Ex-Major General Walker Faces Psychiatric Examination Call
Baltimore psychiatrist Dr. Manfred S. Guttmacher urged a full psychiatric study of former Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker as highly advisable. He testified on day two of a U S District Court hearing over Walker s mental competency. The government seeks a court ordered examination at a designated facility.
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Oxford, Miss
UPI
Baltimore
Edwin A. Walker
Manfred S. Guttmacher
U.S. District Court
Walker
R.L. Stubblefield
Dallas
Guttmacher
Gene Tucker Honored At Y's Men's Meeting
Gene Tucker was guest of honor at the Washington Y's Men’s Club guest night. A “This Is Your Life” style program featured friends sharing biographical bits as Bill Shannon chaired and served as master of ceremonies. The Tuckers plan to move to Denver after Gene received a farewell gift. local members explained the Y's Movement to guests.
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Gene Tucker
Washington Y's Men's Club
Gene
Y's Men's Club
Washington
Bill Shannon
Y's Men's
Tuckers
Denver
Colo
Calvin Wolf
Vernon Feuerhelm
Bob Choate
Ramseyer Named to National WWI Veterans Committee
Harry W Ramseyer of Washington has been named to the National Executive committee on legislation for the Veterans of World War II. National Commander Meron announced the appointment, and John E Erickson called a December 1 2 meeting in Washington DC to draft the legislative program for World War I veterans.
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Harry W. Ramseyer
Washington
Meron
National Committee
John E. Erickson
Washington, D.C
First Fox Hunt Set For Saturday Morning
CRAWFORDSVILLE The first fox hunt of the season will be held Saturday Nov. 24. Men and boys interested in taking part are urged to meet at the John Thomas corner south of Cotter at 9 30 Saturday morning.
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Crawfordsville
John Thomas Corner
Cotter
Need 123 More For County Home Organ
Washington County residents and organizations have nearly completed funding for an electric organ for the county home worship center. Walter Farrell urged all donations be in by December 10, with a holiday program to be held December 12 and the organ ready for use. Donations are limited to 1 dollar for individuals and 2 dollars for organizations, sent to the Chamber of Commerce office in Washington.
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Washington County
Walter Farrell
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Fall Plowing Gains and Cautions Highlight County Update
Washington County reports fall plowing active on many farms due to ideal weather and early harvest. Benefits include higher yields, better labor distribution, reduced tillage costs, and nutrient release from freeze thaw cycles. risks involve soil erosion on slopes and wind erosion in silt loam soils. Experts note 8 to 10 bushel yield bumps in demo fields, with labor and cost savings also possible.
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Washington County
Jim Frier
Ivan Wilkner
Ainsworth Girl Competes In International Plowing Matches
Gwyneth Jones of Ainsworth recalls six months in Ireland as a IFYE exchangee. She represents the United States in the International Ploughing Competition in Northern Ireland, facing scrutiny as a rare female entrant and a Yankee among Irish ploughmen.
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Gwyneth Jones
Ainsworth
Ireland
Hugh Barr
Joe Jones
Miss Jones
United States
Northern Ireland
N. Ireland
Iowa Budget Seeks 109 Million for 1963 65 Biennium
Budget requests total more than 99 million for the 1963 65 biennium to be presented to Gov Elect Harold Hughes. The Board of Social Welfare seeks 42.1 million and the Board of Control 47.4 million for operations plus 8.7 million for capital improvements. The plan raises ADC funding and trims some old age and blind aid while increasing other welfare items and expanding mental health and penal institutions funding. The hearings resume after Thanksgiving with Hughes to recess.
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DES Moines
UPI
Harold Hughes
Board of Social Welfare
Board of Control
Riverview
Newton
Eldora
State Penitentiary
Fort Madison
Anamosa
Cherokee
Clarinda
Independence
Mount Pleasant
State School
Glenwood
State Hospital
Woodward
Annie Wittenmyer
Davenport
Soldiers Home
Marshalltown
ASCS Prepares 1963 Cost Sharing Program Plans
The Washington County ASCS Office will start accepting cost sharing requests for the 1963 program on December 3, 1982. A county development meeting for the 1963 year is set for Wednesday November 28, with emphasis on renewing pending 1962 applications due to funding gaps. Producers are advised to sample soils for lime and note that soil tests from Ames Soil Testing Lab take about 30 days to return, with lime determinations also acceptable from Community Feed Store Ainsworth and Ke-Wash Fertilizer Laboratories Keota.
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Washington County
ASCS
ASC
Bill Day
Soil Testing Laboratory
Ames
Ainsworth
Ke-Wash Fertilizer Laboratories
Keota
Tickets Available For State Democrat Dinner
Walter Farrell, county Democratic chairman, announced tickets for the state wide dinner honoring Gov Elect Harold Hughes. The Des Moines event is set for December 15. Contact Mr Farrell for tickets.
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Walter Farrell
Washington County
Democratic Party
Iowa Democrats
Harold Hughes
Des Moines
Mr. Farrell
Swine and Cattle From County to Chicago Show
Washington County livestock producers travel to Chicago for the International Livestock Exposition opening Friday. Morice Crawford of route one Wellman drives Angus cattle. 4-H members Don Runner Vaughn Runner Dale Kiefer and George Kiefer send Shorthorns and Angus. Entrants Pass through a screening to enter, while swine are not screened.
