Junior High Student Council Conference Held in Washington
The second annual Southeast District Junior High Student Council Conference gathered Saturday at Washington Junior High. Attendees included students from Sigourney De Witt Pleasant Valley North Scott Fort Madison Cardinal Waco Keokuk Muscatine West Keota Columbus Muscatine Central and Walcott. Officers for 1963-64 were elected: Mark Folgesong president Laurie Steffey vice president Joyce Perley secretary Vicki Meyers treasurer Susan Tombergas and Karen Vosika as delegates. the event closed with a school tour.
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Mark Fogelsong
Keokuk
Carma Chorpening
Washington
Southeast Iowa Junior High Student Council
Carma
Journal
Dallas Kinney
Iowa
Sigourney
Central
de Witt
Pleasant Valley Township
North Scott
Fort Madison
Cardinal Community School
Waco
Muscatine West
Keota
Columbus Community
Muscatine Central
Walcott
Lloyd Latta
John Phleger
Dave Lynch
Roy Hodges
KCII
Mark Folgesong
Lau
Rie Steffey
Joyce Perley
Vicki Meyers
Muscatine
Susan Tombergas
Karen Vosika
Washington Junior High School
Supreme Court denies Stump appeal in 1961 double- tied murder case
Ronald M. Stump of Keokuk Iowa loses a U S Supreme Court bid to hear his appeal from a second degree murder conviction and 75 year prison term for the fatal shooting of Michael Daly in 1961 Des Moines Daly was engaged to Leanna Skultery both former Iowa students at the University of Iowa.
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Washington
UPI
U. S. Supreme Court
Ronald M. Stump
Keokuk
Iowa
Iowa Supreme Court
Polk County District Court
Stump
Iowa High Court
Michael Daly
Des Moines
Leanna Jean Skultery
University of Iowa
Funeral at Brighton for Bert Dickinson
Funeral services for Bert Dickinson 87 were held at 2 p.m. in the Gould Funeral Home Brighton with Rev. Dean Cary officiating. Burial followed in Hillcrest Cemetery. Dickinson died Saturday at 1:30 p.m. in Washington County Hospital after five weeks as a patient. He was born February 25, 1876 in Washington County to James and Nan Dickinson. He married Josephine Davison in June 1896. she died May 2, 1954. Survivors include two sons Lloyd of Packwood and Gale of Brighton, seven grandchildren, 24 great grandchildren, one brother W. L. Dickinson of Richland.
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Brighton
Bert Dickinson
Gould
Dean Cary
Hillcrest Cemetery
Dickinson
Washington County Hospital
Washington County
James
Nan Stevens Dickinson
Josephine Davison
Methodist Church
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Lloyd
Packwood
Gale
W. L. Dickinson
Richland
Kenneth Zubrod
Alta Vista
Elma
Howard County
Percy Haven
Zubrod
Larry
New Hampton
Orville Zubrod
John Cecil Rund
Toledo
Clutter
Rand
Donald van Norman
Iowa 37 - 175
Onawa
Raymond van Norman
Leo Anderson
Philip Gordon Roberts
Fort Dodge
Bouton
U.S. 169
Perry
Marvin Miller
Mercy Hospital
Des Moines
Dallas County
James Donald Gorman
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rap
Aberdeen marked Fischer quintuplets birthday with city parade
Fifty thousand people were expected to toast the Fischer quintuplets birth in Aberdeen. Mayor J Clifton Hurlbert and parents led a parade past St Luke's Hospital where Mary Ann Mary Margaret Mary Catherine James Andrew and Mary Magdalene rested. Dr James Berbos who delivered them guided their care. Community offered sites for a promised $100000 home.
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Aberdeen
S.D
UPI
Fischer
J. Clifton Hurlbert
Andrew Fischer
St. Luke’s Hospital
Mary Ann
Mary Margaret
Mary Catherine
James Andrew
Mary Magdalene
James Berbos
Fischer Quints
Fischers
J Forrest Embree Dies in Keota at 73
J Forrest Embree, 73, a prominent Keota realtor, died at 12 10 a.m. today at Mercy Hospital in Iowa City after a year of declining health and a heart condition. He had been a patient since October 6. Funeral arrangements are pending at Powell Funeral Home in Keota.
