Loveless Murray Ramp Up Iowa Campaign Ads
Gov Herschel C Loveless and rival William G Murray shift to radio and TV ads in the final campaign week. Loveless airs 15 quarter hour films, 13 five minute pieces and 72 one minute spots across the state while Murray plans broad distribution and a 30 minute caravan interview film. Murray will visit Harrison and Monona counties and claims to have visited all Iowa counties since the primary.
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DES Moines
UPI
Herschel C. Loveless
William G. Murray
Loveless
Robert Johnson
Jack Mulroy
Murray
Ames
Iowa
William Mooty
Bourke Hickenlooper
Harrison
Monona
Fort Dodge
Richard Nixon
Robert Waggoner
Merwin Coad
D Lown
Milroy
Republican Women Tour District For Murray Schwengel
About 40 Republican women from the first district will tour the area on Friday October 31 starting from Iowa City at 8 a m. They will campaign for governor candidate Bill Murray and congressman Fred Schwengel. The caravan will pause in Davenport Muscatine Burlington Fort Madison Keokuk and other towns with local Republicans meeting the group.
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Bill Murray
Fred Schwengel
Iowa City
Enos Miller
Washington
Ben Galer
Mt. Pleasant
Harold Dickey
Packwood
Mabel Miller
van Buren
Willa Weldin
Helen Virden
Mabel Edwards
Johnson County
Maizie Stokes
Davenport
Wilbur Sater
First District Farm Council
Jefferson Hotel
City
Muscatine
Burlington
Fort Madison
Keokuk
Pope John XXIII Appeals for Peace and Unity
Vatican dispatch reports Pope John XXIII in his first address appealing world leaders to transform weapons of war into tools of just peace. He urged leaders to listen to the people and seek concord, invoking religious ideals and quoting saints, as he appoints Msgr Domenico Tardini as pro secretary of state.
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Vatican City
UPI
John XXIII
Msgr
Domenico Tardini
Vatican
Pope John
Papal
Sistine Chapel
St. Peters
Famed Flutist To Be Here Saturday
High school bands from 31 area schools will attend a clinic by Frederick Wilkins at the YMCA starting 9 30 a m. Wilkins a former solo flutist with major ensembles and on Juilliard and Manhattan School faculties will guide the session and advise students in the afternoon.
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Everetts Music Co
Washington
Frederick Wilkins
YMCA
Wilkins
Firestone Hour Orchestra
Radio Music Hall
Juilliard School of Music
Manhattan School of Music
Chautauqua School of Music
Eugene Ray Rutter Dies in Wellman
Eugene Ray Rutter died this morning at University Hospital in Iowa City. He lived in Wellman and worked as custodian at the Wellman Savings Bank. Funeral services are set for Friday at the Wellman Baptist Church with burial in Leatner, Missouri. He was born July 29, 1891 in Shelbyville, Missouri and married May Maddox in 1914 and Sophia M. Day in 1928. Surviving are one son, two daughters, one stepson, Lee Day of Wellman, two brothers and four sisters.
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Wellman
Eugene Ray Rutter
University Hospital
Iowa City
Wellman Savings Bank
Wellman Baptist Church
Leatner
Mr. Rutter
Shelbyville
John Rutter
May Maddox
Sophia M. Day
Lee Day
Atomic blasts light Nevada morning as tests proceed
At the Atomic Test Site Nevada U S scientists fire five shots to beat a test ban deadline. Humboldt the second shot erupted from a 50 foot tower at Yucca Flat followed by Mazama earlier. Dust plumes rose and cloud tracking planes monitored radiation. Dulles said the U S would honor the proposed ban deadline while Russia declined halt and said talks at Geneva would proceed.
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API
U.S
Mazama
C.s.t
Nevada
John Foster Dulles
United States
Russia
Britain
Valerian A. Zorin
Geneva
County 4 H Officers to Be Elected at Washington High
County 4 H clubs nominate candidates for county offices at the annual Washington High School meeting Saturday evening. Election and awards to 42 club members will be presented by county club chairmen after campaigning from 7 to 7 30 p m in the high school auditorium. Carol Lance and Larry Marek will preside over the business session and awards.
