Progress In Airline Strike Talks Falters
United Press International reports limited progress as two major airlines face ongoing labor strife. Hoffa's Teamsters may influence the dispute with Eastern Airlines while Trans World Airlines rejects a so called compromise on contract clauses. Engineers and pilots disputes loom over jet operations and cockpit staffing amid broader threats of strikes in several cities.
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James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Eastern Airlines
Trans World Airlines
International Association of Machinists
George R. Petty Jr
Teamsters
Personne
Petty
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago
St. Louis
San Antonio
Houston
Teamster
Air Line
Eastern Eastern
American Airlines
National
Hoffa
Iowa Farmers Overturn Acreage Controls In Corn Referendum
Iowa farmers joined nationwide vote to end acreage controls and back a Benson Farm Bureau plan. About 49,984 opposed and 16,249 supported the current program. 2,661 ballots were challenged, not altering the outcome as 24 of 26 commercial corn states favored ousting the program. The new plan sets $1.12 to $1.15 per bushel for eligible corn with a floor of parity and allows unrestricted planting of corn.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
Towa
Secretary of Agriculture
Ezra Taft Benson
American Farm Bureau
ASC
Fers
Benson
Charles Kettering Dies at 82 in Ohio
Charles F. Kettering 82 world famed inventor and philanthropist died at his home near Dayton Ohio following two strokes and cerebral hemorrhage Funeral services set for Friday at Christ Episcopal Church with burial at Woodland Cemetery tributes flowed from Alfred P Sloan Jr Frederic G Donner and Samuel B Gould highlighting his 200 patents and impact on GM and American industry
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UPI
Charles F. Kettering
Boss Ket
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Woodland Cemetery
Dayton Engineering Club
General Motors Board
Londonville
Alfred P. Sloan Jr
Sloan-Kettering Institute For Cancer Research
Frederic G. Donner
Samuel B. Gould
Antioch College
Charles’ F. Kettering
America
Escapees Captured Near Iowa City
Two Fort Madison Penitentiary escapees, William Pfoutz 38 and Roy Torrance 42, were chased by a Iowa Highway Patrol posse before being captured west of Iowa City. Pfoutz, nicknamed the “dane crow” for an attempted murder, and Torrance, a forgery convict, were held in Johnson County awaiting status. The escape triggered a large hunt with bloodhounds and an aircraft, and the pair reported exposure and cold while eluding authorities.
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Iowa City
Iowa
UPL
Madison Penitentiary
Towa
Paul Foster Foster
William ‘Pioute
Roy
Torrance
Johnson County
Pfoutz
Astorm
Mt Grasam
Ole
Denmark
Nerf
Mile Inds
Santa Claus Coming Friday in Washington Parade
Santa Claus will arrive in Washington at 10 a.m. Friday and visit Central Park to greet children with free treats as the annual Christmas opening begins. Workmen installed most decorations in the business district Tuesday evening despite cold winds, and merchants prepare for Friday and Saturday sales with new Christmas merchandise.
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Chamber of Commerce
The
Evening Journal
Canvas Shows Erbe With Vote Margin Of Only 2032
Des Moines reports a tight finish in a local race as Erbe and opponent contest the Nov 4 ballot. Incumbent Republican Synhorst trails closely behind with 1904 votes to a Democratic challenger. Final tallies sparked scrutiny over the race in Boone and surrounding counties.
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Erbe
Des Mores
Norwha
Dom Wilson
Des Moines
Boone Republican
Melvin D. Synhorst
Baldha
Jenna
Miss Johnson
Chet Akers
Rai Areca Aueetroeiter
Fis
Ts Ama
Cecil Hight
Pei Niles
Senate
Gantise
Lagaore
Rea
Tee Aston Obey
Reakuk
Vacation Schedule for West Chester School
Thanksgiving vacation for West Chester schools will be Nov 27 and 28. Classes resume Wednesday, December 17. Buses depart at 3:30 p.m. so children can return for the Christmas program at 7:30 p.m. at West Chester School. Christmas vacation begins Tuesday, Dec 23 at 3 p.m. Classes resume Monday, Jan 5.
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West Chester
Junction Funeral For Mrs. Joseph Guinn 90
Mrs. Joseph Guinn 90 died Monday at a Muscatine convalescent home. Last rites Friday at 2 p.m. at Stephens funeral home. Rev. Melvin Meineke to officiate with burial in Columbus City cemetery. Born Sept 27 1868 near here to John and unknown Klotz. Married Joseph D. Guinn Feb 15 1906. Survived by brother Jerry Klotz and two nieces, Muscatine.
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Joseph Guinn
Muscatine
Guinn
Usitil
Melvin Meineke
United Presbyterian Church
Columbus City
John Klotz
Joseph D. Guinn
Jerry Klotz
Washington Y Closed Thursday for special November schedule
Washington's YMCA will be closed Thursday in observance of November 27 with a special schedule. The lobby opens at 9 a.m. Friday and activities run through the day for different age groups, including gym use, a high school swim, a grade school hike, and a grade school swim with closing at 6 p.m.
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Washington
YMCA
Crawfordsville to join South in regional school talks
Crawfordsville along with Olds Mt Union Winfield and Wayland boards of education will meet in Winfield Monday evening December 1 to discuss a possible district reorganization. The proposal has attracted considerable local interest for some time as regions consider a merger plan.
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Crawfordsville
Olds
Mt. Union
Winfield
Wayland
Colder Weather Ahead for Iowans
The article notes a sharp early cold snap with northern Iowa near zero and southern areas in the teens. Lows ranged to 16 degrees at Davenport and Burlington. The forecast predicts temperatures dropping to six below in the north to six above in the south by Thursday, with Thanksgiving Day highs in the teens to low 20s and continued frigid conditions through the holiday weekend.
