Erbe Campaigns In Southwest Iowa During Race
Gov. Norman A. Erbe barnstorms southwest Iowa ahead of the November 6 election praising the Republican record and attacking Harold Hughes. He pressed in Council Bluffs and Boone, argued about the Commerce Commission and grain shortages, and pledged budget boosts for inspections.
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Norman A. Erbe
Erbe
Des Moines
Council Bluffs
Harold Hughes
7Th District Council of Republican Women's
Country Club
Cass County
Republican Headquarers
Ben Jensen
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Hughes
The
Commerce Commission
Commission
Iowa Commerce Commission
Boone
District turkey conference set for Washington town hall
About 150 turkey producers and industry representatives from southeast Iowa will attend the district conference in Washington on October 30 at 7:00 p.m. Five specialists will speak on processor-grower relations turkey futures vertical integration and related topics. The series runs Oct. 23 to Oct. 31 at five locations including Storm Lake Charles City Ellsworth Washington and Leon.
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Iowa
Washington
Jim Frier
Washington County Court House
Jim
Wallace Ross
Iowa State University
Cooperative Extension Service
Iowa Turkey Federation
Ross
Earl Mason
North Central States Institute
John Planalp
Leonard Eggleton
J. R. Strain
Rossi
REA
Storm Lake
Floyd County Achievement Grounds
Charles City
Ellsworth
Washington County
Leon
Iowa Residents Named In Will Of Tucson Social Leader
Dorothy Musser who died October 19 at a value several million left more than 2.25 million in bequests. Iowa beneficiaries include Samuel McCleery Howard N McCleery and Mrs Blanche N McCleery of Washington each receiving 5000 dollars. Also Mrs Mary Ellen Redenbaugh and Mrs Louise C Perry of Columbus Junction each get 5000 dollars.
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Iowa
Dorothy Musser
Tucson
Ariz
Miss Musser
Iowa City
Samuel McCleery
Howard N. McCleery
Blanche N. McCleery
Washington
Mary Ellen Redenbaugh
Louise C. Perry
Columbus Junction
Payne's Observing Ninth Anniversary at 118 North Iowa Ave
Payne's Radio Television and Appliances marks its ninth anniversary this week end. Bernard Payne started the business in fall 1953 at 118 North Iowa Avenue after purchasing from Wayne Tait, with prior radio and TV repair work in Washington since 1946. Dale York and Richard Neff serve as TV and appliance service staff. Further event details are noted elsewhere in the Evening Journal.
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Bernard Payne
North
Iowa Avenue
Wayne Tait
Washington
Mrs. Payne
Dale York
Richard Neff
Evening Journal
Few Tickets Left For G O P Dinner Monday
A Republican fund raising banquet is set for Monday October 22 at the Country Club with Sen Rourke Hickenlooper as the main speaker and Congressman Fred Schwengel among attendees. Local GOP chair Rob ert Everetts says most tickets are sold but a few remain for supporters and county candidates will attend. The meal starts after 6 30 p m with the program to follow.
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Robert Everetts
Washington
Everetts
Country Club
Rourke Hickenlooper
Fred Schwengel
Smith Defends Demo Cuba Policy in Mason City
UPI reports Democratic U. S. Senate candidate E. B. Smith argued that Cuba is under U. S. air and naval control. He claimed the Guantanamo base and daily flights give Washington leverage and urged calm patient steps rather than a premature war.
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Mason City
UPI
Cuba
United States
Castro
E. B. Smith
U. S. Senate
Kennedy
Red Cross Solicitors Prepare for County Campaign Kick–Off
Volunteer solicitors in Washington County set a kick-off and inspirational meeting for Tuesday October 23 at 7 30 p m in the basement room of the courthouse. Dale Caldwell drive chairman says the event unites solicitors from outlying towns as the annual drive for funds and members begins October 24 and runs two weeks.
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Red Cross
Washington County
Court House
Dale Caldwell
American Red Cross
County Home Worship Center Dedication Slated
Plans for the dedication of the worship center at the Washington County Home are set for Sunday October 21 at 2 p.m. An open house from 1 to 4 p.m. follows at the county home. The project was funded by county civic groups led by the Washington Kiwanis Club.
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County Home
Washington County
Washington Kiwanis Club
American Scientists Win Nobel Prize in Physiology
American biochemist Dr. James Dewey Watson and British researchers Dr. Francis H C Frick and Dr. Maurice H F Wilkins shared the 1962 Nobel Prize for physiology or medicine for discoveries on the molecular structure of nucleic acids. Watson, Crick and Wilkins were cited for work explaining heredity and information transfer in living materials. The prize money comes from Alfred Nobel’s fund and honors work done at Cambridge and Sloan Kettering.
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Stockholm
API
James Dewey Watson
Harvard University
Francis H.C. Frick
Maurice H.F. Wilkins
Watson
Crick
Cambridge University
Wilkins
Sloan- Kettering Institute
New York
Nobel Committee
Caroline Institute
Cambridge
Mass
Alfred B. Nobel
John Collins Warren
Massachusetts General Hospital
Crick and Wilkins
Albert Lasker
Ben Bella backs Castro on Guantanamo base demand
Algerian Prime Minister Ahmed Ben Bella and Fidel Castro urged the United States to abandon the Guantanamo naval base in Cuba. The two leaders also called for the evacuation of foreign troops and dismantling of bases abroad, while Castro invited Ben Bella to visit Algeria and proposed Cuban doctors to aid the country.
