Mikoyan says talks with Johnson satisfy Soviet leader
Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan told Washington he was very satisfied with discussions with President Johnson and briefed Premier Khrushchev. Soviet sources say Khrushchev wants a Johnson meeting soon, with Stockholm or another neutral capital as a possible site.
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Funeral Services Set for David R. Evans
Funeral services for David R. Evans a 22 year old University of Alabama student will be held at 2 30 p m Saturday November 30 in the Jones Funeral Home in Washington officiated by the Rev D E Brehmer Burial will be at Ainsworth Cemetery
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Phleger to head county drive for retarded children
John V. Phleger will chair the 1963 education and financial drive of the Washington County Retarded Children's Association. The campaign theme is A Helping Hand and aims to aid mentally impaired children toward self support. Phleger, superintendent of Washington Community Schools since 1959, will announce the campaign date soon.
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Polio Vaccine Day Set By Washington Jaycees
The Washington Junior Chamber of Commerce and Washington County Medical Association announce an oral polio vaccine distribution on January 19, 1964. They ask families planning to participate to return the coupon with name and number in family to Vaccine Box 308, Washington Iowa.
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Jaycees
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Iowa
Ottumwa Boy s Work Secretary Richard L. Matthew
Richard L. Matthew has been named Boys Work Secretary of the Ottumwa YMCA. A 23 year old native of Ottumwa, he recently completed US Army training at Fort Leonard Wood and will arrive in Washington Monday to assume duties. He succeeds Tom McSpadden who left after resigning. Matthew is a Parsons College graduate with extensive local YMCA experience and Jaycee and church involvement.
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Shafi Reapportionment Plan Detailed for Iowa Referendum
The text presents the complete Shafi Reapportionment Plan for Iowa voters in a special referendum on December 3. It proposes a constitutional amendment redefining Senate structure to 58 members, with redistricting by lot to nearly balance two year cycle elections and rules to manage terms if districts shrink or shift.
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Cape Kennedy renamed to honor Kennedy for lunar program
President Johnson announced that Cape Canaveral will be renamed Cape Kennedy and that Launch Station 1 at Cape Kennedy Space Center will bear John F. Kennedy. The move honors Kennedy and his push to reach the moon by 1970 with Florida cooperation.
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Johnson urges military to honor economy pledge
President Johnson told the Joint Chiefs of Staff he expects adherence to his economy pledge to Congress that the government must get a dollar's value for a dollar spent. Andrew T. Hatcher said Johnson did not seek changes in current operating procedures and met Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor and the other military leaders to discuss international and domestic affairs. He began the day with an intelligence briefing from McGeorge Bundy, which will become a daily event.
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Soviet to Resume Space Rocket Tests in Pacific
The Tass news agency said the Soviet Union will restart multi stage rocket tests in the Pacific next Monday through Jan. 25. The area lies about 800 miles northwest of Midway Island and 600 miles south of Johnston Island, with ships and aircraft asked to avoid the zones.
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Bill Joneses Lead Pinochle Marathon at West Chester
The Bill Joneses top the Y's Men’s Pinochle marathon with 4410 points, followed by Charles Kennedy and John Young in second and third with 4210 and 3450 respectively. Other top ten standings list Horn, Klopfenstein, Connelly, McCreedy, Conner, Sojka, and Combs. In West Chester Laura MacLachlan will speak at the Thankoffering service on Sunday at 10 30 a m.
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Dale Connelly
M. L. McCreedy
Ed Conner
Franklin Sojka
John Combs
Westchester
Laura MacLachlan
United Presbyterian Home In
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West Chester Methodist Church
Newton Illinois taps cyanide free water after emergency
Newton residents had been using river water polluted by cyanide from a furniture factory. Volunteers completed a 300 foot pipe link to two new wells feeding the main reservoir, delivering 300 gallons a minute of clear water. Mayor Henry I Brown announced the new supply and reduced chlorine use.
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Mattoon
Thousands Visit Kennedy Grave at Arlington National Cemetery
Mourners in the tens of thousands file to President Kennedy’s grave at Arlington as Jacqueline Kennedy and her sister Princess Lee Radziwill visit. Long lines form before gates open and the hillside becomes brown and muddy from the crowds. Mrs Kennedy prays at the tomb and views the Potomac, the Lincoln Memorial, and the Capitol Dome from the hilltop.
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Robert E. Lee
Jacqueline Kennedy
Hyannis Port
Mass
Six young Castro Communists hijack Venezuelan airliner
Six teenage hijackers and a girl calling herself Major Olga faced possible trial after forcing a Venezuelan airliner to Bolivar City then surrendering to authorities in Trinidad. They were flown back to Caracas under military guard for questioning. Edwin Richards, the sole American passenger, said the group boasted they were members of a Communist terror organization.
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Iowa Weather Outlook From United Press International
Iowa will be partly cloudy tonight with generally fair conditions on Saturday. It will be a little warmer, with lows in the 20s and highs in the 40s north to 50s south. The five day forecast shows temperatures 5 to 10 degrees above normal, with little precipitation aside from light rain east Monday.
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