Pope John XXIII Crowned in St Peter's Crown Ceremony
Pope John XXIII was crowned 262nd Pontiff before about 500000 in St Peter's Square. Nicola Canali placed the three crowned tiara as tens of thousands cheered Viva il Papa. The ceremony, telecast to 13 European nations, marked a humble end to a four hour rite with Papal blessing and admonitions on mortality.
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Vatican City
C Lege
Pius XII
St. Peter's Basilica
Nicola’ Cardinal Canali
Jesus Christ
Rome
Italy
Pius XI
Castellan- Aalto
John
Cetral
St. Peter's
Basica
No Shells Fall on Quemoy Isles Today
UPI report notes Communist shells at Quemoy fell silent early Monday morning in an unexplained shift of the Formosa crisis. Nationalists claimed no shells hit the isles up to 10 30 a m Monday as villagers in the opposite coast village of Wapao reportedly rose in revolt six weeks earlier, with substantial casualties.
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Taipei
UPI
Quemoy Islands
Defense Ministry
Formosa
Quemoy
Hong Kong
Wapao
Weston Peninsula
Bus Firm May Lose Franchise in Iowa
Iowa Commerce Commission considers revoking the franchise of American Buslines Inc after a strike by drivers and staff. The firm, serving 116 towns, began a Des Moines to Shenandoah route but faces losses and interline ticket refusals by Greyhound. Pickets and union officials attended as the commission urged a Des Moines Ottumwa relaunch.
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DES Moines
UPI
Iowa Commerce Commission
American Bus Lines, Inc
Commerce
Ray H. Thompson
Hhe Commission
Herbert E. Roberts
Omaha
Shenandoah
Roberts
Greyhound Lines
American
American Buslines Co
Greyhound
Amercan
American Buslines
Fort
Iowa
Ottumwa
America
Union
Dae. Shreve
Omaha, Neb
Sam J. Deihl Dies At Home in Wapello
Sam J. Deihl, aged 15, a retired farmer and former Louisa County supervisor and mayor of Wapello, died at his Wapello home Monday. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Methodist Church in Wapello. Survivors include his widow, five sons and daughters.
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Columbus Junction
Sam J. Deihl
Louisa County
Wapello
Former Junction Man Dies in New Mexico
Columbus Junction resident Carleton McGrew 47 died Monday in Albuquerque New Mexico from a heart attack. He was born in Grand View Iowa, son of Dr Oliver McGrew and wife. He lived in Columbus Junction, worked at the post office before moving to New Mexico about 16 years ago. Survivors include his wife one son one brother Dr Edwin McGrew Beaver Oklahoma and one sister Mrs Fay Greiner Muscatine. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Columbus Junction
Carleton McGrew
Albuquerque
New Mexico
McGrew
Grandview
Oliver McGrew
Edwin McGrew
Beaver
Okla
Fay Greiner
Muscatine
Corn Harvest Progress In Iowa Rises Markedly
Des Moines reports show about 70 percent of Iowa corn harvested this week, up from 16 percent last year. Northeastern Iowa 45 percent, northwestern 95 percent. Sorghum harvest 85 percent, yields good to excellent with light losses. Fall plowing 65 percent complete, soil moisture generally short except in parts. week largely dry with temperatures a bit above normal in the north and below in the south.
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Des Moines
UPI
Towa
Weather Bureau
Agriculture Department
Iowa
Bulletin
Lowa
Find Body of Iowan Killed on Highway
Officials reported the body of Robert E. Lewis, 23, of Albia Iowa was found in a field three miles east of town on the Dewey Chichester farm adjoining U S 34. Authorities said he was apparently killed in a traffic accident on the highway.
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Albia
Iowa
Robert E. Lewis
Ben Aay
Here
Dewey Chichester Farm
Max Henness Named Country Club Head
Max Henness was elected president of the Washington Golf and Country Club at the first board meeting after the annual vote. He succeeds Vernon Witting, with Bud DeLa as vice president and Richard Weeks as secretary and treasurer. New directors include Bob Roe, Bob Lowe, Loren Day, Everett Meeker, Russians John Lee, and Carl Wells.
