U N General Assembly opens amid Cuba protest
The 18th session began with Carlos Sosa Rodriguez as president appealing for harmony. Albania demanded expulsion of Nationalist China while Indonesia opposed Malaysia. Cuban exiles in public gallery surged into the delegates area shouting and tossing pamphlets calling Castro a Communist satellite.
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United Nations, N. Y
UPI
U. N. General Assembly
Carlos Sosa Rodriguez
Venezuela
New Assembly
U. N
Albania
China
Indonesia
Malaysia
Cuba
U. S
United States
British Commonwealth
Malaya
Singapore
Borneo
Philippines
Washington High School hosts sixteen DE program students
Sixteen students participate in the distributive education program at Washington High School with on the job training at local businesses. Participants include Dick Bennett Vicki Chalupa Dan Dyner Huber Evans Donna Horton Judi Hunter Susie Wasson Mary Ellen Stout Mererey Cumming Tom McAvoy Ray Miller Phil Musgrove Roberta Robertson Ken Sanders Dave Sorrell Becky Nash Jarvis Appliance Elaine Linnenkamp James Houstman coordinates. The program links two hours in school with work experience across firms such as Schoonover Drug Fareway Foods Hy Vee Foods Connelly Hardware Me Reery Cumming Martin's Cleaners Fuhr and Cochran Super Valu KCN Radio McLellan's YMCA Sears and Montgomery Ward.
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Washington High School
Washington
Dick Bennett
Schoonover Drug
Vicki Chalupa
Dan Dyner
Fareway Foods
Huber Evans
Hy - Vee Foods
Donna Horton
Connelly Hardware
Judi Hunter
Susie Wasson
Mary Ellen Stout
Mereery Cumming
Tom McAvoy
Martin’s Cleaners
Ray Miller
Fuhr
Cochran
Phil Musgrove
KCN Radio
Roberta Robertson
McLellan’s
Ken Sanders
YMCA
Dave Sorrell
Sears
Becky Nash
Jarvis Appliance
Elaine Linnen- Kamp
Montgomery Ward
James Houstman
Funeral Friday for Mrs. George W. Nelson
Funeral services for Mrs. George W. Nelson will be held Friday at 1 30 p.m. at Sherman Eden Funeral Home with Rev. Carlyle Smith in charge Burial will be in Elm Grove Cemetery She was 70 and died Tuesday Sept 17 1963 in University Hospital Town City Her home was 220 West Eighth Washington She was born Oct 29 1892 in Washington County married Nov 25 1925 to George W Nelson Survivors include her husband one son Paul F Nelson of Portsmouth Ohio one granddaughter one sister Mrs Emmett Hayes of Washington four brothers Archie Homer and Harold of Washington and Charles of Canton Ohio and her mother Mrs Anna Godwin of Washington
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George W. Nelson
Sherman-Eden
Carlyle Smith
Elm Grove
Nelson
University Hopital
Town City
West Eighth
Washington
Mabel Godwin
Washington County
John and
Anna Coppock Godwin
This County
Christian Church
Paul F. Nelson
Portsmouth
Ohio
Emmett Hayes
Archie
Homer
Harold
Charles
Canton
Anna Godwin
Leonard Tindal Buys Swift Feed Warehouse
Leonard Tindal of Washington purchases the Swift and Company feed warehouse from Marek's Feed and Supply as it closes. Tindal's Farm Supplies at 702 East Fourth St will run the operation with Bennie Schantz hired as feed manager and Marek retiring to return to farming.
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Leonard Tindal
Washington
Swift and Company
Marek
Tindal
North Seventh St
Lloyd Marek
Tindall
East Fourth St
Bennie Schantz
Hughes Gets Appeal From Iowa Father
Des Moines Iowa City father of 10 tells Gov Hughes that officials took four children while he and his wife were at a funeral in Oklahoma. He says a judge and welfare officials promised to return the children after home improvements.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa City
Harold E. Hughes
Robert J. Walker
Hughes
Walker
Johnson County
Oklahoma
District Court
James Gaffney
Local Dealership Opens for Delano Monuments in Washington
Eland Baker, a well known Washington man, announces a local dealership for the Delano monuments. A representative display is at 1326 North Marion, headquarters for the new Washington firm. Delano Granite Works, Inc., head office is in Delano Minnesota. This marks the first monument display in Washington in many years.
