U S and Britain Seek Ways to Aid India in War Stand
U S and British missions meet Indian defense officials as China presses for terms to end the border war. Duncan Sandys and W Averell Harriman lead delegations seeking ways to aid India amid rising tensions and cease fire fragility.
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New Delhi
UPI
U.S
Red China
Duncan Sandys
Asistant
W. Averell Harriman
India
Chou’ En-lai
Britain
Bertrand Russell
Sekou Toure
Peking
Harriman
Jawaharlal Nehru
China
California Gains in Population Race
The Census Bureau reports California narrowed the gap with New York to 234 000 people in the 1960 to 1962 growth period. Arizona Nevada and Wyoming led gains with Nevada up 17.3 percent, Arizona 15.9 percent, and Wyoming 10.7 percent.
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Washington
UPI
California
New York
Arizona
Nevada
Wyoming
Census Bureau
West Virginia
Sitler's Electric Announces Week of House of Light Open Houses
Sitler's Electric Supply begins a seven day House of Light open house series from November 26 to December 2. Daily hours are 9 12, 1 5, and 7 9 30 except Sunday when hours are 12 to 9 30. The event showcases 300 plus light fixtures in a new West Third Street showroom led by manager Edna Crone with assistant Mrs. Lloyd Walker.
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Sitler’s Electric Supply
House of Light
House At Light
West Third Street
Edna Crone
Lloyd Walker
Wayland Man John Christner Dies at 77
John Christner 77 of Wayland died this morning at a Mt. Pleasant hospital. Funeral services are set for Monday at 2 p m at the Wayland Mennonite Church. The body is at Barton MacKasson funeral home in Winfield for arrangement.
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Wayland
John Christner
Mt. Pleasant
Wayland Mennonite Church
Barton-McKasson Funeral Home
Winfield
Lockheed Talks Deadlocked Amid Strike Threat
In Burbank Cal ie, Lockheed Aircraft Corp and the International Association of Machinists remain deadlocked as a strike looms for Wednesday. The company proposes three steps, including intensive bargaining and a possible federal election on the full offer if no agreement is reached. The union rejects the plan, calling it an evasion of bargaining.
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Burbank
Calif
Simpson
Aerospace
Lockheed
Kennedy Eyes Wider Peace Policies After Cuban Victory
The Kennedy administration seeks broader peace options following Cuba victory while warning against overestimating a quick end to the cold war. Officials caution Khrushchev may not reverse his stance, and a new peace offensive could backfire or be exploited by the Soviets.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Nikita Khrushchev
Berlin
Philadelphia
Harlan Cleveland
Khrushchev
Cuba
Cleveland
Iowans Earn Honors at 63rd International Livestock Show
Karen Ann Spitzer, 13, of Mount Pleasant Plains Illinois, won the junior championship and earned a spot in open classes with her Aberdeen Angus yearling Master Eileenmere at the 63rd International Livestock Exposition in Chicago. Two other youths from Texas, Iowa and Illinois praised the Angus entry as the best, while J.F.K. the Kennedy family’s Angus was sent to slaughter in the dressed carcass contest. Judging continues with the grand champion steer to be chosen next week.
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Chicago
UPI
Karen Ann Spitzer
Mount Pleasant Plains
Ill
Eileenmere
Karen Ann
Sara Ann Spitzer
Sangamon
Arnold H. Spitzer
Jimmy Thompson
Lubbock
Tex
Speedy Gonzalez
Angus
Janice Weise
de Witt
Iowa
Red
Gail Carr
McNabb
Barrow
Hampshire
Glen Keppy
Davenport
J.F.K
Kennedy
Lockport
Maureen Kennedy
Kennedys
Gettysburg
Dwight Eisenhower
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Officials rule out space rendezvous in Cooper flight
Houston officials say Gordon Cooper’s 24 hour Earth orbit will proceed without a rendezvous with another vehicle. The flight marks a transition from Mercury to Gemini planning, with Cooper to perform experiments on perception, drag and window photography while Alan Shepard serves as backup.
