Nixon and Kennedy Clash Over Farm Policy and Strength
In Sioux Falls Nixon unveils a six point plan to reduce surpluses and retire land, expand the soil bank, and boost rural development while Kennedy, in Denver, rebuts and argues for stronger U.S. economy and defense amid Khrushchev pressure. Kennedy labels Nixon attacks as personal and urges vigilance against complacency.
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Sioux Falls
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Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
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Congress
Soil Bank
Conservation Reserve
Loot Stolen Goods Recovered From Springfield Tavern
Police found an estimated 80 000 to 100 000 in stolen merchandise at a southside tavern after a tip. Tavern operator Joseph White 57 was charged with receiving stolen property and freed on 5 000 bond. Items included guns lawn mowers liquor power equipment tires and a barn loft full of loot. Inventory would take at least two days.
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Springfield
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Joseph White
Charles Blumle
Sangamon
Peoria
Blumle
Rites Saturday for Lloyd M. Kelley
Funeral services for Lloyd M Kelley 64 of route one Wellman are set for Saturday September 24 1960 at 2 p m at the Sherman Eden Funeral Home Rev Carl Smith will officiate Burial will follow in Grand Mound Cemetery at Trenton He was born August 10 1896 in Rome Ja to Calvin and Emma Cook Keiley and died Thursday after a two month illness He married Bertha Sammons in 1913 in Rome who died in 1930 Survivors include four grandchildren two nieces and two nephews.
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Lloyd M Kelley
Route One
Wellman
Sherman- Eden
Carlyle Smith
Grand Mound Cemetery
Trenton
Mr. Kelley
Rome
Calvin
Emma Cook Keiley
Bertha Sammons
Rain Won't Stop Rally Featuring Judd Here Saturday
Washington County residents were told rain would not cancel the Republican rally Saturday with Dr. Walter H. Judd Minnesota congressman as the main speaker. If outdoors is unsuitable the event moves to the high school auditorium with Judd speaking in the indoors program. Norman Erbe and Jack Miller will attend. the afternoon lineup includes talks and Judd delivering the principal address.
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Walter H. Judd
Minnesota
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Norman Erbe
Jack Miller
U. S
Erbe
Mr. Miller
Community Survey Outlined for Washington Jaycees
Charles Thompson explained the planned community development survey to the Washington Jaycees at the Thursday meeting held at the Captain's Table. Thirty four members attended with new members Gene Booth Dave Williams and Orville R Steveson among them. Oren Jarvis reported the club will sponsor a home talent minstrel show in late November. Coach Harold Stevens showed films of Washington High School football games at the meeting’s end.
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Washington Jaycees
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Gene Booth
Dave Williams
Orville R. Steveson
Oren Jarvis
Harold Stevens
Washington
Iowa Liquor Commission Reports Record 1960 Profits
The Iowa Liquor Commission reported a record 10.5 million dollar profit for the fiscal year ending June 30 1960 on sales of 43.2 million with 184 stores. It transferred 6.5 million to the general fund and 4.5 million to cities. Domestic whiskeys led sales with vodka rising, and wine cordials gained as cooking uses increased.
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Lown
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
East Waterloo
Wants Day's Post Abolished
Secretary of State Christian Herter ruled that Fidel Castro's Cuban entourage may not carry weapons in New York. Cuban Maj Jose Cerveras surrendered a .38 pistol after detectives challenged him outside the Theresa Hotel in Harlem. Herter stated diplomatic immunity does not apply and Cerveras must comply with New York's Sullivan Law.
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Fidel Castro
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Manhattan
James H. Harding
Jose Cerveras
Harding
Cerveras
Castro
Theresa Hotel
Harlem
Cereras
New York State
Nkrumah Urges UN Congo Action To Exclude Foreign Powers
Ghana's President Kwame Nkrumah urged the United Nations to back the deposed Congo premier Patrice Lumumba and remove all foreign powers from Africa. He called for a Congo command under Dag Hammarskjold to be replaced with a team of independent African nations to preserve the central government. He warned against an East West struggle over Africa and emphasized Lumumba as rightful Congo leader while Mobutu ousted diplomats and demanded Ghanaian and Guinean troops withdraw.