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Eland Baker
Washington
Delano Monuments
North Marion
Delano Granite Works, Inc
Delano
Minnesota
Bus Driver Charged In 28 Deaths After California Train Crash
Francisco G Espinosa 34 faced felony manslaughter charges for a collision at a Salinas Valley crossing that killed 28 workers and injured many others. The makeshift bus was struck by a Southern Pacific freight train traveling 65 mph, with Espinosa as the sole serious survivor. Most victims were Mexican braceros. officials deem it the worst US bus train crash on record.
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Caualar
Calif
UPI
Francisco G. Espinosa
Southern Pacific
Espinosa
Salinas
U.S
Salt Lake City
Utah
Salinas Valley
Thelma Long 53 Dies in Mercy Hospital Iowa City
Thelma F Long 53 died today September 8 1963 in Mercy Hospital Iowa City after a year and a half of illness. Funeral Friday at 2 p.m. Jones Funeral Home with Rev Lloyd Latta officiating. Burial Crawfordsville Cemetery. Born August 19 1910 Crawfordsville she taught 30 years most recently at North Western State Teachers College Kirksville Missouri before retiring two years ago. Survived by her mother Mrs John E Long of Washington and sister Mrs William Littlejohn. other details listed in obituary.
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Thelma F. Long
Washington
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Jones Funeral
Lloyd Latta
Crawfordsville
Miss Long
John E
Edith Young Long
North- Western State Teachers College
Kirksville
John E. Long
William
Doreen) Littlejohn
Mrs. Charles Boock Dies at 50 in Iowa City
Mrs. Charles T.J. Boock age 50 died Wednesday September 18 1963 at University Hospital Iowa City after a month long illness She moved from Washington six weeks ago and was born LaVera Rachotzke June 20 1913 in Lowden Iowa She married Charles T J Boock December 26 1935 in Preston He died July 16 1962 Survivors include Mrs. Jerry Cochran Rapid City SD Mrs. Robert Wolfe Iowa City Eugene Joanna Marilyn Lois and Susan all at home and three grandchildren Funeral 3 30 p m Saturday at Jones Funeral Home with Rev Alfred Bertke Burial Elmwood Cemetery Trinity Lutheran Church member
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Charles T.J. Bock
University Hospital
Iowa City
Washington
Jones Funeral Home
Alfred Bertke
Varge
Elmsrove
Boock
Uis
Mary Soppy Chrogge Rachotzke
LaVera Rachotzke
Lowden
Iowa
Preston
Charles T.J. Boock
Trinity Lutheran Church
Jerry Cochran
Rapid City
South Dakota
Robert Wolfe
Eugene
Joanna
Marilyn
Lois
Susan
ASCS Committee To Elect September 28
The Washington County ASCS Office will host the County Committee election on Saturday September 28 with the convention to open at 10 a.m. The incumbent County Committee will supervise. Delegates to the convention are the Community Committee Chairman to be elected at the September 19 1963 community meetings.
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Washington County Committee
ASC
Washington County
ASCS
North Iawa
Washington
Community Committee
Robert Stout Heads Mid-Prairie Board elects 1964 treasurer
Robert Stout was reelected to head the Mid-Prairie Board and named President. At the September meeting the board assigned Ruth Gingerich as Secretary Wilbur Geyer Morton A Carr Robert Yoder William Nickel as bus drivers and Margaret West as cook. They issued insurance bids for the Public Institutional Plan to be reviewed October 7. The Franklin Schoolhouse site deed was conveyed to Alice Brenneman for 45 dollars. Leota Perrin bid 350 dollars for the Daytonville site. The Senior High Building contract with Don L Bron was approved at a special meeting September 16. Election results were canvassed and A J Haberman elected treasurer to take office July 1, 1964.