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Iowa
Davenport
Burlington
Bad Weather May Cut Down on Travel This Thanksgiving
Weather disrupts travel as millions prepare for Thanksgiving with two major airlines grounded by strikes. National Safety Council cites a non holiday period death toll projection of about 420 but notes overall safe driving. Police deploy extra patrols while many stay home or attend church services and charity meals.
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United Press International
National Safety Council
Eastern
Trans World Airlines
Penal Institution
Journal Will Go To Press Early Thursday
The Evening Journal will publish at noon Thursday following a long-standing Thanksgiving custom. Most Washington stores will close for the holiday, with a few keeping their usual hours.
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Journal
Evening Journal
Washington
Dulles Warns Force May Be Used to Hold Berlin
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles warned at a news conference that the United States and its Western allies reserve the right to use force if necessary to keep open road rail and air access to West Berlin. He said there has been no ruling out of any option and criticized Russian and East German efforts to claim Berlin. He also noted Premier Nehru may rethink a Russia handover claim and defended not recognizing East German authorities as a step toward preventing recognition of the puppet government.
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UPI
John Foster Dulles
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West Berlin
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Nix
Russia
Berlin
Dutles
West Germany
Britain
France
Foreign Ministers Council
Western Berli
Atomic Energy Commission
Moscow
National Council of Churches
United Arab Republic
Middle East
Arctic cold ushers in stormy Thanksgiving across nation
A sweeping Arctic wave drives cold air from the Yukon into the northern Midwest and East Coast, bringing snow flurries from New England to West Virginia and showers in southern California. North Dakota faces heavy snowfall with blocked roads and a derailed train. Standing Rock Sioux seek aid amid frozen access. Snow blankets the state, schools close, and Denver area tornado winds injure two as smog complications raise fears of killer fogs.
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Turkey
Cutbank
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Grand Forks
N.D
Yukon
Midwest
East Coast
Southland
New England
West Virginia
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California
North Dakota
Standing Rock Reservation
Ti Bal Council
Theodore Jamerson
Yes
Soo Line
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Michigan
Towa
Denver
Los Angeles
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London
England
Great Lakes
Arkansas
Gulf States
Georgia
North Carolina
Reion
Mississippi Valley
Pennsylvania
New York
Rockies
Nevada
Knott Opens Radiator Service Shop Here
John Knott, long time Washington repairman, buys out Man gold’s radiator business and moves to 633 West Madison at Humston Used Car lot. He offers cleaning, repair, stocking and installation of radiators. Knott previously owned Keota Body and Radiator Shop in Keota last year.
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John Knott
Mangold
Humston
West
Madison
Knott
Washington
Keota
Nixon With Queen For Unveiling Of American Memorial
In London the Queen and Vice President Nixon unveiled a memorial in St Pauls Cathedral to 28 000 Americans who died defending Britain and the free world in war. The American Memorial Chapel bears the inscription honoring the two nations partnership. More than 2 000 voices sang the Battle Hymn of the Republic as millions watched on television and the crowd observed a moment of silence marked by taps.
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London
Free World
Rich Nixon
Queen Both I
St Paul's Cathedral
Britain
America
Nixon
Gromyko Meets With Germans for Berlin Talks
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko met East German Premier Otto Grotewohl Foreign Minister Lothar Bolz and Communist Party boss Walter Ulbricht in Berlin to discuss current political questions amid tensions over Berlin. Ambassador Mikhail Pervukhin attended the meeting as East Berlin officials reported U S war material allegations aboard Allied trains and possible maneuvers to seize control of partitioned Berlin.
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Berlin
UPL
Andrei Gromyko
Bromyko
Otto Grotewohl
Lothar Bol
Communist Party
Walter Ulbricht
Mikhail G. Pervukhin
Gromyko
Lin
East Berlin
United States
West Berlin
West Germany
West
First Fox Hunt Opens Winter Season in Local Area
The first fox hunt of the season will be held in the area on Saturday November 29 at 9 30 a m. A long standing custom brings many men to the John Thomas corner near Cotter as hunters gather for the winter event in Louisa and Washington counties.
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Crawfordsville
John Thomas Corner
Cotter
Louisa
Washington County
Ike to Confer With Dulles on Berlin Crisis Sunday
President Eisenhower will meet with Secretary of State Dulles in Augusta Georgia Sunday to discuss the Berlin crisis and other international matters. Dulles will then fly to Mexico City for the inauguration of President Adolfo Lopez Mateos. Maj. John S Eisenhower and his family arrived to spend Thanksgiving with the President aboard a government plane.
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Augusta
Presisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Berlin
Dulles
Mexico City
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
James C. Hagerty
Maj
John S. Eisenhower
White House
Eisenhower
John Eisenhowers
David
Barbar
Susan
Mary Jean
GOP Incumbents Win High Court Seats in Iowa
DES MOINES AP preliminary canvass shows Republican incumbents Theodore G. Garfield and Ralph A. Oliver and Democrat T Eugene Thornton leading the three long term Iowa Supreme Court seats. Oliver narrowly defeated Democrat Frank Messer by 14 votes. Garfield led with 34 207 votes. Thornton had 49 96 percent support. Official results to be later re checked.
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Des Moines
UPI
Theodore G. Garfield
Ralph A. Oliver
T. Eugene Thornton
Supreme Court
Oliver
Sioux City
Frank F. Messer
Towa City
Messer
Garfield
Supreme Court N
Unseasonable Cold Continues Through Weekend
Weather forecast notes colder tonight with diminishing winds. Highs around 12 degrees Thursday and below normal through Monday. Partly cloudy with continued cold Friday and a mild moderation by weekend. Normal highs 35 to 42, normals lows 19 to 25, no precipitation expected. Five
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