Peron Followers Riot in Argentina
In Rosario an insurgent attack on the 11th Infantry barracks sparked a three hour battle. Four attackers died and two were wounded before being repelled by army troops. A separate raid hit Tartagal in Salta Province as Peronista terrorists damaged railways and telephone lines in a bid to isolate major cities.
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Buenos Aires
UPI
Juan D. Peron
Rosario
Peronista
Miguel Im Yuez
Tartagal
Salta
la Plata
Argentina
Julio Barredo
City youngsters stump youthful farmer at Stockyards event
Chicago based report describes 19 year old farmer John Kagel of Elgin and Cindy Lou the Holstein visiting first graders in Evanston as part of a science project. Children asked questions about cows while Kagel admitted he could not answer all.
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Chicago
Ypi
John Kagel
Cindy Lou
Stockyards International Amphitheatre
Kagel
Elgin
Sonia Fox
Evanston
AWOL soldier held after multi state robbery spree arrest
Lloyd Hardesty a 19 year old AWOL soldier from Tulsa Oklahoma faced arraignment on armed robbery charges for using a toy cartridge gun in four robberies and for holding a farm family hostage during a getaway. He admitted to crimes from Fort Bliss Texas to Iowa Missouri and Oklahoma and was captured near Lancaster Missouri after a chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
UPI
Lloyd Hardesty
Tulsa
Okla
Willard Dullard
Curtis Henderson
Lancaster
Here
Fort Bliss
Texas
Henderson
Hardesty
Cliff
Charles Proctor
Albia
Iowa
Independence
Proctor
Band Concert Here Thursday Evening At High School
A dual concert by the high school symphonic band and the junior high band will be held Thursday at 8 o clock in the new gymnasium. Under Alan Bergstrom, the program features a Dixie land group and an adaptation of Sound of Music with local children. The event marks the high school bands first public appearance in new formal uniforms.
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Alan Bergstrom
Gary Jones
Karen Pohren
Lorene Holden
Logan Heilman
Jana McConnell
Judy Salladay
Sound of Music
Rogers and Hammerstein
John Benn
Pat McClure
FBI Arrests Dr. Soblen Tied to Soble Spy Ring
Federal agents seized Dr. Robert Soblen at Rockland State Hospital in Orangeburg New York on charges of passing atomic secrets to the Reds. Soblen, a psychiatrist, pleaded innocent and is held on 75000 dollars bail as the government exposed further details of the Soble brothers espionage network linked to prewar to 1957 activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
FBI
United States
Robert Soblen
Jack Soble
Soblen
Soble Brothers
Pearl Harbor
Kiwanis Plans Scholarship for 1961 Washington Grad
Washington Kiwanis Club to award a substantial cash scholarship to a 1961 graduate of Washington Community High School. A committee including Ed Hatchcroft John Owen and Charles Hotle will coordinate with school authorities. Plans favor a technical or trade school award. The club will also sell fruit cakes at Christmas to raise funds for projects.
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Washington
Kiwanis Club
Washington Community High
Kiwanis Board
Max Smith
Ed Hatchcroft
John Owen
Charles Hotle
Kiwanis
FFA
Earl Ferguson Dies At Crawfordsville
Earl Ferguson 67 died at 3 35 p m Tuesday November 29 1960 at his Crawfordsville home after two months of illness. Funeral Friday 2 p m Federated Church Crawfordsville with Rev E C Williams officiating. Burial at Crawfordsville. Friends may view at Jones Funeral Home until Friday morning. Born October 13 1893 in Crawfordsville son of Robert and Malissa Clemens Ferguson. Taught school, married Honor Strain in 1918 who died 1922 and Edith McKee in 1933 who died 1950. He directed Farmers Mutual Insurance Co and was a longtime Sunday school teacher. survived by cousins.
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Earl Ferguson
Crawfordsville
Jones
Mr. Ferguson
Robert
Malissa Clemens Ferguson
Honor Strain
Edith McKee
Ferguson
Farmers Mutual Insurance Co
Federated Church
Churchill Marks 86th Birthday
London reports Sir Winston Churchill, aged 86, greeted by children bearing gifts at his home. Five year old Alexander Jones presented a homemade card while others offered presents and greetings as the ailing elder statesman stayed in bed, declining a birthday photo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
UPI
Winston Churchill
Alexander Jones
Britain
Winston
Mallory Elected Vice President of Hawkeye Area Scout Council
Dr. Judd Mallory of Washington was elected vice president of the Hawkeye Area Boy Scout Council serving six counties at a College Community school gathering near Cedar Rapids. Arlen Marks of Iowa City was named council president with J. W. Helscher and Rev Liord Latta of Washington as at large members.
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Judd Mallory
Washington
Hawkeye
College Community School
Cedar Rapids
Arlen Marks
Iowa City
J. W. Helscher
Liord Latta
Dr. Mallory
Helscher
EJ. Hesselschwerdt
Kalona
Louis Belcher
Wellman
Mr. Hesselschwerdt
Court strikes down state segregation laws as New Orleans schools integrate
A federal court ruled 17 state laws and five resolutions unconstitutional, ending interposition tactics. In New Orleans, the Frantz and McDonogh schools opened with 6 year old Negro students under police and federal marshals protection while two white parents and mobs faced enforcement actions.
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New Orleans
UPI
Andrew Foreman
Pamel Lynn
William Frantz
James Gabrielle
Yolanda
Gabrielle
Foreman
Frantz School
Ruby
Frantz
Tessie
Leona
Gail
McDonagh
J. Shelly Wright
Chamber Membership Drive Opens Thursday
The annual Chamber of Commerce membership drive begins Thursday morning. Secretary Claude Woods will convene a YMCA meeting at 7 a.m. Coffee and doughnuts will be served and pledge cards distributed to workers.
