Indian forces repulse two Chinese attacks in NE India
Indian Defense Ministry reports Chinese forces repulsed in central and eastern NEFA sectors with patrols exchanging fire in Subansiri and Walong. US aid to India discussed. Menon named to new 30 man National Defense Council amid resignation rumors.
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New Delhi
UPI
Chusul
Defense Ministry
North East Frontier Agency
Subansiri
NEFA
Walong
United States
John Kenneth Galbraith
India
V.K. Krishna Menon
National Defense Council
Defense Production
Krishna Menon
Daulat Beg Oldi
Kashmir
Red China
Dho
Ladakh
Karakoram
Indian Subcontinent
Cho
Sinkiang
Pakistan
Baltistan
Hunza
Jawaharlal Nehru
China
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Nehru
Mrs. Fannie Stewart Dies at 81 in Washington
Mrs. Fannie F. Stewart, 81, of 614 North Iowa Avenue, died at 3 30 a.m. today November 6 1962 in Washington County Hospital after about a week of illness. Funeral 2 30 p.m. Friday at Jones Funeral Home with Rev. Richard Peterson officiating and burial at Ainsworth. Born January 5 1881 in Piedmont West Virginia she married Edward W. Stewart who died September 8 1960. They lived in Miami Florida before moving to Washington six years ago. Survivors include two nieces Mrs. Jerry Simmering Washington and Virginia Wallace Omaha Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie F. Stewart
North
Iowa Avenue
Washington County Hospital
Jones Funeral Home
Richard Peterson
Ainsworth
Stewart
Piedmont
W. Va
Sylvester
Sarah Elliott Kight
Baltimore
Edward W. Stewart
Miami
Fla
Washington
Judge Adds Names To Now Petit Jury List
District Judge L R Carson ordered 25 names added to the petit jury for the November term. The listants must report Tuesday at 1 30 P M in the court room. Names include Paul Boettcher John Brown H T Carris Henry Davis Claude Essley Janet Farrier Leona Gardner Dale Hahn Cloyce Hayes Jerry Johnson Glenn Laffer Don Maxwell C B Moomey Floyd Murphy Dorothy McCrackin Agnes Peterson Fay Rowe Mildred Snyder Dean Stanley Marion Swanson Orval Van Winkle Dorothy Walker Harry Wentworth Leonard Young. The Washington Chamber of Commerce directors meet at 7 30 P M tonight at the Chamber office per Hubert Lohrer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.R. Carson
Court House
Paul Boettcher
Washington
Burr B. Bordwell Jr
John Brown
Crawfordsville
H.T. Carris
Keota
Henry Davis
Claude Essley
Brighton
Janet E. Farrier
Leona Gardner
Dale Hahn
Cloyce Hayes
Jerry Johnson
Glenn Laffer
Don Maxwell
C.B. Moomey
Kalona
Floyd Murphy
Dorothy McCrackin
Pleasant Plain
Agnes Peterson
Fay Rowe
Wellman
Mildred Snyder
Dean Stanley
Marion Swanson
Orval van Winkle
Dorothy Walker
Harry Wentworth
Leonard Young
City Council Studies Arterial Streets and Traffic Plans
Washington city council spent most of Monday night discussing arterial streets with Greene Engineering Co Cedar Rapids presenting design recommendations for tax funded street work. Glenn Yoder reported completion of Madison and Iowa stop lights and L A Holland Frank Kos proposed a drive in bank seeking zoning changes for a Washington Avenue B corner site across Geb Chevrolet.
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Washington
Greene Engineering Co
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Glenn Yoder
Madison
L.A. Holland
Frank Kos
Washington State Bank
State Bank
Washington and
Avenue B
Geb Chevrolet
Dr Hans Zellweger to Speak at Washington County Meeting
Dr Hans Zellweger a pediatrics professor at the State University of Iowa will address the November meeting of the Washington County Association for Retarded Children at 8 pm on Wednesday November 7 at the Washington County Fair Grounds The Iowa Association for the Mentally Retarded has granted 1000 to support his Mongolia prevention research in Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Zellweger
State University of Iowa College of Medicine
Washington County Association For Retarded Children
Zellweger
Washington County Fair Grounds
Iowa Association For the
Iowa City
Switzerland
State University of Iowa
University of Zurich
American University
Beruit
Lebanon
Americans Go to the Polls in National Vote Test
Heavy voting marked a mid term election as Americans chose 35 governors 39 senators and 435 House members. President Kennedy faced the political fate of his program while the GOP eyed 1964 prospects amid strong turnout in states like Pennsylvania Ohio Illinois and Massachusetts. Kennedy voted for his brother Edward in Boston as Bollocks Lodge challenged in the Senate race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Congress
Kennedy
House
John F. Kennedy
White House
Boston
Edward
George Cabot Lodge
Senate
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Richardson Dillworth
William W. Scranton
Ohio
Columbus
Illinois
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Seniors Prepare Connecticut Yankee Play at Washington High
Washington High School seniors finalize preparations for Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court to be staged November 15 and 16. Technical crews set sound lighting and the set nears completion. Tickets go on sale through senior class members and may be exchanged for reserved seats at Phillips Drug Store starting November 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Arthur's Court
Washington High School
Phillips Drug Store
Extension Township Elections Scheduled in Washington County
Francis McConnell announces township election meetings across eight townships from November 8 to 26 to elect Washington County Extension Council representatives. 4-H programs will be shown in most townships with terms ending in early 1963. current members and term details listed.
