Kennedy Stresses Cabinet Choices shaping future team
President elect John F Kennedy discussed potential cabinet roles with Gov Luther Hodges of North Carolina as a possible commerce secretary and with Gov elect Terry Sanford. He also met Rep Chester Bowles to review foreign affairs and possible inclusion in the administration.
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Washington
UPI
John F. Kennedy
Luther Hodges
North Carolina
Hodges
Kennedy
Terry Sanford
Farter
Chester Bowles
Sanford
South
Bowles
Georgetown
United Nations
Connecticut
U.S
Acheson
Erecr Terry Sanford
Bert L. Bennett
Democratic Executive Committee
Bennett
Winston-Salem
Dr and Mrs Taylor Lead In Bridge Marathon
Dr and Mrs R E Taylor top the U's Men's bridge marathon after the third round with 8020 points, followed by John Phieger and Clint Stewart at 7940. The two week special prize goes to Mr and Mrs Jack Weik for a 30 point margin loss.
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R. E. Taylor
Marathon Committee
Taylors
John Phieger
Clint Stewart
Jack Weik
P. L. Fenn
T. R. Phillips
McCreedy
Herb Campbell
E. DP. Morrison
George Krogmeier
Lee Thompson 75 Dies in Iowa City
Lee Thompson 75 of Mt Sterling Iowa died at 4 a m today in University Hospital Iowa City after a month long illness Funeral services set for Thursday December 1 1960 at 1 30 p m in Jones Funeral Home with Rev William Sim bro in charge Burial at Ainsworth Cemetery He born June 27 1885 at Ainsworth son of David and Mary E Patterson Thompson married February 19 1908 to Mabel Means Survivors include wife two daughters Mrs D R Harbison Columbus Junction and Mrs Robert Reece Kansas City Missouri a son Charles D Thompson Ainsworth 11 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren
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Lee Thompson
Mt. Sterling
Iowa
University Hospital
Iowa City
Jones Funeral Home
William Simbro
Ainsworth
Mr. Thompson
David and
Mary E. Patterson Thompson
Mabel Means
Methodist Church
D. R. Harbison
Columbus Junction
Robert Reece
Kansas City
Moorison
Charles D Thompson
Two Trucks and Car In Accident Monday
An Oklahoma truck driver was charged with improper passing after a collision on highway 92 near Ainsworth involving two semi trucks and a car. No injuries. the Davenport couple returning from their honeymoon faced $500 in auto damages.
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Oklahoma
Highway 92
Ainsworth
James Richart
Washington
Billy Joe Schonfield
Bristow
Okla
Justice of the Peace
Brice
Virgil D. Fuller
Aledo, II
Dennis M. Cary Jr
Davenport
Richart
Fuller
Richard Coon Dies In Iowa City Hospital
Richard Coon 40 of Columbus City died at 7 a.m. in the Veterans Hospital at Iowa City after being taken there Monday evening. Born in the Columbus City area, he was the son of John and Louella Hoover Coon of Columbus Junction. Survivors include his wife Vera the Columbus City postmaster, a son, three daughters, his parents, and a brother Robert of Washington.
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Columbus Junction
Richard Coon
Columbus City
Veterans Hospital
Iowa City
Mr. Coon
John
Louella Hoover Coon
Vera
Robert
Washington
Washington High football chili supper honors squad
The second annual chili supper for Washington High School football players was hosted by the Washington peace officers in the city hall. The event featured home baked pies, a Hawaii trip film by Harold Jarvis, and football highlights shown by Coach Harold Stevens along with assistants Kosien and Horn. Milk and ice cream were donated by local dairy Griffith and Hedberg.
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Washington
Peace Officers of
City
Washington Peace Officers Group
Peace Officers Group
Harold Jarvis
Hawaii
Jarvis
Harold Stevens
Cardinal
Stevens
Jim Kosien
Wally Horn
Peace Officers
Griffith and Hedberg Dairy
Idea Fair Draws Homemaker Exhibits At Church Basement
Extension Idea Fair set for December 2 and 3 in the Methodist Church basement. hours run 1 to 9 p.m. Friday and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday. Chairmen include Mrs. Truman Tuttle Mrs. Earl Booth Mrs. John Butler and others coordinating hats aprons rugs and crafts. Patterns will be available and admission is free.
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Truman Tuttle
Earl Booth
John Butler
Homer Vincent
Burke MccCreedy
Harold Klopfenstein
Retarded Children Meeting In Washington County
The Washington County Association for Retarded Children will meet at 8 p.m. Thursday in the nurses home. A Cedar Rapids speaker will discuss the training program there. Public invited. The meeting time was listed incorrectly in Monday's Journal and will begin at 8 p.m.
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Washington County Association For Retarded Children
Cedar Rapids
Cuban sugar planters urge Castro to reclaim U S market
Havana reports say 60,000 Cuban small sugar planters plan to press Fidel Castro to restore Cuba's U S sugar quota before 1961. They warn that Florida plantations could meet U S needs by 1962 and note former U S bank loans to planters are now under Castro control, leaving financing uncertain.
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API
Cuba
Fidel Castro
United States
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U.S
Russia
U. S
Florida
White Pupils In Integrated School
In New Orleans white residents confronted a minister at William Frantz school as he escorted his 5 year old daughter Pamela Lynn to kindergarten. Police cleared a path, while federal marshals helped transport black and white pupils to school as integration began with mixed attendance and earlier drops in white enrollments.
