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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1961

Page

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Kennedy Defends Reserve Program Amid Berlin Crisis

President Kennedy urged reservists and National Guardsmen to return to civilian life as soon as possible after a year of duty. He defended the call up as preventive and not a fight, noting some hardship but stressing equal service to the nation. He announced plans for a national fallout shelter program and a broad foreign trade bill while signaling a possible trip abroad.

Washington UPI Kennedy Berlin Fort Lewis Wash SAC Omaha Congress United States Cape Canaveral Fla Enos

Attend Red Cross Meeting in Iowa City

Mrs Ralph Martin chaired the American Red Cross VA Hospital committee meeting in Iowa City on Tuesday with Mrs R A Baumgartner representing Washington County. Plans and work quotas for hospital relief were set and assignments given to local chapters. The county has 86 dozen cookies volunteered and a Christmas quota of a bushel of oranges.

Ralph Martin R. A. Baumgartner Iowa City American Red Cross VA Hospital Committee Martin Baumgartner Washington County Red Cross

Iowa Woman Killed In Car-Truck Collision Near Algona

Mary Capesius aged 61 from Bode died from injuries after a head and shoulder trauma in a crash between her car and a county gravel truck at a county road intersection near Algona Iowa. Cliff Blanchard of Algona the truck driver was uninjured. Capesius was transferred to a Rochester Minnesota hospital for treatment.

Rochester Minn UPI Mary Capesius Iowa Algona Capesius St. Anne's Hospital Cliff Blanchard

Mrs. Schmitt 52 Dies at Washington County Hospital

Mrs. Everette Schmitt aged 52 of rural Washington died at 11:30 am today November 2 1961 at Washington County Hospital after five years of illness. Funeral arrangements are pending with Jones Funeral Home. Surviving are her husband three sons Leland and Dean of Des Moines and Richard of Julesburg Colorado, plus brothers and sisters. One son two brothers and a sister preceded her in death.

Everette Schmitt Washington Washington County Jones Funeral Home Verva Hagist Keota William Maggie Smith Hagist Methodist Church Leland Dean Des Moines Richard Julesburg Colo George Stoutner Virgil Flave Hagist Gerald Me. Dowell Richard Hudson Sigourney Everette Hagist Ottumwa Clifford Freel Wellman

Wild Game Feed Tickets On Sale For IWLA Chi cagua Chapter

Tickets for the annual Wild Game Feed sponsored by the Chi cagua Chapter of Irank Walton League are available from IWLA members or 2 Kneen's Refrigeration & TV. The dinner at the YMCA Community Room in Washington on Thursday December 7 begins at 6 30 pm. Buffalo is the main dish with coon venison elk pheasant rabbit squirrel duck turtle and fish also served. Lloyd Zeug of Rock Island will show films on the Sudan and a Tiger Hunt in India. Tickets are limited and open to the public as well as League members.

Chicagua Irank Walton League Phil Kneen IWLA Kneen YMCA Washington Lloyd Zeug Rock Island Sudan Africa India Zeug League

Eighty Dozen Cookies Sent to Iowa City Hospital

Washington County Red Cross volunteers fill a holiday quota delivering eighty dozen cookies to Veterans Hospital in Iowa City. Donors include Mrs. Don Wiley and Mrs. Delmar Yoder among others. a later list credits Mrs. Robert Lowe and 15 Women of the Moose. Roy Funston's Seventy Six Township group is noted as first to finish.

Veterans Hospital Iowa City Washington County Red Cross Don Wiley Delmar Yoder Ruth Nolan Sadie Coleman Martha Albright Ira McConnell Charlies Livingston Don Jackson Earl Thomas Robert Lowe Charlies Jackson William Tweeten Women of the Moose Roy Funston Seventy Six

Fearful General Strike Roils Dominican Republic

In Santo Domingo and across the country a general strike aimed at ousting President Balaguer prompts a government crackdown. Tanks patrol streets, a curfew is reimposed, and workers are warned dismissal if absent. Opposition leaders claim the strike signals broad disapproval of Balaguer and the Trujillo remnants, while calls for negotiations surface amid limited progress. The piece also notes a YMCA junior high dance event for December.

