Argentine Navy Joins Crisis Amid Rebel Blow to Government
In Buenos Aires the navy declared the Guido government plans to hand the country to communists and extremists, then said Guido resigned, which was denied by presidential secretary Barraza. Rebels rally troops as a three-force junta looms, with heavy skirmishes and a train ambush killing four civilians.
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Jose M. Guido
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Santa Fe
Juan C. Lorio
Rosario-Santa Fe
Armed Services Board
Cuban Crisis Dominates UN Debates In General Assembly
At United Nations New York diplomats say the Cuban situation will top the General Assembly agenda. Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko accuses President Kennedy of planned invasion while U.S. Ambassador Stevenson rejects aggression and vows to stop subversion.
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UPI
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U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
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Soviet Union
Caribbean
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Troika
Thant
Burma
Public Invited To Hospital Open House
The public is invited to Washington County Hospital's 50th anniversary observance Sunday afternoon September 23. Tours run 1 30 to 4 p m to view the recently remodeled third floor. Children under 12 will not be allowed on this floor.
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Washington County Hospital
Staley Sees Victory For NFO in 10 Days
CHICAGO UPI The National Farmers Organization market rebellion nears its conclusion as President Oren Lee Staley calls for a victory within 10 days from Corning Iowa. He warns the shakedown is over and urges tighter gate control to pressure processors into signing farm product contracts.
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NFO
Chicago
UPI
National Farmers Organization Market Rebellion
Oren Lee Staley
Corning
Iowa
NFC
Agriculture Department
Kansas City
Des Moines
Plans for Washington County Red Cross Campaign
Washington County Red Cross membership and fund drive plans were outlined for an October campaign at a meeting led by 1963 chair Dale Caldwell. Chapter chair Bode spoke on national and local programs while fund committee members A E Baldrige and Harold Mangold described county strategies. Local fund workers from Kalona Riverside Wellman West Chester Crawfordsville and surrounding townships attended, with canteen ladies Mrs. Robert Lowe and Mrs. Myrle Steele providing refreshments.
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Red Cross
Dale Caldwell
Bode
A. E. Baldrige
Harold Mangold
Kalona
Riverside
Wellman
West Chester
Crawfordsville
Cedar
Clay
Washington
Jackson
Robert Lowe
Myrle Steele
Mediators push toward end of Chicago rail walkout
Federal mediators aim for a back to work agreement in the Chicago and North Western Railway strike that has halted the nation s third largest rail network since August 30. Francis A O Neill says major issues are settled and final talks resume with Secretary of Labor Wirtz as detailed arbitration wording drags.
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Wirtz
O'Neill
Kennedy
Senate seeks restore of Kennedy foreign aid cuts
In Washington supporters push to restore substantial parts of the 1.1 billion dollar foreign aid cut by the House. Senate Appropriations hearings finished but closed door review not due until mid next week, aiming for limited restoration and unity on foreign policy amid Cuban and Berlin concerns.
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UPI
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Kennedy
House
Senate Appropriations Committee
Congress
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Appropriations Committee
GOP
Leverett Saltonstall
R-Mass
Clifford P. Case
R-N.j
Cuba
Berlin
Faulty valve delays Sigma 7 spaceflight to Oct 3
CAPE CANAVERAL UPS Technicians opened the Sigma 7 capsule to replace a load valve in the attitude control system delaying Walter M Schirras six orbit flight to Oct 3 marking the second postponement of Americas third orbital spaceman. Funeral services for Solomon D Foster, 97, of West Liberty were held at 2 p.m. in the Methodist church.
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Walter M. Schirra
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America
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Solomon D. Foster
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Kennedy marks Emancipation Proclamation anniversary in speech
President Kennedy praised African Americans for quiet determination while addressing a Lincoln Memorial ceremony relayed from Newport Rhode Island. He urged Congress to act on medicare and called for renewed support against discrimination. He urged a Congress that works with the executive branch.
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UPI
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Salvage of Chlorine from Sunken Barge Raises Alarm
In Mississippi and Louisiana a potential 80 000 residents face a chlorine gas hazard as engineers plan to raise 1100 tons of liquid chlorine from a sunken barge near Natchez. Evacuation options hinge on state decisions as officials bring in helicopters gas masks and Red Cross aid.
