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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1962

Page

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Mississippi Jury Blames Marshals For Meredith Riots

A Lafayette County grand jury blamed federal authorities and Chief U.S. Marshal James P. McShane for inciting campus riots when James Meredith entered the University of Mississippi. The panel commended the Mississippi highway patrol and indicted two others, not naming them, while noting no indictments against President Kennedy or Attorney General Robert Kennedy.

W. M. O'Barr Kennedy Robert Kennedy O'Barr

Volunteer Red Cross Workers Keep Busy in County

Gray Ladies and Gray Men from the Washington County Red Cross report active service this week. Seven Gray Men assisted at the Veterans Hospital in Iowa City including Eugene Grecian and F L Strickler. Canteen ladies served at the county home birthday party for 18 residents. Additional Red Cross workers at the Iowa City facility included Lyle Darbyshire and Beth Brinning among others.

Gray Washington County Red Cross Ferne Leeper Red Cross Volunteer Workers Veterans Hospital Iowa City Eugene Grecian F. L. Strickler William Tweeten Charles Livingston Walter Sheetz Clyde Brown James Larson Robert Lowe Myrle Steele Carl Kelly Gray Iowa City Veterans Hospital Lyle Darbyshire R.A. Baumgartner Beth Brinning Walter Sheets Rodney Arnold Morton Hughson Helen Seeburger Don Wylie Nancy Barclay

Des Moines Grain and Feed Association Meeting Attendees

Local residents Mr. Merle Turnipseed and Mrs. Merle Turnipseed, Mr. Charles Hotle and Mrs. Hotle travel to Des Moines Monday and Tuesday for the Western Grain and Feed Association convention. Hotle serves as a director of the largest national grain and feed dealers group. Attendees from Washington include Robert Wead, Charles Robison, Bill Matson, Bob Robertson, Dwight Robison, Bill Trotter, and Andy Whiting from Crawfordsville.

Merle

Red Cross Seeks 80 Dozen Cookies for Veterans Hospital

Washington County residents are asked to provide 80 dozen cookies for the year end holiday season for patients at the Veterans Hospital in Iowa City. Mrs Ralph Martin Red Cross committee chair urges donations and lists contact through the Red Cross office. Forty dozen are needed by December 20 and another forty by December 27.

Washington County Veterans Hospital Iowa City Ralph Martin Red Cross

Mickey Rites Sunday At Columbus Junction

Funeral services for Mrs. Mabel Mickey, 68, are set for Sunday at 2 p.m. at Stacy Funeral Home in Columbus Junction. Burial will follow in Columbus City Cemetery. Mrs. Mickey died Thursday at her home.

Mickey Rites Columbus Junction Mabel Mickey Stacy Funeral Home Columbus City Cemetery Mickey

County NFC Meeting Scheduled Monday

The National Farmers Organization will hold a mid month meeting at Franklin Center School on Monday November 19. Election of Grain Board and Dairy Board members plus convention delegates will occur. County Chairman Duane Redlinger urges full attendance to assist with cost of production bargaining. The annual NFO convention is set for Veterans Auditorium Des Moines in early December.

National Farmers Organization Franklin Center Grain Board Dairy Board Duane Redlinger NFO Veterans Auditorium Des Moines Redlinger

Thomas L Stewart dies in Oskaloosa at 85

Thomas L Stewart 85 died at 5 30 p m Friday in Hillcrest Nursing Home Oskaloosa He and wife Hattie Bray had lived in Richland and Davenport before settling on a farm near Richland Funeral services set for Monday 2 p m Gould Funeral Home Richland with burial Friends Cemetery Richland Born February 23 1877 in Freport D He moved to Iowa as a young man and worked as a street car conductor before returning to farming Survivors include his wife a brother George of Ohio and many nieces and nephews He was preceded in death by four brothers

Richland Thomas L. Stewart Hillcrest Oskaloosa Richland Farmer Gould Funeral Friends Mr. Stewart Freport George Elizabeth Leeper Stewart Iowa Hattie Bray Davenport Ohio

Washington County Advisor Named for Children’s Home Society

Eileen Jeffrey has accepted appointment as Washington County advisor for the Iowa Children's Home Society a statewide nonsectarian child care organization. She will inform the agency of county child care needs and relay information about operations and policies to county officials and groups working with troubled children. The society participates in the Washington Community Chest.

Eileen Jeffrey Washington Iowa Children’s Home Society Washington Community Chest

Winter road crews stockpile salt for Iowa highways

Iowa Highway Commission crews have expanded the winter treatment program to 3,800 miles including new sections on U S 34 from Albia to Ottumwa Iowa 146 from I 80 to Grinnell and U S 63 from Hudson to Waterloo A statewide rapid salting system is ready with 29 000 tons of salt used last winter and 100 to 300 tons of salt calcium chloride abrasive mixes stored in strategic buildings across the state

Ames Iowa UPI Iowa Highway Commission Commission Albia Ottumwa

High School Singers In All State Chorus

Four Washington High School singers Sharon Lowry Cheryl Keating Dave Everetts and Leonard Schantz were named to the all state chorus from tryouts last month. They will travel to Des Moines during the Thanksgiving holiday break to perform with guest conductor Robert Page. the group will sing at KRNT Theater with conductor Vernon Feuerhelm and Mrs. Feuerhelm. The article notes North Dakota ranks 17th in area but 43rd in population.

