Democrats Predict Passage of Trade Bill in Senate
Senate Democrats said they had the votes to resist protectionist moves and pass a liberal trade bill sought by President Kennedy. Debate was set to begin on Monday after the House approved extending the Reciprocal Trade Act to 1967. The measure would grant the president broad tariff-cutting powers and strengthen U S ties with the Common Market.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Kennedy
Senate Finance Committee
United States
Glenn Defends NASA Role Amid Teapot Tempest
Astronaut John Glenn rejects the notion of a space program crisis, saying he will support Walter Schirra and stay involved as liaison in California. Schirra criticizes timing and a 40 minute blackout during Scott Carpenter’s orbit, while Gilruth and NASA leadership emphasize Glenn’s ongoing place in the program.
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Houston
UPI
John Glenn
Walter Schirra
Glenn
Schirra
Gilruth
Robert
NASA
Wally
California
Earth
Scott Carpenter
Carpenter
NFO Officials Bet On Week Of Turning Points
In Chicago the National Farmers Organization warns of a decisive week as it presses the fight to win equitable prices for family farmers. Packers recall hundreds of workers across the Midwest while hog and cattle markets show price drops amid the campaign to keep livestock off markets. Major plants in Iowa, Nebraska and Missouri resume operations with recalls and partial reopenings as the action unfolds.
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Chicago
UPI
National Farmers Organization
Midwest Packers
NFC
Oren Lee Staley
Rea
Midwest
Omaha
Neb
Sioux Falls
S.D
Department of Agriculture
Cleo Nichols
Wilson Co
Kansas City
Albert Lea
Jacob E. Decker
Mason City
Iowa
Armour and Co
Dubuque (Iowa
Funeral Monday for Earl L. Smith 79
Earl L. Smith 79 lifelong farm resident of seven miles north of Washington died Friday September 14 1962 at Mercy Hospital Iowa City due to a heart condition Funeral services set for Monday 2 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home with Rev Charles B Hawkins officiating Burial in Elm Grove Cemetery He was born February 1 1883 to Ezra Huntley and Eugenia Danner Smith and married Nina Bartholomew June 14 1906 Surviving are his wife four children nine grandchildren and a brother
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Washington
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Smith
Jones Funeral
Charles B. Hawkins
Elm Grove
Mr. Smith
Washington County
Ezra Huntley
Eugenia Danier Smith
Washington Academy
Nina Bartholomew
Cloyd
Una) Cornick
Fairfield
Jean Smith
Arlington, Va
Frederic Smith
Cleveland Heights
Ohio
Rutherford
Esther) Poats
Falls Church
Walter E. Smith
Heart Attack Fatal To Richmond Resident
Richmond resident Paul Kern aged 71 died Friday evening at his home after a heart attack. He was born near Richmond on April 11 1891 and married Hilda Kos on June 1 1929. Survivors include his widow a son David of Richmond three brothers Ed Anthony Hubert and two sisters Mrs Glen Kallaus and Carrie Kern. Funeral services are set for Monday at 10 a.m. at Holy Trinity Church Richmond with burial in Richmond Cemetery. Burial arrangements are handled by Peterseim Funeral Home of Kalona. Prayer services are scheduled at the funeral home Sunday evening at 7 30 and 8 p.m.
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Paul Kern
Richmond
Holy Trinity Church
William Snell
Peterseim
Mr. Kern
William
Mary Keifer Kern
Hilda Kos
David
Anthony
Hubert
Iowa City
Glen Kallaus
Carrie Kern
Washington County Hosts Christmas Seal Workshop in Amana
Washington County volunteers attended a district Christmas Seal workshop in Amana along with 34 counties. The Iowa Tuberculosis and Health Association led four Iowa sessions to update county groups on campaign techniques and year round health programs. Attendees included co chairs Mrs Ray Glover and Mrs Charles Crull and township chairs Mrs Lillian Maxwell Mrs Dean Luers and Mrs George Koehler.
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Washington County
Amana
Iowa
Iowa Tuberculosis and Health Association
Ray Glover
Charles Crull
Lillian Maxwell
Dean Luers
George Koehler
Polio Vaccine Decision Studied by UPI Report
The Polio Advisory Committee met behind closed doors in Washington to decide whether the U S live Sabin oral vaccine program should be held up following four Canadian polio cases after vaccination. Officials said U S inoculation would continue pending the committee's six hour review and that Sabin's program would stay in use for emergencies.
