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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1963

Page

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Tecumseh Study Reveals High Heart Disease in Middle Age

A Tecumseh health survey begun in 1936, financed by the American Heart Association and the U.S. Public Health Service, reports alarming rates of high blood pressure and cholesterol among residents over 50. It found 6 percent of women and 12 percent of men in their 50s with coronary disease, 3 percent of women and 2 percent of men with diabetes, and chronic bronchitis and rheumatoid arthritis affecting notable shares. The project, based in Tecumseh near Ann Arbor, involves yearly medical histories and ongoing interviews, with costs around $250,000 annually for a wide team of specialists.

Port Tecumseh American Heart Association U.S. Public Health Service Vascular Research Center Ann Arbor

Snow Clogs Roads Across Parts of Ohio and Midwest

Drifting snow closed roads and schools in parts of Ohio and Wisconsin and Michigan. Temperatures fell as much as 20 degrees in Florida with frost in the central citrus belt. Motorists stranded along the Lakeland Freeway and Interstate 90 in northern Ohio. Snow totals included over a foot along Lake Erie shore and up to 18 inches in Wisconsin and Michigan areas.

Ohio Florida Citrus Wisconsin Michigan Kirtland Lakeland Freeway Interstate 90 Lake Erie Wisconsin-upper Michigan Saginaw Mich Glenview Ill O'Hare International Airport Chicago

Area peace officers meet at Brighton

About 35 law enforcement officials from Washington County and nearby areas gathered in Brighton for a steak dinner hosted by the city council and mayor. Don Carlisle of Des Moines, a temporary parole agent for the region, addressed the assembled officers.

Yengaton Washington County Brighton Don Carlysle Des Moines

Free cancer film for women planned here on November 21

Women in the Washington area are invited to a free screening of the cancer film Time and Two Women on November 21. Showings run at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. sponsored by the Washington County Medical Society the County Cancer Society and the Chamber of Commerce.

Washington Area Washington County Medical Society The County Cancer Society Chamber of Commerce

Kennedy says civil rights and tax bills unlikely this year

President Kennedy said it is unfortunate the outlook is bleak for passage of civil rights and tax legislation this year but suggested the tax bill could still pass. He warned delaying the House tax cut of 11 billion dollars could harm the economy and said lawmakers may share that concern.

Washington UPL Kennedy House Congress Committee Nuniban Te Ill Cambodia

Rites Saturday for Mrs. Orma Dalton

Mrs. Orma Dusenbery Dalton 84 died November 13, 1963 at 114 South Avenue B. Funeral Saturday at 1 30 p.m. at Sherman Eden Funeral Home with Rev Carlyle Smith officiating. Bur ial Elm Grove Cemetery. She was born July 21 1879 in Lexington Washington County. Survived by sister-in-law Audrey Dusenbery and several nephews and a niece. Rebekah lodge members will attend.

Orma Dusenbery Dalton South Avenue B Sherman - Eden Funeral Carlyle Smith Elm Grove Cemetery Ormia Dusenbery Lexington Washington County Alfred L Rachel Romine Dusenbery Keota Leo Ted) Dalton Christian Church Renekah Lodge Palmer College of Chiropractic Dalton Audrey Dusenbery Washington Rebekan Lodge Odd Fellows Hall

County NFO Meeting Set for Nov 18 at Fairgrounds

Washington County NFO schedules its November meeting for Monday November 18 at 7 30 p m at the county fairgrounds. Chairman Elmer Schneider says the gathering is important and urges all members to attend. Discussion on feed grain contracts finalizes plans for delegates to the national convention in Des Moines December 4 and 5 with a chance to propose by law changes.

Washington County NFO Washington County Fairgrounds Elmer Schneider Des Moines

Deep Rock Service Station Opens East of Washington

The Deep Rock Service Station east of Washington on highway 92 opens to serve the community. Frank Bruty will manage, assisted by Doug Shalla. Construction took four months. Open daily 7 am to 10 pm. There are about sixty Deep Rock stations in Iowa.

Washington Highway 92 Frank Bruty Deep Rock Enterprise Doug Shalla Iowa Bruty

Two accomplices in jail life after police standoff

Parolee Gary Wessling, 23, Des Moines, wounded in a self-inflicted .22 shot near the temple after surrendering accomplices Richard Craig, 25, and Thomas Kiernan, 23, as they fled a Du buque farmhouse pursuit that ended with officer Ralph Ogan killed and the trio under guard in county jail.

Dubuque UPI Gary Lee Wessling Des Moines Town City Wessling Louis Ernsdorff Richard Craig Thomas Kiernan Booneville Dubuque City Ralph Ogan Craig Ogan Kiernan John O' Keefe O'Keefe Kenneth Kline Kline Craig

Kennedy calls for Yale professor Barghoorn release

President Kennedy urged Russia to free Yale professor Frederick Barghoorn held on espionage charges in Moscow. He warned the arrest could derail U S Soviet cultural exchanges and canceled new negotiations set to begin in Moscow. The U S protested the charges as groundless and canceled a planned 10 man delegation's departure.

Washington UPI Kennedy Yale Russia United States Frederick C. Barghoorn Barghoorn U.S Moscow Frederick Barghoorn Foy D. Kohler White House Frank G. Siscoe State Department

Attempted break-in at Riverside post office

The Riverside post office was the scene of an attempted break-in Thursday morning at about 1 30 a m. Entrance was tried through the front door but was unsuccessful and nothing was taken. The Washington county sheriff s office is investigating.

Riverside Washington County Sheriffs Office Sheriff's Office

Venison Burgers Planned for Waco School Lunches

Wayland students in all Waco district schools will taste venison burgers at lunch on November 18. The venison came from a deer killed on highway 218 south of Crawfordsville and was donated by the State Conservation Commission, processed at the Crawfordsville locker, dressed at 116 pounds, costing about seven cents per pound, to be served with pork added in a one to four ratio for flavor.

Wayland Waco Highway 218 Crawfordsville State Conservation Commission

North Korean gunfire injures U S soldier in Korea zone

Eight unarmed inspectors including a U S soldier and five South Korean troops were shot at in the Demilitarized Zone along the North Han River. The U S soldier was wounded in the thigh and not in serious condition while a South Korean captain was seriously wounded and left behind. A civilian interpreter was hospitalized for shock and exposure.

Seoul U.N George R. Creel U.S Alphus R. Clark Leavenworth Kan Military Armistice Commission North Han River Reed Cree

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