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Keota
J. Forrest Embree
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Powell Funeral Home
Brinton Died in Cedar Falls After Brighton Roots
Thomas Eugene Brinton former Brighton resident died in Cedar Falls on Saturday October 12. He was born and raised in the Brighton community and married Lucille Pickard of East Pleasant Plain. Graveside services will be held Tuesday at 3 p.m. at Hillcrest cemetery in Brighton.
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Brighton
Thomas Eugene Brinton
Cedar Falls
Mr. Brinton
Lucille Pickarf
East Pleasant Plain
Hillcrest Cemetery
Six Die On Iowa Highways In Weekend Toll
United Press International reports six Iowa deaths over the weekend. Five traffic crashes plus a farm accident raised the 1963 Iowa highway fatality total to 512, with Kenneth Zubrod 18 of Alta Vista among the victims.
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Iowa
Weather outlook for Iowa with warm, unsettled spell
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with a few scattered showers or thundershowers in the northwest tonight and northeast Tuesday. Lows mainly in the 50s. Tuesday highs near 80. Outlook Wednesday fair and cooler. Five day temperatures 6 to 10 degrees above normal, mainly warm with small changes. Rainfall expected one to two tenths inch at the period start.
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United Press International
Iowa
Freeman cites storage savings from U.S. wheat sale to Russia
Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman says selling wheat to the Soviet Union could save about 200 million dollars in storage costs. He cites possible Soviet purchases of 150 to 200 million bushels within a 250 million bushel department estimate, and argues the sale would aid farmers and reduce the balance of payments deficit. Freeman criticizes Nixon and dismisses Goldwater’s political linkage to troops in Cuba.
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Washington
UPI
Orville L. Freeman
United States
U.S
Russia
Freeman
Agriculture Department
Department
Foreign Agricultural Service
Soviet Union
Richard M. Nixon
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Cuba
Boy Scouts Court of Honor Planned At Local Church
Troop 237 will hold a court of honor and dinner at the Methodist Church at 6 30 p m today. All scouts to wear uniform. Milk and coffee provided for the potluck supper. Each family to bring own table service. Mrs Richard Higgins and Mrs M R Flickinger in charge.
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Boy Scouts
Methodist Church
Richard Higgins
M. R. Flickinger
New landslide fears at Vajont Dam site in Italy
Conflicting reports from Belluno officials and rescue crews followed warnings of a possible fresh landslide behind the Vajont Dam after last week’s flood disaster. An aerial view showed rock movement but officials disputed any new slide, while authorities warned of a potential backlash. The region’s tragedy left about 2,500 dead, with many listed as migrants abroad during the disaster.
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Belluno
Italy
UPI
Vajoni
Mount Toe
Vajont Dam
Casso
Erto
UN to Debate Seat for Red China at General Assembly
The United Nations General Assembly prepares for the annual debate on which Chinese government should hold the U N seat. Last year’s vote favored Nationalist China. observers expect a wider margin for retaining the Nationalist representation.
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United Nations, N.Y
UPI
General Assembly
U.N
Red China
China
United Nations
Permanent Security Council
Peking
Yugoslavia
Skoplije
Haiti
Cuba
Assembly
Carlos Sosa Rodriguez
Venezuela
Organization
Morrell Chorus to Sing at West Chester Church
The Morrell chorus will perform at West Chester Methodist Church on November 7. The program is arranged by the church's young people and proceeds from a free will offering will fund the youths' trip to the UN.
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Morrell
West Chester
West Chester Methodist Church
Supreme Court denies widow's appeal in cigarette death suit
The Supreme Court refused to review Victoria St. Pierre Lartigue's bid against R. J. Reynolds and Liggett & Myers over her husband’s 1955 death from lung cancer. A New Orleans jury and the Fifth Circuit upheld dismissal, while the court’s order kept lower rulings intact.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Louisiana
Victoria St. Pierre Lartigue
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
New Orleans
5Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Florida Supreme Court
5Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Circuit Court
Oldest VA hospital volunteer aids patients in Iowa City
Clyde V. Brown, 92, of Washington, volunteers at the Iowa City Veterans Hospital, delivering water and comfort to patients. He is among many Washington County residents contributing through Red Cross programs, with Gray Men and Gray Ladies among the groups. The county Red Cross drive begins October 15, while Washington city does not hold a separate drive as Red Cross is a Community Chest organization.
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Clyde V. Brown
Washington
Iowa City Veterans Hospital
U. S
Mr. Brown
Iowa City
Washington County
Red Cross
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Alabama
Clemson College
South Carolina
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Savannah
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