Kennedy Stumps In Tobacco Belt
Kennedy rallies in North Carolina assailing farm policy and Nixon for opposing Ezra Benson. He pledges a Kennedy administration to balance supply and demand, cut farm surpluses, and raise farm prices with soil and water conservation, flood control, and regional development. National issues echo in campaign swing through Greensboro and Raleigh.
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Greenville
N.C
UPI
John F Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Ezra T. Benson
Washington
Pennsylvania
Maryland
North Carolina
Greensboro
Asheville
Charlotte
Raleigh
Baltimore
Kennedy
America
Nikita Khrushchev
UN. General Assembly
New York
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Nixon
Massachusetts
Eisenhower
Benson
Lumumba Troops Drive Into Katanga
United Nations reports 800 Lumumba loyal troops crossed from southern Kivu into Katanga advancing about 25 miles toward Kongolo. At Luena in Katanga 68 civilians shot by gendarmes, heavy fighting ongoing between police and residents. Ethiopian U.N. troops defend the area. no white casualties reported.
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Elisabethville
Katanga
UPI
Congo
Patrice Lumumba
United Nations
Lumumba
Kivu
Kongolo
U.N
Luena
Bukama
Second Cuban Plane Seized for Debts
A second plane owned by the Cuban government was seized in New York over an unpaid 237000 debt to Harris & Co. Advertising. The aircraft, a Cubana flight with Aerovias charter, was seized after pilots claimed immunity, with bank accounts and Cubana offices also frozen amid ongoing U S actions toward Cuba.
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New York
UPD
Havana
Idlewild
Aerovias
Fidel Castro
U.N. General Assembly
New York Supreme Court
Cubana
Erneston
Che) Guevara
Cuban National Bank
Harris
United States
Cuba
Cubana Airlines
Queen's County
Republican rally at Washington County fairgrounds set for Sept 24
Washington County Republican Central committee sponsors a Sept 24 rally at the fairgrounds. Dr Walter Judd will speak on national issues, with no admission charged. Supporters may contribute to the campaign fund and buy reserved seats for a $1 or more donation. Notable attendees include Congressman Fred Schwengel and Senator B B Hickenlooper.
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Washington County
Republican Central Committee
Washington County Fairgrounds
Robert Everetts
Walter Judd
Minnesota
Dr. Judd
Robert Day
Washington
Iowa
Fred Schwengel
Davenport
B. B. Hicken
Fairgrounds
Ll Am
Soviet Fighters Sweep Berlin Corridor Airspace
Soviet jet fighters in large numbers crossed the Berlin air corridors today, seeking to harass Allied traffic. Reinforced squadrons used the 20 mile wide routes to fly in and out from fields along the corridors while Western aircraft carried passengers and vital supplies into West Berlin. The flights posed a definite menace to Allied planes using the three corridors linking Berlin to the West.
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Berlin
UPI
East Germany
West Berlin
District ISEA To Meet Here Tuesday
County education associations in the Southeast District of the Iowa State Education Association will meet at the Washington Ingh School next Tuesday September 20 for a conference to plan the year’s activity. Ray Nyhan Marshalltown president of the state association and Dr John H Starie NAEs field services coordinator headline a list of speakers. County superintendents will also attend.
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Iowa State Education Association
Ingh
Washington
ISEA
National Education Association
Ray Nyhan
Marshalltown
State Association
John H. Starie
Nyhan
Anson
Ray Bryan. Ames
Esther Farrow
Sigourney
National Association
Charles F. Martin
Des Moines
Orville Amosson
Washington Junior High School
Ottumwa
Wil Preside
Appanoose
Clinton
Davis
Henry
Iowa
Jefferson
Johnson
Pacifists barred from Polaris submarine commissioning
Nine pacifists from Chicago attempted to board the Polaris firing submarine Robert E Lee at Newport News Virginia during the planned commissioning. They were blocked by security with no arrests. Spokesman Neil Haworth said they seek to pierce public apathy on the arms race and plan continued nonviolent action.
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Newport News
UPI
Robert FE. Lee
U.S
Neil Haworth
Chicago
Coast Guard
Lumumba May Have Been Shot at Roadblock Near Leopoldville
Rumors spread that Premier Patrice Lumumba was killed while attempting to pass a roadblock about three miles from Leopoldville. Mobutu has seized power and ordered Soviet Czech and other socialist embassies to close, with diplomats leaving for unknown destinations as U.N. protection winds down.
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Leopoldville
UPI
Patrice Lumumba
United Nations
Lumumba
Congo Republic
Joseph Mobutu
Mobutu
Mikhail D. Yakovlev
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Stanleyville
U.N
Congo
Plan Swimming Dance Classes at YMCA Enroll Now
Boys and girls are urged to register for YMCA swimming and dancing lessons. Dancing for seventh and eighth graders begins this evening with two hour sessions Saturdays through November 19 under Dean Garrett. Fees 4 for non members 2 for YMCA members. Swim lessons for boys in grades one to three start Monday afternoons through November 7 with choices of Monday Wednesday or Saturday. Fees 3 for eight one hour lessons. Classes cover intermediate and beginner levels.
