House Slices Foreign Aid Bill by Over One Billion
The House Appropriations Committee trimmed Kennedy’s foreign aid by 1.124 billion dollars, banned new aid to Poland and Yugoslavia, and cut Alliance for Progress funds and Peace Corps staffing. Passman boosted the military aid cut to 1.3 billion, though still deeper cuts loom in floor fights.
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Washington
Passman
Appropriations Committee
Administration
Poland
Yugoslavia
House
Kennedy
U.S
Congress
Alliance For Progress
Latin America
Peace Corps
Winners In Louisa Barrow Show
Melvin Jennings of Winfield and John Miller of Lone Pine Farm Olds won top honors in the Louisa County Market Barrow show at Columbus Junction fairgrounds. Jennings courted the grand champion in live hogs and won lightweight, Orville Meeker Letts earned reserve champion, Miller Lone Pine Farm shown best heavyweight. Carcasses to be displayed at Rath Packing Plant September 21 with judging results announced at the Louisa County Swine Producers banquet October 1.
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Columbus Junction
Melvin Jennings
Winfield
John Miller
Lone Pine Farm
Olds
Louisa County
Columbus Junction Fairgrounds
Jennings
Orville Meeker
Letts
Miller
Rath
Red Cross Planning Session For Membership Funds
Dale Caldwell, 1963 Washington County Red Cross membership and fund drive chairman, will chair a planning meeting Thursday September 20 at Everetts Music Co. building. The session runs 7 30 to 9 p m and invites all fund committee personnel the county's 15 townships seven outlying chairmen and the chapter board.
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Dale Caldwell
Washington County
Red Cross
Everetts Music Co
Mhemore
Kennedy Eddie contest drives heavy primary voting in Boston
Massachusetts Democrats cast high turnout in the UPI report as the Kennedy and McCormack families vie for the U S Senate nomination. Rain eased and mild conditions aided voting with polls closing between two and eight p m EDT. The total vote could exceed 1 1 million as Teddy and Eddie vote in separate city sections.
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Boston
UPI
Massachusetts
Edward M. Kennedy
United States Senate
Edward J. McCormack
John McCormack
U.S
Teddy
Eddie
Teddy-Eddie
Adrian Welte Dies at Richmond City
Adrian Joseph Welte 57 died at his Richmond home Monday after a lingering illness. Funeral services are set for 10 a.m. Thursday at Holy Trinity Catholic Church with Rev. William Snell officiating. A prayer service will precede at 8 p.m. Wednesday. Burial will follow in Holy Trinity Cemetery. Born April 17, 1905 in Richmond, he lived his entire life there and never married. He is survived by a brother Paul and three sisters Zitta Keifer Washington, Leo Keifer Kalona, and Roy Kallaus Richmond. He was preceded in death by two brothers and one sister.
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Kalona
Adrian Joseph Welte
Richmond
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
William Snell
Holy Trinity Cemetery
Mr. Welte
Paul
Zitta Keifer
Washington
Leo Keifer
Roy Kallaus
Cub Scouts to Meet Thursday Evening
A Cub Scout meeting is called for Thursday Sept. 20 at 6 45 p m at the VFW Hall. All Cubs and their parents are urged to attend and prepare to pay charter dues and subscribe to Boys Life Magazine. No new members will be taken at this meeting but there will be an opportunity to join later.
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VFW Hall
Boys Life Magazine
Congress teases Cuban resolution backing Kennedy
House Foreign Affairs and Armed Services panels seek a unified wording to back President Kennedy amid the Cuban crisis. Senate committees planned action and may follow Mansfield Morgan Vinson language, focusing on supporting presidential policy without new authority. Secretary Rusk called a resolution helpful but offered no specific language.
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Washington
UPI
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Kennedy
Thomas E. Morhan
D-Pa
Carl Vinson
D-Ga
House Armed Services Committee
Senate
Cuba
Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Mansfield
Morgan Vinson
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Delegates Open 17th UN General Assembly in New York
Delegates from 104 nations gather in UN headquarters to tackle political and economic issues likely to extend into next year. Africa Berlin and Cuba expected to dominate debates while Red China seating and a UN secretariat shift remain on contentious topics. Thant cautions Berlin could prompt talks between Kennedy and Khrushchev, timing uncertain.
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United Nations, N.Y
UPI
Africa
Berlin
Cuba
China
Soviet Union
U.N
Communist Party
Kennedy
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Sixth Tiros Sent Into Space Today
America launches its sixth Tiros satellite to study hurricanes and photograph Earth for Walter M. Schirra’s spaceflight. Tiros VI weighs 281 pounds and rides a three stage Delta rocket at 4 53 a m EDT.
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Cape Canaveral
UPS
America
Walter M. Schirra
Tiros V
Atlantic
Pacific
Earth
Project Mercury
Schirra
Tiros VI
Riverside Independent School District Board Meeting Overseas Visit Highlights
Riverside Independent School District members hosted Riverside Washington Community School district officials for a joint meeting at the high school. The session covered enrollments tuition schedules equipment inventories boiler insurance auditorium remodels and summer salary adjustments with NDEA funding noted and board actions planned | The board reelected Harlan Neuhart president and Carl Dallmeyer vice president and considered rotary participation and old equipment disposal.
