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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1958

Page

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Perfect Weather Draws 15 000 To State Field Day

A crowd estimated 15 000 to 20 000 along three Washington County farms watched the State Conservation Field Days and Plowing Matches. Lawrence Huber won the level land championship, Art Raisch took the contour title, and about 20 000 cubic yards of earth were moved with 80 rods of gullies grassed and a mile of terrace built.

Washington Bill Murray Fred Schwengel Iowa U. S. House of Representatives Herschel Loveless Washington County Lawrence Huber Rippey Art Raisch Chapin Spera Strum Shalla William Murray Herb Plambeck Kay Klingaman Waterloo HM Boersma Ralph Rock Inwood Adam Schwab Sheil Rock Owen Jorgesen Guthrie Center Wayne ‘Thompson Moravia Marius Rickertson Bryant Ison Wayland Jerett Day

$64,000 Challenge Is Taken Off Television

New York United Press report says the $64,000 Challenge quiz show has been pulled from the air amid fixing allegations. Rev. Charles E. Jackson of Tullahoma Tenn testified he received an answer on a Dec 29 episode. Sponsor P Lorillard Co said fall programming will be revised for broader appeal and the show will be replaced by a CBS news special.

New York UPL Charles E. Jackson Tullahoma P. Lorillard Co CBS NBC

Truman Hits GOP Foreign Policies

Former President Harry Truman addressed 2,600 Democrats at the Midwest Democratic conference in Omaha. He denounced Republican foreign policy as deteriorating America’s prestige and emboldening Communists, urging a larger Democratic majority and a 1960 presidential win. He praised young senators including John F. Kennedy and Ralph Yarborough and referenced Estes Kefauver.

Omaha Neb UPI Harry ‘Truman America Truman Missouri Farmer John F. Kennedy Mass Ralph Yarborough Texas Estes Kefauver Tenn Nebraska Omaha Civic Auditorium

Auto Workers Hope For Ford Contract

DETROIT UPI The United Auto Workers enter weekend talks with Ford and Chrysler hoping for a contract offer before a Wednesday strike deadline. Union demands include longer unemployment benefits, a one cent raise, a cost of living pension adjustment, and company paid moving costs for jobs shifted to new plants.

Detroit UPI United Auto Workers Ford Motor Co Chrysler Corp General Motors Chrysler Ford John. Bugas UAW Walter P. Reuther

Boy 9 Found After Fleeing From Home

Newton Iowa police reported a nine year old boy missing since Friday morning was found late Friday in Reasnor Iowa. He had been seen on a bicycle and has a prior record including attempted theft and attempting to set fire to Newton business properties. The officer cited he needed to escape mounting pressures.

Newton, Iowa UPI Reasnor Iowa Newton

Samuel Miller Dies Kalona Services Set

Samuel W. Miller 77, a retired farmer and lifelong Kalona resident, died Friday at Mercy Hospital Iowa City. Services set for 1:30 p.m. Monday at Fairview Mennonite Church with officiants Morris Swartzendruber and Albert S. Miller. Burial in Upper Deer Creek Cemetery. Survivors include wife Sarah, two daughters Mrs. John J. Yoder and Mrs. Roy R. Miller, son Dr. Daniel Miller, four grandsons, and three sisters Mrs. Harvey Bender Mrs. Will S. Yoder and Mrs. Chris Helmuth, all of Kalona.

Kalona Samuel W. Miller Mercy Hospital Iowa City Fairview Mennonite Church Here Morris Swartzendruber Albert S. Miller Upper Deer Creek Yoder Mr. Miller Town County Wiliam K Anna Brenneman Miller Sarah Miller John J. Yoder Roy R. Miller Katona Daniel Miller Bellevue Josh Harvey Bender Will

Geneva Conference Ends With Call For Atomic Regulation

Five thousand atom experts from 69 nations wrapped up two weeks of talks urging an international framework to control radioactive hazards in the nuclear age. A Dutch delegation backed by researchers across Western Europe pressed for rules to minimize radiation risks and a future treaty, while the conference focused on scientific exchange and peaceful uses of atomic energy.

