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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1963

Page

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Macmillan resigns as Home named to form new government

London dispatch reports Prime Minister Harold Macmillan resigns and Foreign Secretary Lord Home is chosen to form a new administration after Conservative leaders failed to unite behind Hailsham or Butler. Queen Elizabeth II invited Home to form a government and he prepared to consult colleagues at Downing Street. Some party figures criticized the choice while Nigel Birch praised Home as the best for the job.

London UPI Harold Macmillan Queen Elizabeth Lord Home Home R.A Rab Butler Lord Hail ‘Sham Macmillan Buckingham Palace King Edward VII _ hospital Lord No. 10 Downing Street Gerald Nabarro Lord Hailsham Nigel Birch

ADC reaches 175 county children in Des Moines area

Iowa state welfare data show Decatur County has the highest ADC ratio with one child in 15. Polk County reports 5,451 ADC recipients, about one in 17, and Washington County lists 175 children, one in 40. Other counties include Louisa one in 38 and Keokuk one in 105, among details for multiple counties.

DES Moines IDPA Towa State Department of Social Welfare Decatur County ADC Plymouth County Decatur Plymouth Colk County Polk County Washington County Louisa County Henry J County Town County Jefferson County

Breakfast series seeks Washington County residents participation

Washington area residents are reminded to reserve for a seven part breakfast series on What’s Happening in Washington County. Reservations must be made by noon Saturday with a $7 fee covering breakfast and materials. Registration available at the Extension Office or the Chamber of Commerce. Discussions focus on economic and social trends and their impact on local prosperity and growth.

Washington Area Waington County Chamber of Commerce

Burglary Probe Expands Across Washington County

Police in Washington County continue tracking burglars after a string of break-ins. The most recent crime occurred at Welkona Turkey in Kalona, where suspects pried open the front door and robbed the safe, taking $200 in cash and $5 from a vending machine. Authorities seek leads and emphasize cooperation with the county sheriff.

Washington County Welkona Turkey Kalona

Jaycees Arrange Saturday Seat Belt Installations

Washington Jaycees have arranged with two local firms to install seat belts sold at cost starting at 1 p.m. Saturday in Central Park. Installations may occur at the Mace Car Lot on Washington or Mills Rambler Car Lot on North Second Avenue. Total cost, including installation, is 4.35 dollars.

Washington Jaycees Central Park Jaycees Mace Washington Mills Rambler North Second Avenue

Reformation Program By Wash ington Church Choirs

Washington church choirs join to present a Reformation observance at the Methodist Church on Sunday October 27 at 8 p.m. The program blends Protestant hymns and organ music with brief pastor comments on Protestant heritage. Rehearsals are announced for Sunday 2 p.m. and Wednesday 8 p.m. at the Methodist Church and Sunday October 21 at Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Church.

Washington Vernon Feuerhelm William Stewart Mes Helscher Methodist Church Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Church

British Pastor to Speak at Methodist Church in Washington

Dr Neville W Wright of Stoke on Trent England will conduct a Wesley Mission to America series at the Washington Methodist Church next week. He leads a group of 25 British Methodist ministers in the United States. Services run 730 p m Sunday through Thursday lasting one hour with special music from local choirs including Washington Brighton and Crawfordsville choirs.

Neville W. Wright Stoke-on-Trent England Washington Methodist Church Wright United States Wesley America Lloyd Latta Washington Church Washington Methodist Brighton Crawfordsville

Iowa plans tougher push on tax evaders enforcement

Iowa Tax Commission contemplates geographic and occupational enforcement to catch tax evaders. Commissioner Lynn T. Potter notes need for more staff and a strengthened data processing system to cross check state and federal returns. Interims call for study of collection methods and tighter procedures.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Tax Commission Iowa Lynn T. Potter D-Cresco Commissio Potter Dema Onder Nis X.T. Prentis Mount Ayr

Iowa Weather Outlook Five Day Forecast

Iowa forecast shows mix of sun and clouds with mild conditions. Night lows range from mid 40s to around 50, highs near 70s to upper 80s, and rainfall light to moderate mainly in the east tonight and Tuesday or Wednesday overall. The pattern remains generally mild through midweek with no strong temperature swings expected.

Iowa Sutheast

Leaders in Kansas City Pinochle Marathon Round Two

Mrs. Bob Marie and Mr. Bob Marie lead the second round of the Knights of Columbus pinochle marathon in Kansas City. Top ten mixes include Mr. and Mrs. Marvin McIlure, Mr. and Mrs. George Horn, Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Kauffman, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ossman, Steven Wolfer and Steve, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Marie Jr, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Marie, Pearl Casey and Whittaker, and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hess ame Martha.

Bob Marie Knights of Columbus Marvin McIclure George Horn Wilmer Kauffman Harold Ossman Steven Wolfer Steve Bill Marie Jr Leo Marie Pearl Casey Whittaker Howard Hessame Martha

Julius Miller Rites Set at Wellman Mennonite Church

Funeral services for Julius Miller will be Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Wellman Mennonite Church with Rev. Noah Landis presiding. Burial will follow in the Wellman Mennonite Cemetery. Miller was killed in California when struck by a car earlier this week.

Wellman Julius Miller Wellman Mennonite Church Noah Landis Wellman Mennonite Miller California

Hopes fade for Algerian peace dispute settlement

Algier's government says M Hammed Yazid will seek UN involvement after deadlock in the Algeria Morocco border talks. Yazid will fly to Paris then New York. Moroccan Foreign Minister Balayfre vows to defend Morocco's claims before international bodies. Yazid expresses pessimism about an early settlement.

Algiers API M’hammed Yazid United Nations Yazid Paris York Casablanca Ahmed Balayfre Morocco Algeria Ahmed Ben Bella Hassan

Sixteenth Anniversary at United Presbyterian Home

The sixteenth anniversary of the United Presbyterian Home of Washington was celebrated with a 10 a.m. to 4:20 p.m. program. Harvey Allbee of Muscatine opened the event as board president, with Rev. Vernon Elgin delivering the invocation and other clergy presenting remarks. Rev. John Simpson of Springfield, Illinois, spoke on vision and concern, noting rising elderly numbers and the home’s preparedness, as gifts were announced by treasurer Richard Stewart and prayers led by Rev. W. L. McIntyre.

Mattie Black United Presbyterian Home T. T. McIntyre McIntyre Miss Black Vernon Elgin Journal Dallas Kinney United Presbyterian Home of Washington Harvey Allbee Muscatine Marion Avenue William Stewart Helen Harvey George Kerr John Simpson Springfield Ilinois Capital Funds Campaign United States Richard Stewart W. L. McIntyre Topeka Kansas

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