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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1961

Page

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Reinforcements Sent to Katanga

United Nations rushes planeloads of Indian Malay an Swedish troops to Katanga as casualties mount. Dag Hammarskjold flies to New York for the General Assembly while Ireland debates its 1000 trooops donation. Katanga's fate remains unsettled with Tshombe and Ileo issuing contrasting statements amid ongoing combat.

Leopoldville The Congo UPI United Nations Katanga U.N Dag Hammarskjold New York General Assembly Ireland Sean Lemass Frank Aiken Jadotville Lemass Aiken Conor Cruise O'Brien Elisabethville Moise Tshombe O Bren Tshombe

Western ministers vow no negotiation under rocket threat

Western foreign ministers close a Berlin crisis conference with strict resolve not to negotiate under Soviet rocket threats. They plan high alert military options if tensions erupt and expect Dean Rusk to press Gromyko in New York next week as a probing meeting.

Washington UPI Berlin Russia Dean Rusk Andrei Gromyko New York Nikita Khrushchev Iron Curtain Rusk Gromyko Kremlin Couve de Murville Charles de Gaulle Lord Home United Nations Moscow Heinrich von Brentano West Germany

County Men to Attend Feed Conference at ISU

Washington County feed dealers and others plan to attend the Iowa Feed Conference at Iowa State University September 22 and 23. Sponsors include Iowa State University, the Iowa Veterinary Medical Association, the Midwest Feed Manufacturers Association and the Western Grain and Feed Association. Talks cover cattle feeding, sheep, poultry, dairy cattle and bloat control, swine feeding and breeding. Tickets available for the ISU football game versus Oklahoma State. Eldon Boswell of Garner named fieldman for the Federal Land Bank Association of Mt. Pleasant.

Washington County Iowa Iowa State University Jim Frier Iowa Veterinary Medical Association Midwest Feed Manufacturers’ Association Western Grain and Feed Association Frier C. E. Summers Midwest Oklahoma State Eldon Boswell Garner Federal Land Bank Association of Mt. Pleasant WM. Boshart Des Moines Henry Washington Jefferson, Lee van Buren Boswell Ames Marilyn Dale Lonbardy

Former Turkish Officials Hanged

The military government of Turkey executed former Foreign Minister Fatin Rustu Zorlu and Finance Minister Hasan Polatkan for constitutional violations during the 1950s regime. Former Prime Minister Adnan Menderes was spared due to illness. all three, plus former President Celal Bayar, were later reported commuted to life in prison by the National Unity Committee. The trials involved 592 defendants over 11 months, with suspected hangings on Yassiada Island.

Istanbul Turkey UPI Adnan Menderes Fatin Rustu Zorlu Hasan Polatkan Menderes High Justice National Unity Committee NUC Delal Bayar Yassinda Zorlu Polatkan

German Election Campaigns End in Tight Race

West Germany races toward Sunday's election as Chancellor Adenauer and Willy Brandt end campaigns with TV addresses. Polls forecast CDU 46 percent and Socialists 38 percent, signaling a close contest and a potential moral victory for the Socialists. An assassination attempt via a mailed device to Adenauer was reported, but the chancellor spoke to a Bonn rally amid favorable crowds. Brandt addressed 30,000 in Frankfurt.

Bonn Germany UPI Konrad Adenauer Christian Democratic Party Adenauer West Berlin Willy Brandt CDU Brandt Munich Beethoven Hall Frankfurt

Japanese Cities In Path of Typhoon Nancy

Typhoon Nancy swept from southern Japan toward Tokyo and Yokohama with 104 mph winds. The NBC reported 26 dead 27 missing and 219 injured as thousands of homes were damaged or destroyed. The storm displaced more than 70 000 people from Osaka Nagoya and other industrial centers while a 10000 ton Chinese freighter Tai Hsin sent an SOS. Maj. Gen. Jean E. Engler closed all military clubs PXs theaters and snack bars until the storm subsided.

Tokyo UPI Yokohama Japan National Broadcasting Company of Japan Osaka Nagoya Tai Hsin Jean E. Engler

Six anti-Castro Cubans executed for hijack attempt in Havana

UPI reports dawn executions of six anti-C Castro Cubans after two tried to hijack an Aerovias airliner on Aug. 9. Courts also sentenced 115 others to 1 to 30 years, with four minors sent to reform school. Executions occurred in Havana Pinar del Rio and Santiago.

Havana UPI Rafael Heria Bravo Roberto Fernandez Toledo la Cabana Aerovias

YMCA Retreat Set For September 21 At Lake Darling Youth Center

YMCA members are reminded to reserve spots by 10 am Monday for the annual retreat at Lake Darling Youth Center on Thursday September 21. The event opens with a steak dinner at 6 pm, followed by a program reviewing the year’s YMCA accomplishments and plans. A panel including Gene Tucker John Owen Bus Westermark Chuck Hotle Don Kiesy and Bob Gillesby will lead discussions with attendee participation. Adjournment is set for 9 pm.