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UPI
Andrew Foreman
Pamela Lynn
William Frantz School
Frantz
MacDonogh 19
Foreman
Tessie
Leona
Gail
McDonagh
Ruby
McDonogh
Suspect Marrone Captured in $200000 Alessio Kidnapping
FBI agents nabbed 31 year old Frank Marrone in Los Angeles amid an ongoing probe into the San Diego California kidnapping of Anthony Alessio. He carried $4593 of the ransom and had ties to a broader ring including Marrone's wife and two others arrested with $77000 recovered. The abduction outside Alessio's home led to a $200000 payoff and a threat to lives if authorities intervened. The case involves the Alessio family's hotels and racing interests in Coronado and Mexico.
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UPI
Frank Marrone
Anthony Alessio
FBI
Marrone
Alesside
San Diego
Calif
Marron
Los Angeles
Alaska
A.E. Jansen
Alessio
Jansen
Hollywood
Hotel del Coronado
Coronado
Caliente
Mexico
John Gorman
Ruby
Selma
Gorman
Don Keller
California
NFO District Officers Elected In Swedesburg Meeting
NFO district members elected officers in Swedesburg on Monday. Ivan Struzynski of Oxford is district president, James Stewart of Columbus Junction vice president, Ed Shema of Marengo secretary, Art Worley of Fairfield treasurer. Trustees named Elliott McKinstry Washington three years Edgar Hartley Mr Pleasant two years Jim Hadley Nichols one year. Members advised to watch Ottumwa TV channel 3 every Tuesday at 12:15 p.m.
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Ivan Struzynski
Oxford
James Stewart
Columbus Junction
Ed Shema
Marengo
Art Worley
Fairfield
Elliott McKinstry
Washington
Edgar Hartley
Mr. Pleasant
Jim Hadley
Nichols
NFC
Ottumwa TV
Channel 3
Great Lakes Area Hit By Cold Wave And Storm
A major storm swept from the Great Plains into the Great Lakes freezing roads and causing heavy damage. Eight deaths reported as blizzards, lightning, and power outages struck Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa South Dakota and Nebraska. Coast guardsmen faced high waves at Superior while snow and subfreezing temps paralyzed parts of the Midwest.
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Earth
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Horseshoe
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Huron
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Upper Peninsula
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Indiana
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Minn
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Fargo
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Aberdeen
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Nebraska
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Neb
State Highway Department
Des Moines
Iowa
Minnesota
South Dakota
US Reclamation Bureau
Tyndall
Woonsocket
Sioux Valley Empire Electric Association
Rockies
Texas
Mississippi Valley
Havre
Mont
Fraser
Colo
Oklahoma Man Caught After Ottumwa Robbery
Lloyd Hardesty a 19 year old from Tulsa Oklahoma was captured near Kirksville Missouri after robbing an Ottumwa Iowa grocery Monday night A two state chase ended with his surrender before daybreak Hardesty indicated he would seek extradi tion to Iowa Ottumwa police and Iowa highway patrol set up roadblocks in southeastern Iowa Albia police stopped a car matching the getaway vehicle but a struggle followed and the suspect escaped
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Lancaster
UPI
Lloyd Hardesty
Tulsa
Okla
Here
Ottumwa
Iowa
Hardesty
Missouri
Kirksville
Albia
Air Force Plans Major Base Closures and Bomber Cuts
The Air Force will retire nearly 200 older jet bombers and auction three major bases Mitchel on Long Island Chennault at Lake Charles and MacDill in Tampa as part of a 19 month shakeup affecting 15 states. More than 2,000 civilian jobs will be cut as the service shifts toward missiles and space vehicles by the late 1960s.
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Washington
UPI
Air Force
Mitchel Afb
Long Island
Chennault Afb
Lake Charles
MacDill Afb
Tampa
Fla
Ainsworth Entry Is Grand Champion In Chicago Show
Iowa farmers took top honors at the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago. Mrs. Robert Greene of Ainsworth Iowa showed the grand champion hog carcass a heavy weight Hampshire with a live weight of 230 pounds and dressed weight 166 pounds. The reserve champion was Raymond Keppy of Davenport Iowa with a cross bred hog weighing the same on hoof and dressed as the grand carcass. Oscar Anderson of Leland Illinois led Poland China entries likely to contend in the barrow finals with his son Gerald a noted winner.
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Chicago
UPI
Iowa
Robert Greene
Ainsworth
Hampshire
Raymond Keppy
Davenport
Barrow
Illinois
Poland
China
Gerald
Anderson
Lowa
Carolyn Kaye Pollock
Mount Auburn
Private Swim Lessons Here Wednesday Night
The YMCA offers mixed adult private swim lessons at the pool Wednesday evening November 30 during the 8 to 10 pm open swim period. Instructor Don Kiesey will conduct private sessions at the shallow end while open swimming continues. Each half hour costs 1. Register at the YMCA desk or with Kiesey. Open swim fee is 35 cents for non members and free for members.
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YMCA
Don Kiesey
Kelsey
Kiesey
Weather: Cloudy and windy with cold, snow flurries
Considerable cloud ness and windy conditions yield continued cold and snow flurries in northeast and extreme east Iowa. Clearing tonight brings colder air and diminishing winds. Wednesday brings sun and warmer temperatures with lows from 5 above to near 10 above, highs in the 20s to 30s. Thursday outlook: generally fair and warmer.
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Iowa
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Earl Galloway
Washington American Legion Post
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Bob Elliott
NFO
Swedesburg
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