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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1963

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Iowa Senate blocks tax bill clash with House

Iowa Senate rejects House amendments to a 14 item tax-appropriation package over an income tax withholding provision. Lt Gov Mooty rules against considering the bill, prompting swift disapproval and sending the measure back to the House for possible insistence or receding to the senate version. Governor Hughes calls the plan troublesome as conference talks loom.

House Senate David O Shaff R-Clinton Ways and Means Andrew G. Frommell D.dubuque Mooty Shaff Chamber Moody Des Moines UPI Iowa W.L. Mooty Harold E. Hughes

OAS Fact Finding Team Heads to Haiti Amid Meddling Warning

A fact finding group from the Organization of American States prepared to fly to Port au Prince after two days of talks in Santo Domingo. The mission will attempt to conciliate the Haiti Dominican Republic dispute over political refugees and related internal questions despite President Duvalier's warning against meddling in Haiti's internal affairs.

Port AU Prince Haiti Santo Domingo

Court of Honor for Scouts Monday Night

The St. James Boy Scout Troop will hold a Court of Honor ceremony and program in the Catholic School building Monday evening at 7 30. Scoutmaster Lloyd Walker and assistant Bob Porter report that 14 boys will be advanced during the evening’s program.

St. James Lloyd Walker Bob Porter

Francis R. Snyder Dies in Illinois at 58

Francis R. Snyder, 58, of Chicago Illinois died suddenly Thursday. Graveside services will be Sunday at 3 p.m. in Elm Grove Cemetery with Rev. T. J. Lewin in charge. Friends may call Sunday from 9 a.m. to 2:45 p.m. at Sherman-Eden Funeral Home. He was born February 29 1904 in Washington County a son of Frank E. and Anna Snyder. He moved to Chicago in 1924 where he was an electrician and was a Catholic. Survivors include two sons Tom of Los Angeles and John of Chicago, two grandchildren, and one sister Verle Agnes Sigler of Keota.

Francis R. Snyder Chicago Ill Elm Grove T. J. Lew Sherman-Eden Mr. Snyder Washington County Frank E Anna Snyder Catholic Church Tom Los Angeles John Verle Agnes) Sigler Keota

Circle of Safety program to run Saturday in city

The second annual Circle of Safety check sponsored by the Jaycees will be held Saturday from 9 AM to early evening on West Washington Street between C and D avenues. Don Lachess, in charge for the local Junior Chamber of Commerce, says the event is voluntary and no tickets will be issued for defective equipment. The local Chamber of Commerce cooperates with the Jaycees in the project.

West Washington Street C and D Avenues Don Lachess Chamber of Commerce

Washington Poet Publishes Book

Ellen Rebecca Fenn of Washington Iowa has published her first poetry collection through WRITERS NOTES AND QUOTES of Calhoun City Mississippi. The hard covered volume contains about ninety poems some previously printed in journals magazines and newspapers and read on radio. Autographed copies are available from the author and at local bookstores.

Calhoun City Miss Ellen Rebecca’ Fenn Washington Iowa Fenn Prior Fenn

Washington High School DE Students Host Employer Banquet

The Washington High School distributive education group held an employer employee banquet at Captain's Table on Thursday. Bryce Woods was master of ceremonies. Mr. Houstman gave the welcome and presented honorary certificates. Mr. Richard McCleery spoke on Free on Board Port of Entry and was named an honorary DECA member.

Washington High School Bryce Woods Houstman Richard McCleery McCleery Deca Club Beverly Janecek Montgomery Ward Wayne Kaufman Sears Dean Hazen Fuhr and Cochran Dale Samuelson Fareway Foods Kcii Radio Reta Murphy Dixie Loeffler Linda Warner McCleery Cumming Co

Local Men Attend Civil Defense Meet

William Jensen T M Nelson and S W Easter of the Washington civil defense staff attended a day long meeting in the state house at Des Moines. The session reviewed past year events and accomplishments and outlined plans for the coming year. The three Washington men returned home Thursday evening.

William Jensen T M. Nelson S. W. Easter Washington Civil Defense State House Des Moines Washington

Stutrud To Speak At Washington High Baccalaureate

The Rev. Dennis Stutrud of Immanuel Lutheran Church will deliver the Baccalaureate sermon at Washington Community High School Sunday at 8 p.m. in the gym. Other ministers participate and the freshman chorus provides music.

Dennis Stutrud Immanuel Lutheran Church Washington Community High School

Life-Saving Doll Demonstrations At YMCA On Tuesday

A series of mouth to mouth resuscitation demonstrations and a film will be shown at the YMCA on Tuesday May 21. The program includes three sessions for Y Wives high school students and the Y's Men's Club with a life size air filled dummy donated by the Iowa Southern Utilities.

YMCA Tom McSpadden The Iowa Southern Harold Stevens Y's Men’s Club McSpadden United States ISA

White House delays Cooper reception to Tuesday

The White House postponed astronaut L Gordon Cooper Jr reception from Monday to Tuesday to give him breathing room. Press Secretary Salinger said Cooper would receive full military honors in the White House and NASA scheduled events, including a news conference at Cape Canaveral and a possible parade and congressional appearance. A jet transport would bring Cooper and family to Cape Canaveral Tuesday morning.