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Nixon
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Patrice Lumumba
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Nkrumah
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Dag Hammarskiold
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Joseph Kasavubu
Joseph Mobutu
U.N
Ghana
Eisenhower
Gizenga and Mpolo Arrested in Mobutu Plot in Congo
Former Lumumba aide Antoine Gizenga and Maurice Mpolo are jailed on charges of conspiring to assassinate Col. Joseph Mobutu. Mobutu, who survived an early attack, blames Gizenga, while Mpolo led Lumumba’s youth movement and served briefly as staff chief. Soldiers threaten to march on Mobutu’s home for higher pay.
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Maurice Mpolo
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Gizenga
Congo
Mpolo
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Leopold II
Vital Pasaka
Khrushchev Pushes UN Overhaul and Congo Stand
Soviet Premier Khrushchev demanded abolition of the UN secretary general post and a Soviet style presidency with veto power. He urged immediate destruction of colonialism in Africa and backed deposed Congo leader Lumumba while accusing Dag Hammarskjold of bias and Congo mismanagement. Mobutu expelled Soviet and other Communist ambassadors from the Congo.
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United Nations
Dag Hammarskjold
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Khrushchev
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Hammarskjold
Congo
Belgium
Patrice Lumumba
Lumumba
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Joseph Mobuto
Mobutu
County Wool Growers Reach $24,957 in Incentives
Wool Growers of Washington County received $24,957 in incentive payments for the 1959 marketing year covering wool and unshorn lambs sold between April 1, 1959 and March 31, 1960. Shorn wool paid $43.20 per $100 received and unshorn lambs paid 75 cents per hundredweight. The National Wool Act supports a 62 cent per pound national incentive to boost U.S. wool output to 300 million pounds.
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Washington County
Howard Lins
United States
Big Three To Confer On Strategy Tonight
Western Big Three foreign ministers plan a late night meeting in New York to discuss United Nations developments and counter Russian propaganda. British Foreign Secretary Lord Home French Foreign Minister Maurice Couve de Murville and US Secretary of State Christian A. Herter will dine and finalize Western plans.
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New York
UPS
United Nations
Lord Home
Maurice Couve de Murville
Christian A. Herter
IRS seeks 1092 Iowa taxpayers for unclaimed refund
The Internal Revenue Service lists 1,092 Iowa taxpayers owed about 75 thousand dollars in unclaimed tax refunds from the recent filing period. Names from area towns include Arthur Gevart Wellman James Gingerich Washington Fr R M Lewis Wellman G G L R Reipe Washington J F M Rich Wayland Judy Swailes Washington Vernon W Wilson Washington. Residents should send name address and Social Security number to W Lee Phillips Des Moines to claim refunds or avoid examination notices.
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U. S. Internal Revenue Service
Iowa
Uncle Sam
W. Lee Phillips
Des Moines
Arthur Gevart
Wellman
James Gingerich
Washington
Fr. R. & M. Lewis
G.G
L. R. Reipe
J. F. M. Rich
Wayland
Judy Swailes
Vernon W. Wilson
Mr. Philips
The
Revenue Service
Phillips
Iowa sought $250000 to curb alarming drug traffic
Gov Loveless and Safety Commissioner Statton pressed for a federal-backed crackdown after H J Anslinger warned narcotics in Iowa cities was alarming. Des Moines cited heroin availability and past convictions in Davenport and Council Bluffs as reasons to create a state narcotics squad and expand undercover efforts with new laws and funds.
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UPI
Herschel C. Loveless
Donald Statton
H. J. Anslinger
Iowa
Anslinger
Loveless
Davenport
Council Bluffs
Stratton
Statton
Iowa Board of Pharmacy Examiners
State Safety Department
State Comptroller and Executive Council
Hanson to Speak at Washington County Democratic Rally
John R. Hanson the Democratic candidate for lieutenant governor of Iowa will address a Washington County Democratic banquet and rally in the Country Club on Thursday evening September 29. Tickets are brisk and available from co chairmen Paul Ryan and Alex Gevock or county chairman Harry Levy with a reception at 6 30 p m and banquet at 7 p m.
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John R. Hanson
Iowa
Washington County
Country Club
Harry Levy
Paul Ryan
Alex Gevock
Levy
Weather Iowa outlook with variable showers and warmth
Mostly cloudy through Saturday with showers and thunderstorms in the east and south tonight. Rainfall near one inch or more southeast and east central. Warmer Saturday with highs 60s to 70s. Sunday mostly cloudy and mild. Five day forecast calls for near normal temperatures through Wednesday with 2 to 3 inches of precipitation, heavier amounts early in the period.
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