Kennedy Presses Khrushchev on Cuba IL28 Bombers
Washington reports continuing communications with Moscow over Cuba and the demand that IL28 bombers be withdrawn. Kennedy reportedly told Khrushchev that removal of the bombers is a precondition for any easing of the embargo or pledge against invasion. Salinger declined to detail letters or UN talks while noting no fixed deadline was set.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Moscow
U.S
Island
Pierre Salinger
Kennedy
Nikita Khrushchev
Salinger
Cuba
United States
Russia
Khrushchev
Radio Moscow
United Nations
Soviet Union
Kremlin
U.N
Adlai Stevenson
New York
Vassily Kuznetsov
Konrad Adenauer
Henry T. Swails Dies In Columbus Junction
Henry T. Swails 79 died at his home in Columbus Junction Wednesday. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 1 p.m. at Stacy Funeral Home with burial in Columbus City Cemetery. He was born January 12, 1883 near Riverside, Iowa, to W. T. and Sarah Swails and had two marriages, first to Crete Jones and later to Mary McGee. Survivors include his widow, a daughter Mrs Farrel Gabriel of Conesville, nine grandchildren, two great grandchildren, and two sons Harold of Iowa City and Rodney of Columbus Junction.
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Columbus Junction
Henry T. Swails
Stacy
Columbus City
Mr. Swails
Washington County
Riverside
W.T
Sarah Raymond Swails
Crete Jones
Mary McGee
Farrel Gabriel
Conesville
Harold
Iowa City
Rodney
Columbus
Mrs Mabel Mickey Dies Early Today
Mrs. Mabel Mickey aged 68 died at her Columbus Junction home. Born Mabel Walsinger in Louisa County on August 22, 1894, she married Jesse Mickey who died in 1959. Survives include two sons Henry and John, four daughters, three brothers, and one more survivor listed. The body is at Stacy Funeral Home with service details pending.
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Columbus Junction
Mabel Mickey
Stacy Funeral Home
Mabel Walsinger
Louisa County
Jesse Mickey
Henry
Wapello
John
Abe Walker
Mt. Pleasant
Lela Brotherton
West Liberty
Dorothy Parsons
Muscatine
Union Thanksgiving Service Planned for November 22
Community Thanksgiving Service in Washington on Thursday morning November 22 at 8 a.m. The Rev. Harold DeVries pastor of First Presbyterian Church will be the speaker and the service will be held at the Baptist Church.
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Washington
Harold DeVries
First Presbyterian Church
Baptist Church
Red Cross Campaign Progress in Washington County
Report totals $2,570.15 raised in the Washington County Red Cross fund and membership drive. Dale Caldwell, chairman, notes the campaign covers outlying towns and rural areas with Wellman first town and Clay township first rural area reporting. Additional reports came from Kalona Crawfords ville Brighton and Crawford township as workers are urged to finish soliciting and report totals.
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Washington County Red Cross
Dale Caldwell
Red Cross
Washington
Wellman
Clay Township
Kalona
Crawfordsville
Brighton
Crawford Township
Caldwell
Kiwanis Adventure Series Opens Monday At Local High School
The Kiwanis Club announces two free tickets for those with prior purchases for the first Travel and Adventure Series program in the high school auditorium Monday at 7 30 pm. Narrated color film Freightboat to Asia features John Weld and covers an Orient journey with ship wrecks and deaths.
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Kiwanis Club
Bill Perdock
Perdock
Asia
Joh Weld
Orient
John Weld
Tokyo Bay
Scandinavia
Texas
Netherlands Antilles
Canadian Rockies
France
John Yousling Joins Wurlitzer Sales Staff
John Yousling former Washington businessman joins the Wurlitzer Company sales staff in DeKalb Illinois announcement from Walter R Benson sales manager The move was received by Robert Everetts of Everetts Music Store Local sales outlet for Wurlitzer pianos Yousling previously worked with Milo Sorden in Washington and with Conn Organ Company where he was national sales manager He resigned last week and plans to move to DeKalb once a home is found
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John Yousling
Washington
Wurlitzer Company
DeKalb
Ill
Walter R. Benson
Yousling
Robert Everetts
Everetts Music Store
Mr. Yousling
Milo Sorden
Iowa
Conn Organ Company
Conn Organs
Conn Company
Wurlitzer
Youslings
de Kalb
Cook Neiswanger Duo Lead Pinochle Marathon
Mrs Gladice Cook and Mrs Myrtle Neiswanger lead the Y's Men's pinochle marathon after two rounds with 2740 points. Second are Verle and Verle Gallagher at 2360, third Berk hoff and spouse at 2210. Top ten includes Bauer, Jones, Falk, Foster, McConnell, Conner, Klopfenstein.
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Gladice Cook
Myrtle Neiswanger
Verle Gallagher
Clarence Berkhoff
Roy Bauer
William Jones
Joe Falk
Stanley Foster
Francis McConnell
Ed Conner
Harold Klopfenstein
Mrs Marshall to Speak at Iowa Foster Workshop
The Iowa Study Committee for Children sponsors 15 workshops statewide to discuss foster family care aid to dependent children and adoptions. In Mt Pleasant at the Iris Restaurant on Friday, Mrs Payne Marshall of Washington County public welfare will speak on the aid to dependent children program. The session runs from 9 30 a.m. to 3 0 p.m.
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Iowa Study Committee For Children
Iowa
Mt. Pleasant
Payne Marshall
Washington County
Khrushchev Cornered in Berlin as Allies Stand Firm
Western officials see Soviet Premier Khrushchev boxed in Berlin crisis after years of failed attempts to force Allied withdrawal. Nov 27 1958 notes demanded removal of garrisons and demilitarized status, but convoy delays by Soviet guards tested access rules, with Western replies reaffirming four power accords.
