Welfare Official Speaks His Mind on ADC Recipients
A Iowa county welfare director blasts criticism of generations of ADC recipients and singles out wealthy relatives as real chiselers. He warns a state review of cases won’t reveal the full context and urges continuing support for children while opposing penalties on all recipients.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
ADC
Lawrence Putney
KR Gladbrook
State Board of Social Welfare
Putney
United Press International
State Welfare Board
OAA
Ecuador Army Deposes Velasco and Proclaims Arosemena Leader
The Ecuadorian army deposed President Jose Velasco and Vice President Carlos Arosemena and handed control to Supreme Court Chief Justice Camilo Gallegos Arosemena. He convened Congress for an extraordinary session and elections for a constituent assembly within 90 days to restore order. Civilian police backed the army amid the crisis.
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Quito
Ecuador
UPI
Jose M. Velasco Tbharra
Carlos J. Arosemena
Supreme Court
Camilo Gallegos Arosemena
Velasco
Congress
Rosemena
Novi
Arosemena
Justice Gallegos
Gibson to Lead Easter Seal Drive in Washington County
Charles R. Gibson is named county chairman of the annual Easter Seals drive for Crippled Children in Washington County. Plans for the campaign next spring are under way, succeeding Dale Caldwell who chaired last year.
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Charles R. Gibson
Washington County
Mr. Gibson
Dale Caldwell
Nehru and Kennedy to discuss UN problems and world issues
In Washington Kennedy and Indian Prime Minister Nehru prepare for talks on United Nations friction over China and the Congo. They also plan to address Laos South Vietnam and nuclear test suspicions as part of four days of discussions. A junior high YMCA dance is announced for Saturday at 7:30 with Dean Garrett DJing.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Jawaharlal Nehru
United Nations
China
V.K. Krishna Menon
U.N. Secretariat
Krishna Menon
U.N
Nehru
India
Congo
Middle East
White House
Southeast Asia
United States
Laos
South Viet Nam
Berlin
Russia
Nedy
Dean Garrett
Contracts for McCleery Addition at Cumming Factory
H Eugene Smith Construction Co of Mt Pleasant was the low bidder for the general contract to add 25 000 square feet of factory space and 3 600 square feet of office space at the McCleery Cumming Calendar factory in Washington Bids opened this week Boyd and Rummelhart won the plumbing contract O'Brien Electric Contractors of Iowa City got the electrical contract Start of work as soon as possible with completion by next spring New boiler and new air conditioning unit included in the project
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H. Eugene Smith Construction Co
Mt. Pleasant
McCleery Cumming Calendar
Washington
Boyd & Rummelhart
O'Brien Electric Contractors
Iowa City
Definite Split Seen in World Communist Movement
London dispatch reports a potential major split in the world Communist movement as Moscow and Peiping clash over leadership and ideology. Khrushchev insists on peaceful coexistence with the West while China pushes for active revolutions and expansion, signaling a struggle over Asia versus Europe influence.
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London
UPI
Communist Movement
Moscow
Peiping
China
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Stalin
Albania
Josef Stalin
Peipin
Sinc
Soviet Communist Party
Soviet Union
West
Europe
Asia
Balkans
Africa
Russia
Outer Mongolia
North Korea
North Viet Nam
Indochina
Mrs Williams 83 Dies in Columbus City
Mrs Arthur Williams 83 of Columbus City died Tuesday night at Mt Pleasant Funeral services set for Friday at 2 pm Cotter Presbyterian Church Rev James Rila officiating Burial in Cam brian Cemetery Stacy Funeral Home in charge Survivors include daughter Mrs Margaret Quigley Columbus Junction three sons Gerald Muscatine and R E Walcott two brothers Richard Columbus Junction Dan Maxwell three sisters Mrs Ruth Arthur Columbus City Mrs Mary and Mrs Elizabeth Davis Columbus Junction Authoritative obituary style notes Welsh birth and long Louisa County ties
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Columbus Junction
Arthur Williams
Columbus City
Mt. Pleasant
Cotter Presbyterian Church
James Rila
Cambrian Cemetery
Stacy Funeral Home
Jane Peters
Towyn
Wales
Richard
Gwen Davis Peters
Louisa County
Margaret Quigley
Gerald
H.A
Muscatine
R. E
Walcott
Dan
Maxwell
Ruth Arthur
Mary
Elizabeth Davis
Mbus Junction
Democrats hail New York New Jersey election wins
In New York and New Jersey Democrats celebrate upset victory by Richard J Hughes in New Jersey over James Mitchell and a decisive win for Robert Wagner in New York City over Louis Lefkowitz. Kennedy and Eisenhower camps pitched national impact as Republicans faced losses elsewhere.
