UN Again Rejects Red China Bid at General Assembly
The General Assembly failed to seat Peiping with 56 votes for Chiang Kai-shek and 42 for Peiping, 12 abstentions. Britain and allies split on recognizing the Nationalists while India supported Peiping amid the China border war. Several nations joined the Soviet bloc in backing Moscow’s demand, with abstentions from Austria and others.
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UPI
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Russia
Chiang Kai-shek
Brazzaville
Britain
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
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Pakistan
India
Pei-ping
Sia
Peiping
Afghanistan
Algeria
Burma
Burundi
Cambodia
Ceylon
Cuba
Ethiopia
Loos
Mali
Morocco
Nepal
Sierra Leone
Somalia
Sudan
Syria
Tanganyika
Tunisia
Uganda
United Arab Republic
Yugoslavia
China
Formosa
Taiwan
Yemen
Austria
Cyprus
Iceland
Israel
Lebanon
Malaya
Netherlands
Nigeria
Portugal
Macao
Togo
Trinidad and Tobago
Propagandists Pushing Cuban Support Amid Crisis
Castro regime accelerates propaganda pushing for broad backing at home and abroad as Soviet Cuba missile bases issue looms. Raul Castro vows continued Latin American agitation while Latin leaders and exiles weigh Kennedy policy and OAS actions.
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Raul Castro
Fidel
Cuba
Caracas
Castro
U.S
Washington
U.S. State Department
Seniors Open Sale of Tickets to Class Play
Washington High School seniors began selling tickets for A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court to be staged November 15 and 16. Director Daryl Schultz says set and costumes are nearly ready as work continues this week.
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Washington High School
Daryl Schultz
Mark Twain
Will Rogers
Bing Crosby
John G. Fuller
King Arthur
Phillips Drug Store
Civil Defense Classes For Teachers Begun Here
The state education department will hold a trio of five hour Civil Defense classes for local county teachers at the new junior high building. First session starts November 15 at 4 p.m under instruction by M. M. Dockendorff. The program aims to certify teachers as civil defense instructors and later offer 12 hour public courses.
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Education Department
Dwight Bode
M. M. Dockendorff
C.J. Johnston
State Department of Public Instruction
Dads Night Friday at Case Field Washington Centerville
Fathers of Demon football players will be honored at the annual event Friday night. Dads will be introduced during half time of the Washington Centerville game at Case Field with a 7 30 p m kickoff.
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Washington Centerville
Case Field
Mrs. Perry Woods Dies at 96 in Washington
Mrs. Perry Woods, 96, longtime Washington resident, died Monday October 29, 1962 at 2 30 p m after about two years illness. Funeral 1 30 p m Wednesday at Jones Funeral Chapel with Rev Lloyd Latta. burial Elm Grove Cemetery. VFW Auxiliary to attend services. Survivors include two daughters Mrs A N Dayton and Mrs Willard Gray, three sons Ralph Claude and Howard Woods, one sister Helen Nash, 22 grandchildren 48 great grandchildren and 3 great great grandchildren. Four children preceded her in death.
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Perry Woods
Washington
Jones Funeral Chapel
Lloyd Latta
Elm Grove Cemetery
VFW
Jones Funeral Home
A.N. Dayton
Moline
Willard Gray
Ralph and
Claude Woods
Howard
Gary
Ind
Helen Nash
Hog Cholera Quarantine Placed on County Farm Herd
The state veterinarian quarantines a Washington Township hog herd southeast of Washington due to suspected hog cholera. This follows three prior quarantines in the county this year. the 21 day condition after symptoms vanish is noted. Farmers are urged to sanitize and control vehicle movement and vaccinate unvaccinated hogs.