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Chamber of Commerce
Claude Woods
YMCA
Rites for John Coon Planned Thursday
Funeral services for John Richard Coon will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. in the Columbus City Methodist Church. World War I veteran Mr Coon died Tuesday November 29 in University Hospital at Iowa City with Reverends Robert Parris and Melvin Meineke in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
John Richard Coon
Columbus City Methodist Church
Robert Parris
Melvin Meineke
Mr. Coon
University Hospital
Iowa City
Iowa reapportionment report calls for honest, population based house
The Iowa governor's reapportionment action committee urged fair reapportionment with the house based on population and the senate on area. It urged a 10 year census driven cycle, crossing county lines when needed, and warned against using county counts as obstacles. The report, signed by Frank Nye, emphasized constitutional mandates and timely districting.
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DES Moines
UPI
Iowa
Senate
House of Representatives
House
Frank Nye
Dar Rapids
Howard H. Stewart Dies at Ainsworth 78
Howard H. Stewart 78 died at 6:30 am in his Ainsworth home after a long illness. Funeral services will be Saturday December 3 1960 at 10 am at Jones Funeral Home with Revs. William Simbro and Dale Brehmer officiating. Burial in Ainsworth Cemetery includes a Masonic graveside rite. He was born November 30 1882 in Highland Township and spent his life in the county. He married Eva M. Hopkins Gardner in February 1927 and is survived by his wife and a step-daughter Helen Bailey.
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Jones Funeral Home
William Simbro
Dale Brehmer
Ainsworth Cemetery
Mr. Stewart
Highland Township
John S
Mary E. Alexander Stewart
Ainsworth
Eva M. Hopkins Gardner
Orient Lodge No. 365
De Gaulle Loses Senate Vote on Nuclear Force Plan
Paris reports the French Senate rejected President Charles de Gaulle’s plan for an independent nuclear striking force by 182 to 8 and 4. The bill returns to the National Assembly where another passage could instantly make it law. De Gaulle plans a contested Algeria visit.
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Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
Senate
National Assembly
de Gaulle
Algeria
Decorations Crew To Work Again Tonight
Chamber of Commerce members are asked to help complete the task of putting up the Christmas decorations in the Washington business district in a work session tonight. The group will meet at the Chamber office at 7 o'clock this evening. Workmen are asked to bring ladders pliers hammers and screwdrivers. Hot chocolate and cookies will be served after completion.
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Chamber of Commerce
Washington Business District
Chamber
Long-Time Writer For Journal Leaves Havre
Mrs. Lewis Hering Evening Journal correspondent in Havre and her daughter Juanita, an employee of the Washington State Bank, moved from Havre to an acreage at 1009 East Washington Street on November 23. This ends over 25 years of Hering correspondence in Havre, with the job held since 1935 except for about three months in the summer of 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Hering
Evening Journal
Havre
Juanita
Washington State Bank
East
Washington Street
Britain appeals for African aid in UN Congo budget
Britain urged Afro Asian nations to back Western efforts to prevent the Soviet Union from defaulting on Congo operation costs. A H M Hellis urged making Congo expenses part of the regular UN budget to force Russian payment as the debate continued. Ireland and Liberia rejected Soviet charges that the Congo operation was pro western and should be paid from a special fund.
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United Nations, N.Y
UPI
Britain
Soviet Union
U.N. Congo
A.H.M . Hellis
General Assembly
United States
Congo
U.N
U.S
World Organization
Ireland
Liberia
Lumumba Still At Large in Congo
Congolese authorities denied reports of Patrice Lumumba's capture and stated he remains at large. Police and soldiers continue efforts to arrest him as political supporters rush to Stanleyville to join the ex-beer salesman believed heading there after a nighttime escape.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
UPI
Patrice Lumumba
Lumumba
Pascal Kapella
Stanleyville
Two Men Stranded On Rice Lake North Of Mason City
Two Mason City businessmen Lowell B. Williams and W. L. Cameron were stranded for six hours on Rice Lake when their outboard failed. In 20 degree weather with 45 mph winds, fire department divers rescued them, towing the boat to shore. Cameron is a realtor and Williams runs an appliance store.
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JUICE
UPI
Mason City
Lowell B. Williams
W. L. Cameron
Rice Lake
Here
Cameron
Williams
Toll climbs as school bus train crash kills many
At a rural crossing in Lamont Alta a collision between a 30 car freight train and a crowded 1954 school bus killed sixteen children and injured many more. Officials feared the death toll could reach twenty as rescuers pulled victims from the wreckage. Only one student survived unscathed.
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Lamont, Alta
UPI
M. A. Young
Archer Memorial Hospital
U P Men to Hold Dinner Meeting With Program
Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Men’s Brotherhood dinner set for December 5 at 6 30 p m Tickets available at the church office or from church members The program “The Story Behind the Carols” will feature George Masson Jr Harold Ganon Tom Duncan Richard Knupp and devotional leader Arthur Witthoft Election of officers will close the event
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Marion Avenue
United Presbyterian Men's Brotherhood
George Masson Jr
Harold Ganon
Tom Duncan
Richard Knupp
Arthur Witthoft
Weather Iowa Fair and cold with gradual warming
United Press International reports Iowa will stay fair but cold through Thursday with nights from zero to five above and south areas near ten above. Thursday highs reach 25 to 30 degrees in the northeast to 35 to 40 in the southwest. Friday looks generally fair and warmer with a five day outlook showing above normal temperatures through Monday and little precipitation.
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United Press International
Iowa
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Washington High School
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John Coon
Herschel Loveless
Howard H. Stewart
Helen Bailey
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