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Washington County
Washington County Extension Council
Francis McConnell
Franklin Township
Franklin Center
Oregon Township
Ainsworth Legion Hall
Dutch Creek Township
Cliff Conklin
Brighton Township
Robison
Iown Township
Riverside Community
Lime Creek Township
Wellman Methodist Church
Clay Township
Howard Lins
Washington Township
Clay
Brighton
Dutch Creek
McConnell
Raymond Mineart
Washington
Howard Koch
Donald Hahn
Heavy early voting reported in Washington city wards
Polls in Washington four wards show stronger than expected turnout during the morning despite cool overcast weather. First voters included Guy Stuckman in the third ward and Lena Stewart in the second ward. By mid day the first three wards had generated 120, 206, and 324 votes respectively, with the fourth ward not yet tallied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Guy Stuckman
City Hall
Perdock
Lena Stewart
Court House
Tom Cannon
Gene Nicholson
Old Klein Building
Horak and Son insurance agency relocates to larger offices
Horak and Son move to the former Stewart and Shearer space next to the State Theater at 113 East Washington. Dr. Mallory enlarges his operation, the interior and exterior are remodeled, and a grand opening is planned for November 24. Dick Horak joined the agency about 12 years ago.
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Horak and Son Insurance Agency
Paul Horak
Richard
J. F. Mallory
East
Washington
Stewart and Shearer Law Firm
State Theater
Dr. Mallory
Horak and Son Agency
Mr. Horak
Horak
Dick Horak
WACO High Opens Oklahoma Ticket Sales to Public
Advance sale of reserved seats for the WACO High School production of Oklahoma began Monday November 5 according to director Dan Pfeifer. Tickets may be purchased at the high school office in Olds or at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Oklahoma
Dan Pfeifer
Olds
Iowa voters face heavy turnout in Des Moines and Cedar Rapids
Des Moines and Cedar Rapids saw lines at polls as Republicans and Democrats contested a wide slate including U.S. Senate seats and the governor's race. Norman Erbe faced a tighter re-election bid while Harold Hughes tapped Democratic hopes. Hickenlooper was a strong favorite for Senate, with Neal Smith expected to win reelection despite Sonja Egenes' challenge. Absentee ballots boosted turnout. turnout projections hovered around historic lows if conditions hold.
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Des Moines
UPI
Republican Policy Committee
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Webster City
Polk County
Senate
E.B. Smith
Iowa State University
Neal Smith
Sonja Egenes
Kennedy
Cuba
Community Chest drive nears end in Washington business district
The 1963 Community Chest campaign in Washington reports the business district drive nearly complete as volunteers contact local merchants. Co chairs Jay Vinson and Marion Snodgrass oversee calls, with dozens of volunteers including Gerald Edwards and Walter Messer listed for district canvassing. Residential ward chairs are named among organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert Bates
Ron Goff
Cochairmen
Jay Vinson
Marion Snodgrass
Gerald Edwards
Walter Messer
Bob Koehler
Bill Steele
Fairfield Man Runs Stop Sign Causes Police Car Damage
William Gilchrist of Fairfield ran a stop sign on Highway 92 near Keota causing nearly $1000 in damage to Iowa Highway Patrolman Jim Richart’s patrol car. No injuries were reported. Gilchrist reportedly had no driver’s license or insurance. charges were filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gilchrist
Fairfield
Iowa
Jim Richart
Highway 92
Keota
Washington
Gilchrist
Soviet Bombers May Stalemate Cuban Settlement
Washington reports hedging by Soviet diplomats on removing IL28 bombers from Cuba. Kuznetsov downplays explicit surrender while McCloy presses for removal as U.S. reconnaissance notes possible but uncertain bomber activity. Blockade and Red Cross inspection talks continue amid stalled terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPS
Russia
Cuba
Nikita Khrushchev
New York
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
U.S
John J. McCloy
McCloy
United
Red Cross
John Mattes Speaks To Bar Association
John Mattes of Washington was guest speaker at the November term meeting of the Washington County Bar Association. Fourteen members attended at Winga's Cafe with three guests, Judge L.R. Carson, Ray Voelker, and Mattes speaking on Self Improved Individuals Retirement Act of 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mattes
Washington
Washington County Bar Association
Winga’s Cafe
L.R. Carson
Ray Voelker
Mattes
Washington bureau businesses to close November 12 observance
The agricultural bureau of the Chamber of Commerce voted almost unanimously to close Nov 12 for Veterans Day. The bureau is led by Chuck House and includes feed stores implement dealers livestock dealers veterinarians and other agriculture allied businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agricultural Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce
Chuck House
Iowa Weather Outlook With Clouds and Light Showers
Considerable clouds tonight and Wednesday with scattered light showers southeast and extreme east tonight. Scattered light snow northeast and extreme east Wednesday. Lows tonight in the 30s. Colder Wednesday with highs in the 30s northeast to 40s southwest. Partly cloudy and cool Thursday.
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Iowa
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Rhine-Main Air Force Base
Frankfurt
Germany
Fannie Stewart
The
Evangelical Church
Jerry Simmering
Virginia Wallace
Omaha
Nebr
Washington Chamber of Commerce
Hubert
Cub) Lohrer
Chamber
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Hartford
North Carolina
New Jersey
Chicago
GOP
Counect Waterville Valley
N.H
Dixville Notch
White Mountain
Appalachian
Plains
Hank Bennett
King Arthur
Extension
Franklin
Marion
Timmins
West Chester
Iown
Mrs. Carballaus
Riverside
Lime Creek
Ed Whetstine
Oregon
Herman Wagenknecht
Horak, Son Insurance
James Bramwell
Frank W. Less
Dubuque
Less
Bromwell
Fairfield Man
Khrushchev
Cuban
Atlantic
International Committee of the Red Cross
Geneva
Castro
International Committee
Ing
Fidel Castro
Arthur Sylvester
Bar Association
As Bureau
United Press International
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