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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1961

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Rockefeller Search Expands With Dutch Navy Help

In Merauke Dutch officials join a wide search for Michael Rockefeller with a Dutch navy cruiser and helicopter support. A 2530 tobacco reward is offered for tips from natives. New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller and local authorities remain hopeful though others warn time may be running out.

Merauke Dutch New Guinea UPI Michael Rockefeller Eibrink Jansen Michael Theo Bot Netherlands New Guinea New York Nelson A Rockefeller Ayrough Hague

Khrushchev Says USSR Will Not Tolerate Peace in Northern Europe

Khrushchev told Finnish President Kekkonen in Novosibirsk that the Soviet Union seeks German peace, a West Berlin settlement, and forceful countermeasures against West German militarists. Tass reported Khrushchev arguing for peace through a German treaty and warning Nazi-linked elements in NATO.

Moscow UPI Nikita Khrushchev Soviet Union Europe Tass Khrushchev Finland Urho Kekkonen Novosibirsk Siberia Kekkonen Pintl West Berlin NATO

Michigan Woman Named Mrs America in 1962 Pageant

Lila Masson of Detroit, auburn haired mother of three, won the 23rd Mrs America title in Fort Lauderdale. Her husband Cleve Masson, a chain store manager, pledged to serve breakfast in bed once. Masson earned prizes including appliances wardrobe Florida Europe vacations 500 in cash and a 5000 personal appearance tour.

Fort Lauderdale Lila UPI Detroit Lila Masson Cleve Bo Masson Florida Europe District of Columbia

Eisenhower Denounces Extremists and Super Patriots

Former president Dwight Eisenhower, in a CBS interview, warns against super-patriots and political meddling by military officers. He says officers should teach core U.S. principles, not engage in partisan politics, and cites the Walker case as a referenced issue. He weighs in on De Stalinization and Berlin, the U2 incident, and nuclear war cautions.

New York UPI Dwight Eisenhower Kennedy United States Eisenhower Columbia Broadcasting System CBS Army Navy Air Force Edwain A. Walker Walker Stalin Moscow Khrushchev Berlin Wall

Balmy Iowa Weather To Last Through Weekend

Balmy fall weather returns to Iowa with sunny skies and southerly winds. Highs reach the 50s in the northeast to the 60s in the southwest with cooler overnight lows. A high pressure system stretching from Minnesota through the central U.S. into the western Gulf brings mild conditions and a chance of showers in northern Iowa Sunday.

United Press International Lowa Minnesota Western Gulf

Brighton church contracts for new building

Brighton Methodist Church selects J W Shaffer Construction Oskaloosa Iowa for church and electrical work. E and D Plumbing Br igh ton handles plumbing heating and ventilating. Groundbreaking set for December 3 at 3 00 pm led by Dr Paul Hahn. Deconsecration to occur November 26 as the current 1893 structure is demolished for the new sanctuary classrooms and fellowship hall.

Brighton Brighton Methodist Church J. W. Shaffer Construction Company Oskaloosa Iowa Shaffer Company E. and D. Plumbing Company Arthur X. Christensen Davenport Paul M Hahn Burlington Methodist Church Banks Doggett, Jr

San Francisco radio man finds possible Earhart Noonan remains

UC Berkeley anthropologist to examine Saipan findings said by KCBS VP. Newsman Fred Goerner recovered remains in an unmarked grave and doubts remain whether they are Earhart and Noonan. No dental plates found. generator earlier linked to 1937 crash questioned.

SAN #RANCISCO UPI San Francisco Saipan Island Long Amelia Earhart Fred Noonan Jules Dundes KCBS Fred Goerner Pacific Theodore Mc.Cown University of California At Berkeley Farhart Noonan Dundes Goerner Saipan Miss Earhart Garapan Harbor Bendix Aviation Corp Earhart

Plan Prayer Service At Shorter Chapel

The Rev. Fred Penny, reassigned pastor at Shorter A M E Church in Washington, will conduct an old fashioned prayer and testimonial meeting Sunday Nov 26 at 3 p.m. at the church. He invites all praying residents to attend and there will be singing. Shorter A M E Church is at 517 South Avenue Washington. Penny also pastors a church in Iowa City where he resides.

Fred Penny Washington Penny South Avenue Mr Penny Iowa City

Dominicans Deny Cuba Charge Three Astronauts Chosen for Orbital Trip

UPI reports three U.S. astronauts were named candidates for America's first manned orbital mission from Cape Canaveral. Alan B Shepard Jr, John H Glenn Jr, and M Scott Carpenter likely contend for the lead role with a chimpanzee preflight rehearsal pending.

Cape Canaveral UPI America Earth United Press International Alan B Shepard Jr John H. Glenn Jr M Scott Carpenter Free World Yugi Gagarin Gherman Titov Gagarin Vostok Titov Soviet Union Shepard Glenn Carpenter U.S Virgi Grissom Leroy G. Cooper Walter M. Schirra Jr Donald K. Slayton Navy

Swim Classes of YW Will Close Tuesday

The YWCA swim session ends Tuesday with afternoon and evening classes. Morning lessons and all-day Friday have finished. A new series starts in January. December will feature dips on Tuesdays and Fridays with specified times and entry costs.

