Ford contract talks stall over language at Ford plants
Ford negotiators and the United Auto Workers resume talks in Detroit aiming for a contract with reports of record gains of $1 an hour. A dispute over legal wording may delay ratification and return to work for about 160,000 Ford workers into midweek after a 31 hour session ended Friday. The union canceled a Sunday TV program intended to inform members prior to local ratifications.
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Detroit
UPI
Ford Motor Co
Ford
United Auto Workers
Ford Uaw
Chili experts in Terlingua face off in cookoff
Yankee humorist H. Allen Smith and Texas chili chief Vick Fowler clash today in Terlingua, Texas to determine the world's best chili. Smith calls Texas chili soup, Fowler touts his two alarm chili. visitors endure limited lodging as three planes arrive.
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Terlingua
Tex
UPI
H. Allen Smith
Vick Fowler
Smith
Mt. Kisco
N.Y
Fowler
Austin
Chili Appreciation Society International
West Texas Mountains
Alpine
Texas
Robert Miller Seeks Crawfordsville Mayoral Nomination
Robert Miller files nomination papers to run for mayor of Crawfordsville. Incumbent councilmen Wilbur Wheeler Jess Raymond and Bob Howell seek re election. Mayor Harold Miller Elon Christner and Earl Walker retire. Other council candidates include Lloyd Coon Harold Williams and Larry Fletcher. Five councilmen will be elected on Nov 3.
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Crawfordsville
Robert Miller
Wilbur Wheeler
Jess Raymond
Bob Howell
Harold Miller
Elon Christner
Earl Walker
Lloyd Coon
Harold Williams
Larry Fletcher
Five more dead on Iowa's roads
The 1967 Iowa traffic toll rose to 630 with five deaths from accidents. Gaylord Swallow, 23, Waterloo, died when his motorcycle hit a utility pole after losing control on a Waterloo street. Donald W. Goche, 31, Iowa City, and Mark C. Flud, Gary Ind., died in a head on collision near North Liberty. Two others perished in a fiery crash north of Eddyville on Friday.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Gaylord Swallow
Swallow
North Liberty
Donald William Goche
Iowa City
Mark C. Flud
Gary
Ind
Iowa Highway Patrol
Goche
Flud
Eddyville
Births Today and Dismissals From Local Homes
Births today announce a son to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bowman in Ainsworth and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. John William Ort in Brighton. Dismissals yesterday include Mrs. James McKean of Fairfield, Mrs. Raymond Miller Jr. and daughter of Washington, Mrs. Richard Meeks and daughter of Ainsworth, and Mrs. LaVerne Zieglowsky and daughter of Washington.
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Frank Bowman
Ainsworth
John William Ort
Brighton
James McKean
Fairfield
Raymond Miller Jr
Washington
Richard Meeks
LaVerne Zieglowsky
October consumer month promotes Buy Q quizzes
Iowa State University Extension Home Economists promote October as consumer month with emphasis on foods. Fareway Hy Vee and Jack and Jill in Washington cooperate to place Buy Q quizzes in grocery sacks weekly and invite visits to the Extension office for free food bulletins. A USDA listed plentiful foods board and recipes, a KCRG TV buymanship series, and a five week “Business Strictly for the Homemaker” program at the Washington YWCA are planned with registration required.
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Sally Smith
Extension Home Economist
Iowa State University Extension
Fareway
Hy- Vee
Jack and Jill
Washington
Miss Smith
South Marion Avenue
United States Department of Agriculture
Kcrg-Tv
Charlotte Young
Washington Ywca
USDA
Chicagoans call it a sad day
An open letter printed in the Chicago Tribune, paid for by over 3,500 Chicago and Midwest residents and urged U.S. troops in Vietnam to ignore antiwar protesters. The letter condemns draft card burnings and marches while praising other Americans who support the war.
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Chicago
UPI
Vietnam
Washington
U.S
Chicago Tribune
WGN
Wally Phillips
Midwest
China appeals to young Red Guards amid cautious warning
In Hong Kong the UPI report says Communist China told Mao era Red Guards to spare bureaucrats from revolution, signaling the regime doubts its youth-led zeal can govern. The second appeal seeks unity with cadres as Mao's government fights faltering economy and repairs damage to state institutions.
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Hong Kong
UPI
China
Mao Tse-tung
Red Guards
Mao
Peking People's Daily
Washington social calendar notices preview events
Notices list upcoming events and meetings for Washington social groups across three days. Activities include square dancing at Legion Hall, club meetings at YWCA and Captain's Table, craft classes, dessert socials, and various family and civic gatherings with times and hosts.
Funeral Services for Earl Warth Victim of Farm Accident
Funeral services are pending for Earl C. Warth 25 of Keota who died Friday when entangled in a power take off on Steve Humphrey’s farm near South English. Warth, born January 19 1942 in Fort Madison, leaves wife Alice Farrier and a young son. He had worked three weeks on the Keota farm after stints at Ke-Wash and Conrad mink farm. The Powell Funeral Home in South English handles arrangements.
