Kennedy Lodge Win in Massachusetts Primary
Ted Kennedy won the Democratic Senate nomination in Massachusetts after a decisive primary night. George Cabot Lodge captured the Republican nomination over Laurence Curtis. McCormack conceded as Kennedy led in Boston and the state, setting up a Kennedy Lodge November contest.
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Livestock and Feed Outlook Meeting Slated Sept 25
Washington County livestock men will gather Sept 25 at 7 36 p m in the fair grounds showbarn to discuss feeder cattle management film by Bill Zmolek and a price and supply outlook for 1963 by Charles Mogget. The session aims to help farmers plan production and marketing and invites all interested persons to attend.
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Mystery Explosion Near Brandenburg Gate Sparks East Berlin Tension
West Berlin reports an explosion near the Brandenburg Gate with no origin found. Soviet troops arrived in a truck after the blast while East German police were absent. Additional clashes involved tear gas tossed over the border and a major tunnel escape from East to West Berlin involving West Berlin students.
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County NFO Meeting Thursday at Riverside
Washington County NFO hosts a meeting in Riverside High School gym on Thursday night September 20 at 8 p.m. Ladies night. every member and his wife urged to attend to learn how the holding action progresses. Duane Redlinger notes live stock transfers aim to steady receipts as evidence. Attendees from Johnson County welcomed for two-county event.
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TB Association Sponsors School Skin Tests in Washington County
The Washington County Tuberculosis Association will sponsor Mantoux skin tests for students in grades 1 5 9 and 12 and all school personnel. Parental consent is required. Positive reactors receive chest x rays, with best films on Nov 8 from the mobile unit. Schedule lists tests at multiple schools from Sept 24 to Oct 16 with the final x ray day for reactors.
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Stewardship Sunday at Immanuel Lutheran Church
Stewardship Sunday scheduled at Immanuel Lutheran Church on Sunday September 23. Men's talks by Paul Boettcher James Jorgenson Richard Wacholz and William Matson. Alan Bergstrom leads liturgy. Sunday school at 8 30 a m worship at 9 30 a m Rev Dennis Stutrud is pastor.
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Mrs. Amos Gingerich Dies at Kalona
Mrs. Amos J. Gingerich, 84, died today at her son-in-law and daughter’s home north of Kalona. Funeral services set for 9:30 a.m. Saturday at Yoder Funeral Home with arrangements by Jake J. Miller. Born Elizabeth Brenneman in 1878, she married Amos Gingerich in 1898. he died in 1953. Survived by five daughters and three sons.
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Livestock Meetings Planned by Iowa Farm Bureau
The Iowa Farm Bureau will hold five meetings to report on National Livestock and Meat Board activities to boost livestock and meat markets. The Fairfield session is at 5 p.m. September 24 at Woody's Steak House. Events are in cooperation with the meat board and Iowa State University extension service with speakers H. S. Nicole and Robert Rust.
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Southeast Six Will Meet at Fairfield
Representatives from Southeast Six Conference schools will hold their Fall meeting Thursday at 6 30 p m in Fairfield. After the meal, administrators and teachers will attend sessions on administration, athletics, instrumental and vocal music, science and speech departments. Washington Community High School is a member. E Kelly Schlapkohl is president this year.
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Window Washer Dies After Prolonged Dangle Rescue
A 63 year old window washer dangled outside a New York building for 25 minutes before rescue but died of an apparent heart attack. authorities reported the incident occurred Tuesday and the man was pronounced dead shortly after.
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Erbe Defends Trade Bill in Washington Campaign Stop
Governor Norman Erbe criticized Democratic claims of fiscal danger while in Washington YMCA remarks. He cited an $18 million safe balance, a $15 million working cap from a $24 million minimum, and a $48 million surplus used to fund universities and hospitals without tax increases. He blamed Loveless vetoes for education delays and called Democrat accounting delusive. A county GOP meeting featuring Robert Everetts and Willa Weldin followed.
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Three Farm Policy Questions Linger After Omnibus Bill
The omnibus farm bill leaves three major issues unresolved including dairy, cotton, and feed grains. Congress must decide next year on long range controls or price supports and potential production limits. The Kennedy administration urged supply controls while Congress delayed action this year.
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Britain Granted Market Entry Accord With Caution
The Commonwealth nations issued a final communique granting Britain a grudging path to join the European Common Market. They warned Britain to secure favorable terms to protect Commonwealth interests, noting negotiations are incomplete and a final judgment awaits full terms. Britain vows to keep Commonwealth partners informed during talks.
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John W. Leinen Dies At Keota Home
John W. Leinen 75 died at his Keota home after a year of ill health. Funeral at St Marys Keota Friday 10 a.m. with Rev Jerome Leinen assisting. Rosary Thursday 8 p.m. at Powell Funeral Home. Survivors include widow Anna Marie and children Donald Arthur Whitney Parrish Jerome Giltner Leon. 16 grandchildren.
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Handling Transients in Washington Meet Discusses Assistance
A Washington meeting with local ministers Red Cross county welfare and police discussed how to aid transients. They route all requests to the police station open 24 hours a day where officers decide on aid. Cash is refused and aid is funded by Salvation Army through gifts to the Community Chest.
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Planning Commission Discusses Subdivision Zoning and Airport Runway
The Planning Commission met Tuesday evening and tentatively approved a new subdivision proposed by Harry Ward at the south edge of Washington. They recommended zoning changes to convert areas near the Advance Ross factory to industrial use and began steps to research the cost and feasibility of a permanently surfaced runway at the local airport.
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Kennedy Wins Broad Tariff Powers With Trade Bill
President Kennedy secures a major legislative victory as the Senate passes a trade bill 78 to 8, extending the reciprocal trade act for five years and granting the President wide authority to cut tariffs. The measure heads to a House-Senate conference to resolve minor differences.
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Washington Chamber of Commerce Dinner Set for November 1
The annual general membership meeting will be held at the Washington Junior High School with dinner service starting at 6 30 p m. Plans for the program and ticket sales will be announced soon after the chamber board completed its meeting Tuesday evening.
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Welfare Office To Assist in Research On Aged Persons
Mrs. Grethel Marshall county welfare director oversees a national aging study in Washington County Iowa. The American Public Welfare Project on Aging sponsors the research using rural and urban counties. In September staff will classify cases and weigh questionnaires for each aged recipient whose eligibility is reviewed.
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County Farm Bureau to Take Part in TV Discussion Panel
By action of the Farm Bureau board, Washington County will join a weekly TV program. County Farm Bureau in the KCRG-TV area will provide representatives for a panel discussion this fall, with Duane White named to help arrange the details for the Sunday 6 to 6:30 p.m. slot.
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Iowa Frost Advisory Nips North as Cool Patch Settles In
United Press International reports a frost warning for northern Iowa with clear skies and seasonable cool air. Tonight will be chilly with frost possible in the north, while the south stays milder. Thursday remains cool but fair with highs in the 60s and lows in the 20s to 40s. The five day outlook shows temperatures 5 to 10 degrees below normal, little precipitation, and a warming trend by Sunday and Monday.
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