Fighting On Berlin Border Escalates As Echoes Across Wall
West Berlin police report two tear gas duels with Communist border guards near the wall. Commies fired grenades at a Radio Free Berlin crew. West Berlin replied with three gas canisters each time. Refugees fled to the West. arrests and evictions followed as border controls tightened. Khrushchev pressure speculation lingers.
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West Berlin
Brandenburg Gate
Hlael
Berlin
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Junction Man Dies Here Friday Night
William G. Roberts 87 died Friday at 6 p.m. in Washington County Hospital after being ill four years. He lived with his daughter near Columbus Junction and had worked as railway express man before long service in public offices including mayor. Survived by son Louis J. Roberts of Borger Texas and daughter Mrs Glen Edwards, six grandchildren and fifteen great grandchildren.
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Columbus Junction
William G. Roberts
Washington County
Duncan Funeral Home
Roberts
Glen Edwards
Jefferson County
James T
Elizabeth Dailey Roberts
Caroline Gilbert
Odd Fellows Laxige
Louis J. Roberts
Borger
Tex
KCI to Begin Broadcasting from Washington Sunday
Washington based radio station KCI will begin broadcasts on 1380 ke with 500 watts. Regular service starts Monday with a special opening program at 1 pm Sunday. Owned by Washington Home and Farm Radio Inc with George J. Veiger as president and Samuel A. Burk as vice president.
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Washington
KCI
The
Washington Home and Farm Radio, Inc
George J. Veiger
Muscatine
Samuel A. Burk
Kirksville
Dr. Carter
Robert Jehring
Ralph Bitzer
St. Louis
Roy Hodges
Burlington
Fort Madison
Allentown
Jerry Johnson
Roger L. Alliman
Frances Steig
Pat Fedderson
KCII
Farmers Mutual Insurance Co
Square
Ed W Hora 79 Dies in Riverside Hospital
Riverside farmer Ed W Hora 79 died Friday after a heart attack in Mercy Hospital Iowa City Funeral services set for Monday St Marys Church Riverside with burial Mt Olivet Cemetery He was born Feb 6 1882 and survived by four sons 11 grandchildren three great grandchildren and several siblings.
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Riverside
Edmond William Hora
Mercy
Iowa City
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Walter Boeckman
Serden and Adams
Mt. Olivet
Horn
Washington County
Michael
Mary Liska Horn
Albin Knotek
George
Washington
Arthur
Edwin
Walter
Ainsworth
Frank
Melo
Ernest
Rock Island
Claude Swife
Dubuque
Joseph Shradel
Mystery Is Keynote Of Senior Class Play
Washington Community High School seniors stage Ghost Wanted on November 17 with Ramshead Rock as a haunted backdrop. The eerie coastal Maine setting features fog and rumors of a zombie haunting. Tickets are sold by the seniors and can be exchanged for reserved seats at Phillips Drug Store starting November 13.
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Washington Community High School
Ramshead Rock
Maine
Phillips Drug Store
UN Eyes Congo Crisis and Nuclear Resolutions at Meeting
UN delegations began a weekend round of consultations on the Congo crisis and two nuclear resolutions. Western powers urged patience for a clearer Congo picture before Security Council action.
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United Nations. NY
UPI
Congo
Security Council
General Assembly
Falerian Azorin
Sudan
Colombia
Italy
U.N
Africa
Jeers Mark Armistice Day Parade in Algiers
Jeers and insults marred an Armistice Day parade in Algiers as European onlookers heckled the march past, while authorities kept heavy police and armored units ready. A solemn wreath laying occurred with tense, silent observance amid high postwar Algerian tensions and past riot memory.
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Algiers
UPI
Algeria
Bronx
Man admits role in $1 million counterfeit ring
Dale Graf 29 of St Paul confessed to aiding a counterfeit ring that produced about a million in bogus $10 bills. He implicated three other men, including his brother, and said the group printed the notes on Aug 17 18 after closing his shop. About $800000 has been recovered with bills found in Miami and Hibbing Minnesota.
