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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1962

Page

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India plans arms from abroad as Sino-Indian war widens

Nehru said India invaded by Communists arranging to obtain weapons quickly from other countries. Britain cited as possible supplier of FN rifles while the government did not confirm United States aid. Peiping pressed for cease-fire talks as China claims gains and calls for U N mediation.

New Delhi API Jawaharlal Nehru India All-India Radio Nehru Congress Party Britain London United States China Peiping Red ‘People’s Daily Towang

Anti U S Blockade Triggers Latin American Unrest

Pro Red rioting and anti American demonstrations spread across Latin America after President Kennedy announced the Cuba blockade. In La Paz Bolivia clashes left at least five dead and 26 wounded as pro communist and anti communist groups clashed with police. Caracas Buenos Aires Montevideo and Mexico City also reported violence and bombings targeting U S and pro western sites with no major casualties.

U.S Cuba Latin America Kennedy la Paz Bolivia Caracas Buenos Aires Pan American World Airways Palermo Fairgrounds Prowestern Montevideo Mexico City Santo Domingo Managua

Survey Finds No Scare Buying Across United States

A nationwide survey indicates Americans are taking the Cuba crisis in stride with limited scare buying. Food and shelter items seen in Miami Los Angeles and Dallas show some stock up while major cities report normal retail sales. Portable transistor radios sold well as people wanted news and potential usefulness during attack.

Washington UPI Cuba Kennedy Miami Los Angeles Civil Defense Dallas United Press International United States U.S. Commerce Department Walter W. Heller President's Council of Economic Congress

Snow Storm Dumps Up To 14 Inches Across Region

A fierce autumn snow storm dumped up to 14 inches from Michigan to New England, causing flight delays in New York City, power outages in Cleveland, cancelled races at Thistle Down, and multiple weather related deaths across several states. Temperatures fell in the upper Midwest while the desert Southwest stayed warm with highs near 95 in Yuma and 94 in Imperial and Thermal.

Michigan New England Maine New York City Idlewild la Guardia Great Lakes Appalachian Mountains Ohio Illinois Greenville Houston Bangor Augusta Portland University of Michigan Michigan Stadium Southern Pacific Snow Belt Park Falls Lone Rock Wis International Falls Minn Eau Claire Yuma Ariz Imperial and Thermal Calif Mississippi Plains States Ohio Valley

Khrushchev offers Cuba Turkey deal to defuse crisis

Khrushchev proposes in a letter to Kennedy to remove all offensive forces from Cuba if the United States withdraws similar weapons from Turkey. He calls for negotiations with consent for a U N visit to both nations and pledges in the Security Council not to use Cuba or Turkey as base for attacks. Turkish Foreign Minister Erkin rejects U S abandonment of bases as undiscussed.

Moscow UPI Nikita Khrushchev Kennedy Cuba United States Turkey United Nations Khrushchev Security Council Soviet Union Feridun Cemal Erkin Istanbul Erkin U.S White House Pierre Salinger National Security Council Governors Civil Defense Committee Nelson A. Rockefeller Kremlin Russia U Thant Thant State Department

Old Fashioned Girl Is Teen Age Winner

Darla Banks 16 of Fresno California won Miss Teen Age America in a Friday finals watched by about 36 million on NBC. The Bullard High School eleventh grader stands 5 4 and 120 pounds, daughter of Mr and Mrs John M Banks. She plans a career in public relations.

Dallas UPI Darla Banks Fresno Calif Bullard High School Darla John M. Banks

John A Luithly Dies Here Friday

John A. Luithly 74 died Friday night at Washington County Hospital after a heart attack. Gould Funeral Home Richland is in charge of arrangements awaiting his daughter. Survived by wife Ella Mitchell Luithly of Ames, one daughter, four grandchildren, and three brothers.

Rubio John A. Luithly Washington County Hospital Gould Richland Ella Mitchell Ames Robert Schlabaug Arvada Colo L. Luithly Fairfield W. E. Luith A. J. Luithly

Iowa voters hear Hughes Erbe clash on property tax relief

Gov. Norman Erbe and challenger Harold Hughes met at a Des Moines Chamber luncheon. They agreed property tax relief is the key issue but argued over how to achieve it, linking school aid to tax relief while Hughes urged separate treatment and enforcement of liquor laws.

Des Moines UPI Norman Erbe Harold Hughes Erbe Chamber of Commerce Hughes Erty Lowa GOP

Small Town Contribution Ainsworth Sees Three State Candidacies

Ainsworth Iowa a town of under 500 hosts three state office candidates in November Richard Stephens seeks state senate Corbin Crawford runs for secretary of agriculture and John Elliott is candidate for state representative All three are local farmers with deep community ties Elliott is Stephens brother in law and former Farm Bureau leader opposition comes from Dale Rickert L B Liddy and Keith Vetter with few other details provided about campaigns and backgrounds

Ainsworth Iowa Richard Stephens Washington County Washington Louisa Corbin Crawford John Eliott Elliott Senate Crawford Stephens National Farmers Organization Iowa State University Ames Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Bob Greene Stephens Farm Greene NFC John Elliott Jicago Ill Kroger Jewel Maxine Stephens Dale Rickert Wapello LB. Liddy Keith Vetter Wasington

William Hull 67 Dies at Columbus Junction

William H. Hull 67 died suddenly at 8 30 this morning in his home in Columbus Junction. He had been in ill health a time. Funeral services set for Monday 2 pm at Stacey Funeral Home with burial in Columbus City cemetery. Hull born Oct 27 1896 son of John and Nellie Moore Hull. He married Rema Jones on Aug 18 1927 and owned a local garage before retiring. Survivors include his widow and sister Mrs H FE Dallmeyer of Columbus Junction.

Columbus Junction William H. Hull Stacey Columbus City Cemetery Mr Iull John Nellie Moore Hall Rema Jones

Kennedy Hears Khrushchev Proposal On Cuba Crisis

Kennedy and his top advisers studied Nikita Khrushchev's offer to withdraw offensive Cuban forces if the US takes out similar weapons in Turkey. The White House pressed for UN inspection and possible talks, while planning weekend sessions with governors and the NSC to press Moscow for missile removal.

Washington UPI Kennedy Nikita Khrushchev

Nine East Germans Escape During Night

Nine East German refugees escaped into West Berlin in two groups dodging border guards. Western police said some cut through barbed wire but none were wounded by bullets. A driving rain aided the escape and the action was the largest in weeks along the Berlin wall.

Jury Cannot Agree In Kutish Trial At Ames

A nine woman three man jury in Ames failed to reach a verdict after about nine hours of deliberations in the trial of Francis Kutish the ISU farm economist charged with impounding livestock without food on a Shetland pony. The jury reportedly split 9 3 for conviction and a new trial decision rests with Story County Attorney Donald Nelson.

Ames UPI Francis Kutish Iowa State University John L. McKinney Story County Donald Nelson Kutish Here

Weather Outlook for Iowa Partly Cloudy Weekend

Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday with warmer southeast areas. Lows 30 to 40, highs 50s to 60s, cooler Sunday. Monday outlook calls for partly cloudy skies and near normal temperatures.

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