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Riverside Independent School District
Washington Community School District
Washington County
Harlan Neuhart
Carl Dallmeyer
Supt
John V. Phlieger
Clarence Zieglowsky
Phleger
NDEA
Burial at Columbus City for William Teel
Burial services for William Samuel Teel age 93 were held at Columbus City Cemetery. The Davenport resident, born July 26 1869 in Huntington West Virginia, died Sunday at Hillcrest Rest Home. He lived in Columbus Junction 1902 to 1930 and worked for Dewey Portland Cement Co. in Buffalo. Surviving are six sons two daughters 23 grandchildren 32 great grandchildren and three great great grandchildren with one sister and one brother.
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Columbus Junction
William Samuel Teel
Davenport
Columbus City
Teel
Hillcrest
Huntington
W. Va
Mr. Teel
Alice Bloss
Dewey Portland Cement Co
Buffalo
Minor Shed Fire Damages Property at Grand Hotel
A small shed on the Bob Patterson property behind the Hotel Grand caught fire this morning, likely from a spark while weeds on a John Deere Store display lot were being burned. Washington volunteers extinguished the blaze about 11 to 11:20, with only minor damage reported.
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Bob Patterson
Hotel Grand
John Deere
Washington Volunteer Fire Department
Four Men Confess They Burned Church
The FBI said four men confessed to burning a Negro church in south Georgia during a beer drinking spree. Agents found no indication of wider church burnings tied to Black voter registration campaigns. The men were turned over to Terrell County authorities and faced arson charges at a scheduled hearing.
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Dawson, Ga
UPI
FBI
South Georgia
Terrell County
Risks Of Sabin Oral Polio Vaccine Debate
Editor notes a U.S. Public Health Service Q and A on Sabin oral polio vaccine risks. The PHS says Salk vaccine is safe, Sabin types I II and III are safe for children, adults should avoid type III unless in high risk areas, and risks are very small for children but about one in a million for adults with type II. The discussion references 40 million doses and 11 reported cases possibly linked to type III.
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USS
U.S. Public Health Service
Washington
UPI
Sabin
Public Health Service
PHS
A. Salk
Luther L. Terry
Special Advisory Committee
United States
Axe
Berlin Test Follows Soviet Statement On Four Power Status
Western tanks and troops occupied strategic posts in West Berlin in a test of defense readiness labeled Operational Readiness Test. The exercise involved American British and French forces and followed a Soviet claim that Berlin’s four power status no longer existed.
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Berlin
UPI
West Berlin
Grunewald Forest
Kennedy Wins Binding Arbitration To End Midwest Telegraphers Strike
President Kennedy wins acceptance from the Order of Railroad Telegraphers and the Chicago and North Western Railway for binding arbitration to settle a 20 day strike. Wirtz to meet with leaders in Washington to plan immediate resumption of service as talks continue.
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Chicago
UPI
Kennedy
Chicago and North Western Railway
White House
Newport
R.I
North Western
W. Willard Wirtz
Washington
Ben Heineman
George Leighty
ORT
Joseph P. Kennedy Jr
North Western Board
Leighty
North West
Ern
Midwest
Nebraska Politicos Back NFO Holdout in Farm Price Campaign
Nebraska Republicans affirm support for the National Farmers Organization amid a multi state drive to raise farm prices by keeping livestock on farms. Rob rt Denney says the Battle Line note does not reflect GOP policy. NFC gains backing from Ag Sec Freeman as markets report softer hog and cattle shipments and price trends. Picketing at Wheatland Indiana livestock yard continues without violence.
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Chicago
UPI
National Farmers Organization
NFO
Nebraska
Robert Denney
National Republican Party
GOP
Battle Line
Denney
Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Midwest
Wheatland
Ind
Robert Young
NFC
Frank Mangold Featured in TV Radio Mirror
The current issue profiles Francis Mangold now Frank Mangold news chief at WNAX Sioux City Iowa. He began in Washington with KXIC Iowa City a remote studio then worked at KWPC Muscatine before moving to Sioux City. The feature includes photos of Mr and Mrs Mangold and their five children.
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TV Radio Mirror
Francis Mangold
Washington
WNAX
Sioux City
Iowa
Frank Mangold
KXIC
Iowa City
KWPC
Muscatine
Washington County beef tour visits Nebraska and Iowa centers
Twenty four Washington County residents on a chartered bus tour sponsored by the Washington County Beef Producers Association toured Omaha stockyards under Bob Cunningham and visited a 5500 head feeding lot near Venice Nebraska. They also saw feed operations near Council Bluffs and Treynor Iowa and lunched with Bob Goos of Treynor, notable Ford Almanac honoree.
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Washington County
Nebraska
Iowa
Washington County Beef Producers Association
Omaha
Bob Cunningham
The
Exchange
Venice
Nebru
Council Bluffs
Treynor
Bob Goos
Court Finds Kissing Driver Not Reckless
Iowa Supreme Court rules Donald Hilligan was negligent but not reckless to kiss his girlfriend while driving with one hand. The ruling upholds an earlier verdict of innocence on reckless driving after a crash that injured a back-seat passenger.
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DES Moines
UPI
Donald Hilligan
Iowa Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Hilligan
Dorothy McDonald
Jerry Wilcox
High Court
Poweshiek County
Weather Summary for Iowa Through Wednesday
United Press International reports Iowa will stay generally fair through Wednesday with low temperatures 48 to 55 and highs around 80. Partly cloudy skies are expected to give way to colder conditions Thursday.
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Iowa
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Riverside
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Richard
Lois
Howard Beach
N.Y
Flink
State Assembly
F.B.I
Yuri A. Michukov
Yuri V. Zaitsev
William Teel
East Berlin
Bernaver Strasse
Brandenburg Gate
Nebraska Politicos
United Press International
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