Visiting Europeans praise quality of U S wheat prospects for tighter grades
Four Norwegian and Finnish grain experts ending a four week tour of the United States praised overall U S wheat quality while urging tighter federal grade standards. They noted improvements in baking quality but called for reduced dockage allowances and expanded export tailored grades.
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Community Chest nears 19000 total in drive
Washington’s Community Chest reports 18185.40 raised toward a 28100 goal. A further 9914.60 is needed to reach the target as drive workers rush to gather remaining pledges. Robert Kennedy leads as general chairman with Wendell Eden and Richard Peterson coordinating residential areas urging quick card returns.
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Laymen's Day Sunday at Marion Avenue church
Laymen's Day will be observed at the Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Church Sunday November 17. The men's Brotherhood led by Richard Knupp arranges the service with theme Your Neighbor as Your Self. Speakers are Donald Rinner Maurice Ellis William White and Richard Bordwell. Dr J F Mallory presides assisted by Sikke Temple and Robert Logan. A men's chorus under George Masson Jr will present special music. Arrangements for the chorus are by Robert Kleese.
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Maurice Ellis
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Richard Bordwell
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Robert Logan
George Mass
Open house draws big crowd at Washington High School
A large crowd turned out for Washington High School’s open house during American Education Week. Parents and friends viewed classroom demonstrations in the chemistry lab and other rooms, met teachers, and learned about programs. Alan Bergstrom chaired the event with Gwenyth Jones coordinating refreshments. F H A girls hosted lunch and Student Council members guided attendees under George Johnson and other student leaders.
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Juanita Koch
Sandy Johnson
Christine and
Rita Wade
Barbara Kron
Carol Lowe
Lynn Sheetz
George Johnson
Cheryl Andersen
Eddie Kiesey
Sylvia Teets
Carol Whitham
Jim Wilson
Steve Nemmers
Steve Soucek
Raymond Anderson retires from Cargill after 19 years
Raymond Anderson was honored at a Captain's Table dinner Thursday evening marking his retirement from Cargill Inc after 19 years as assistant manager. Grain dealers from Washington County and surrounding area attended. The Andersons will move to Omaha this weekend to make their home for the coming year.
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Dynafuel Sinks After Collision Off Cape Cod Coast
A 315 foot tanker Dynafuel sank stern first off Cape Cod near Buzzards Bay after a Thursday collision with Norwegian freighter Fernview. All 62 crew were rescued as Coast Guard cutters and a tug kept watch and the wreck was turned to Army Engineers Corps for Canal oversight. The bow protruded above water briefly before the sinking.
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Kennedy urges swift passage of 11 billion tax cut
President Kennedy urged prompt approval of his 11 billion tax cut proposal as top priority and a shield against recession. He said Senate adoption of the House bill would add 2 to 3 million jobs, lower tax rates, and take effect January 1, 1964. He warned unemployment is an intolerable waste and tied relief to AFL CIO support.
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Move On Monday Will Remodel National Bank
The National Bank of Washington will operate Monday from a temporary north square site while extensive remodeling proceeds. Work starts next week and completes in six months, affecting basement and ground floor spaces, with a new south entrance and black brick exterior to match Hotel Washington. Local contractors Earl Wood and Sons, Bob Roe, Carsons, and Bob Miller handle the project.
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OAU Opens To Tackle Algeria Morocco Border Fight
The 32 nation Organization of African Unity meets in Addis Ababa with Emperor Haile Selassie presiding to assess the Algeria Morocco border dispute. Foreign Ministers Bouteflika and Guedira attend as fighting persists along the Sahara front and outside aid concerns grow. An early aim is to form a conciliation commission to study and propose solutions within days.
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U S officials boycott Moscow friendship meeting over Barghoorn arrest
U S diplomats skip a Kremlin area gathering marking 30 years of relations as they press anew for Yale professor Frederick Barghoorn’s release. Soviet authorities offer no new response. six protests have been filed with no concrete results. Steinbeck and Albee condemn the arrest, while Tass criticizes U S cultural dialogue.
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Kiwanis Travel and Adventure Series Opens Monday
Kiwanis series kicks off Monday evening November 18 at the high school with Dana and Ginger Lamb presenting The Lost Mission of Santa Ysabel. The event features color films and commentary, part of a seven film season sponsored by the Washington Kiwanis Club. Season tickets grant admission, available through Kiwanis members or at the door. co chairmen are William Perdock Gilbert Mills and Hubert Lohrer.
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Committees Named at Washington Golf and Country Club
Washington Golf and Country Club board this week announced coming year committees led by President Ed Sorrell. Roads and grounds include Bill Steele Ted Johnson John Mattes Harold Wolf Wayne Marston. Membership and greens feature Harry Levy Ted Johnson Jim Lloyd Harold Wolf.
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Bill Steele
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John Mattes
Stouse
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Wayne Marston
Tom Tanner
Harry Levy
John Butler
Jim Lloyd
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T. R. Phillips
Weather outlook with mild weekend and showers
The United Press International forecast calls for considerable cloudiness tonight and Saturday with warmer temperatures tonight. Lows 35 to 45 and highs in the 50s Saturday. Sunday outlook partly cloudy mild with a chance of evening showers. Five day forecast nudges near or above normal temperatures Friday night through Wednesday, with highs near 41 and lows around the 20s to 30s. Warmer early period then cooling Monday then mild again by Wednesday. Precipitation expected from a trace to 4 inches, mainly Sunday night or Monday.
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Seat Belt Installations Final Day Set Saturday
The Washington Junior Chamber of Commerce wrapup notes final day for seat belt installations on Saturday November 16 at Ross Motor starting 1 00 p m The regular meeting is moved to Thursday November 22 due to Thanksgiving complications
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Washington High to Sell Season Basketball Tickets
Season tickets for Washington High School basketball games go on sale Monday at 8 a.m. in Schoonover Drug Store with eight home games priced at 5 dollars for regular seats and 6 dollars for reserved seats. Athletic director Tom English announced the plan and noted that regular tickets will be sold by the basketball squad while reserved seats are limited to Schoonover Drug.
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Trade balance improves as deficit shrinks in Q3
Washington reports the U.S. balance of payments deficit narrowed by about 80 percent to an annual rate near $1 billion for the third quarter ending in September, from $5.2 billion previously. Decreased long term capital outflow and a tax threat on foreign securities helped spur the decline, though economists warn the deficit may remain vulnerable.
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