Washington UPI White House L. Gordon Cooper Jr Pierre Salinger Kennedy Air Force Cape Canaveral Cooper Salinger National Aeronautics and Space Administration Mercury Congress NASA

Two American Pilots Down In North Korea Incident

Two U.S. Army helicopter pilots Capts Ben Weakley Stutts and Charleton W. Voltz made an emergency landing in North Korea while on a routine boundary check. They came under fire from Communist troops with fate unknown. UNC Maj Gen George H. Cloud demanded their return during the Military Armistice Commission meeting in Panmunjom.

Panmunjom Korea UPI United Nations Command Ben Weakley Stutts Charleton W. Voltz U.S. Marine Corps George H. Cloud UNC Military Armistice Commission North South Korea Cloud Seoul Han River

Presbyterian Leaders Attack Kennedy Tax Plan On Gifts

United Presbyterian figures protest proposed tax deductions shift as a tax on gifts to spiritual agencies. J Howard Pew warns of curtailment of church activities if the policy persists. Silas G Kessler is elected moderator stressing local parish vitality amid racial discrimination concerns raised by Marshal L Scott.

Des Moines UPI Kennedy J. Howard Pew The Sun Oil Co United Presbyterian Foundation United Presbyterian Church Pew 175Th General Assembly Nebraska Silas G. Kessler First Presbyterian Church Hastings Neb Kessler Marshal L. Scott Presbyterian Institute of Industrial Relations Chicago Scott Deep South

Soil Stewardship Week Planned in Washington County

Soil Stewardship Week will be celebrated locally in May 1926. Gene Stephens, chairman of the Washington County Soil Conservation District, notes the nationwide observance promotes stewardship of soil and water under the theme We Turn Our Eyes to The Future. The district and 2 930 companion districts nationwide sponsor the event through state and national associations, with church program inserts distributed to county churches.

Gene Stephens Washington County Puerto Rico Stephens

Reverend Birch to Speak at Marion Avenue Church

The Rev. David Birch of Dodge City Kansas United Presbyterian Church will preach at morning worship in Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Church this Sunday. He arrives from Des Moines where the General Assembly meets. His sermon title is A Prescription for the Church.

David Birch United Presbyterian Church Dodge City Kansas Marion Avenue Birch Vernon Elgin Des Moines

DAR to Place Grave Markers Sunday May 19

Members of the Daughters of the American Revolution will place grave markers for deceased members at Pilotburg at 2 p.m Kalona at 3 p.m Ainsworth at 4 15 p.m and Washington at 5 p.m Sunday May 19 while ceremonies are held in four locations.

DAR Daughters of the American Revolution Pilotburg Kalona Ainsworth Washington

Weather Iowa Tonight Saturday Fair and Cooler

United Press International reports generally fair weather in Iowa with cooler nights and a high around 70 on Saturday. Five day temperatures will run 4 to 8 degrees below normal, with a cool pattern through Monday and a possible warm-up by Tuesday or Wednesday. Rainfall totals vary from .25 to .75 inches, scattered as showers or thundershowers mainly over the weekend.

United Press International Iowa

Cooper Returns From Long Space Flight In Fine Shape

Astronaut L Gordon Cooper, after a 34 hour 20 minute mission reaching 575000 miles, underwent medical tests aboard USS Kearsarge. Doctors noted weight loss of seven pounds and a dizzy spell but overall good spirits and physical condition as officials call the flight a textbook mission toward the moon.

Uss Rearsarge UPS L. Gordon Cooper Earth Space Kearsarge Cooper Pacific Air Force America Carl Huss National Aeronautics and Space Administration Flight Dynamics Office Richard Pollard Space Agency Gordon Pollard Cape Canaveral Faith 7

Space Hero L Gordon Cooper Sparks World Wide Cheers

Global crowds applaud L Gordon Cooper's 22.9 orbit in Faith 7 as he returns safely. Governors, police, and citizens from New York to Salt Lake City hail the solo flight with pride and hope for Moon visits. Local towns parade and officials extend welcome.

United Press International L. Gordon Cooper Cooper Grand Central Station New York Space

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Francis Snyder Illinois Circle of Safety Jaycees Washington Poet Stutrud Monica McCarthy Harold DeVries Eddie D. West Ray Blair Lloyd Latta Kenny Hammer Tony Stewart Larry Mabb Journal Bob Elliott Now Presbyterian Rev. Birch Marion Ave Walter Williams Mercury Operations Williams Alan B. Shepard D. Brainerd Holmes Navy Kearsage E. P. Rankin U.S Christine Louis Grand Central Salt Lake City Utah Wayne Kuehne University of Utah William Hewitt Colorado Mountain Carbondale Denver John A. Love Boston Janet Crouse Albany N.Y.) Medical Center
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