Restrictions On Castro For Visit To New York
The United States imposes travel limits on Cuban Premier Fidel Castro during his United Nations stay. Castro must not leave Manhattan Island and should live near the UN headquarters for safety, along with similar restrictions applied to Khrushchev, Kadar, and other leaders.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Fidel Castro
Nikita Khrushchev
United Nations
Christian A. Herter
Castro
Khrushchevy
Manhattan Island
U.N
East River
Herter
New York
Khrushchev
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Tito
Manhattan
State Department
Janos Kadar
Kadar
Francis E. Walter
D-Pa
House Committee On UnAmerican
Iron Curtain
Membership Drive By N. F. C. Here Monday
National Farmers Organization area members are set to meet at the 4H building on the local fairgrounds at noon Monday September 19 to kick off a county wide membership drive. Members will tour the county in the afternoon and an organizational meeting for current and prospective members follows at the fairgrounds 4 H building that evening.
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National Farmers Organization
Growing Farmer Organization
Fairgrounds
NFO
Peale group seeks Catholic Church endorsement for Kennedy stand
A Protestant group led by Dr Norman Vincent Peale urged the Roman Catholic Church to endorse Senator John F. Kennedy on the religious issue. The Citizens for Religious Freedom said Kennedy’s disavowal of religious influence was reassuring but questioned its acceptance by his church. The group called on Catholic authorities to back Kennedy against an ambassador to the Vatican, unconstitutional aid to parochial schools, and a boycott of public schools.
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Washington
UPI
Norman Vincent Peale
John F. Kennedy
Citizens For Religious Freedom
Kennedy
Houston
Tex
White House
Peale
Vatican
Turkey Producers To Hold Meeting Tonight
A district turkey producers meeting is scheduled for tonight at 7 in the community room of the local YMCA. Raisers from southeastern Iowa are expected to attend with sponsorship from the Iowa Turkey Federation and Iowa State University staff and turkey raisers as speakers.
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YMCA
Southeastern
Iowa
Iowa Turkey Federation
Iowa State University
University At
Ames
Senior Citizens to Meet at YMCA Friday Afternoon
Cloud Willits of Washington announced that the first fall and winter Senior Citizens meeting will be held at the YMCA on Friday afternoon at 2 o clock. It will mark the start of the season's regular weekly gatherings.
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Cloud Willits
Washington
YMCA
YMCA Announces Dance and Swim Lessons for Youths
Local YMCA announces a new dance class taught by Dean Garrett starting Saturday 5:30 to 7:30 for social, square, and folk dances through November 19. Limited to 40 youths, with fees 3 for members and 4 for non members. Semi private swim lessons begin Monday at 4 with 5 pm session and a 5 pm intermediate class for swimmers 30 feet or more. Additional beginner sessions on Saturday 2:30 and 3:30. For kindergarten through second grade boys. Fee 3 for the series.
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YMCA
Dean Garrett
Lumumba Appeals Army as Congo Sees New Domination Threat
Congolese Premier Patrice Lumumba urged unity and warned that enemies seek a new domination through an international trusteeship. He spoke on Radio Leopoldville after parliamentary approval of unlimited powers, while tensions with President Kasavubu and UN forces persisted.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
UPI
Patrice Lumumba
Lumumba
United Nations
Congo
Joseph Kasavubu
Leopoldville
Mumba
Kasavubu
Senate
Radio
Jean Bolikango
Joseph Leo
United Nations Command
Tragedy in Columbus Junction As 22-Year-Old Alfred Hall Dies
A Columbus Junction resident Alfred Hall 22 was killed when his car rear ended a slow turning Eclipse Lumber Company truck on highway 92 east of the town between 8 30 and 9 this morning. Pat Boyd 21 driver of the truck was uninjured. Funeral arrangements are pending with Stacy Funeral Home. Authorities NC noted the crash.
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Columbus Junction
Alfred Hall
Floyd Hall
Stacy Funeral Home
Pat Boyd
Near
Columbus
Hall
Louisa County
Raymond McCulley
Wapello
Macmillan may attend United Nations General Assembly
UPI reports Prime Minister Harold Macmillan may travel to the United Nations General Assembly. President Eisenhower will personally present a program of specific proposals to the UN on September 22, likely addressing disarmament and East West issues. Khrushchev arrives in New York for the session, which begins September 20.
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London
UPI
Harold Macmillan
United Nations General Assembly
Washington
Eisenhower
United Nations
Nikita
Khrushchev
General Assembly
U.N
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Fisenhower
Kremlin
New York
County Group Votes Another Purchase For Hospital
A special Health Improvement Association of Washington County meeting at Washington County Hospital, led by administrator Norman Jenson and with Robert Stevenson present, approved funding to buy cubicle curtains to improve ward privacy. The group will meet December 8 for its annual luncheon.