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UPI
Ahmed Ben Bella
Fidel Castro
United States
Guantanamo
Cuba
Ben Bella
New York
Washington
State Department
Castro
Algeria
Radio Havana
Havana University
National Liberation Front
Combined YMCA Indian Guides Meet Opens New Year
The YMCA Indian Guides hold their first combined meeting of the year Monday evening Oct 22 from 7 to 8 15 at the Y. Bob Gillesby general secretary hosts the event with boys in grades one and two and their fathers as guests. Boys aged six through nine join in tribe activities.
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Ymca Indian Guides
Bob Gillesby
Gillesby
Y Indian Guides
Schwengel Addresses Kiwanis on Government Growth
Congressman Fred Schwengel of the first district spoke to the Kiwanis Club on the expanding national government. He noted more than 2 million federal employees today versus 186 at formation and urged citizens to stay informed and exercise their vote at all levels. Guests Tom Warner John Kiesline Bob Reed and Roy Hodges attended.
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Fred Schwengel
Kiwanis Club
Congress
Schwengel
Tom Warner
John Kiesline
Bob Reed
Roy Hodges
Minute man 8 Second Terror Over Cape Canaveral
Cape Canaveral witnessed a dramatic Minuteman test as an 8 second flyby turned into a dangerous deviation. The 54-foot ICBM changed course toward Florida causing brush fires, shattered windows, and one injury while a safety team destroyed the weapon.
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United States
Cape
Minuteman
Atlantic Ocean
Ella strengthens offshore as NC coasting gale risk outlined
Hurricane Ella with 90 mph winds moves north-northwest toward the Atlantic coast. Forecasters expect it to stay offshore near Cape Hatteras while warning of increasing winds and higher tides along the North Carolina coast and Outer Banks Friday.
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N.C
UPI
Ella
Atlantic
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Cape Hatteras
Weather Bureau
Hurricane Center
Nags Head
Weather Agency
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Cape May
N.J
Savannah
Carolina Beach
Here
Oak Island
Carolinas
Craft
Alma
New England
Miles to Speak At Chamber Dinner In Washington
Tickets for the Washington Chamber of Commerce annual dinner are on sale. Frank Miles of Des Moines will speak on America Your Home Town. Event November 1 at the new Washington junior high school with 6:30 p.m. serving. tickets $2. Program includes a tour of new school facilities and a luncheon in the cafeteria.
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Washington Chamber of Commerce
Join Myers
Cub Lobrer
Washington
Frank Miles
Des Moines
Miles
America
Local Youth Faces Arson Charge in Ames Court
Donald Frank Patterson aged 18 from Washington Iowa waived preliminary hearing in Ames municipal court and was bound over to the Story County grand jury on a 2500 bond for arson. Patterson a student at Iowa State College appeared before Judge John McKinney on charges linked to a sports car fire on campus October 10 and may be tied to additional vehicle fires and dormitory trash fires.
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AMES
UPI
Donald Frank Patterson
Washington
Iowa
Story County Grand Jury
Patterson
Iowa State College
John McKinney
Wilbur Johnson
Joe Hyler
Iowa State
Johnson
Hyler
Ranger 5 Launch Sets Stage for Moon Flight
UPI reports Ranger 5 reached parking orbit around Earth aboard an Atlas Agena rocket and ignited for a three day flight to the moon. The 755 pound probe aimed to cover about 231 000 miles, with arrival near the moon expected Sunday and Cosmos 10 satellites already in Earth orbit.
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Cape Canaveral
UPI
United States
Earth
Moon
Atlas
Agena
Johannesburg
South Africa
Space Agency
U.S
Russia
Central Pacific Ocean
Plan for Farm Bureau Annual State Meeting
Washington County Farm Bureau plans delegation to the 44th annual meeting in Des Moines November 12 to 14. Policy on state issues for 1963 will be adopted there. Charles B. Shuman and Howard Hill will address the convention.
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Washington County
Farm Bureau
Des Moines
George Hora
Hora
Charles B. Shuman
American Farm Bureau
Howard Hill
Halvorsen Joins Tri-Cities Symphony as Guest Trombone
Ronald Halvorsen an instrumental music instructor in Washington schools played first trombone with the Tri Cities Symphony Orchestra. The group directed by Charles Gigante of Chicago will perform nine concerts for young people at Tri City elementary schools this year.
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Ronald Halvorsen
Washington
Tri- Cities
Iowa Weather: Cloudy With Rain East and South Tonight
Considerable cloudiness tonight and Friday with occasional rain east and south tonight and northeast Friday. Warmer tonight turning cooler northwest Friday. Low tonight in the 40s east to near 50 west. High Friday near 170. Outlook for Saturday partly cloudy and cooler.
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Iowa
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