NEVA API Atoms For Peace Tod Royal Netherlands Academy of Sciences Regu Europe

Court asked on Faubus school closing ruling

A bellwether court ruling on the Little Rock school closure by Governor Faubus was requested with a hearing set for 9 30 a m Monday at St James Catholic Church The rosary is planned for 7 30 p m Sunday at the Jones Funeral Home

Faubus Little Rock St. James Catholic Church Jones

Quemoy Gets More Supplies Through Chinese Blockade

A UPI report from Taipei notes a U.S. escorted Chinese convoy delivered cargo to Quemoy before dawn amid heavy shelling by Red forces. Four LSMs unloaded at Liao Lu Beach for the beleaguered garrison while U.S. destroyers stayed beyond the three mile limit. A C-46 transport attempting to land passengers was forced to turn back due to a damaged airstrip. The U.S. spokesman praised the convoy as the best run yet, confirming orders to escort convoys on international waters remain unchanged.

Taipel Formosa UPI Quemoy Island U.S LSM Liao Lu Beach Quemoy U. S Liao Lu Defense Ministry Joseph Alsop Jim Bell New York Times Keyes Beech Chicago Daily News Ralph Harwood Eisenhower

Iowa Moves to Enforce Nonresident Tax Withholding

Iowa officials announce a two week probe in Davenport to enforce state nonresident income tax withholding. Leon Miller says the law has been largely voluntary since 1937, costing about half a million dollars annually, with plans for an educational campaign to spur employer compliance and clearer definitions of nonresidents.

UPI Iowa Leon Miller Davenport Miller Tax Commission George Eischeid Towa Eischeid

Eisenhower Appeals Khrushchev Over Formosa Crisis

President Eisenhower writes to Soviet premier Nikita Khrushchev urging a peaceful settlement of the Taiwan Formosa dispute and to persuade Chinese Red leaders to end military operations. He warns US forces will defend Nationalist islands and stresses negotiations to avoid force, while noting China’s aggressive actions sparked the tension.

Newport R.L UPL Eisenhower Nikita Khrushchev Taiwan Formosa United States Red China China Pescadores Islands Khower Communa Soviet Union U.S Formosa Strait Republic China Quemoy She Quemoys Dulles Mars Cretary John Foster Dulles USS

Virginia Negroes Refused Admission To Closed School

In Front Royal Virginia a group of Negro students attempted to enroll at Warren County High School which had been closed to avoid integration. Gov J Lindsay Almond Jr announced the school was removed from the public system next Monday and the board rescinded the weekend enrollment offer. About 47 pupils and parents gathered at the county courthouse while NAACP attorney Oliver Hill met privately with the school superintendent and board attorney. Hill said registration was declined due to actions by Almond and the board.

Front Royal UPD Warren County J. Lindsay Almond County School Board County Court House Oliver Hill National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Q.D. Gasque Hill Gasque Almond

Citizen Demands Injunction to Keep Schools in Session

Little Rock Governor Faubus faces court tests as he closed the city's high schools after a Supreme Court order to integrate. A citizen and fireman’s wife, Mrs. Gertie Arrett, seeks an injunction while the school board debates reopening, potentially as private schools. DOJ and NAACP may sue to force reopened schools. Central High beat West Monroe 34 straight with a 20 to 14 win Friday.

Little Rock Ark UPI Orval E. Faubus Supreme Court Gertiearrett Fabus Iit Pulaski County I Gulley Cental High Central High West Monroe Faubus Wibus

Violence Flare Up At Rock Island Farm Plant Strike

In Rock Island an unauthorized wildcat strike at International Harvester’s Farmall plant left Richard Bain wounded by a picket and Herman Gathright with a broken jaw. About 1,600 workers joined after 13 left Thursday over piecework rates, disrupting production. Police detained both men for investigation.

Rock Island, II UPD International Harvester Richard Bain Rock US Herman Gathright Rocky Island Gathright UAW UAW Local 1309 Local 1309

Weather summary from United Press Internats

Partly cloudy and warmer with light to moderate showers and a chance of thunderstorms in the extreme northwest tonight spreading east across the state. Winds turn southeast and warmer, then cooler Sunday with highs around 80 in the northwest and lower 90s in the southeast. Monday brings cooler partly cloudy skies with showers in the southeast.

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Plambeck Herbert Campbell Keith Kirkpatrick WHO Farm Department Mr. Amphet Aimworths Leya Airfield Paul Boettcher SCS Joe Knotek Riverside Oran Birkey Wellman Lawrence Miksch Shington Ainsworth Soil Conservation Service Jerry Heck Jely George Nagen Clarksville Butler County Owen Jorgensen Auto Workers Samuel Miller Geneva Franklin County Sounds Virginia Department of Justice Stephen C. Bransdorfer Clarence A. Laws Southwest NAACP Rock Island Weather United Press Internats
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