama Supreme Court
Offer Swim Classes This Summer at YMCA
Enrollments are accepted for semi private swim lessons at the Washington YMCA starting the week of June 3. Sessions run four weeks with two classes weekly for ages 6 to 8, in options on Mondays and Wednesdays or Thursdays and Saturdays. Fees are $5 for the series.
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Washington Ymca
YMCA
Home Economist Hired By Extension Council
The Washington County Extension Council hired Sally Smith of Emerson Iowa as County Extension Home Economist with duties beginning October 1 after she finishes at Iowa State University in May She plans a two month summer trip to Europe Prior to this Miss Iris Salton of Lawtey Thornton will assist from June 1 to August 2 Both new hires are Iowa State University graduates and join Mary Bodwell and Roger Tyerson in university directed extension staffing
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Washington County Extension Council
Sally Smith
Emerson
Iowa
Marion Timmins
Miss Smith
Iowa State University
Ames
Europe
Iowa State
Timmins
Extension Council
Iris Salton
Thornton
Lawe
Washington County
Salton
Oskaloosa
County Extension Council
Iowa State Univers Timmins
Mary Bod *Wel
Roger Tyerson
Soviet Court Acts on Spy Case with Death Sends Wynne to Firing Squad
In Moscow the Supreme Court sentenced four British businessmen to eight years each and a Russian citizen to death for spying. Greg Wynne, 42, and Oleg Penkovsky, 43, faced the verdict after a five day trial. Wynne will serve three years in jail and five in a labor camp. Diplomatic observers expect possible future exchange with Britain as applause echoed in the packed courtroom.
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Moscow
UPS
Soviet Union
Greg Wynne
Oleg Penkovsky
Wynne
Sheila
Penkovsky
Weather Town sees warmer tonight and Sunday with rain
Variable cloudiness and warmer tonight and Sunday with occasional drizzle and scattered thunderstorms mainly Sunday. Low tonight in the 40s northeast to mid 50s southwest. Sunday high in the 70s except mid 60s northeast. Outlook Monday: considerable cloudiness with scattered showers and thunder showers and warmer southeast.
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Clarence Boebel
Chicago Federation of Settlements and
Latin America
Mt. Pleasant
ST. Louis
Stan
Dillon Stone Co
Khrushchev
Ibemanui-racial_ committee
England
United Pressuhe
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