The YWCA Mother Daughter Jr High Sr High

Hearing Opens On Turkey Marketing Orders In Des Moines

National Farmers Union and Iowa turkey leaders back federal marketing orders to stabilize prices. Officials say current losses run up to 1.5 dollars per bird, with Iowa producers seeing 25 percent higher production and a 10 million dollar local impact. The three day Des Moines session follows earlier hearings in Richmond and aims to extend orders nationwide.

Des Moines UPI National Farmers Union Iowa National Turkey Federations Francis A Kelly Warsaw N.Y Farmers Union Department of Agriculture Raymond A Thompson Filsworth National Turkey Federations Kelly Des Mone Richmond Iowa Statehouse G. Osmond Hyde Chhef Thompson National Turkey Federation Lowans Agriculture Orville Freeman Thompson Emery Tegland Ellsworth Tegland Lowa

Thanksgiving traffic toll climbs toward 200 mark

The Thanksgiving travel period showed a near normal midweek toll with about four highway deaths per hour, though bad weather limited highway use in many areas. The National Safety Council, noting this is a home centered holiday, did not give a firm total but estimated around 450 deaths for a non holiday 12 hour span. California led with 24 deaths, followed by Illinois and Pennsylvania with 10 each, and New York with 9.

United Press International National Safety Council CST California Illinois Pennsylvania New York

Dominican Republic rejects Cuban charges of U S intervention

Dominican Ambassador Carlos Sanchez told the U N Security Council that US naval ships and planes off the Dominican coast were healthy for the Caribbean and not interference. He dismissed Cuba's demand for condemnation and said Cuban actions aimed to push totalitarian influences into the Dominican Republic as dangers to bilateral agreements. The Cuban debate preceded a separate Congo crisis session.

United Nations UPI Dominican Republic U.S Caribbean Carlos Sanchez Trujillo Security Council Cuba United States Sanchez Congo

Bond Battle Delays Sentencing in Stump Murder Case

Ronald M. Stump, convicted of second degree murder in the Daly slaying, has bond kept at 50 000 as Judge C Edwin Moore overrules a reduction request. A defense motion to delay sentencing until December 5 is granted. McManus plans a possible new trial while noting motions deadlines extended.

DES Moines UPI Ronald M. Stump Edwin Moore Stump Michael Daly Des Monmew J. Riley McManus Moore McManus Stump Keokuk University of Iowa Daly Leanna Jean Skultety Miss Skultety

Christmas shoppers lure in Washington stores open tonight

Santa Claus is due in Washington at 2 PM and merchants will keep stores open tonight and Saturday night to mark the holiday shopping season. Most new Christmas decorations should be lit for viewing by shoppers tonight with finishing touches completed in the next few days.

Santa Claus Washington

Kalona Youth Injured In Scooter Accident

James Miller 16 of Kalona was treated for a concussion at Mercy Hospital Iowa City after his motor scooter was struck by a car driven by Clarence Gingerich. The collision occurred at the Kalona Street intersection around 2 to 4 p.m. Thursday. Miller is not in serious condition.

Kalona James Miller Don Miller Mercy Hospital Iowa City Clarence Gingerich Kalona Street Young Miller Mid Prairie

Soviets Conduct About Fifty Nuclear Tests

United Nations reports reveal the Soviet Union carried out roughly 50 nuclear tests in its latest series, exceeding prior estimates and ending a three year moratorium. Ambassador Arthur Dean noted the number in a General Assembly discussion on test ban resolutions, saying Russia publicly disclosed only one test and generally keeps details secret.

United Nations UPI United States Soviet Union Arthur H. Dean General Assembly Dean Nikita Khrushchev

Kalona farmer Milton R Stagner dead at 97

Milton Ray Stagner of Kalona died Thursday at Shenk Rest Home Wellman where he had lived since retirement in 1996 He was born May 6 1864 to Henry and Mary Ann Stayner and lived his entire life in Kalona He married Melissa Boehme on March 17 1890 He survived by a son Lloyd a grandson and two great grandsons Funeral services are set for 2 p m Saturday at the United Christian and Baptist Church Kalona with Rev William McDermott officiating.

Kalona Milton Ray Stagner Shenk Wellman Mr. Stagner Shenk Rest Home United Christian and Baptist Church William McDermott Peterseim Funeral Home Henry Mary Ann Haigler Stayner Katona Melissa Boehme Wikip Llowd

Fair and Mild Weather Forecast Through Weekend

The forecast calls for fair and mild conditions through Saturday with a low tonight in the 30s. Saturday highs in the 60s south and 50s northeast, and Sunday partly cloudy mild with a chance of showers in the north Sunday afternoon or evening. Five day temperatures run 4 to 6 degrees above normal, with normal highs in upper 30s north to lower 40s south and lows in the 20s. Warm start, cooling Monday, with around 4 inches of rain or showers expected Sunday and Monday.

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