Hoover Dignified Sendoff At Capitol Rotunda
The body of 31st President Herbert Hoover, 90, arrived in Washington from New York for a funeral train to Union Station and a Capitol Rotunda lie in state. President Johnson attended with dignitaries while Truman and Eisenhower could not attend. Service members formed an honor aisle as the catafalque was set for burial in West Branch Iowa.
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New York City
Sands
Hoover
Johnson
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Harry S. Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Truman
Independence
Eisenhower
Capitol
West Branch
Iowa
Senate Chaplin
Frederick Brown Harris
Harris
St. Bartholomew's Church
New York
Richard M. Nixon
Abraham Lincoln
United States
St. Bartholomew’s
Guardianship papers shed light on young Hoover’s guardians
Cedar County court clerk finds 23 Hoover papers dated 1884 1889 detailing early life care finances and guardianship by Laurie Tatum in Springdale Iowa The documents include bills for care a 60 tuition suggestion from H J Minthorn and a court guardian’s assessment of Hoover’s ambition and frugality showing he later became successful
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Tipton
Iowa
UPI
Herbert Clark Hoover
Cyril Olson
Cedar County
Hoover
Theodore
Mary
Laurie Tatum
Springdale
Tatum
Theodore Hoover
Stanford University
Mary Hoover
Olson
Herbert Hoover
H. J. Minthorn
Salem
Ore
Minthorn
Herbert
Voter's Primer Describes Ward Boundaries in Washington
The city is divided into four wards by streets. The 1st ward lies north of West Washington Street and west of North Marion Avenue. The 2nd ward is north of East Main Street and east of North Marion Avenue. The 3rd ward covers south of East Main Street and east of South Iowa Avenue. The 4th ward is west of South Iowa Avenue and south of West Washington Street. Your designated voting place depends on your ward.
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Washington
West Washington St
North Marion Ave
East Main St
South
Iowa Ave
South Iowa Ave
Absentee Ballot Requests Rise in County Office
Many requests for absentee ballots have been received in large numbers at the office of Fred E Bourgeois county auditor. Voters away on November 3 may cast ballots early and may obtain information from Mr Bourgeois at the county courthouse.
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Fred E. Bourgeois
Bourgeois
Khrushchev Sighted Abroad After Ouster in Moscow
Witnesses reported Nikita Khrushchev seen twice in his chauffeur driven black Chaika limousine in Moscow streets after his ouster. Officials denied house arrest while noting his personal status remains unchanged for now. He rode in front with the chauffeur, with women believed to be family in the rear.
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Moscow
UPI
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Moscow University
Hultman Attacks Hughes Over Vagueness in Education Promises
In Council Bluffs Iowa Attorney General Evan L Hultman Republican candidate for governor assailed Democratic Gov Harold E Hughes for vague education promises. He accused Hughes of straddling the fence and relying on government favors while voters pay the bill, urging precise plans.
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Council Bluffs
Iowa
UPI
Evan L Hultman
Harold E. Hughes
Hultman
Parent - Teachers Association
City Clerk Explains Water Bill Policy Changes
Washington city clerk LeNora Taylor restates the policy stating water bills will continue to go out to all residents with no penalties notification starting the 10th of each month and no service discontinuation notice due on the 20th of the month.
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LeNora Taylor
Washington
Washington High to Stage Blithe Spirit November 13
Washington High School will present Blithe Spirit by Noel Coward with Jamie Martin as director. Samuel French, Inc. of New York arranged rights for the production scheduled for November 13 at the school. The comedy follows Coward’s wartime wartime inspiration and enduring stage legacy.
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Jamie Martin
Washington High School
Samuel French, Inc
New York
Noel Coward
Coward
Fair Iowa Weather Tonight And Saturday Outlook
Iowa forecast shows generally fair conditions with milder Saturday. Not as cold in the northwest tonight with low 26 to 32 east and lower 30s west. Saturday highs expected mainly in the 60s, with a Sunday outlook of partly cloudy and mild.
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Iowa
Probate and estate notices for several individuals
Public notices announce probate of wills and appointment of executors or administrators. Jessie B. Stewart estate probate and executor appointment. Alma Van Nostrand will probate hearing. Marguerite V. Havel estate administrator appointment, with J A Hunsaker named. Jennie Hall estate appointment. Edward H Testroet estate appointment.
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Jessie B. Stewart
Alma van Nostrand
Marguerite V. Havel
J. A. Hunsaker
Jennie Hall
Edward H. Testroet
Corn support set at 1.07 here in Washington County
Howard Lins, chairman of the county Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee, announces the 1964 crop corn support remains 1.07 per bushel. The rate meets the 65 percent of parity minimum, with national support at 1.25, and provides average price-support loans of 1.07 plus a 0.15 payment on normal harvested acres. Farmers must divert at least 20 percent of feed grain base acreage to conserving uses.
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Washington County
Howard Lins
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
Lins
Goldwater tackling Jenkins case in California speech
Senator Barry Goldwater used the Jenkins matter in Fullerton California to accuse President Johnson of lax security and said 150 State Department employees have been cleared to handle secrets without full field investigations. He urged a bipartisan FBI inquiry and warned the issue now dominates the campaign.
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Goldwater
California
UPI
Barry Goldwater
Walter Jenkins
Johnson
State Department
Fullerton
Calif
Jenkins
White House
FBI
Senate
Robert G
Bobby) Baker
Paul Wagner
Bill Steele Leads Washington Golf and Country Club Board
Bill Steele was named president of the board of the Washington Golf and Country Club at an organizational meeting held Thursday evening. John Mattes is vice president and Wayne Marston is secretary treasurer with new members Keith Sanders Bert Powders Mills attending.
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Bill Steele
Washington Golf and Country Club
John Mattes
Wayne Marston
Keith Sanders
Bert Powders
Aib Mills
Mr. Steele
Tom Tanner
Mr. Mattes
Jim Lloyd
Ted Johnson
John Butler
Johnson
Mattes
Mills
House
Tanner
Powers
Marston
Butler
Lloyd
Clare Griffin Opens Plumbing and Heating Business
Clare Griffin today announces the opening of a new plumbing and heating business to operate from his home at 1114 East Main Street. Griffin brings fifteen years of local experience and will carry nationally known brands to be announced soon.
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Clare Griffin
East Main Street
Griffin
Washington
Fisher to speak at West Chester PTA meeting
Oneita Fisher will address the West Chester PTA gathering on Tuesday October 26 at 7 30 pm. She will discuss the school’s history and notable places around West Chester. All residents are invited to attend.
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Oneita Fisher
W. Chester
West Chester
PTA
Johnson leads Goldwater after Jenkins crisis in latest survey
Amid Nikita removal and Jenkins episode fallout voters favor Lyndon B. Johnson 60 percent to 43 percent, with 6 percent undecided, up from 58-34 previously. Morality in government and nuclear responsibility shaped the race as voters weigh foreign policy over corruption concerns.
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Nikita
Jenkins
Lyndon B. Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Mr. Johnson
Sen. Goldwater
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