Japanese Leader Asanuma Assassinated in Tokyo Riot
A 17-year-old extremism linked student fatally stabbed Socialist leader Inejiro Asanuma on stage in Tokyo. The attack triggered massive protests by Zengakuren and other leftists, clashes with police, and demonstrations before the premier's residence.
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Tokyo
UPI
Inejiro Asanuma
Zengakuren
Futaya Yamaguchi
Daito-Bunda Academy
Great Japan Patriotic Society
Kameyoshi Teramoto
Asanuma
Nobusuke Kishi
Jotaro Kawakami
Socialist Party
Kishi
Kawakami
Yamaguchi
Hibiya
Hayato Ikeda
Yankees Cap Pirates 12-4 in World Series Game Six
New York's powerful offense rips Pittsburgh 12 to 4 to seize a 6th game lead. Mantle and Maris spark a two run single rally after Berra and Skowron drive in runs. Berra, Skowron, Kubek and Maris feature in key hits as the Yankees surge ahead.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
New York Yankees
Pittsburgh Pirates
Yankees
Boyer
Friend
Kubek
Mazeroski
Stuart
Maris
Virdon
Pirates
Richardson
Skowron Clemente
Richardson Drives In Record RBI As Yankees Dominate
Blanchard opens with a single to center off Cheney. Berra legs to second on the play. Mantle scores on a deep right center catch, Berra holds first. Richardson triples to left field scoring Berra and Blanchard to put New York ahead 6-0, setting a series RBI record for Richardson.
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Berra
Skowron
Howard
Grba
Richardson
Virdon
Ford
Friend
Boyer
Pirates
Blanchard
New York Cimoli
Smith
Hoak
Mazeroski
Mantle
Yankefs
Kubek
Maris
Yankees
Murtaugh
Cheney Skowron
Clemente
Cheney
Waltonians Plan Open House at New Club House
Waltonians invite the public to visit the new club house on a 37 acre tract six miles south of Washington on highway one. Open house starts at noon Sunday with hot dogs, archery and trap shoot events, plus gun displays and Q&A on firearms.
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Washington County
Izaak Walton League
Wayne Tait
Walnut Creek
Washington
Highway One
Chicagua
T. E. Hazelwood
Des Moines
South Washington
Phil Kneen
Two Hospitalized After County Truck Crash
Two Washington men were hospitalized in good condition after a two truck collision on a county road Tuesday afternoon seven miles north of Washington. Bill Kindred suffered head back and side injuries while Robert Redlinger had three broken ribs. Sterling Gideon Gideon of Logan drove the gravel truck. Damages were about 8000 total. Both injured men were thrown from the cabs and brought to the hospital by ambulance.
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Washington
Bill Kindred
Robert Redlinger
George Zeck
Horle Feed and Grain
Redlinger
Sterling Sherman Gideon
Logan
Kindred
Kedlinger
Khrushchev’s Last U.N. Stand Amid Anger and Setbacks
Khrushchev, 66, furious at the UN setback on disarmament, berated the General Assembly in a the difficult night, aides correcting the translation to avoid war language. He warned of disaster if disarmament stalls and pressed for a March or April heads of government meeting.
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United Nations, N.Y
UPI
Nikita S. Khrushchev
United Nations
U.N. General Assembly
Park Avenue
Russia
First
Khrushchev
Moscow
James J. Wadsworth
United States
Local FFA Members To Attend National Convention Kansas City
The Washington F F A Chapter will be represented at the National F F A Convention in Kansas City Missouri by five officers. Attending are Joe Skubal John Skubal Bruce Watson Kenneth Wagner and Robert Lenninger. Advisor Verne Knecht will drive the group to Kansas City for the convention on Thursday and Friday.
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Washington
Mrs. David Roberts Dies in California
Relatives report the death of Mrs. David Roberts of Gridley California who died Friday evening Olwen Davis born near Columbus Junction June 15 1892 daughter of Joseph and Elizabeth Jane Davis. Surviving husband three sons one brother two sisters Thomas C Davis and Mrs Clara Davies of Washington and Mrs Walter Jones Rome NY burial was in California Continued on page 8
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David Roberts
Gridley
Calif
Olwen Davis
Columbus Junction
Joseph and
Elizabeth Jane Davis
Thomas C. Davist
Clara Davies
Washington
Walter Jones
Rome
N. Y
Swansons To Mark Business Anniversary
Marion Swanson marks his 15th year as proprietor of Swanson's South End Grocery this week. He purchased the store in October 1945 from E. J. Blatter and previously managed Benner Tea Co. stores in Washington. The business has expanded and modernized, with Art Pagitt and Merwin Swanson helping operate. A special anniversary event is planned during the coming weekend.