Santo Domingo UPI Joaquin Balaguer Balaguer Viriato Piallo UCN Trujillo Fiallo Pedro Rodriguez Echavarria Dominican Lawyers’ Association Radio Havana Latin America Juan Boseh PRD Congress

Kennedy says Tass distorts interview in Izvestia

UPI reports US officials accuse Tass of editing Kennedy interview with Izvestia editor Adzhubei. Omissions cited include Kennedy on Eastern Europe votes, nuclear test moratorium, Berlin reunification, and Cuba elections. Tass promised full text in Izvestia.

Washington UPI Tass Kennedy Izvestia Alexei Adzhaber Adzhubei Russia Yalta Potsdam Soviet Union Britain United States Geneva Berlin Germany U.S Cuba Fidel Castro

Five Year Plan Speeds Interstate Roads in Iowa

Iowa Highway Commission unveils a 330 million five year program to speed interstate construction while slowing primary road work. Completion of I 80 Davenport to Missouri River by 1966 and start of I 5 north of Des Moines are planned with most funding from federal sources.

Ames UPI Iowa Highway Commission Davenport Missouri River Des Moines Brayton Iowa Missouri Valley Blairsburg Minnesota Sioux City Council Bluffs Onawa Little Sioux Keosauqua Way University 2Nd Street East 6Th

Katanga Troops Beat Two UN Officials At Private Party

Senator Thomas J. Dodd witnessed Katangese troops assault two high United Nations officials, George Ivan Smith and Brian Urquhart, during a private party in Elisabethville. Smith suffered possible broken ribs and Urquhart cuts and bruises as the UN demanded apologies and punishment for the attackers.

Elisabethville the Congo UPI Thomas J. Dodd B- Conn United Nations Congo Dodd Katanga United States U.N Moise Tshombe Smith Louis Hoffacker Tshombe Urquhart

Enos the chimpanzee launches into orbit briefly

United States rocket carries Enos about two orbits before technical problems arise in the inverter and attitude control system. The capsule lands 500 miles south of Bermuda at 1:28 p.m. EST. Enos is reported in good condition as recovery ships prepare for ascent.

Cape Canaveral Pacific Ocean Canton Island Earth Bermuda Guaymas Mexico Corpus Christi Tex Mercury Enos Project Mercury Atlas Cape National Aeronautics and Space Administration America Russia Vanguard U.S Canary Islands Atlantic Ocean Kano Nigeria NASA

Change Dip Schedule At Washington YWCA

The YWCA in Washington announced a revised dip schedule in effect until new swim classes begin. Dips occur Tuesdays and Fridays with slots for Adults 9 to 10 am, Children 4 to 5 pm, and Adults mothers daughters junior and senior high girls 7:30 to 8:00 pm.

YWCA

Scuba Class Planned At Washington YMCA

The Washington YMCA invites youths 16 and older and adults to contact Tom McSpadden about a scuba class. If interest proves enough, instruction will begin soon after the year starts with Monday night sessions. All applicants must be reasonably good swimmers.

Washington

Kalona Man's Auto Stolen Tuesday

Local sheriff's officials investigated after a 1953 Chrysler owned by Alvin J. Miller of Kalona was reported missing Tuesday evening. The car, believed stolen in the afternoon, was last seen in Kalona or nearby as authorities pursued leads.

Kalona Alvin J. Miller

Weather Watch Iowa: Colder Outlook With Cloudy Skies

United Press International reports turning colder conditions across Iowa with highs near 25-30 in the extreme north and 40s in the south. Nights dip to low 20s to low 30s, with Friday largely cloudy and cold. Temperatures through Monday run 2-4 degrees below normal and a slow warming expected early next week. No precipitation of consequence anticipated.

Iowa

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