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Washington High School
Carol Lance
Larry Marek
Linda Donaldson
Hi Ores
Sharon Sheetz
Cinderellas
Janet White
Sunshine Sisters
Margaret Stout
Beeliners
Karen Crawford
Cedar Clippers
Linda Crone
Headliners
Shirley Bush
Gobblerettes
Ruth Stauffer
Carma Thompson
Ellen Spenner
Janice Davison
Shari Hamil
Cloverleaf
Donna Friese
Osincup Drug Celebrates Eleven Years On West Side
Herb Osincup marks eleven years since he opened his Walgreen Agency drug store on the square’s west side. The store expanded its show window and interior space over the years. Staff includes Lu ther Smith, Prin Baird, Reba Mount, Marie Lee, Elsie Fox, Barbara Hotle, Lois Jones, Donna and Nancy Osincup, Ester Edwards, Larry Barnes, and Jane Chalupa, with Chalupa helping under a distributive education program.
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Herb Osincup
Walgreen Agency
Osincup
Luther Smith
Prin Baird
Reba Mount
Marie Lee
Elsie Fox
Washington county art show entries due Friday
County residents may enter an art show sponsored by the Fortnightly Club Applied Arts Department. No judging or prizes will be awarded. Entries due by Friday Oct 31. Display at Washington Public Library from Nov 3 to Nov 8 with specific viewing hours.
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Washington County
Applied Arts
Ed Nardy
Tom English
Washington Public Library
Mrs Glassburner Heads Washington County 4 H Committee
Leaders of 18 girls 4 H clubs met at the courthouse to plan next year and reorganize the county committee. Mrs William Glassburner of Washington was elected county committee chairman succeeding Mrs Kenneth Ornduff of Ainsworth who did not seek re election. Mrs Joe Jones was reelected a member from the southeast section.
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Washington County
William Glassburner
Washington
Kenneth Ornduff
Ainsworth
Joe Jones
Jury Selected in Caril Fugate Murder Trial
Lincoln Nebraska jury chosen for Caril Fugate 15 to face first degree murder charges linked to Charles Starkweather killing Robert Jensen 17. Defense plans to have Caril testify claiming Starkweather forced her to accompany him during a murderous spree.
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Caril
Lincoln
Neb
UPI
Caril Fugate
Charles Starkweather
Starkweather
Rob
Robert Jensen
John McArthur
Nebraska Supreme Court
Jensen
Surprised by Write-In Campaign Amid Board Race
Wayne Marston denied any knowledge of a write-in plan against two incumbent Washington County supervisors. He said he would not seek office and spoke of friendship with Lloyd Walker and Charles Ashby. Lorene Cupp, the other named candidate, was unavailable for comment. The report linked the write-in drive to the county home supervisor dismissal of Mr. Cupp, a matter the board said required immediate action for resident care. The principals and organizers gave no explanation for the campaign’s origin.
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Elmer Scheele
Caril
Starkweather
McArthur
Catspaw
Washington County Board of Supervisors
Wayne Marston
Board of Supervisors
Marston
Lloyd Walker
Charles Ashby
Cupp
Evening Journal
Senior Class Prepares Annual Play at Washington High
Washington High seniors rehearse for The Remark able Incident as Carsons Corner to be staged Friday Nov 14 at 8 p m in the high school. Tickets go on sale Oct 29 with senior class handling sales. Reserved seats later at Phillips Drug Store. Director is Daryl Schultz. The Remarkable Incident at Carson Corner aired on Studio One CBS and is adapted from Reginald Rose's TV show.
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Washington High School
Carsons Corner
Phillips Drug Store
Carson Corner
Studio One
CBS
Reginald Rose
West Virginia mine blasts kill 35. two consecutive disasters
Twelve men died at the Burton mine near Craigsville on Tuesday after a wall of fire blocked passages. Twenty two perished at the Bishop mine near the Virginia line on Monday, as investigators cite gas ignition. Survivors were rushed to hospital while officials confirm multiple deaths and missing workers.
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Richwood
W. Va
UPI
West Virginia
Burton
Ogleby-North Coal Co
Craigsville
Bishop
Pocahontas Fuel Co
Virginia Border
Charles Ferguson
United Mine Workers Safety
United States
Bishop Mine
William Tucker
Paul Davis
Sacred Heart Hospital
Crawford Wilson
Harrison Carter
Boys Swim Classes Start Saturday at Washington YMCA
A new series of semi-private swimming lessons for boys begins Saturday at the Washington YMCA. Targeted at non swimmers over six, the eight session course costs $3 and meets at 11:15 a.m. each Saturday. Reserve your place by contacting the YMCA promptly.
