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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1963

Page

9

Memorial Day Observances Across Town and Washington

Memorial Day services and parades honored veterans at Elm Grove and Woodlawn cemeteries with a two cemetery march, Boy Scouts and school bands participating, and remarks by Rev Carlyle Smith and Rev Richard Peterson. In Washington Kennedy laid a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknowns and visited James Forrestal’s grave, with a 21 gun salute and taps as John Jr attended.

Elm Grove Woodlawn Carlyle Smith Richard Peterson Boy Scouts Cub Scouts Camp Fire Girls Blue Birds Washington UPS Kennedy James Forrestal Crisp Jimmy Weather Arlington National Cemetery Sne National Cemetery Forrestal White House Bethesda MD) Naval Hospital John Jr Secret Service Caroline Camp David

Toastmasters Meet At Captain's Table

Toastmasters met Wednesday night at the Captain's Table. Jim Houstman was table topics chairman and Lawrence Mikse was toastmaster. Five minute topics were presented by Ken Varley on 20 Billion Dollars. Frank Patterson on They Shall Not Sleep. Dennis Charles on Integration.

Iine Jim Houstman Lawrence Mikse Ken Varley Frank Patterson Dennis Charles

Laotian Leader Demands Talks With Souphanouvong

Prime Minister Souvanna Phouma urged Pathet Lao chief Souphanouvong to meet him at his choosing to avert further Laotian peace talks failure He faulted neutralist Feuane's forces and noted a propaganda push to replace Kong Le with Deuane Troops aligned with Deuane pressed Kong Le on the Plain of Jars as a cease-fire appeal was sent to halt hostilities.

Vientiane UPI Prince Souvanna Phonma Souphanouvong Souvanna Pathet Lao Unique Suva Feuane Deuane Kong le Plain of Jars Souk Vongsak Khang Khay

Radar signals bounce off planet Mercury from Earth link

Radar signals reach Mercury 60.5 million miles away and return in 11 minutes. JPL co directors Robertson Stevens and Walter K Victor report first contact May 6 during Mercury's near approach.

Pasadena Calif Mercury California Institute of Technology Jet Propel Laboratory JPL Solar System Robertson Stevens Walter K. Victor Earth Venus Mars

Two Men Confess Slaying Patrolman in Harlem Rooftop

Two men confessed to fatally shooting Patrolman George Crane on a Harlem six story rooftop after a chase. Police reported full confessions and indicated the weapon found nearby may be Crane’s pistol. A description of the suspect was given by the wounded officer before he died.

New York Harlem George Crane Crane

Demonstrations Sweep South Amid Civil Rights Tension

Civil rights protests across Mississippi Florida North Carolina Louisiana and Philadelphia clash with police. Medgar Evers rallies in Jackson while Philadelphia sees violent demonstrations injuring officers and bystanders. Officials vow more pickets as legal actions loom and federal plans accelerate.

United Press International Jackson Miss Florida North ‘Carolina Louisiana Philadelphia Cecil B.seo Ftdiay Moore Tallahassee Fla Peirice Mish Point NC Tte

Ridiculous Day Parade Entries Grow in Washington

Harold Jarvis reports a growing list of parade entries for the Ridiculous Day observance in Washington. The parade is set for 1 15 p m on Thursday June 6 with prizes for best group or float and best individual entry. led by Mrs John Simmering Jr on a white stallion, flanked by White Horse Club members.

Harold Jarvis Washington Jarvis John Simmering Jr The White Horse Club

Pope Rallies Further Today Bleeding Stops

The 81 year old Pope Jol XXII showed a marked rally as internal bleeding stopped for the moment. He was strengthened with blood transfusions and briefly left bed for a few minutes as officials debated funeral and conclave plans.

Vatican Ciey Jol XXII Inter Vatican

End of Mexican Worker Import Program Seems Likely

Washington reports that newly elected Democrats helped defeat a bill to extend the bracero farm labor program, signaling a possible end to the 12 year policy. Key opponents included Rep. Benjamin Rosenthal and Rep. Jeffery Cohelan, with support from Rep. Alec Golson and others.

Washington UPI U.S West Southwest Benjamin S. Rosenthal D-N.y New York City House Agriculture Committee Jeffery Cohelan D-Calif Rosenthal Cohelan Alec Golson D. In Spark M. Matsunaga Mas P. Gill Hawaii

Partly cloudy forecast from United Weather update

United Weather reports partly cloudy conditions with a chance of scattered thunderstorms in the west tonight and Friday. Temperatures hold with highs near 75 to 80 and lows in the 50s, little change in today’s and tonight’s readings.

Mills seeks higher Social Security tax base to 5400

Rep Wilbur D. Mills proposes extending the Social Security job tax to the first 5400 in annual earnings. The plan would raise taxes for workers at that level and boost maximum benefits while funding long term trust funds. Mills argues the measure strengthens program actuarial soundness and could become a vehicle for President Kennedy’s hospitalization insurance proposal.

Washington UPL Congress Wilbur D. Mills D-Ark House Ways & Means Committee Mills Kennedy

New Tiros Weather Satellite Planned for Daily Earth Views

NASA announced a next year launch for a hatbox shaped Tiros satellite to photograph the earth daily in a polar orbit with two cameras. It will store images on tape and transmit when in range. Previous missions have sent over 230000 cloud and weather pictures since 1960.

New York UPI National Aeronautics and Space Agency Wheeling

Memorial Day Holiday Traffic Toll Rises

A rising toll of traffic deaths marred Memorial Day observances as millions traveled. By 10:30 a.m. EDT 47 people had died in traffic since the holiday began 18 hours earlier with 40 in road crashes and others in drowning and misc. causes. The National Safety Council projected 450 to 550 traffic deaths and 20 000 to 24 000 disabling injuries during the 102 hour period.

United Press International National Safety Council

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