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Lord
Dale Gras
St. Paul
Graf
U S
Donald
Leroy Knotts
Terry Taylor
Ear
Dale Graf
Express
Miami
Nashville
Tenn
Hibbing
Minn
James Richard Clark
Franklin Delane Meath
Raymond Russell Green
Waseca
Ann M. Tierjan
St Paul
Richard Zallar
Melvin Wayayran
Nashwauk
Duluth
Instructors and Bombers to Bolster Viet Nam Air Force
The United States ordered about 200 Air Force instructors and a small number of World War II B26 bombers to South Viet Nam to strengthen its air power amid growing guerrilla attacks. The move follows Gen. Maxwell D Taylor's recommendations and aims to train Vietnamese forces, with Pentagon stressing it is part of ongoing military assistance rather than a large combat deployment.
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Washington
UPI
United States
South Viet Nam
Kennedy
Maxwell D Taylor
Taylor
Defense Department
Viet Nam
Pentagon
Four Killed When Car Slams Into Cattle Truck
Four members of the Clinton family die and a fifth is seriously hurt when their car hits a cattle truck on Iowa 136 near Goose Lake. The victims are John Kay four Mary Louise Kay 40 Donald Kay 14 and Alex Manikowski Sr 75. Donald Kay twin brother Donald is in critical condition at Mercy Hospital Clinton. The Kay daughter Mary eight survives with minor injuries.
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Goose Lake
UPI
Clinton
Iowa 136
Here
John Kay
Mary Louise
Donald
Kay
Alex Manikowski Sr
Donald Kay
Mercy Hospital
Mary
Alex Manikowski Jr
Clinton County
Charlotte Hie
Iowa City
John Haas Grill
Milo Scharff
Charlotte
Anl Grill
Stalingrad Becomes Volgograd in Soviet Rename
Pravda reports Stalingrad and its region will be renamed Volgograd by the Presidium in a decree linked to Khrushchev's move to erase Stalin's name from history. The change follows public requests from industry, farms, offices, and organizations, with Italian leader Palmiro Togliatti criticizing the decision.
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Moscow
UPN
Stalingrad
Volgograd
Presidium
Nikita Khrushchev
Josef Stalin
Pravda
Stalin
Togliatti
Soviet Union
Russian Republic
Honor Pupils Listed At Washington Junior High
Principal Jesse Land released the scholastic honor roll for the first nine weeks. The list names numerous students, including Becky Arnold Kathy Bakehouse Susan Berdo Brian Britain and many others who averaged at least a B in all subjects.
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Jesse Land
Washington Junior High School
Becky Arnold
Kathy Bakehouse
Susan Berdo
Brian Britain
Lyle Brock
Jami Bump
Doug Campbell
Marlene Chabal
Carma Chorpening
Kent Dallmeyer
Beverly Davisson
Doug English
Marsha Foster
Karen Grubb
Steve Hardy
Carl Hays
Seharlene Honkamp
David Hutchcroft
June Jensen
Jane Kleese
Susan Knupp
Margaret Larsen
Jesse Linch
Dorothy Lloyd
Denny Marek
Kay MccCleery
Phil McConnell
Pam McGuire
Connie Messer
Pat
Washington Jaycees Plan November 30 Athletic Banquet
Washington Jaycees announce an athletic banquet to honor football players and coaches on November 30 at Moose Hall. Dick Carrick, assistant coach at Iowa State University, will headline the speaker lineup. Further details to follow.
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Washington Jaycees
Washington
Moose Hall
Dick Carrick
Iowa State University
Moroccans Storm French Embassy in Rabat
A mob of Moroccans overpowered security at the French embassy in Rabat and swarmed inside, raising the Algerian rebel flag. The ambassador and staff were unaccounted for as the building was closed for Armistice amid clashes with police, firemen, and guards.