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Washington Ymca
YMCA
Richland Junior Class to Stage The Nervous Wreck Play
Richland high junior class presents The Nervous Wreck a hotel set comedy Friday Oct 31. Lead roles go to Diana Peterson and Jim Neff with a large student cast and Mrs John H. King directing. Special numbers by Tom Duden and the music department accompany the acts.
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Diana Peterson
Cynthia
Jim Neff
Jimmie
Grace Pepper
Mrs. Higgins
Connie Derby
Alice
Milford Watson
Eddie
John Hinshaw
Althea
Keith Thomas
Ivan
Mary Swartzwelter
Madam X
Raymond Fulton
Ralph
Karen Erwin
Gladys
Richard Harras
J. M. Burr
Mary Ann Robinson
Tildy Mae
John H. King
Tom Duden
Murray Says GOP Earned Safety Mark
LEON Iowa UPI William G Murray Republican candidate accuses Gov Herschel Loveless of stealing credit for Iowa safety gains while claiming Loveless appointed Russell Brown as acting safety commissioner in desperation Murray says Brown was brought in as an assistant and the safety department was built by Republicans including Fire Marshal Ed Herron Highway Patrol Chief David Herrick and Donavan Day of the automobile dealers division
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Iowa
Murray
Brown
Ed Herron
Iowa Highway Patrol
David Herrick
Donavan Day
Automobile Dealers Division
Michigan Athletes In Gambling Ring
Two University of Michigan athletes Tony Rio and Jack Lewis and four other students faced arraignment in a $10,000-a-week football card gambling ring. Rio and Lewis, both of Chicago, were released on $150 bonds with innocent pleas entered. John Miller of Detroit did not appear. trials set for Rio Nov 20 and Lewis Nov 19, with others slated for November 12 or 13. Jury selection on Nov 5. All seven charged with illegal occupation, a misdemeanor.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
UPI
University of Michigan
Tony Rio
Jack Lewis
Chicago
Francis O’brien
John Miller
Detroit
O'Brien
Rio
Lewis
Ann Arbor
John Dobson
Mike Dodgson
Grand Rapids
Mich
Nick Mitea
Ecorse
Carl Riseman
Durwood Collins
Houston
Tex
China Fishing Fleet Increased Despite Reds Bombardment
Nationalist China announced a larger commercial fishing fleet for the Matsu Islands funded partly by U S aid. Eleven mechanized sampans were launched for Matsu as Reds intensify fortifications opposite Quemoy and Matsu with thousands of soldiers observed at fortification sites nearby.
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Taipei
UPI
China
Matsu Islands
Matsu
Chiang Kai-shek
Quemoy
U.S
Matsu Sea
Nationalist Defense Ministry
Quemoy Islands
Matsu_ Isanas
New Gas Tax Law Reduces Iowa Revenue Net
Iowa lawmakers 1957 changes to the gas tax are projected to lower revenues despite no rate change. The Legislative Research Bureau cites 44 differences affecting taxation and enforcement, with some effects reducing tax intake and others increasing penalties and distributor fees. The report questions legality of charging treasurer's office salaries to the gas tax division and notes broader control loss over bulk transporters.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
Iowa Legislative Research Bureau
M.L. Abrahamson
General Office
George Stewart Speaks at Ys Men Meeting
George Stewart presented colored slides from his trip to Europe and Russia at the Y's Men regular meeting in the YMCA community room. The discussion covered the Y's Men's involvement in the annual city Halloween party and convention expenses for Gene Tucker and Don Minick from the club's international convention attendance.
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George Stewart
Europe
Russia
Washington Y's Men
Mr. Stewart
Y's
YMCA
Y’s
City
Gene Tucker
Don Minick
Iowa Outlook Shows Warm, Dry Five-Day Forecast
United Press International reports continued fair weather in Iowa with little temperature change through Thursday. Lows tonight from 28 to 34, highs Thursday 58 to 65, and cooler northeast Friday. Five-day forecast calls for continued dryness with temperatures averaging 5 to 10 degrees above normal and a warming trend Friday and Saturday. Highs in the 50s and lows in the 30s expected thereafter.
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Iowa
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