Washington High School Des Moines Sharon Lowry Cheryl Keating Dave Everetts Leonard Schantz Robert Page Krnt Theater Vernon Feuerhelm Feuerhelm

Excellent Community Chest Record at Washington Manufacturing

Washington Manufacturing Co. employees show strong payroll deduction support for the Community Chest. The company notes 34 of 36 workers participating with total pledges over 500 dollars and a drive total past 18 thousand dollars with remaining funds to reach the year’s goal.

Washington Manufacturing Co Washington Richard Weeks Community Chest Bob Bates Ron Goff Robert Reed Ufacturing Co

UN Cuban Crisis Talks Stall Amid Mikoyan Uncertainty

United Nations at New York reports negotiations over Cuba halted as Soviet deputy premier Anastas Mikoyan remains absent from Cuba after a two week visit. Washington seeks removal of 30 plus Ilyushin 28 bombers, while Castro demands U.S. evacuation of Guantanamo base and adherence to a U.N. inspection framework.

United Nations N.Y UPI Anastas I. Mikoyan Fidel Castro Cuba Mikoyan United States Kremlin Havana Russia Washington Nikita S. Khrushchev Castro U.S Guantanamo Naval Base Thant Valerian A. Zorin U. S Zorin General Assembly Organization of American States

Judy Roland Named To USA School Band

Judy Roland daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Roland of 109 North 15th Avenue has been accepted as a member of the 1963 United States of America High School Band. The band trains at the University of Southern Mississippi in Hattiesburg and travels by chartered buses to cities including Jacksonville Mobile New Orleans Laredo San Antonio Monterey Mexico City Tucson Los Angeles Salt Lake City Denver Oklahoma City Little Rock Greenwood and Hattiesburg for dismissal. Judy plays first chair alto sax in the Washington Community High School Concert Band.

Judy Roland Henry Roland North 15Th Avenue United States of America United States University of Southern Misssissippi Hattiesburg Miss Miami Jacksonville Florida Mobile Ala New Orleans la Lardeo Texas San Antonio Monterey Mexico Mexico City Tucson Ariz Los Angeles Saltlake City Denver Oklahoma City Little Rock Greenwood Mississippi

FBI arrests three Cubans tied to U.N. mission in NYC plot

FBI agents arrested Roberto Santiesteban Casanova Antonio Sueiro and Jose Garcia Orelana in New York on charges of conspiring to sabotage national defense materials and utilities. Jose Gomez Abad and Elsa Gomez are named as conspirators but not arrested due to diplomatic immunity. The group sought pro-Cuban recruitment and planned to gather details on U.S. military installations. Casanova resisted arrest, was armed, and reportedly carried secret explosive formulas later recovered.

Washington UPI FBI United Nations New York City Atty Robert F. Kennedy Kennedy U.N New York U.S J. Edgar Hoover Roberto Santiesteban Casanova Ntonio Sueiro Jose Garcia Orellana Jose Gomez Abad Elsa Casanova Jose Gomez Elsa Montero Maldonado State Department Santiesteban United States

Blockaded Cuban Crisis May See Khrushchev Concede

Washington officials said the Cuban crisis could tilt toward diplomacy or erupt again as Khrushchev faces pressure to pull IL 28 bombers from Cuba. If stalled, Kennedy may tighten the naval blockade amid warnings to protect reconnaissance flights. Officials doubted missiles remained at former bases and awaited Moscow's reply to Kennedy's bomber note.

Washington UPI White House Nikita Khrushchev Cuba Kennedy America U.S Fidel Castro State Department Pentagon United States

Saturn C-1 flight shown as 3 for 3 and aims for manned Moon trips

The Saturn rocket completed its third successful test with an embarrassingly smooth flight and a safe end as technicians noted technical gains. Scientists project a fourth test next spring focusing on the booster stage with a live second stage planned for late 1963 and a goal of crewed flights to the moon starting in 1964.

Moon

Wayland Skin Diver Takes Plunge Nov 10

Jim Brooks of Wayland plunged into a farm pond November 10 to rescue a truck that slid into ten feet of water on the Victor Miller farm. He donned diving gear and went underwater to secure a log chain and pull the vehicle free.

Wayland Iowa Jim Brooks J. C. Wenger Mr. Brooks Victor Miller Jim

Schells Take Lead In Bridge Marathon

Mr and Mrs M M Schells led after the second round of the Y s Men s bridge marathon with 5780 points. In second place were Mr and Mrs Richard Pratt with 4850, and Mr and Mrs John Meyers with 4490. Top ten also included Dr and Mrs G J Nemmers 4280 and others in the standings.

M. M. Schell Richard Pratt John Meyers G. J. Nemmers Nate Young Charles Snyder Bob Bates Bob Gillesby Harold Putnam Paul Ryan Grover Rosenkild P. L. Fenn Bert Britain

Gunman Holdups First Iowa State Liquor Store in 20 Years

A gunman robbed the Vinton state liquor store of about $80 Thursday night wearing a Halloween mask. Iowa liquor control commission officials say it was the first holdup at a state owned liquor store in about 20 years. A northeast Iowa manhunt was issued for the suspect.

Vinton UPI Tata Lowa Iowa Liquor Control Commission

Iowa Weather: Cloudy Cold With Light Snow › Tonight And Sunday

Weather report notes continued cold in Iowa with scattered light snow or snow flurries tonight and Sunday. Lows range 25 to 30 northwest to lower 30s southeast, with Sunday highs in the 30s. Monday remains cloudy and cold.

Iowa

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