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Washington County
Chicago
Morice Crawford
Route One
Wellman
Don
Vaughn
Dale
George Kiefer
Riverside
Bob Greene
Ainsworth
Bill Norman
Two Receive Degrees At Iowa State Today
Roger Kleese and Larry David son of Washington are among 310 students receiving degrees in fall commencement at Iowa State University in Ames. Kleese earned a PhD in Crop Breeding while Davidson received a BS in Civil Engineering.
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Iowa State
Roger Kleese
Larry Davidson
Washington
Iowa State University
Ames
Mr. Kleese
Ralph J. Kleese
Route Two
Davidson
Harley L. Davidson
Route One
Nehru awaits official word on Chinese cease fire bid
India guards its position as Chinese forces push toward Assam plains and NEFA. Nehru pledges careful review of Peking's cease fire offer while Parliament vents distrust and defense officials report 80 miles of NEFA retreat toward Walong and continued fighting in Ladakh and Chusul.
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New Delhi
UPI
Assam Valley
Defense Ministry
North East Frontier
Peking
Walong
Kameng
NEFA
Bombila
Assam
Himalayas
India
Digboi
Tezpur
Nehru
Peking Radio
Ladakh
Kashmir
North East Frontier Agency
Chusul
Santa Arrives by Plane for Washington Christmas Opening
Santa Claus will arrive in Washington by plane Friday and be escorted to Central Park by a city fire truck. He will meet children at 10 30 a m in the park and return for a second appearance Saturday. Local merchants announce Christmas opening plans with extended Friday and Saturday hours.
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Santa Claus
Washington
Santa
Central Park
Horak and Son Insurance Open House in New Offices
Horak and Son Insurance will host an open house Saturday at their new offices at 215 East Washington Street. The firm relocated one door east into the former Stewart and Shearer space, with redecoration featuring an early American waiting room and private offices. Paul Horak notes the new, larger, private offices with a fish themed room and a heated low front door ramp for snow. Open house hours are 9:00 am to 9:00 pm.
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Horak
Paul Horak
Paul
Dick Horak
IBM
Lucille Edna Conrad Dies After Illness in Keota
Mrs. Lucille Edna Conrad 51 of Keota died Tuesday night at Washington County Hospital after a long illness. Rosary is set for 7:30 p.m. Thursday at Powell Funeral Home. Funeral Friday at 9:30 a.m. at St Mary’s Catholic Church. Burial in Clear Creek Cemetery. Born January 7, 1911 near Keota, she was the daughter of Arthur and Catherine Greiner Conrad. Survived by siblings Henry Flander of Kinross, A H Woltering, Ed and Joseph Conrad of Keota, Anna Peiper and Henry Conrad of Donnelson, and Bernard of West Point.
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Keota
Lucille Edna Conrad
Washington County
Powell Funeral
St Mary's Catholic Church
CS. Kempker
Clear Creek
Conrad
Arthur
Catherine Greiner
Henry Flander
Kinross
A.H. Woltering
Joseph Conrad
Anna Peiper
Henry Conrad
Donnelison
Bernard
West Point
Local YMCA Offers Adult Swim Lessons This December
The YMCA will begin December 10 offering adult swim lessons tailored to individual ability. Classes run 8 to 9 pm for eight sessions. Members and wives pay 2 dollars, non-members 2 dollars plus a 70 cent day pass. Minimum enrollment is 6 and maximum 15. Call to register.
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YMCA
Kennedy cites Khrushchev move easing Cuban crisis
President Kennedy announced that Soviet Premier Khrushchev agreed to withdraw all IL28 bombers from Cuba within 30 days and ordered the Cuban blockade lifted. He warned that Cuba remains a threat without international inspection and said U.S. surveillance will continue to ensure no offensive weapons return.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Russia
Cuba
Caribbean
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Khrushchev
Fidel Castro
U.S
Missionaries To Speak At Eicher Mennonite Church
Wayland readers will welcome two visiting missionaries Reverend Vernon Sprunger of the Congo Inland Mission Board and Miss Marie Regier on furlough from Formosan missions. They will present reports and pictures at 7 30 p.m. on November 23 24 and 25 with a Sunday service at 10 30 a.m. All are invited.
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Wayland
Eicher Mennonite Church
Vernon Sprunger
Congo
Marie Regier
Formosa
Congo Inland Mission Board
Congo Republic
Clarence Barrow Auto Victim in Wisconsin
Clarence Barrow of Hayward Wisconsin formerly Kalona was killed instantly in a head on collision near Hayward on Monday November 19. The funeral and interment will be in Waukesha Wisconsin Friday afternoon. Survivors include his mother three sisters and a brother. He is survived by Minnie Miller of Washington a sister of Les and Nettie Miller Henry Miller and Mrs John Hindahl all of Washington. Mrs Barrow is his widow.
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Clarence Barrow
Hayward
Wis
Kalona
Waukesha, Wis
Barrow
Minnie Miller
Washington
Les
Nettie Miller
Henry Miller
John Hindahil
Weather Iowa Five Day Forecast And Temps Trend
Partly cloudy through Thursday with low 30s to 35. Highs in 30s north to 40s south. Friday looks partly cloudy with little change. Five day outlook: temperatures 3 to 5 degrees above normal, normals near 40 to 50, lows mid 20s north to upper 20s south. Cooler Thurs and Fri then a warming trend. precipitation about one tenth inch.
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Iowa
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Community Chest
Toledo
Mitchellville
Women's Reformatory
Rockwell City
Hughes
Democrat
Sider
M.P. Peoples Socialist
H. V Kamath
Mahavir Tyagi
Frank Anthony
Horak & Son Insurance
Eicher Mennonite
Wisconsin
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