YMCA Lake Darling Keith Vetter Robert Reed YMCAA Gene Tucker John Owen Bus Westermark Chuck Hotle Don Kiesy Bob Gillesby

Washington High tickets on sale for fall football games

Season tickets for Washington High School football are on sale announced by athletic director George Chambers. Tickets cost 3 dollars and cover admission to five home games this fall. First home game vs Mt Pleasant is September 29.

Washington George Chambers Falk's Clothiers Wilson Clothing Klein Klothing Demons Mt Pleasant

Hay and straw barn burned near Washington farm

Fire destroyed a large barn on the George Sojka farm five miles southeast of Washington Friday night. More than 2,000 bales of hay and straw, plus a combine and other equipment, were gone. The cause was unclear. neighbors helped prevent spread to nearby buildings.

George Sojka Washington Sojka Farmers Mutual Insurance Farmers Mutual

First US Nuclear Tests Resume in Nevada Desert

The United States launched underground low yield nuclear tests in Nevada marking the first explosions since 1954 and 1958. President Kennedy urged Russia to negotiate a new test ban as Britain voiced support for the resumption.

Washington UPI Nevada White House United States Soviet Russia Hussia Russia Kennedy Free Nations Congress Great Britain Ber Nevada Proving Ground Pierre Salinger U.S

One Killed Two Hurt In Auto Collision Near Bridgewater

A two car crash at Iowa 92 and a county road near Bridgewater left Elwin Murray 65 Massena dead and his wife hospitalized with undetermined injuries. John Holtmeyer 14 Winterset suffered a broken nose, cuts and bruises. Murray may have had a heart attack before impact. The crash occurred just inside Adair County with Murray’s car ending in Cass County between Bridgewater and Fontanelle.

Bridgewater API Iowa 92 Elwin Murray Massena Greenfield John Holtmeyer Winterset Murray Holtmeyer Auto Adair County Cass County Here Fontanelle

City Halloween Party Planned By Local Organizations

Preliminary plans for the annual citywide Halloween party were drafted at a YMCA meeting this morning. Representatives of eight sponsoring groups attended. The event will be on October 31 for pre school to junior high students. Sponsors include Kiwanis Y's Mendatary Youth Center Chamber of Commerce YMCA YWCA and Jaycees. Washington Council of Churches members will meet Sunday September 17 at 2 p.m. in the Associate Presbyterian Church.

YMCA Kiwanis Y's Mendatary Youth Center Chamber of Commerce YWCA Jaycees Washington Council of Churches Associate Presbyterian Church

East German Race to Blame NATO for Berlin Airspace Provocation

East German communists condemned NATO members for staging provocations in East German air space after two West German F84F fighters entered West Berlin. Neues Deutschland warned of serious consequences and pressed for apologies and investigations in Bonn, Fontainebleau, and beyond.

West Berlin NATO Fontainebleau France Bonn Communist Party Neues Deutschland Berlin East German Defense Ministry Fontainebleu National Zeitung Tegel West Germany East Moscow Izvestia

ASC Community Committees Named In Washington County

Howard Lins chairs the Washington County ASC committees elected in township voting. Each panel lists chairman vice chairman and four members with alternates. The groups include Brighton Dwight Cedar Creek Dutch Creek Franklin Highland and others with numerous local residents named.

Howard Lins Washington County A.S.C Brighton Dwight Robison Robert Shelangoski Marion Robertson Earl Dickinson Larry W. Robison Cedar John Patterson Robert Pearson William Dusenbery John Duvall Robert Jones Clay Lane Morgan Alva Stone Otto Walton James Barnes Crawford Silas Finke Jr Alvin Jones Cascal Hamilton James Edgar Junior Graber Dutch Creek Leland Sheetz Francis Wright Gerald Feltz Robert Waterhouse Howard Alten Hrandt English River Clifford Small Richard Scott Lawrence Bartman Mark Koening George Zachl Franklin Frank Kleese Wilbur Wright Homer Brinning Clyde Crile Kenneth Cuddeback Highland Lewis Weber Donald Swailes Paul Beard James Soukup Merle Colton Jows Marion Thompson Ted Gerot Charlies Skubal Ed Kucera Alvin Stranski Jackson Robert Marek Lloyd Duensing Harold Strum Hubert Beranek Keith Horalume Creek FP. Latwiller Oval Norman Henry

Indian Summer Ahead for Iowans

Fine Indian summer weather is expected to remain in Iowa through Monday with temperatures around 80 degrees on Sunday. Lows near 50 nights, a warmer trend continuing Sunday as a large high pressure system over southern Illinois moves east and blocks Gulf moisture, keeping Iowa dry. The YMCA gym reopened today after fall cleaning and painting, now available for classes and activities full time.

Iowa Ilinois Rockies Gulf of Mexico Gulf YMCA

Weather Outlook With Warm Weekend Rise

Fair skies with rising temperatures through Sunday. Low tonight near 50. High Sunday near 89. Outlook for Monday sunny and warm.

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