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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1963

Page

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Berlin Blockade Ends as Soviet Gate Closes and Withdraws

UPI reports a sudden deflation of crisis as Soviet armored units withdraw from Babelsberg near West Berlin. American trucks refused a Russian count, maintaining protest over control of lifeline routes. A 25-vehicle relief convoy arrived with 150 personnel to feed and supply stranded GIs.

Washington UPI Berlin West Berlin U.S Babelsberg East Germany U. S United States Kremlin Britain France Sian U. S. Army

Poisoning of Household Pets Investigated in Washington

City police probe weekend poisonings in a two block area of North Third and Fourth Streets. Four dogs and two cats died after ingesting strychnine since October 4, with the latest stomach sample sent to Iowa State University for analysis. Neighborhood safety concerns rise as investigations continue.

North Third

Coin Club to Meet Here Monday Evening

Washington Coin Club members will meet at the fairgrounds on Monday October 14 at 7 30 p m This marks the end of the first year and officers will be elected during the evening Membership for the year reached 52 Dues may be mailed to Ethel Aller or left at Wilsons Clothing Store Washington

Washington Coin Club Fairgrounds Ethel Aller Keota Wilson’s Clothing Washington

Printmaking Talk and Demonstration at Public Library

Virginia Myers of the University of Iowa Art Department will give a talk and demonstration on The Art of Printmaking at the public library at 8:00 p.m. Monday. The event invites the public to view prints on display, including Miss Myers’ piece Helene. She will discuss materials and tools and answer questions before and after the talk.

Virginia Myers Art University of Iowa Miss Myers Helene

Keota Youth Pinned Beneath His Tractor

Arthur Peck fourteen, son of Benny and Mrs Peck of Rural Route 1 Keota, was pinned under a tractor after it ran off a gravel road six miles north of Keota. Blinded by headlights an approaching car, he escaped serious injury after rescuers freed him from the wagon and tractor seat.

Keota Arthur Peck Benny Peck Peck

Exchange Spies Return From Russian Prisons

Two Americans released from Soviet custody arrive in New York City as part of a prisoner exchange. Father Walter Ciszek a Roman Catholic priest and Marvin Makinen a university graduate student land at Idlewild Airport after a London to New York flight. The swap for Ivan Egorov and his wife Aleksandra follows a 1962 precedent with Rudolf Abel and Gary Powers. Family reunions and potential attendance at a wedding mark the homecoming.

New York UPS United States Walter Ciszek Siberia Marvin W. Makinen Ashburnham Mass Idlewild Makinen Father Ciszek London Shenandoah William J. Makinen Kathy Carroll H. Arnold Ciszek Ivan Egorov United Nations Aleksandra Washington Rudolf Abel Francis Gary Powers Walter Loretta Balzeuk Hartford Conn Msgr David J

Sophomore Float Wins in Homecoming Parade at Washington High

The sophomore class won first prize for a garbage truck replica float with the slogan Let’s Dump the Hounds during the homecoming parade at Washington High School. Second prize went to the junior class for a huge coin ad We Bet on the Demons. The Pep Club came in third with Sorry Charlie Only the Best Win.

Washington High School Charlie Letter Club Robin Buehgly Joe McGraw

Traffic Check In Washington Issued 162 Faulty Equipment Tickets

Eight Iowa highway patrolmen and Washington city police conducted a Friday traffic check for about two hours. They issued 162 faulty equipment tickets, three memorandums, and seven summonses for drivers to appear in court.

Iowa Washington

Walter D Hunt 73 Dies After Short Illness in Fairfield

Walter D Hunt of Fairfield dies at 73 after a brief illness at Fairfield County hospital. Funeral at Weston Behner Funeral Home October 3 at 3 p.m. Burial at Evergreen Cemetery. Survived by wife Hazel L Martin, daughter Rose Ann Tickford of Cedar Rapids, and three grandchildren. He worked for Dexter Company and was active in civic affairs. Married June 10 1915.

Walter D. Hunt Fairfield Fairfield County Hospital Weston Behner Evergreen Cemetery Mr. Hunt Hazel L. Martin Washington Dexter Company Rose Ann Tickford Cedar Rapids

Vaiont Dam Disaster Devastates Italian Valley

In the Piave Valley at Vajont Italy rescuers from the United States and Italy search for victims after a massive dam collapse. Over 1 000 bodies recovered with up to 3 000 feared buried as towns wiped off map and survivors face food water scarcity and disease risks.

Belluno Italy UPI Piave Valley U.S Vajoni Dam Sleeping Valley Vajont Valley Codizzago Longarone

Mrs Butterbaugh 72 Dies at Wellman

Mrs John Butterbaugh aged 72 died at her Wellman home Friday evening. Funeral Monday at 1 30 p m Powell Funeral Home Wellman Rev Ezra Shenk officiating. Burial Wassonville Cemetery. Born February 23 1891 Wassonville daughter of Perry and Frances Carr Whetstine. Married October 25 1916 to John Butterbaugh. Survived by husband four children and 15 grandchildren two great grandchildren.

Wellman John Butterbaugh Powell Ezra Shenk Wassonville

Iowa Weather: Warm Weekend With Showers Likely

United Press International reports fair weather in Iowa through Sunday with warmer temperatures in the north tonight and Sunday. Lows in the upper 40s, highs in the 80s. Outlook for Monday shows partly cloudy skies, cooler conditions, and a few showers likely.

Iowa

Oh For the Life of a Queen in Homecoming Parade

Queen and attendants ride in a convertible as Washington celebration begins. Robin appears in the parade with two young attendants away from the football game. Nancy Schlapkohl and James Cordes also featured. Photo by Dallas Kinney.

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Keota Friday Northwestern Refining Co St. Paul Journal Tom Eicher Coin Club State D Department Hart Immaculate Conception Church Westminster Mrs. Butterbaugh United Press International Robin Nancy Schlapkohl James Cordes Dallas Kinney Jim Kauffman
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