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UPI
U.S
Luther L. Terry
Canada
Public Health Service
PHS
Terry
United States
Chicago
Sabin
J. Waldo Monteith
Ottawa
Albert Sabin
London
Queen Mary
New York
Soybean Variety Plot Meeting Announced in Washington County
Nine soybean varieties Chippewa Blackhawk Harosey Hawkeye Lindarin Adams Ford Shelby and Clark will be shown at a field day on September 19 1:15 to 3:00 pm at the Paul Escher farm Bush Corner northeast of the crossroads two miles north of the Highway 1 92 junction in Washington County County Extension Director Jim Frier announced Farmers may compare maturity and lodging while diseases and other factors will be discussed The event is sponsored by the Washington County Extension Service with Frank Patterson and Paul Escher cooperating.
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Kalona
Washington
Jim Frier
Paul Escher
Bush Corner
Washington County
Frier
Adams
Ford
Shelby
Clark
Washington County Extension Service
Frank Patterson
Defense Education Funds Boost Washington Junior High Science
Federal Title III aid of 2875.70 dollars will upgrade science teaching at Washington Community School District. Supt. John V. Phleger submitted program details and goals, with new equipment such as a mercury barometer planetarium aquarium and projection gear for meteorology astronomy geology and biology courses.
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Washington Community
John V. Phleger
Washington
Congress weighs two versions of United Nations bond bill
House and Senate differ on how the United States would finance a possible 200 million bond issue for the United Nations. Democratic leaders seek White House and State Department input on authority and ensure nonpayment by some members is not forced. If no accord, a House Senate conference will draft a final bill.
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House
United Nations
Kennedy
U.S
U.N
West pleased but cautious as Berlin armored car concession ends
Western Allies welcomed the Soviet decision to cease transporting guards in armored cars to the Soviet War Memorial in the British sector. The move, using a bus, followed an Allied order and marked a second concession in 10 days after earlier limits near Checkpoint Charlie. Western officials warned of possible Soviet attempts to save face with new provocations, while West Berliners hailed the shift back to buses as a victory.
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UPI
Berlin Wall
West Berlin
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East Berlin
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Erbe outlines bold Iowa growth plan at Des Moines luncheon
Governor Norman A. Erbe told the Tobacco Distributors of Iowa convention that Iowa can have an unlimited future. He described a unified planning program addressing urban development, farm economy, resources, education and health, and urged creating an industrial financing authority and ambassadors at large. He cited about 1,800 new jobs this year from 16 new plants and 21 expansions, asserting Iowa's industrial development is expanding.
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Des Moines
UPI
Norman A. Erbe
Ilowa Development Commission
Erbe
Iowa
Jowa
Two Jet Fighters Collide and Crash Over Dallas Lake
Two jet fighters collided during simulated landing maneuvers near Dallas and plunged into Mountain Creek Lake. Both pilots died: 1st Lt. George A. Tedlie of Arlington Texas and 1st Lt. Alexander P. Langdon of Beaufort South Carolina. One jet was Navy F8U and the other Air National Guard F86L. The Navy plane circled the base. the Guard jet struck in midair during a simulated approach.
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Dallas
UPI
George A. Tedlie
Arlington
Tex
Marine Corps
Alexander P. Langdon
Beaufort
S.C
Air National Guard
Dallas Naval Air Station
National Guard
Navy
Don Miracle
Tedlie
Central Airlines
University of Houston
Mountain Creek Lake
Dale Caldwell Heads Red Cross Fund Drive
Dale Caldwell of Washington is named 1963 chairman for the Washington County Red Cross fund drive. He has begun preliminary work for the annual drive set for early October. The drive will not be held in Washington city due to the Community Chest.
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Washington
Washington County
Red Cross
Dwight Bode
Caldwell
City of
Blame Gas For 10 Deaths At Villa
Tokyo police said a financier and nine others died of carbon monoxide poisoning at a villa near Mt. Fuji before a fire destroyed the building. Autopsies found CO poisoning, ruled out mass suicide and foul play.
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Tokyo
UPI
Mt. Fuji
Two More Break-Ins Reported In Washington
Two break-ins occurred in Washington during the night. The Washington Lumber and Fuel offices on North Marion and Horse Feed and Grain on North Avenue B were entered. Small cash was taken from the latter, with $1.00 in dimes and nickels removed from the cash drawer.
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Washington
Washington Lumber and Fuel
North Marion
North Avenue B
Lumber Company
Feed Company
Weather Outlook for Iowa Turns Warmer with Showers
Considerable cloudiness tonight and Sunday with scattered showers and thunderstorms mainly in the south, west, and extreme south on Sunday. Temperatures show little change overall with lows in the 60s tonight and highs in the 80s Sunday. Monday sees decreasing clouds west and scattered showers east, with mild conditions continuing.
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Iowa
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