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Washington
UPI
New York City
New Jersey
Kennedy
GOP
Richard J. Hughes
James P Mitchell
Robert F Wagner
Louis J Lefkowitz
Eisenhower
Willits Wins City Hall as Washington Elects Officials
In Washington on Tuesday 1 297 voters turnout yields a split field with Councilman Cloid Willits unseating Mayor L M Eicher by 745 to 652. Wayne Davis Phil Kneen Dale Fuhr Hugo Lensch and Jay Brewer win council or park posts while other area towns elect mayors and council members in similar contests.
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Washington
Cloid Willits
L. M. Ficher
Wayne Davis
Phil Kneen
Dale Fuhr
Hugo Lensch
Jay Brewer
Willits
Citizens’ Party
Eicher
Peoples’ Party
First Ward
Second Ward
Third Ward
Fourth Ward
Bill Tweeten
Davis
Tweeten
Hugo Laensch
Clare Griffin
Lensch
Griffin
Park Commission
Ernest Carlson
Keota
Harold Fink
Austen Zehr
Ron Shafer
Don Fagen
Gail Trier
Chicago sees another gangland slaying in a year
A Skid Row bartender, Joseph Gentile aged 51, was shot while backing his red Plymouth into a parking lot in Chicago. Two companions escaped as assailants in a Cadillac opened fire. Hodges and Longford, one a Marine deserter, fled. police seek links to the juice racket and a broader wave of unsolved killings.
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Chicago
UPI
Joseph Gentile
Underworld
Gentile
Kings Paradise
Jack Hodges
Richard Longford
Asheville
Hodges
Red Plymouth
Albert Brown
Jot Kilpatrick
Y's Men's Club Sees County Home Operations
Washington Y's Men met at the County Home with director Keith Proctor as speaker. He described the 210 acre farm, dairy herd, hogs, poultry, crops, and home costs of 68 dollars monthly, plus facility improvements and volunteers for resident entertainment. The club presented a check for resident incidentals.
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Washington Y
Washington County
Keith Proctor
Proctor
Mr. Proctor
Club
Ainsworth Stores To Close Veterans Day
Ainsworth merchants plan a town wide closure on Veterans Day with most stores remaining shut Saturday in tribute to fallen service members. The decision follows an announced trend of nearby Washington shops keeping open.
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Ainsworth Stores
Ainsworth
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
Annual Career Day At Washington High School
Upper class students from five county high schools attended the annual Career Day at Washington High School. Guests spoke in classrooms and afternoon sessions connected students with 19 colleges 4 girls schools 6 beauty schools 4 business schools nursing schools 6 technical schools and 9 armed forces branches. Russell Ban organized the day with sessions arranged so students could attend four small sessions.
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Washington High School
Brighton
Riverside
Mid-Prairie
Ainsworth High School
County School Administrators Association
Armed Forces
Russell Ban
Local Group to Attend State Red Cross Meet
Washington County's American Red Cross chapter will be represented at the state conference in Ames on Thursday November. Robert Everetts board member and regional fund chairman will participate in the fund chairmen and chapter chairmen section. Winnie Belter executive secretary will join the home services section. Other attendees include Dwight G. Bode chapter chairman. Mrs Milo Steele Jr taking part in opening ceremonies with several water safety staff and Gray Men C V Brown Earl Gableway Harvey Davis and Walter C Sheetz.
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Washington County
American Red Cross
Ames
Robert Everetts
Regnal Fund
Winnie Belter
Dwight G. Bode
Milo Steele Jr
Don Taylor
Harold Moore
Marsh Atkinson
C. V. Brown
Earl Gableway
Harvey Davis
Walter C. Sheetz
Gray
Weather Outlook for Iowa Sees Mild Temperatures
United Press International reports generally fair conditions in Iowa with a gradual warmup. Lows tonight near 20s, highs Thursday in the 50s, and a five day stretch averaging 2-5 degrees above normal with minor daily changes and no significant precipitation.
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Lowa
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