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YMCA
Dean Garrett
UN Assembly Schedules Emergency Session In Congo Crisis
United Nations Security Council convenes an emergency assembly tonight as seven members vote to overturn veto under the unity for peace rule. The session, amid Cold War tensions, may see Khrushchev and Hammarskjold address Congo aid and disarmament issues with Russia opposing the move.
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United Nations NY
Univer
Russia
United States
Ss Union
Red
U.N
Congo
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Valerian A. Zorin
Zorin
Ceylon
Tunisia
Argentina
China
Ecuador
Italy
Britain
Poland
France
James J. Wadsworth
U.S
Emergency Assembly
Khrushchev
Baltika
New York
Khrushchevy
Dag Hammarskjold
United Nations
Patrice Lumum
Car Bus Crash Kills in Le Mars Man
Clair Gunther 48 of Le Mars died from a skull fracture after a collision between a car and a bus four miles south of Remsen. His twin Clem Gunther and four other bus riders were injured. none seriously. Bus passengers include Marlin Musick, Cecil Smith, Bobby Bivens, and Charles Oden.
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LE Mars
UPI
Clair Gunther
Clem
Remsen
Plymouth County
Sylvester Luken
Clém Gunther
Marlin Musick
Tyler
Tex Cecil Smith
Oakvale
Bobby Bivens
Charles Oden
Jacksonville
Tex
Moville
Raimsen
Farm vote wooed at Iowa plowing matches
Republican and Democratic candidates wooed about 25 000 farmers at the Iowa plowing events in Guthrie Center with Sen. Burdick and Vice President Nixon drawing the crowds. Governors Loveless and McManus attended as did GOP hopefuls including Jack Miller. Trophy presentations and a conservation queen highlighted a largely reserved audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie Center
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
Iowa
Quentin N. Burdick
D-N. D
Nixon
Burdick
Herschel
Loveless
Senate
Jack Miller
Sioux City
Edward J. McManus
Keokuk
Joyce Sandell
Fort Dodge
Nixon Outlines Farm Plan On Campaign Trail
Vice President Richard M. Nixon promoted a new plan to handle farm surpluses during a 15 state campaign run. He spoke at Guthrie Center Iowa and prepared for a Sioux Falls speech while asserting a square deal for farmers and linking farm strength to national prosperity. A close estimate puts annual cost at up to one billion dollars for four years, before storage savings.
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Des Moines
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
Iowa
Minneapolis
Minn
Nixon
Sioux City
Minnesota
Macalester College
Guthrie Center
Howard Gillespie
Roy Titus
Eisenhower
United States
Tion
Sioux Falls
Sigourney Crash Claims Hayesville Man
Sigourney crash near Hayesville leaves 21 year old Larry Lee Wehr dead from skull fractures after a two car collision on a county road. William Wayne Davis, 19, of Sigourney, survived with injuries not considered serious. Wehr had been married last spring to Mary Frances Jones. he is survived by his parents.
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Sigourney
UPI
Larry Lee Wehr
Hayesville
Keokuk
Giles Gillette
Wehr
William Wayne Davis
Kaser Construction Co
Davis
Mary Frances Jones
Raymond Wehr
Sigournes
Keota Farmer Kenneth R. Sheetz Found Dead at Home
Kenneth R. Sheetz 49 a Keota route three farmer was found dead at his home southeast of Keota. He apparently died by suicide from a gunshot. Funeral services are at 2 30 p m Sunday Powell Funeral Home Keota with military rites at the graveside. Survivors include brother Hubert W Sheetz six nieces and nephews. His parents and two sisters preceded him in death.
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Keota
Kenneth R. Sheetz
Sheetz
Hubert
Powell
David van Wagner
Robert G
Anna M. Trier Sheetz
United Church of Christ
Washington
VFW
American Legion
Hubert W. Sheetz
Route Three
Fairfield Bowling Alley Burglary Reported
Burglars broke into Bowl-Inn Lanes in Fairfield early Friday and stole 1200 dollars in cash and 200 dollars in checks. They also forced open a cash register and a cigarette machine, though values of those items were not determined.
Weather Outlook for Iowa From United Press International
Considerable cloudiness this afternoon with scattered light showers southeast. Cooler west with clearing in the north and west. Partly cloudy southeast with light showers extreme southeast tonight. Tonight cooler, much cooler northwest. Sunday generally fair and cool with upper 30s to upper 40s. high Sunday in the 60s. Outlook for Monday is fair and continued cool.
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United Press International
Iowa
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