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Marion Swanson
Swanson
South End
Mr. Swanson
E. J. Blatter
Benner Tea Co
Washington
Art Pagitt
Merwin Swanson
Woman Escaped Keokuk Shooting
In Keokuk, police chief says Betty Andrews 22 of St Louis fled moments before a gunman killed two men in the Hawkeye Hotel. The aspiring bride says she and the victims were bound during a botched robbery. $44,500 was found in a victim’s car.
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Willard Woodring
Hawkeye Hotel
Jones
Miss Andrews
Woodring
Richard G. Buchanan
Green Rock
Lll
Mrs Myrtle Moth of Council Bluffs Dies
Funeral services were held in Council Bluffs for Mrs Myrtle Moth who died there unexpectedly Saturday. She was a frequent visitor in Washington with many friends here. Survivors include an aunt Mrs Myrtle Anderson at the United Presbyterian Home and a son Robert Moth of Washington State. Mrs Moth was daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Harry Moore of Wellman, a noted banker.
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Council Bluffs
Myrtle Moth
Moth
Washington
Myrtle Anderson
United Presbyterian Home
Robert Moth
Washington State
Retarded Children's Association Official Here Tonight
A state headquarters representative of the Retarded Children's Association will attend a county meeting this evening. Keith Proctor, head of the local group, invites all interested to attend at the county home starting at 7 30 p m. The official will answer questions about the organization and its purposes.
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The
Retarded Children's Association
Keith Proctor
Fourth Graders Visit Rock Quarry Near West Chester
About 100 Lincoln School fourth graders toured a Kaser Construction rock quarry northwest of West Chester. They observed blasting and crushing operations, then learned how rock becomes crushed rock and lime, and later drew and wrote about the experience for classroom bulletin boards.
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Lincoln Grade School
Kaser Construction Company
West Chester
Journal
Bob Elliott
Washington
Lincoln School
Iowa
Earl Wolfe
Dean Batterson
Maggart
M. R. Flickinger
Dean Cox
Dean Clingman
Rites Thursday For Bruce Jones 67 In Pleasant Plain
Funeral services for Bruce Jones 67 of Pleasant Plain will be Thursday at 2 30 pm in the Friends Church Pleasant Plain The Rev L W Sams will officiate Burial at Gould Funeral Home Brighton Jones died Tuesday October 11 at 8 30 am of a heart attack while in a barber shop He was born March 27 1893 in Fairfield and married Dec 25 1928 to Mabel Addie Lincoln Survivors include his wife two sons David and Robert a sister Luella Jones of Fairfield and three brothers Guy of Fairfield Albert and Charles of Pleasant Plain Riverside burial services for Terry Kay Rios 22 month old infant killed in an auto accident in Kiown City will be held Monday at 9 am in Riverside Cemetery.
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Brighton
Bruce Jones
Pleasant Plain
Friends Church
L. W. Sams
Gould Funeral Home
Mr. Jones
Rubio
Fairfield
David
Rachel Hoskins Jones
Mabel Addie Lincoln
Robert
Luella Jones
Guy
Albert
Charles
Riverside
Terry Kay Rios
Kiown City
Riverside Cemetery
Khrushchev to Speak Again at United Nations
United Nations reports Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev planned to address two key issues in this afternoon's General Assembly session. He aimed to push his plan to insert propaganda items into floor debate while U.S. opposition prepared to counter two Soviet proposals on world peace threats tied to the U2/U-2 spy flights and colonial independence.
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United Nations
UPI
Nikita S. Khrushchev
General Assembly
Khrushchev
Mali
Sweden
Ceylon
United States
U.S
Ussr
Robert Blue to Speak For Homecoming At U P Home
Former Iowa governor Robert D. Blue will speak at the United Presbyterian Home homecoming on Thursday October 13. The event includes an open house 10 am to noon 400 church invitations, a picnic dinner, a program in the Home lounge, cottage visits, and a directors meeting.
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Iowa
Robert D. Blue
United Presbyterian Home
W. T. McIntyre
Mr Blue
Weather By United Press International Iowa
Partly cloudy through Thursday with scattered showers and thunderstorms mainly west and north tonight. Warmer extreme west Thursday. Lows tonight 55 to 60. High Thursday lower 80s. Five day outlook shows near normal temperatures with a cooler start then warming by Saturday and a cooling trend Sunday and Monday. Normal highs 60s north 60s to mid 60s south. Normal lows near 40 north to mid 40s south. Rain total 25 to 40 by the weekend.
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Iowa
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