Navy continues inspections for missiles on Soviet ships
The U S Navy, off Cuba, inspected six Soviet vessels bound for Russia and found possible missiles on three decks with some Soviet technicians aboard. The Barry awaits dawn to inspect the Anosov, while officials anticipate more ship checks and an international Cuba weapons verification.
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New York
Khrushchev to Report on Foreign Policy to Party Leaders
Premier Khrushchev is expected to present a foreign policy report to the Communist Party Central Committee ahead of its Nov. 19 plenary in Moscow. Western observers note Cuba and Berlin will dominate discussions while Khrushchev promotes peaceful co existence and compromise with the West amid Cuba withdrawal critiques from China.
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Keokuk Bans Santa from Retail Merchants Parade
The Keokuk chamber of commerce bans all commercialism from the Christmas parade, extending a ban that last year also excluded Santa. The parade will feature floats with a religious motif, this year titled Put Christmas on Wheels.
China Appeals For Help From Afro Asian Nations
Chinese Foreign Minister Chen Yi urged friendly Asian and African countries to pressure India into accepting Beijing's talks proposals on the border war. China rejected Nehru’s demand to revert to pre September 8 1962 positions, warning that would reoccupy large Chinese lands north of the McMahon Line. Chen spoke at a Peiping reception hosted by Cambodian envoy Norodom Monissara.
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Berliners May Have To Make Concessions
West Berlin officials warned they may pay a political price to the Soviets to ensure access routes to the divided city. East German officials as Soviet agents would supervise railways and roads, a price West Berlin might accept. A border guard escaped to the West after a pre dawn incident. another refugee was reportedly shot. Major Willy Brandt and Chancellor Adenauer discussed Berlin with Kennedy or Washington talks anticipated.
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Bonn
Berlin
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Adenauer
Washington
Kennedy
Mrs. Clara Liddle Radtke Dies at 70 in Stockport
Mrs. Clara Liddle Radtke age 70 of Stockport died Thursday night. She was the mother of Mrs. Robert Lytle of Washington. Funeral set for Sunday at 1 30 p.m. in the Christian Church Stockport. Survived by husband two sons Richard of Fairfield and Gurden R of Joplin Mo one daughter Grace Lytle of Washington and five grandchildren
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Stockport
Robert Lytle
Washington
Christian Church
Clara Liddle Radtke
Richard
Fairfield
Gurden R
Joplin
Robert
Grace) Lytle
Warn of Danger Involved When Light Poles Fall
A Washington incident Friday night warned residents to exercise caution near electrical poles after James Ray Cowen's brake failure crashed into a curb light pole. Police and city officials stressed the risk of live wires and urged notifying authorities to prevent electrocution. Don Johnson will speak at the 43rd Veterans Day banquet Monday at 6 30 p m in the Legion hall with a turkey dinner and a 11 bomb firing in Central Park at 11 a m to honor veterans.
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Packwood
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Don Johnson
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VEW
Legion
Central Park
America
Advance Ross Develops Color Deflection Yoke in Burlington
Advance Ross Electronics hosts Motorola engineers at Burlington plant to review a new color television deflection yoke mounted on the picture tube. The firm, a longtime yoke supplier for black and white, aims to start production, with a wider color tube reducing depth and boosting future color set sales to potentially 1,000,000 in 1963.
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Advance Ross Electronics Co
Motorola
Chicago
Robert Hansen
Richard O'Fallon
Advance Ross
Don Taylor
Taylor
Overseas Packages Must Be Mailed Soon
Postmaster Harry Levy issues a reminder to send Christmas packages to service members and others overseas within the next week to ten days. To ensure Christmas delivery mail no later than November 20. air mail offers faster service outside the continental United States.
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Harry Levy
United States
Rules Committee Change May Shape New Congress
The House Rules Committee faces early impact from the elections as liberals push for broader reforms and conservatives resist. Expanding the panel to 15 seats aimed to liberalize it, but debate continues over extending the change into the 88th Congress. A quiet bargain or a floor fight could decide the panel’s future.
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House
Sam Rayburn
Rules Committee
South American nations press Cuba on denuclearization plan
Latin American envoys urged Fidel Castro to accept a verified denuclearization scheme as a gesture to permit on site inspections of Soviet missiles. Red Cross officials prepared inspections in Cuba while U S Russia and Cuba consider plans and deadlines for removing missiles.
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Russia
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Chile
Brazil
Lechuga
General Assembly
Marine Corps League Celebrates Birthday Dinner
The United States Marine Corps League marks its birthday with a 7 p.m. dinner at the Captain's Table on Tuesday November 13. A social hour follows at the Marine Corps League Hall above City Hall. Marines ex marines and spouses invited. Reservations with Keith Sanders by November 12.
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United States Marine Corps League
Marine Corps League
League
Keith Sanders
Chinese Attacks in NE Frontiers Continue Four Days
Indian Defense Ministry reports four days of Chinese assaults around Walong in NEFA with shelling and ground attacks repulsed. no Chinese losses confirmed. Ladakh area quiet with tanks near Chusul. riots erupt in Bombay over border clashes.
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UPI
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India
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Ladakh
Chusul
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Jang
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Indian Communist Party
S.A. Dange
Pangong Lake
List Honor Pupils At St. James School
Honor pupils at St. James School are those with a B average or higher in the first quarter. A conference schedule was announced for Monday through Thursday evenings during National Education Week with parents invited.
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St. James
National Education Week
Weeks Elected President of Louisa Washington Bankers Association
Richard Weeks, cashier of the National Bank of Washington, was elected president of the Louisa Washington County Bankers Association Thursday night. One hundred ninety persons attended the dinner at the Washington Methodist Church. Other officers include E L Hughes assistant cashier Columbus June an State Bank as vice president and Roger Borup cashier of the Wellman Savings Bank as secretary treasurer. Dave Livingston was the speaker of the evening.
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National Bank of Washington
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Washington County Bankers Association
Washington Methodist Church
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The
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Dave Livingston
Heavy Rains Batter East Coast States
A powerful storm lashed the East Coast with up to three inches of rain in hours and 45 mph winds. Gale warnings stretched from Cape May to Eastport as tides rose four feet, knocking down trees and causing scattered power outages. A tornado in Florida toppled a trailer, trapping a woman and her son as over five inches of rain fell in Miami.
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Fla
Egg Throwers Caught By Local Police
Four youths aged 14 to 15 were nabbed after throwing about three eggs into the stands at Case Field during Friday night’s Washington-Keokuk game. They were taken to the local police station, released to their parents, and will cover all damages and expenses.
Iowa Fair Weather Tonight and Sunday Outlook
United Press International reports Iowa will have a mild night with partly cloudy skies. Temperatures dip to the mid 20s to around 30 with Sunday highs in the upper 50s to near 60 depending on location.
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