Erbe Urges Kennedy Action on C N W Railway Strike
Iowa Governor Norman A. Erbe telegrams President Kennedy urging continued efforts to resolve the Chicago and North Western strike and halt the M&STL lockout. Iowa Commerce Commission pushes NW to resume M&STL service amid widespread complaints and economic hardship.
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Des Moines
UPS
Iowa
Norman A. Erbe
Kennedy
Chicago & North Western Railway
North Western
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Erbe
Chicago and North Western
Midwest
Minneapolis & St Louis Railway
The
M&stl
John Murray
Fort Dodge
Interstate Commerce Commission
Murray
Heineman
Iowa Commerce Commission
Claude E. Davis
Three Fined for Speeding on South Iowa Ave
Three drivers were fined after being clocked speeding on a South Iowa Ave speed timer set up by city police between 4 and 5:30 p.m. Evelyn Conklin of Marion paid 11 dollars, Eldon Boswell of Mt. Pleasant 10 dollars, and Ledra Kauffman of Wayland 14 dollars plus costs, by Justice Glenn Holden.
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South
Iowa Ave
Evelyn Cathrine Conklin
Marion
Eldon Eugene Boswell
Mt. Pleasant
Ledra Duane Kauffman
Wayland
Justice of the Peace
Glenn B. Holden
Washington
Missionary to Speak at Mennonite Churches in Iowa
WELLMAN Addona Nissley on furlough from Puerto Rico will speak at Wellman Mennonite Church on Sunday at 9 30 a m He will also speak at Daytonville Mennonite at 4 30 a m and at 7 30 p m Sunday evening at East Union Mennonite Kalona The Nissleys earlier served in Puerto Rico 1949 50 then studied at Goshen College and Biblical Seminary before returning to Puerto Rico in 1956 as Mennonite missionaries During this furlough they reside in Goshen Indiana and he continues seminary studies.
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Wellman
Addona Nissley
Puerto Rico
Wellman Mennonite
Daytonville Mennonite
East Union Mennonite
Kalona
Nissleys
Mennonite Church
States
Goshen College and Biblical Seminary
Nissley
Mennonite Board of Missions and Charities
Goshen
Ind
East German Editorials Boast U S Must Leave Berlin
East German People’s Army asserts the United States will concede Berlin rights to the Soviet bloc. A border guard and two East Germans cross into the American sector amid rising Berlin tensions.
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People's Army
Berlin
Republicans Propose Formosa Style Cuba Power Authorization
GOP leaders urged Congress to adopt a Formosa type resolution authorizing the president to use troops in the Cuban crisis if necessary. They said the measure should be drafted with the White House and possibly include all of Latin America, while urging calm and unity against Soviet arms buildup. Democrats accused Republicans of reckless politics over Kennedy policy.
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Washington
Upi
Congress
Kennedy
Senate
House
GOP
Everett M. Dirksen
Charles A. Halleck
Ind
Lyndon B. Johnson
John A. McCormack
Formosa
Eisenhower
China
Pescadores Islands
United States
Halleck
Cuba
Latin America
White House
Dirksen
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minn
Nikita Khrushchev
U.S
Berlin
Europe
Khrushchev
West
Livestock Prices Rise Amid Farmer Protest and Layoffs
Across 16 states the National Farmers Organization pushed an all-out action to lift prices as hog and cattle receipts fell. In Iowa packinghouses including Decker and Wilson and Co planned layoffs totaling over 600 workers due to a livestock shortage, with hog prices steady to up 25 cents and interior markets seeing declines.
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Chicago
UPI
National Farmers Organization
NFO
Midwest
Mason City
Iowa
Decker Packing Co
Decker
Armour and Co
NFC
Iawn
Wilson and Co
Chicaco
Cedar Rapids
Omaha
Neb
Albert Lea, Minn
Kansas City
Bath Packing Co
Waterloo
John
Columbus Community School enrolls 856 students this year
A total of 856 students enroll in the Columbus Community School for the new year, up from 845 last year. Classes are held in Cotter, Conesville, and Columbus Junction elementary buildings with a new high school building in Columbus Junction. Robert Hedemann serves as superintendent with 48 faculty members.
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Columbus Junction
Columbus Community School
Cotter
Conesville
Robert Hedemann
Repairs On Lake Darling Dam To Lower Water Level
Lake Darling will be drawn down four to five feet for two to three weeks to repair the dam footings. Fishermen will face disruption, but cooler weather may improve fishing once water levels recover. If moisture arrives soon the lake could return to normal before winter and be back to normal by spring opening.