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Berlin
UPI
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
United States
Britain
France
West Berlin
Cuba
West Germany
East Germany
Tshombe replies to UN demands on Congo crisis
Thant teams study Tshombe letter as Katanga seeks reunification plan. A U.N. spokesman called the message long and complex while Thant weighs summoning a 20 nation Congo Advisory Committee to craft a federal constitution. Katanga bombings spark pressure for a settlement amid casualties in Buyu village. YMCA members who missed Saturday ceremonies may collect cards at the lobby desk.
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United Nations, N.Y
UPI
Thant
Congo
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Tshombe
U.N
United Nations
Leopoldville
Buyu
YMCA
Burning Greek freighter forces crew to abandon ship
The SS Captain George with explosives on board sent a distress call as flames and 30 foot seas raged 300 miles northeast of Bermuda. The Liberia-flagged Virginia diverted to aid, while the Mendota and Curlew responded to other emergencies as the blaze spread.
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New York
UPI
George
Atlantic
Coast Guard
Virginia
Bermuda
Mendota
Curlew
Port Said
United Arab Republic
New Orleans
Louisiana
Kings Bay
State Social Welfare Exam Probes Washington County Records
Frank E. Quinn of the State Department of Social Welfare conducts a routine financial records examination of Washington County Department of Social Welfare. The county handles Old Age Assistance, Aid to Blind, Aid to Disabled, Aid to Dependent Children, Child Welfare, and General Relief with total benefits of $298,729.46 for the last fiscal year ending June 30. Quinn operates from the county office during the review. cooperation from county officials and interested individuals is sought.
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Frank E. Quinn
State Department of Social Welfare
Washington County Department of Social Welfare
Washington County Board of Supervisors
Quinn
Washington
Washington County Department
Indian forces launch major attack against Chinese near Walong
Indian troops mounted their strongest assault against Chinese positions northwest of Walong in NEFA near the Burma border. A small patrol near Towang killed Chinese soldiers while returning to base. Nehru sent another three page letter to Chou En Lai, and 59 countries issued support condemning China.
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Jawaharlal Nehru
U.S
API
Walong
North East Frontier Agency
NEFA
Burma
Lahit
Towang
Jang Village
Chou En-Lai
Peiping
Chou
India
Ladakh
Nehru
Afghanistan
Ghana
Brazil
United Arab Republic
Yemen
Saudi Arabia
Pakistan
Nepal
Russia
Yugoslavia
Soviet Union
China
Kennedy Adenauer Discuss Berlin Plans Amid Cuban Crisis
President Kennedy and West German Chancellor Adenauer prepared contingency plans for a potential Soviet move on Berlin. They agreed not to push new Berlin initiatives during the Cuban crisis but insisted on keeping up to date proposals and ready responses for a future meeting.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Konrad Adenauer
Berlin
Adenauer
Dean Rusk
Rusk
National Press Club
White House
County Scouts recognize residents and elect district leaders
Three Washington men were elected as members at large on the Warhawk district committee at a Wellman meeting. William Helseher, Dr. Judd Mallory, and Paul Miller of Washington were named, with others honored for service including Bernard McCarthy, Ford Skola, Mrs. Robert Ross, Eula Jean Miller, and Charles Van Winkle. Troop 234 Kalona opened, Explorer Post 236 Wellman closed the banquet.
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Washington
Warhawk District
Wellman
Wiliam Helseher
Judd Mallory
Paul Miller
Washington County
Bernard McCarthy
Ford Skola
Kalona
Robert Ross
Eula Jean Miller
Charles van Winkle
Marvy Tweeten
Troop 234
Explorer Post
Tax cuts planned despite 1963 budget deficit says Dillon
Treasury Secretary Dillon said the Kennedy administration would press ahead with a sizable tax cuts and reform program. He warned deficits would persist into fiscal 1964 as defense and foreign aid commitments grow, while stressing a long range aim to ease the overall tax burden on individuals and businesses.
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Washington
UPI
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Kennedy
Dillon
Dalion
White House
Busi
Cotter Woman Annie Davis Dies at 82
Annie Davis 82 longtime Cotter resident died at her home Wednesday afternoon. Services held Saturday at Cotter United Presbyterian Church with burial Cambrian Cemetery. Born North Wales December 23 1879 she married JM Davis October 30 1909. survived by two sons Haydn Cotter Burdette Ainsworth a daughter Dorothy Plett Muscatine three grandchildren and one brother Ellis Griffiths Cardeff South Wales.
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Cotter United Presbyterian Church
Cambrian Cemetery
Stacy Funeral Home
Columbus Junction
Davis
North Wales
Griffith Griffiths
JM. Davis
Haydn
Cotter
Burdette
Ainsworth
Dorothy Plett
John Myers to Appear on Television Panel
John Myers former Washington Chamber of Commerce president will join a panel on KCRG TV Sunday at 6 pm. The discussion on rural urban affairs is sponsored by Farm Bureau groups of eastern Iowa on the program Frankly Speaking.
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John Myers
Washington Chamber of Commerce
Kcrg-Tv
Farm Bureau Groups
Iowa
Weather forecast for Iowa from United Press
Cloudy skies with occasional rain tonight and Friday. In the north and extreme west rain may mix with snow Friday. Lows range from the 30s in the northwest to the mid 40s to 50s in the southeast. Highs Friday run from the 30s in the northwest to the 50s in the southeast.
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Iowa
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