Washington High stages The Jury of Anne Frank in school production
The Washington High School Drama Department presented the first performance of The Jury of Anne Frank in the high school auditorium Friday night to a sellout audience. The play portrays two Dutch Jewish families and a stranger hiding from Nazis for two years, with 14 year old Anne Frank at the center. The production was praised for technical skill, set design by Carol Ray, lighting by Jon Turnipseed, and strong performances from Judi Hunter as Anne and Robin Bueghly in the lead. The group planned a final show tonight at 8 p.m. Tickets remain with drama members and seniors.
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Washington High School
New York
Drama Club
Amsterdam
Anne Frank
Drama Department
Carol Ray
Michael Worley
Judi Hunter
Jon Turnipseed
Boyd Gardner
Steve Arnold
Daryl D. Schultz
Patricia Hoppe
Miep
David McDaniel
Mr. Kraler
Sopho
Jan Heaton
Dennis Day
Mrs. van Daan
Miss Heaton
Pamela Loeffler
Margot Frank
James Bell
Mr. Dussel
Peter van Daan
Larry Chalupa
Anne
Hotors
Robin Bueghly
Bank holdup at U S Naval Station nets $125 090
FBI hunts two gunmen who escaped with $125 090 from a crowded bank at the U S Naval Station on pay day. Dressed as shore patrol, they wore grease paint and fled past three Marine guards at the main gate.
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U.S. Naval Station
Pacific Coast
FBI
Naval Station
Lawrence Wilson 84 dies at Letts home
Lawrence Prather Wilson of Letts dies at 84 on Friday at his Letts residence. Funeral services are set for Monday at 10 a.m. at Stacy Funeral Home in Columbus Junction with burial in Ottumwa.
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Lawrence Wilson
Letts Home
Columbus Junction
Lawrence Prather Wilson
Letts
Stacy Funeral Home
Ottumwa
Harry Gipples Hurt In One Car Crash West Of Letts
Mr and Mrs Harry Gipples of Letts were injured Friday when the car he drove ran off a county road 20 miles west of Letts and hit a tree. Both were taken to Muscatine General Hospital with Mr Gipples in satisfactory condition and Mrs Gipples transferred to University Hospitals Iowa City for a fractured leg.
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D. N. Nau
Lansing
Lafayette
Purdue
Rush
UPI
Harry Gipples
Columbus Junction
Harry Gipple
Letts
Muscatine General Hospital
Gipple
Washington High offers concert tickets to five performances
Students from the vocal and instrumental music departments at Washington High School begin selling season tickets for the annual concert series. Tickets cost 2.50 and admit the holder to all five concerts. Vernon Feuerhelm and Alan Bergstrom again direct the local school musicians.
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Washington High School
Rine Wexets
Vernon Feuerhelm
Alan Bergstrom
Goldwater declines to answer Rockefeller clash at Pittsburgh
US senator Barry Goldwater refused to engage in a public exchange with New York governor Nelson Rockefeller at a Harvard Business School event in Pittsburgh. He called Rockefeller’s charges largely erroneous and criticized Kennedy era tax policy and government intervention in industry while urging new enterprise to spur jobs growth.
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UPI
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Harvard Business School of Pittsburgh
Harvard Businessmen's
Kennedy
Four inch snow blankets parts of Nevada and Utah
Four inches of snow blanketed parts of Nevada and Utah while the East grapples with drought. Columbus Ohio faces potential water rationing by mid December as rainfall remains well below normal. The Weather Bureau forecasts sub normal rain in the upper Mississippi Valley and West Gulf, with colder Southeast and Northern Plains and warmer Great Lakes and Southwest. Fire threats rose on Monhegan Island Maine as 150 firefighters battled a wind swept blaze near Wind Cave National Park South Dakota. The 1963 hurricane season ended with no major U.S. landfall, but was noted as most dangerous for the Antilles, Cuba and Haiti.