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UPS
Gordon Cooper
Cooper
Project Mercury
Earth
Alan Shepard
Scott Carpenter
Walter Schirra
Earl C. Schott dies near Riverside at 47
Earl C. Schott a 47 year old livestock producer and farmer on route two Riverside was found dead of a heart attack Thursday evening. He was state trap shooting champion in 1956 and longtime high average shooter. He served as Hills township assessor for 23 years and secretary treasurer of Johnson County Beef Producers Association. Funeral services set for 9 a m Monday at St Josephs Church Hills with a rosary at 8 p m Sunday at Me Govern Funeral Home Iowa City. born May 27 1915 in Liberty Township. He also worked as sales clerk for Hills Bank and Trust Co and was a member of St Josephs church Holy Name society. He is survived by a brother Lawrence in Los Angeles three nieces and nephews.
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Earl C. Schott
Route Two
Schott
Donald B. Schott
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Hills
Iowa City
Iowa
Hills Bank and Trust Co
Liberty Township
Johnson County Beef Producers Association
St. Joseph’s Church
Holy Name Society
Ben
Julia Lynch Schott
St. Mary's High School
Schott Brothers
Donald
Lawrence
Los Angeles
Mystery crash parallels 1960 Viscount tragedy in Holdcroft
Investigators compare Friday's United Air Lines Viscount crash near Washington National Airport with a 1960 Holdcroft, Virginia disaster where all four engines failed. Eyewitness accounts speak of engine trouble and a steep dive, but icing is ruled out in the Maryland crash. Possible factors include fuel issues electrical faults and turbine blade failures.
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UPI
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Washington National Airport
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Norfolk
Washington
Holdcroft
Capital
Vickers
Maryland
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
United Flight 297
Warning Issued Over Damage to Rural Mail Boxes
Postmaster Harry Levy warns that damaging rural mail boxes is a federal offense with stiff penalties. He reports several boxes vandalized in recent weeks, with some knocked over multiple times, and says culprits will be punished when caught. Officials urge reporting accidents to the post office.
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Harry Levy
Postmaster Levy
Former Wellman Man Dies in Muscatine
John W. Miller 68 a former Wellman resident died Friday at his Muscatine home where he had lived for years. He was a Swift Packing Co foreman before retirement. Survived by his wife Evie Wagamon two daughters Ethel Herline and Vivian Hahn one brother Arthur three sisters Lottie Plecker Sylvia Downey Esther Miller. Funeral Monday at 2 pm Muscatine Funeral Home with burial in the local cemetery.
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John W. Miller
Muscatine
Muscatine Funeral Home
Mr. Miller
Si Miller
Swift Packing Co
Fomer
Evie Wagamon
Ethel Herline
Vivian Hahn
Elwood, IL
Arthur
Iowa City
Lottie Plecker
West Chester
Sylvia Downey
Elwood
Franchise Election At Columbus City
A special election will be held in Columbus City on Tuesday November 27 to grant Iowa Southern Utilities Co a 25 year franchise for light heat and power distribution. A second proposition offers a 25 year franchise for the maintenance and operation of a natural gas system. Polls open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. at the Columbus City town hall.
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Columbus City
Iowa Southern Utilities Co
Iowa Southern
Californian Ridiculed His Pay For Honesty Not Goes
Douglas Johnson, a 52 year old construction hauler in California, has a record as the world’s richest poor man. He has returned 330000 found money from two recent incidents including a Brink’s bag and a 90000 error on a money order. The public abuse and tax worries followed, yet he insists the money isn’t his and he will return it.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Douglas Johnson
Johnson
Brink's
Brink
Sym
U.S. National Bank of
Six Cuban Refugees Reach U S Free of Fear and Hunger
Six Cuban refugees arrived in the United States after fleeing Cuba in two boats, seeking safety from terror and hunger under Castro’s regime. They reached Florida at Key West and Pompano Beach, the first arrivals since the Cuban quarantine was lifted. They described shortages of oranges and sugar and called for Castro's overthrow.
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Miami
UPI
United States
Cuba
Florida
Key West
Pompano Beach
Castro
East German program hints at backing off West Berlin demand
Western officials assess a East German statement on the age of socialism as softening the long standing push for a peace treaty turning West Berlin into a demilitarized free city. The text downplays immediate goals while seeking normal relations and a long term West German loan.
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West Berlin
West
Moscow
East Germany
Walter Albright
West Germany
Bonn
Iowa Weather Outlook Clear to Partly Cloudy Weekend
Weather report for Iowa calls for clear to partly cloudy tonight and Sunday. A bit warmer tonight to night in the northwest and west and central Sunday with low temperatures in the 20s and Sunday highs in the 50s. Monday outlook shows little change in conditions.
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