India Asks U S For Military Aircraft To Bolster Defenses
India reports Nehru announced requests to the United States for military aircraft and American machinery to boost arms production as border fighting with China continues. Moscow pledged MIG21 deliveries and a MIG factory, while New Delhi prepares for potential air raids.
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UPI
Jawaharlal Nehru
India
United States
Red China
Nehru
U.S
Moscow
Russia
Peiping
Soviet Union
Himalaya
Calcutta
Bombay
Haruddin Ahmend
General Walker Freed From Dallas Hospital
Former Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker is released from Parkland Hospital but remains under court ordered psychiatric testing. He may undergo further mental examinations today as part of proceedings related to charges over the University of Mississippi integration riots. A hospital spokesman said Walker was discharged but must report back for a conference tomorrow.
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Dallas, Tex
UPI
Edwin A. Walker
Dallas
Walker
University of Mississippi
Robert Stubblefield
Parkland Hospital
Stubblefield
Robert Morris
Riverside man R H Heitzman dies at 84
Robert H. Heitzman lifetime Riverside resident dies Sunday at home at age 84 after a career as hardware merchant water and streets official and funeral director Heitzman served as president of the Better Riverside Club town council and school board Heitzman born July 11 1878 married Irma Cruz September 1 1909 survived by wife four daughters one son and six grandchildren funeral Wednesday at St Marys Riverside with Rosary Tuesday at Lorden and Adam Funeral Chapel
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Riverside
Robert H. Heitzman
Heitzman
Iowa
St. Mary's Catholic Church
St. Mary’s Church
Walter Boeckman
Lorden and Adam
Mr. Heitzman
Fidelis
Mary Wombacher Heitazman
Irma Cruz
Helen Unferth
Moline
Edith Patterson
Davenport
Gertrude Beringhele
Los Angeles
Miriam
Paul
Hills
High School Concert Series Ticket Drive Under Way
Washington High School musicians begin selling season tickets at 2 dollars each for four concerts this year. The program includes two band performances, one vocal recital, and a combined finale in May. An operetta this winter does not count toward the regular series with events on December 13 and December 20 and February 28 and May 9.
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Washington High School
Highchool
Book Week Featured Reviews at Washington Library
National Book Week programs run this week at the Washington Public Library with three 1:30 p.m. reviews. Mrs. Don Maxwell will discuss The Rothschilds on Tuesday, Mrs. Sylvia Wilson Klondike on Wednesday, and Mrs. Ralph Kleese The Prize on Thursday. Each session lasts under an hour and all are open to the public.
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Washington Public Library
Don Maxwell
Rothschilds
Sylvia Wilson
Klondike
Ralph Kleese
McNamara Speaks as Veterans Day Observed Nationwide
Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara laid a wreath at Arlington and urged readiness to risk thermonuclear war to preserve freedom. Kennedy outlined lessons from past conflicts amid Cuban Crisis as national minute of silence marked 11 am. Kennedy and De Gaulle led ceremonies abroad. Eisenhower urged peace with justice.
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UPI
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Kennedy
Arlington National Cemetery
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
France
Virginia
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Seven Killed on Iowa Highways Schools to Observe Education Week
Education Week observances begin in Washington with an open house and dedication at the new junior high school. W. Dale Chilmore of the State Department of Public Instruction will speak at 7 30 p.m. today. Open houses follow at the high school Tuesday and at both elementary schools Thursday. A Sunday November 18 open house is planned at Prairie Flower School.
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Washington
W. Dale Chilmore
State Department of Public Instruction
Prairie Flower School
Hope to Buy Organ For County Home Use
Washington County residents are invited to donate to a drive aimed at raising 495 dollars to purchase an organ for the new worship center. The Washington Chamber of Commerce endorses the plan and will collect and forward gifts to the fund chairman. A per‑donor limit is set at 2 dollars for organizations and 1 dollar for individuals.
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Washington County
Rites at Junction For Mrs. Paul R. Leinbach
Mrs Paul R. Leinbach 37 died Sunday November 11 at University Hospital Iowa City. Funeral held at Stacy Funeral Home with Rev William H Moon in charge. Burial in Little York. Doris Irene Simonson born July 28 1925 Illinois. Survivors include husband daughter Cynthia Elaine parents two brothers and three sisters.
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Columbus Junction
Paul R. Leinbach
University Hospital
Iowa City
Stacy Funeral Home
William H Moon
Little York
Doris Irene Simonson
Robert and
Clara Simonson
Illinois
Cynthia Elaine
Iowa City Shooting Prompts Broad Investigation
Iowa Bureau of Criminal Investigation joins the probe into the Saturday killing of tavern owner Edward J. Kriz near Hamburg Inn No. 2. Investigators report 45 caliber cartridge casings and a recently stolen 45 pistol as clues while searching for a masked youth who may have intended a robbery.