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Columbus
Ohio
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Ely
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Bureau
Mississippi Valley
West Gulf States
Middle Atlantic
Plains
Great Lakes
Monhegan Island
Maine
Wind Cave National Park
S.D
Black Hills
South Dakota
U.S
Weather Bureau
Antilles
Cuba
Haiti
Mrs Eglin 75 Dies in Lombard Kalona Rites Set
Mrs Carl Eglin aged 75 dies in Lombard Indiana and Kalona IA. Funeral services are planned Monday at 9 45 a m at Sacred Heart Church Lom bard with burial at Holy Trinity Cemetery Richmond following a prayer service at Peterseim Funeral Home Kalona Monday evening. Graveside services Tuesday at 9 30 a m. Survivors include her husband Richard a son two sisters and two brothers plus relatives in Kalona area.
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Charles Eglin
Lombard
Ill
Sacred Heart Church
Fremont
Neb
Blanche Stiles
Kansas City
Thomas Bray
Oskaloosa
Lyle Bray
Sacramento
Calif
Kalona Area
Yale Professor Barghoorn Expelled From Soviet Union
The Soviet Union expelled Yale Professor Frederick C. Barghoorn aboard a BEA flight to London after claiming he engaged in intelligence activities. Tass cited personal concern from President Kennedy and noted a swift expulsion despite earlier threats to trial him. U.S. officials reported no prior warning as Barghoorn, 52, was arrested Oct. 31 after meeting a U.S. embassy official.
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Frederick C. Barghoorn
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Barghoorn
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Gromyko
United States
Russia
Stoessel
The
Foy D. Kohler
Foreign Office
Kremlin
West Germany
West Berlin
Yale University
United
Muscatine tunnel may replace aging river bridge
New York tunneling expert Ole Singstad will meet with Muscatine officials to discuss a Mississippi River tunnel linking Iowa and Illinois at a cost similar to a new bridge. The current span has been closed to heavy traffic since a span collapsed eight years ago. Federal aid for a new bridge was denied. Bridge managers say the bridge carries over 600 700 vehicles annually even with reduced volume.
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UPI
New York
Mississippi River
Robert Bosch
Ole Singstand
Singstad
Jack McConnaha
Argentina Cancels Oil Contracts Eight U S Firms Nine Contracts Slashed
President Arturo Illia voids oil development agreements with eight American and two European companies in a move to review losses from alleged exploitation. Decrees order suit over damages and waste, annul nearly completed drilling deals, and urge rapid, thorough inquiry into 1958 to Oct 12 oil affairs under YPF.
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UPI
Arturo Illia
U.S
Argentina
Illia
Zspage
Amilcar Mercader
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Jhean
Ecumenical Council
Kennedy Visits Cape Canaveral Sighting Moon and Polaris
President Kennedy visits Cape Canaveral to review the U S lunar program and to oversee a Polaris missile launch from an underwater submarine. He meets NASA leaders and astronauts as Gemini and Apollo plans are outlined for future Earth orbits and a moon landing by decade’s end. New York report notes Fritz Reiner, famed conductor, dies at 74 from pneumonia.
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Gus) Grissom
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America
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Chicago Symphony
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Hungary
Weather Outlook for Iowa Mostly Cloudy With Rain
Mostly cloudy to night and Sunday with occasional rain beginning west tonight and continuing over state tomorrow. Colder northwest tonight and over state tomorrow. Low tonight 45 northwest to low 50s southeast. High Sunday 40s northwest to 30s southeast.
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United Press International
Iowa
Thirty years of East West tension and spy charges
A historic snapshot recalls 1933 U S recognition of the Soviet Union and ongoing Cold War frictions. It notes the Barghoorn spy case, U S protests, and a Soviet pledge to release him. Brief world notes cover Kennedy in New York, tax cut hearings, Ecumenical Council debates, and Argentine oil contract cancellations.
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Soviet Union
U.S
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