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Rabat
Morocco
UPI
Casbah
Mohammed Ben Bell
Veterans Day Observances Across the Nation
President Kennedy laid a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknowns as veterans and hundreds gathered in Arlington. Passaic New Jersey honored 14 local men killed in a Virginia plane crash. Parades and peace vigils marked a day that saw 22 million living veterans nationwide observe Veterans Day.
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Kennedy
Passaic
New York City
Chicago
Virginia
Clifton
N.J
New Jersey
Arlington National Cemetery
Glendale
Calif
Forest Lawn Memorial Park
England
France
Belgium
Italy
Israel
Mexico
Loop
Student Peace Union
Tion
Harry Truman
Kansas City
Truman
Dwight Dr. Eisenhower
Population Boom Hits Searchlight as Miners Arrive
Twenty men and a mongrel dog completed a 2100 mile trek from Chicago to Searchlight Nevada fueling a 20 percent population rise. Led by Thomas Stevenson they plan to clean up the old duplex mine owned by Gordon Colton atop a hill above US 95. The group includes a minister, dynamiter, mechanics and carpenters who camped with a welcome dinner of 70 pounds of chicken.
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Searchlight
Nev
UPI
Chicago
Las Vegas
California
Thomas Stevenson
Merrionette Park
Til
Duplex
Gordon Colton
Fred Colton
Colton
Public Invited To Child Development Carnival
The Extension sponsored Pre school Carnival will be held Tuesday November 14 at the Methodist Church Basement in Washington with programs at 1 pm and 7 pm. Guest speaker Russ Mahan from Ames will discuss growth of the school child with talks at 2 pm and 6 pm. A style show of preschoolers in outfits made by mothers is planned at 1 50 pm and 7 30 pm. Exhibits on health safety toys books clothing and equipment will be shown. The nursery will be open in the afternoon for babysitting with a small fee.
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Methodist Church
Washington
Russ Mahan
Ames
Mahan
Extension Family Living Committee
Airliner Crash Kills 77 Army Recruits and Crew
Richmond, VA AP IUPI report says 77 aboard Imperial Airlines Constellation died in a fire after a night crash. Many suffocated from smoke while escaping through a cabin door. Survivors Ronald Conway and William Poythress described the blaze and engine failures during the Richmond Airport approach. Ten bodies identified Friday, with CAB probing wreckage two miles south of the airfield.
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Richmond
UPI
Imperial Airlines
H. H. Kirnitchnig
Kirnitschnig
Ronald Conway
Conway
William Poythress
Civil Aeronautics Board
Corn Drive Planned for Pleasantview Home in Kalona
The annual corn drive to aid Pleasantview Home in Kalona is set for Tuesday November 14 with a farm to farm canvass. Farmers may donate later if unavailable. Contact B G Yoder Ben M Miller and other organizers for details. A benefit sale follows on Tuesday November 21 at the Kalona Sale Barn.
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Kalona
Pleasantview
B. G Yoder
Ben M. Miller
Ray Brenneman
Clarence Hostetler
Dave Mast
Ed Brenneman
Jesse Shettler
John Helmuth
Kalona Sale Barn
Mrs Frank Wells Dies in Colorado Springs
Word has been received of the death Thursday of Mrs Frank Wells in Colorado Springs. Funeral services will be held in Fairfield Tuesday at 1 pm. Mrs Wells was the former Ethel Smouse and a cousin of A Claire Dewey of Washington.
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Frank Wells
Colorado Springs
Colo
Fairfield
Wells
Ethel Smouse
A. Claire Dewey
Washington
Iowa Weather Outlook Shows Mild Seasonal Changes
Partly cloudy to cloudy southeast, fair north and west tonight with a warmer east. Sunday brings fair to partly cloudy skies. Lows reach the lower 40s with Sunday highs in the 50s to 60s, warmer southeast. Monday outlook: partly cloudy, little temperature change.
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Iowa
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