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Washington County
Washington Township
Washington
Mr. Frier
Halloween Party At YMCA Draws About 300 Youths
About 300 youngsters are expected for the Halo ween parade and party at the YMCA in Washington Wednesday evening. The event features a preschool parade at 6 p m around the square, costume judging, pumpkin face contest, songs, movies, and a free junior high dance with the Dick Ballard Band. Local civic groups co sponsor the program including Rotary Kiwanis Ys Men Jaycees YMCA and YWCA. In Dodge City Kansas a cemetery wedding took place at Boot Hill Cemetery with Max Engroff 55 and Tommie Edwards 45 tying the knot beneath the hangman's noose as a Halloween season novelty.
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YMCA
Washington
Max Engroff
Tommie Edwards
Dodge City
Boot Hill
Washington merchants back year two of Christmas decor program
Washington Chamber of Commerce launches the second year of a three year funding plan for holiday decorations. Tom Duncan chairs the decorating committee as wiring checks and inventory proceed. Merchants pledged three year gifts last year and many already paid 1962 installments. Bill German and Cub Lehrer prepare decorations for late next month as pledge drive continues.
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Washington
Tom Duncan
Chamber of Commerce Committee
Bill German
Cub Lehrer
Chamber
India claims halt in Chinese invasion and launches limits push
Indian forces halted the Chinese drive on the eastern front and opened a limited offensive in the North East Frontier Agency. General Thapar pledged needed firepower and a resumed offensive as Nehru sought arms from the United States Britain Canada and France. India reported 2000 to 2500 dead or missing on its side with heavier Chinese losses.
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India
UPI
North East Frontier Agency
Himalayan
Jang
P.N. Thapar
Jawaharlal Nehru
United States
Britain
London
Royal Air Force
Nehru
France
Canada
U.S
Thaper
Ladakh
Peiping
Red China
Disturbances at Mississippi U Rock Campus Over Meredith
At the University of Mississippi in Oxford students shouted Yankees go home and hurled bottles eggs and firecrackers at guards protecting Negro student James H Meredith. The unrest began in the cafeteria and spread to Merediths dormitory Baxter Hall with no injuries or arrests reported.
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Oxford
Miss
UPI
University of Mississippi
Soldier Guards
James H. Meredith
Meredith
Baxter Hall
Priest shoots burglar in church rectory standoff
In Chicago a Roman Catholic priest, Rev Stephen O'Donnell 49, shot a knife-wielding burglar who entered St Patrick's Church rectory. The housekeeper Betty Walsh 36 died. cook Peggy Walsh 44 injured. burglar Larry Vernon 22 from San Antonio Texas captured after the attack.
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Chicago
UPS
Stephen O'Donnell
St. Patrick's Church
Father O'Donnell
Betty Walsh
Peggy
Larry Vernon
San Antonio
Tex
Burial at Cambrian for Henry E. Plett
Funeral services for Henry E. Plett aged 47 of Muscatine will be at First Presbyterian Church in Columbus Junction on Wednesday at 2 p.m. Burial follows in Cambrian Cemetery southwest of Columbus City. Plett died Sunday in the Veterans Hospital at Iowa City. Survived by his wife Dorothy Davis of the Cotter community.
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Henry E. Plett
Muscatine
First Presbyterian Church
Cambrian Cemetery
Columbus City
Plett
Veterans Hospital
Iowa City
Dorothy Davis
Cotter
Two Day Lifting Of Cuban Blockade And Surveillance
The United States lifted its naval blockade of Cuba and halted aerial surveillance for 48 hours at the request of Acting UN Secretary General Thant. The pause aligns with Thant’s visit to Havana to arrange for dismantling Soviet missile bases and U Thant’s party works with Fidel Castro on UN observers access.
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UPI
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Fidel Castro
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U.N
U Than
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Defense
Arthur Sylvester
Sylvester
Nikita Khrushchev
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Washington Star
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Hemisphere
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Vasily V. Kuznetsov
Adlai FE. Stevenson
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Stevenson
Khrushchev
Suday
Weather by United Press International Iown
Fair in the west with cloudiness in the east through Wednesday. Colder in the northwest and north central tonight. Northerly winds moderate to strong tonight. Lows around 35 north to 4 south. Wednesday highs in the low 60s. Thursday outlook calls for fair but cold early morning with milder daytime temperatures.
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