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Earl Warth
Keota
Earl C. Warth
Steve Humphrey
South English
Warth
Ke-Wash
Conrad Mink
Mr. Warth
Fort Madison
Walter Warth
Powell Funeral Home
Alsip Family Address Noted in Grinnell Death
In Grinnell the home address of the M. W. Gus Alsip family is 525 East Street Grinnell 50112. Mr Alsip died unexpectedly this week and had formerly taught and coached in Washington. The Rosemary Club meets at 8 p m Tuesday at the home of Mary Crandall. Mrs Frances Lowe of Burlington and Mrs Grace Coppes of Yarmouth visited Mrs Matilda Wasson and Louise last weekend. Bessie Palmer of Denver plans to move Oct 27 to 2327 Dexter Denver CO 80207. John Winga of Washington was elected treasurer of the Iowa Restaurant Association at its Des Moines convention.
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M. W
Gus) Alsip
Grinnell
East Street
Alsip
Washington
Frances Lowe
Burlington
Grace Coppes
Yarmouth
Matilda Wasson
Louise
Bessie Palmer
Denver
Colo
Dexter
John Winga
Iowa Restaurant Association
Des Moines
Fines Levied in Justice Court for Speeding and Violations
Several persons were fined in justice of the peace court for speeding. Eli A Swartzentruber of Route 2 Kalona paid 20 dollars after highway patrol arrest. Howard EF Gier of Washington 10 dollars, Findley L Mondia of Washington 15 dollars, Edward P Hahn of Keota 10 dollars for a stop sign violation, Marvel Kk Griener of Route 2 Keota 10 dollars for speeding and 10 for restricted license, arrested by Iowa Highway Patrol officers.
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Justice of the Peace Court
Eli A Swartzentruber
Route 2
Kalona
Highway Patrol
Howard Ef, Gier
Washington
Findley L. Mondia
Edward P. Hahn
Keota
Justice of the Peace Holden
Marvel Kk. Greiner
Route
Iowa Highway Patrol
Friendship Forum at WSCS meeting
The Friendship Forum of Cedar Rapids presented the program for the Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church Friday afternoon. One hundred twenty members and guests attended. Discussion focused on discrimination and intergroup understanding with a Q and A session.
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Friendship Forum of
Cedar Rapids
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
William Cech
Wilbert Mitchell
Stanley Swinton
Maurice Bucksbaum
Robert Reed
Edgar Porter
Church Chapel
Don Maxwell
Circle II
Lodge and club activities report from IOOF hall
Twenty one Rebekah Lodge members met at the IOOF Hall with Mrs Clyde Tucker presiding. The charter was undraped for Ralph Zeck and Opal Claus Assembly president of Iowa. A rum mage bake sale is planned for November 4 at 9 a.m. A family night social is planned for Friday October 27 with a potluck at 6 30 p.m. Refreshments were served. Mrs Ethel Palmer hosted an evening Good Will Club meeting with nine members and secret sister gifts. Circle II of the First Presbyterian UPW met with 26 present. devotions a film on missions and a study on Stewardship were conducted. offerings benefited the Gillesby family.
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IOOF
Clyde Tucker
Noble Grand
Ralph Zeck
Opal Claus
Ethel Palmer
Good Will Club
Mr. Wehr
Mr. Berger
Bernice Sheetz
Tillie Kallous
Circle II
First Presbyterian Church
Eugene Schneider
Harry Turner
Robert Huber
Clifford Connelly
Fred Moore
John Sands
Gillesby
Mrs Smith to speak at Republican Women’s luncheon
Des Moines Republican National Committee member Mrs Elmer M Smith will speak at the Republican Women’s luncheon Friday Oct 27 at 12 15 pm at the Captain’s Table. She was born Mary Louise Epperson in 1914 in Eddyville and earned a 1935 Iowa BA in social work administration.
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Elmer M. Smith
Des Moines
Republican National Committee
Smith
Mary Louise Epperson
Eddyville
University of Iowa
Iowa Emergency Relief Administration
Iowa Department of Social Welfare
Robert C. Smith
Iowa City
Margaret Smith
San Francisco State College
James E. Smith
Eagle Grove
Eagle Grove Community Chest
Mental Health Center of
North Iowa
Republican Organization
Cinct
Iowa Council of Republican Women
Iowa Commission For the Blind
Governor’s Commission On
Congregational Church
PEQC
Sisterhood
Kappa Alpha Theta Social Sorority
Woman’s Auxiliary
American Medical Association
Junior Auxiliary flags study planned in Crawfordsville
Junior Auxiliary members plan a Flag Study focusing on the country of Malaysia for the year. They will also host a bake sale on November 22 before Thanksgiving and present a Veterans Night program. Members and guests attended Presbyterial in Keokuk, with place cards prepared for The Pines in Washington and Beauchamp Nursing Home in Winfield.
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Crawfordsville American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Julie Collins
Malasia
Pines
Washington
Beauchamp Nursing Home
Winfield
Riverside
Wylie Hartzell
Albia
Wayne Hartzell
Chas, Wells
Crawfordsville
Dan Bender
Union
Joe Frantz
Ronald Funk
Pentagon protesters plan weekend camp and road barricade
Antiwar demonstrators gathered near the Pentagon facing police lines while officials defined a no trespass zone. Some planned to camp on Pentagon grounds through the weekend and form a human barricade Monday to stop 27000 workers from entering. Authorities warned they must vacate by midnight Sunday or be removed, as the ACLU criticized troop presence and judges were readied for rapid civilian arrests. David Dellinger urged firmness without provocation, acknowledging not all could be controlled.
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Pentagon
U.S
The
American Civil Liberties Union
David Dellinger
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