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Board of Eduction
Ruth Gingerich
Wilbur Geyer
Morton A. Carr
Robert Yoder
William Nickel
Margaret West
Cook
Franklin
Alice Brenneman
Leota Perrin
Daytonville
Don L. Bron
A.J. Haberman
Mayor Endorses Buddy Poppy Sale Campaign
Mayor Willits expressed strong support for the Veterans of Foreign Wars Buddy Poppy Campaign set for September 21. He urged heartfelt thanks to the soldiers who risked their lives for the nation and acknowledged the debt of gratitude owed to those who served.
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LC. Willits
Willits
Hanks
Aberdeen mother welcomes quintuplets health boost
Mary Ann Fischer of Aberdeen speaks with newsmen as her five newborn quints show health gains and increased feeding under Dr. James N. Berbos care. She reveals missing her 16 children at home and hints at future family plans while awaiting home celebrations and gifts.
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Aberdeen
UPI
James N. Berbos
Mary Ann Fischer
Catherine
James Andrew
Plan Funeral for Victims of Birmingham Church Bombing
United Press International reports three of the four Negro girls killed in the Birmingham Alabama church bombing will have funeral services today with Martin Luther King Jr delivering the main eulogy. Carol Robertson, 14, was buried earlier in a large ceremony.
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United Press International
Birmingham
Ala
Martin Luther King Jr
Carol Robertson
John H. Cross
16Th Street Baptist Church
Selma
Iowa Medical Aid Program Faces Fee Conflict
Iowa’s MAA program stalls as nursing homes reject a flat 7.50 per diem and urge charges based on basic room costs plus physician requested services. W E Kyle says the rate ignores varying care. Board chair Lawrence Putney defends 7.50 as fair and says reconsideration unlikely before rollout.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
Nursing Home
Iowa Board of Social Welfare
Asvocation
W.E. Kyle
Association
MAA
Kyle
Lawrence Putney
Putney
Sophomore Cheerleaders Elected at Local School
Six sophomores were chosen as cheerleaders for the coming school year with Mary Powers named as alternate. The selected girls are Jeanne Johnson Bev Smith Molly Kneen Sue M shell Pam Miller and Linda Johnson. They will cheer at all sophomore athletic contests.
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Jeanne Johnson
Bev Smith
Molly Kneen
Sue M Shell
Pam Miller
Linda Johnson
Mary Powers
Two Killed in Grinnell Area Crash
UP I report says two persons died when a car collided with a semi trailer at an intersection about seven miles east of Grinnell. Victims Earl Mintle aged 67 of Grinnell and a 72 year old Longmont resident were in the car. The truck driver Daryl Ong of Bettendorf escaped injury.
Weather forecast overview with variable precipitation
Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with occasional showers in the northwest. Much of the state remains wet Thursday with a slight cool down on Thursday. Low tonight in the middle to upper 40s. High Thursday near 80. Outlook shows little change Friday with temperatures 3 to 5 degrees above normal Wednesday night through Monday. Normal highs 70 northeast to 76 southwest, lows upper 40s north to lower 50s south. Precipitation expected 0.4 to 1 inch, locally more Thursday and Friday.
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Towa
Thursda
Three Young Men Enlisted in Local Army Reserve Unit
James Morrison Edwin Augustine and Jerry Dill were sworn in at the S72nd Ordnance Company by Louis J. Gase Riverside. They will serve eight weeks of basic and advanced training on active duty, then complete the six year enlistment in the active Army Reserve. Journal photo by Bob Elliott.
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Army
S72nd Ordnance Company
Louis J. Gase
Riverside
James Morrison
Edwin Augustine
Washington
Jerry Dill
Kalona
Active Army Reserve
Journal
Bob Elliott
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Tony Vasquez
RE. Crype
San Juns Obispo
Francisco G. Espanoza
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California Highway Patrol
Charles Boock
Robert Stout
Mid-Prairie Board
Buddy Poppy
Fischer
St. Luke’s Hospital
Scotland
Williamston
N.C
Wilmington
N. C
Syracuse
Syrcuse University
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Memphis
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Milwaukee
Wis
Congress ‘of Racial Equality
Henry Maier
Fred Lins
Community Social Development Commission
Thibodaux
Nicholls State College
F.F.A
F.P.A
Gary Wagner
David Ferneau
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