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Health Improvement Association of
Washington County
Washington County Hospital
Norman Jenson
Robert Stevenson
Washington
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Crawfordsville
Surviving a Fiery Crash Electra 361 at LaGuardia
American Airlines Flight 361 crash at LaGuardia ends with all 76 aboard escaping as the Electra cartwheels and erupts in flames. Captain Pangburn says a gust tipped the wing while stewardesses Gilligan and Fleming help evacuate passengers. six hospitalized with minor burns.
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Boston
St. Louis
American Airlines
LaGuardia
S.E. Pangburn
St Louis Girl Survives Fire as Flight Damages Reported
A passenger describes escaping from a flaming aircraft seat belt snag while hanging upside down after the crash. Hilde Wulfing, 13, of St Louis, was en route home from Maine with her grandparents and recalls grabbing her belt as flames and smoke filled the cabin. Other young travelers were involved and some hit their heads in the ordeal. The account continues on Page 3.
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Bayside
Margaret Fleming
London
England
Donna
Donna Gilligan
Miss Fleming
Flushing Hospital
William Krieg
American
Boston
Miss Gilligan
Park Forest
Ill
St. Louis
Hilde Wulfing
Maine
Benefit Jalopy Race Set at Junction Track for Moffitt Fund
The Louisa County Fair Association and MVSC Racing Club plan a benefit jalopy race in Columbus Junction on Saturday night, Sept. 24. Time trials start at 6:30 followed by races to raise funds for Charlie Moffitt, burned at the Junction track on Aug. 20 and hospitalized in Iowa City. Admission is 1 dollar for adults, children free.
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Columbus Junction
Louisa County Fair Association
Mvsc Racing Club
Charlie Moffitt
Moffitt
Junction
Childrens Hospital
Iowa City
Riverside Girl Hurt In Bicycle Collision
A 10 year old Riverside girl was injured in a bicycle collision with a car driven by Janet Gilroy on Highway 22 in Riverside. The girl, Kathy Wingler, was transported to Mercy Hospital Iowa City with a chipped wrist and possible head injuries. The accident occurred about 5 30 PM as Gilroy turned into a gas station driveway to pick up her father from work. Wingler attends Riverside School as a fifth grade student.
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Riverside
Kathy Wingler
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Wingler
Highway 22
Janet Gilroy
Jets Crash Over Atlantic Ocean near Shannon Airfield
Two U.S. Air Force B47 bombers collided in flight about 250 miles off Ireland. One crashed into the sea with presumed crew casualties, the other landed at Shannon Airport with a damaged engine. Captain John Brennan guided the crippled craft. two crewmembers, Richard Gowski and John Carnochan, were unharmed. Rescue and search crews scoured the rough seas as an investigation began.
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Shannon
Ireland
UPI
Atlantic Ocean
United States
John Brennan
Evansville
Ind
Richard Gowski
Chicago
John Carnochan
Danville
N.J
Brennan
Air Force
RAF
Cornwall
London
Transcanada
3Rd Air Force
Plattsburg, N.Y. Air Force
Brize Norton Base
England
Barents Sea
Church Groups Plan Watermelon Feed at Sunset Park
Two groups from the Christian Church will host a watermelon feed at Sunset Park Thursday at 6 30 pm. The Chi Rho and CYF groups will meet at the church just before 6 50 to arrange transportation for those needing rides to the park.
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Christian Church
Sunset Park
Chi-Rho
Rev Fred L Penny speaks at Y's Men program noting Shorter Chapel anniversary
Rev Fred L Penny, pastor of AME churches in Washington and Iowa City, spoke to the Y's Men on South Avenue C. He said Shorter Chapel will observe its hundredth anniversary in April 1961, once the largest AME church in Iowa with a 200-member congregation. He recalled its famed church dinners, music and preaching, referenced the sit‑in movement, urged U S leadership for racial tolerance, and closed with the spiritual Down By the River Side, receiving a standing ovation.
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Fred L. Penny
Washington
Iowa City
Y's Men’s Club
Shorter
South Avenue C
Penny
America
Weather outlook for Iowa with scattered showers and cooler Friday
United Press International reports cloudy and warmer tonight with scattered showers and thunderstorms in eastern and central Iowa. Expect decreasing clouds and cooler temperatures Thursday with highs in the 60s and lows 55 to 60. Fragments mention possible showers Friday and a five day forecast showing temperatures 7 to 9 degrees below normal, highs mid to upper 60s to around 70, with 40s to 60s lows and 0.35 to 0.30 inches of precipitation tied to Friday and Saturday showers.
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Iowa
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United Arab Republic
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U.S
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Sen
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Lyndon Johnson
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API
Richard M. Nixon
San Francisco
Pacific Northwest
Pangburn
Burnham, Mass
Fred Penny
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