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Lake Darling
Lake Darling State Park
Minor Two Car Collision In Washington Causes Small Damages
Two Washington residents collided at the North Second and East Third corner. Mrs. Janet Bauer was fined $10 and costs for failure to yield the right of way. Mrs. Carolyn Gardner’s 1960 car incurred about $100 in damage and Bauer’s approximately $50. No injuries. Accident occurred at 11:55 Thursday morning.
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Carolyn Elaine Gardner
Janet Marie Bauer
Washington
North Second
East Third
Bauer
Justice of the Peace
Glenn Holden
Gardner
Bauer Auto
Remodeling Underway At Sueppel's Station
Remodeling is underway at Sueppel's Service Station on North Iowa Avenue with a product line shift to Cities Service items. Owner Leo J. Sueppel, with 28 years in Washington business, operates the station with his son Leo J. Sueppel Jr. A grand opening date will be announced soon.
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Sueppel’s
Sueppel
Iowa Avenue
Cities
Leo J. Sueppel
Washington
Leo J. Sueppel Jr
Shipping Of Cuban Arms Draws NATO Alarm
The United States asked several NATO allies to prevent their commercial ships from carrying Soviet goods to Cuba. Since mid July about 60 ships sailed from Soviet ports to Cuba, including 25 Soviet owned. Greece Norway Britain and West Germany were approached in Paris to curb chartered vessels aiding the Cuban trade.
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Washington
UPI
United States
NATO
Cuba
Kennedy
Russia
State Department
U.S
Paris
NATO Council
NATO Committee
Europe
Greece
Norway
Britain
West Germany
Former Brighton Man Dies in South Dakota
Ivar Nord 71 a former Brighton bakery operator died September 5 in Mitchell South Dakota hospital. Born in Sweden he was married to Bessie Arnold of Brighton and survived by his wife and three sons Wendell Washington Bernard California and Albert at home. Funeral rites set for 2 p.m. Monday at Gould Funeral Home Brighton with burial Hillcrest Cemetery. Body arriving Monday morning.
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Brighton
Ivar Nord
Mitchell
South Dakota
Mr. Nord
Sweden
Bessie Arnold
Wendell
Washington State
Bernard
California
Albert
Gould
Hillcrest Cemetery
Kennedy asks Congress to authorize 150000 reserve call up
President Kennedy asked Congress to grant authority to call up to 150,000 of the armed forces ready reserve amid Berlin and Cuba tensions. The bill would allow activation during adjournment or next session, with limits of 12 months and protections for last year's involuntary draftees.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Congress
Berlin
Cuba
House
Senate
Wall
Pentagon
Reserve
National Guard
Capitol Hill
Richard B. Russell
Senate Armed Services Committee
Georgia Democrat
Leverett Saltonstall
Mass
GOP
Armed Services Committee
Defense
Robert S. Mee-Namara
Girls survive crash after parents killed in California mountains
In Big Bear California six year old Julie and eight year old Laurie Clark survived three days stranded beside a crashed plane after their parents William and Jacqueline Clark were killed. Julie described staying with her injured sister and seeking water and warmth while awaiting rescue.
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Big Bear
Calif
UPI
Laurie
Julie Clark
TraveLodge Corp
William R. Clark
Jacqueline
la Mesa
Scott King
Trave Lodge
Julie
San Bernardino
Mommy
Daddy
Littl
Johnson meets Pope as tour ends in Rome
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson wraps up a 17 day six nation goodwill trip with a 45 minute audience at the Vatican. He presents Pope John XXIII a silver Telstar satellite replica and describes the talk as inspiring and affable. The Pope stresses ignorance and poverty as enemies of social justice.
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Rome
UPI
Lyndon B. Johnson
Washington
John XXIII
Johnson
Lady Bird
Lynda Bird
Air Force
Vatican Palace
Vatican
Pope John
Preliminary approval for new Peoples National Bank at Columbus Junction
HC Lowe in Columbus Junction reports a deputy comptroller of currency approval for a new national bank named Peoples National Bank of Columbus Junction. The institution will be capitalized at 250000 dollars and located in Columbus Junction.
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Columbus Jet
Columbus Junction
UPI
HC. Lowe
Washington
Peoples National Bank of
Temperatures To Run 2 To 5 Degrees Below Normal Through Wednesday
Weather says values will average 2 to 5 degrees below normal through Wednesday. Cooler Friday and Saturday precede a warming trend next week with normal highs 77 to 81 across regions.
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United Press International
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Loop
M&sti
Num
Wellman, Kalona
Poppe
East Berlin
People’s Army
Lucius D. Clay
Clay
Friedrichstrasse
Germany
Moscow
East Germany
France
Berlin Wall
Morrell and Co
Ottumwa
Columbus
Dakota
Psy
Thomas RK. Hall
Pope
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