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UPS
Louisiana
Mississippi
Mississippi River
Vicksburg
Miss
Merville
Office of Emergency Planning
Edward A. Mc.Dermott
Manger
McDermott
Natchez
Kennedy
Corps of Engineers
Natonal Red Cross
The
Public Health Service
Concordia
Catahoula
Tensas Parishes
Adams, Wilkinson
Jefferson
Sim Shattuck
Division of Health Mobilization
UN Plane Downed in Congo Killing Swedish Crew
Six investigators head to the Kasai Katanga area after a UN DC3 reconnaissance flight was shot down. Sweden reports two dead and four wounded. Rescue teams found one dead at the wreckage and another died at a Kabale hospital. Fighting rages in northern Katanga between Katanga forces and central government troops. No official attribution yet.
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Elisabethville
the Congo
UPS
Katanga
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Kasai-Katanga
Defense Ministry
Stockholm
United Nations
Kabale
Moise Tshombe
Cyrille Adoula
Keota Men Die In Early Morning Crash Near North Liberty
Two 24 year old Keota men, Thomas Flander and Michael Greiner, died from head injuries after their car struck a semi truck on Highway 21, four miles north of North Liberty. Both men are described as single and natives of Keota. Funeral services are pending as their bodies rest at Powell Funeral Home.
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Thomas F. Flander
Michael Alfred Greiner
Keota
Iowa City
Powell Funeral Home
University Hospital
North Liberty
Highway
Kenneth Fulton
Greiner
Flander
Michael
Cecil
Ames
Frank
Cuba Hit by a Severe Outbreak of Gastroenteritis
Reports from UPI indicate Cuba faces the most serious outbreak in years of a violent stomach disorder linked to malnutrition and poor sanitation. Deaths exceed ten. officials say the spread may be limited, with cooler weather expected to help.
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Washington
UPI
Cuba
U.S
Roman Pucinski
D-Nl
House Rules Committee
Red Star
United States
Paul Rogers
D-Fla
Pucinski
Farm Outlook Meeting Set for Washington County Tuesday
The fall livestock and feed outlook meeting for Washington County livestock men will be held at the show barn, Washington County fairgrounds, next Tuesday evening September 25 at 7 50. Farmers and others are invited to attend to learn feeder cattle handling in fall and the 1963 outlook. Charles Mogget and Bill Zmolek from Iowa State University will present. A film on feeder cattle management will be shown and discussed. Mogged will cover supply and price outlook and effects of business conditions and world affairs on farm income.
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Washington County
Washington County Fairgrounds
Jim Frier
Charles Mogget
Bill Zmolek
Iowa State University
Soviet Agriculture Minister Praises American Farming
Soviet Agriculture Minister K G Pusin told reporters in Lincoln that U S soil and weather give American farming leadership. He and eight Russians visited the Nebraska University College of Agriculture and toured the Midwest on a farm operation study trip.
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Neb
UPI
Russia
U.S
K.G. Pusin
Pysin
University of Nebraska College of Agriculture
Kansas
Iowa
Amerean Midwest
America
County Women Attend Cancer Society Meet
Key volunteers from Washing ton County attended a meeting Thursday to discuss more effective cancer education. The American Cancer Society conducted the session with attendees including Mrs. J. F. Letts Mrs. Leroy McGraw Mrs Harold Brock Mrs Charlie Davison Mrs Paul Snyder Mrs Cleo Orris and Mrs Howard Schultz representing Ainsworth Wayland and Brighton.
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Washington County
American Cancer Society
J. F. Letts
Leroy McGraw
Harold Brock
Washington
Charlie Davison
Wayland
Paul Snyder
Brighton
Cleo Orris
Howard Schultz
Ainsworth
Dillon Stone Company Earns Safety Award
The United States Department of the Interior Bureau of Mines awards the Columbus Junction Quarry of the Dillon Stone Company a Certificate of Achievement in Safety for 30,454 man hours worked without a disabling injury in the 1961 National Safety Competition.
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United States Department of the Interior
Bureau of Mines
Columbus Junction
Dillon Stone Company
Iowa Weather Forecast Poor Cloud Cover Feeds Showers
United Press International reports considerable cloudiness in Iowa with scattered showers mainly in the south tonight and extreme southeast Sunday. No major temperature changes expected with lows near 40s to 50s and highs in the 60s. Monday remains cloudy with little temperature variation.
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United Press International
Iowa
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