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Max Henness
Washington Golf and Country Club
Hennes
Vernon Witting
Bud DeLa
Richard Weeks
Bob Roe
Bob Lowe
Loren Day
Everett Meeker
John Lee
Carl Wells
Leroy McGraws Lead In Pinochle Marathon
Mr and Mrs Leroy McGraw were named leaders in a Washington community pinochle marathon sponsored by the U s Men s Club. Net scores after the first round show the McGraws at 2660. Other leaders include Claud Rhodebeck 1680 and Floyd Blankenhorn 1610.
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Leroy McGraw
Washington
U's Men’s Club
McGraws
Claud Rhodebeck
Floyd Blankenhorn
Ed Blattner
Francis Crone
Richard Hall
Albert Wehr
Charles Kennedy
Foster Hammer
Robert Libe
New Hospital Visitor Rules Take Effect November 10
Washington County Hospital trustees approved visiting restrictions following Iowa Health Department recommendations to curb health risks. The rules, effective Monday November 10, limit maternity ward visitors to fathers and grandparents and ban under 14s from visiting any patient. hours stay 2–4 pm and 7–8 30 pm, with board seeking public cooperation.
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Washington County Hospital
Iowa State Department of Health
Lowa
Heavy Vote Seen as Iowa Voters Weigh Loveless Murray
Des Moines reports show a heavy turnout at noon with mid day votes far above usual. Gov Herschel Loveless seeks re election against Rep William Murray in a fierce campaign framed by tax debates and campaign financing disputes.
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Washington
Iowa
Des Moines
UPI
Herschel C. Loveless
Republi
William G. Murray
Iowa State College
At & Pam
Loveless
Clyde L. Herring
Gover
Murray
Teamsters Union
Leonard G. Wolf
Blakder
Henry C. Talle
Decor
Forecast Record Vote Controls Congress in 1960 Election
Americans endure a surging turnout to decide control of the 86th Congress and influence the 1960 race. Weather is fair nationwide while 35 Senate and 42 House seats plus 32 governorships are at stake. key battles include Rockefeller vs Harriman in New York and Knowland in California. Presidential implications color voter interest as campaigns push for majorities amid strong labor activity and right to work debates.
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Washington
UPI
Ohio
South
Senate
House
William F. Knowland
Averell Harriman
New York
Knowland
California
Edmund
Pat) Brown
Harriman
Nelson’ A. Rockefeller
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
House of Representatives
Rockfeller
Rockefeller
Nixon
Leo William F. Knowland
GOP Po
Spectacus
Atty. Gen. and
G. Brown
Brown defends traffic point system amid rising deaths
NES Acting Public Safety Commissioner Russell Brown defended the public point system that fines drivers by points aiming to suspend licenses after 10. He cited weather and driving conditions for recent deaths, urged legislature to back risk reduction with driver education, more patrols, and higher speed limits penalties.
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NES
UPS
Russell Brown
Brown
Towa
Iowa
Iowa Highway Patrol
Chamber President Blames Congress for Flourishing Inflation
Chicago UPI report quotes William A. McDonnell, president of the US Chamber of Commerce, blaming Congress for inflation. He cites deficit spending, taxes, and labor union power, defends Fed policy, and argues Congress undermines monetary traffic laws and mortgage rate controls amid tight money. He critiques welfare spending without funding plans.
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Chicago
UPI
Chamber of Commerce
Congress
William A. McDonnell
Mortgage Bankers Association of America
McDonnell
Federal Reserve Board
Farm Bureau Forms Swine Market Group
DES MOINES UPI The Town Farm Bureau Federation filed articles of incorporation for a farm organization to market hogs. The group will buy process and sell hogs poultry and other farm profits. Officers: E Howard Hill president Howard Waters vice president Kenneth Thatcher secretary D B Groves treasurer. The organization will buy hog at Iowa points and sell through an Illinois corporation with a nationwide network. Membership limited to Farm Bureau members.
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Des Moines
UPI
Town Farm Bureau Federation
Secretary of State
Feder
Marketing Association
Federation
E. Howard Hill
Minburn
Howard Waters
Danville
Kenneth Thatcher
D.B. Groves
Groves
Iowa
Illinois
Farm i
Weather forecast for Iowa from United Press International
Mostly cloudy and windy tonight with locally warmer readings in the 80s in the northwest to upper 40s in the southeast. Cooler and windy Wednesday with partly cloudy skies and highs from the lower 60s to upper 50s, winds shifting to northwest 25 to 40 mph.
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United Press International
Iowa
Jover State
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