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Iowa City
UPL
Iowa Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Edward J. Kriz
BCI
Gifford Strand
Des Moines
Kriz
Hamburg Inn No. 2
George Buffet
Kennedy Meets Advisors On Cuban Crisis After Missile Removal
President Kennedy holds a high level review with U.N. aides and NSC members after reports on Soviet missiles removed from Cuba. On-site verification talks with Thant and Kuznetsov loom as U.S. officials stress need for full withdrawal of offensive weapons. Deputy Defense Secretary Gilpatric notes Cuba still hosts IL2 bombers and calls for verifiable removal.
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UPI
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National Security Council
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Adlai Stevenson
Charles D. Yost
U.S. Security Council
John J. McCloy
New York
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Soviet Union
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United States
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Yost
Thant
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
U.S
Kuznetsov
Sturday Gilpatric
Castro
Kenneth B. Keating
R-N.y
Keating
Five Die In Iowa Traffic Weekend Toll Rises
United Press International reports seven people died in Iowa accidents over the weekend. Victims include Ethel Harris 61 of Richfield Minnesota Deever 38 of Sioux City Meister 20 of Sioux City Harkins 39 Davenport Rochau 55 Valmont Chase 23 Arlington and Plambeck 16 Davenport plus an out of state death Ronald Henderson 22 Davenport. Other deaths include Garrnett 16 Clarinda Fediski 40 Omaha Dobberthein 25 Clive Horst 59 Sanborn.
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Davenport
Ethel N. Harris
Richfield
Minn
Russell Ray Deever
Sioux City
Connie Meister
Mrs
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Raymond A. Rochau
Valcont
Joseph P. Dobberthein
Clive
Charles Horst
Sanborn
Ronald Henderson
Rock Island
Ill
Rock Island-Milan
U.S
Thomas James
Muscatine
Hayden Park
Urbandale
Deever
Miss Meister
St. Joseph's Hospital
Deever- Beisser Lumber Co
Moville
Melvin Johnson
Sibley
Paul Sommer Dies Suddenly at Richland Farm
Paul Sommer 51 of Richland died suddenly Saturday morning from a heart attack while working on the Mrs Verle Gardner farm south of Richland. Funeral services 2 p.m. today at Gould Funeral Home Richland with Rev. Fredrick Harris. burial in Eicher Cemetery northeast of Wayland. He lived with his father on a farm north of Richland. born February 10 1911 in Washington County. His mother died in 1914. his 87 year old father is the only living immediate survivor.
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Richland
Paul Sommer
Verle Gardner
Gould
Fredrick Harris
Washington
Henry
Anna McKee Sommer
Washington County
Rural Urban Night Program Set With Humorist Headliner
Dr Henry Rodgers, nationally known humorist, will headline the second annual Washington County Rural-Urban Night on Thursday November 15 at the Washington Armory. The evening runs 6 to 7 30 PM with four serving lines and a turkey beef and ham menu. Tickets are available through county banks the Chamber of Commerce Evening Journal and Farm Bureau offices. Bob Logan is general chairman. the event aims to bring county residents together and exceed last year’s attendance of about 600.
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Henry Rodgers
Washington County
Washington Armory
Rodgers
Bob Logan
Washington Chamber of Commerce
Evening Journal
Lonnie Rogers To Be Scout Speaker at Wellman Banquet
Lonnie C. Rogers former Eagle Scout and Iowa Hawkeye halfback will speak at the Wauhawk District Boy Scouts recognition banquet at Mid Prairie High School Wellman Tuesday at 6 30 PM Attendees include district Scouters and wives from Johnson Washington and parts of Iowa counties Installation of officers and nominating committee elections are on the program Dr F Miles Skultety district chairman will preside Troop 234 Kalona and Explorer Post 236 Wellman participate in ceremonies Training awards will be presented by William Test Certificates of appreciation given by Fred Moore and meritorious service awards by Dr Skultet y The Rev M Eugene Benda will give invocation and benediction Al Rouse will lead group singing Scout executive William Brunner is Warhawk District leader.
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Wellman
Lonnie C. Rogers
North English
Iowa Hawkeye
Wauhawk District of
Boy Scouts
Mid- Prairie High School
Johnson
Washington
Iowa
Allin W. Dakin
University of Iowa
Wilbur Peterson
Iowa City
Dale Ballantyne
Sylvanus Miller
Kalona
Bernie McCarthy
F. Miles Skultety
Explorer
William Test
Fred Moore
Iowa Weather Forecast Fair Tonight Through Tuesday
The forecast calls for fair weather in Iowa tonight and Tuesday with slightly higher daytime temperatures. Lows tonight range from the mid 20s to low 20s, with highs Tuesday around 60 in the northeast to the 60s in the southwest. Wednesday features partly cloudy and cooler conditions.
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United Press International
Iowa — Fair
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