Provisional Dominican Government Formed After Bosch Coup
Military leaders dethrone President Juan Bosch and arrest his cabinet in Santo Domingo. Emilio de los Santos as president with Ramon Tapia Espinal and Rene Puig as first vice presidents, while the U S suspends aid and weighs diplomatic steps. Public orders aim to restore order amid protests.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
UPI
Juan Bosch
Radio Santo Domingo
Bosch
Emilio de Los Santos
Ramon Tapia Espinal
Rene Puig
Boch
Carmen
Louis Munoz Marin
Puerto Rico
U.S
Munoz
Washington
Caracas
Rev Boice to Speak At Baptist Church
The Rev Glenn F Boice American Baptist missionary to the Philippines will speak at 7 30 p m in the First Baptist Church on Monday September 30. He recently returned from Negros where he served as provincial missionary in evangelism church extension workshops and general ministry to the national church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn F. Boice
Philippines
First Baptist
Boice
American Baptist Foreign Mission Society
Negros
Philippine Islands
Convention Bible Institute
Local Attorneys At Legal Institute In Oskaloosa
A legal Institute was held in Oskaloosa Iowa on September 25 for lawyers of the 6th Judicial District. Speakers included William Hines and Marshall Harris of the State University of Iowa on agricultural law and farm finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskaloosa
Iowa
6Th Judicial District
William Hines
Marshall Harris
State University of Iowa
Arthur E. Banfield
S.U.S
Washington County
Richard A. Stewart
John C. Owen
Robert Day
Robert Bates
John Baldrige
Lt. Kehoe
Albion Young
Lawrence Griffiths
Paul V. Shearer
Committee On Continuing Legal Education
Mr. Shearer
Nomination Papers Open for Washington City Election
Nomination papers for candidates seeking seats on the Washington City Council in the November 5 election are available at city clerk Mrs LeNora Taylor’s office. Papers must be signed and returned at least 15 days before election day. Terms of three council members expire: Ray Minick first ward Tom Tanner at large and Ralph Marshall third ward.
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Washington City
le Nora Taylor
Ray Minick
Tom Tanner
Ralph Marshall
Washington County Historical Society Meets Sunday
The annual meeting of the Washington County Historical Society will be held Sunday at 4 p.m. in the Walnut School building five miles south of Washington off highway 1. The school building now belongs to the historical society. The public is invited to attend the meeting.
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The
Washington County Historical Society
Walnut School
Washington
Highway
Historical Society
Defense Draft Order Expected to Save Army Money
The Defense Department projects Kennedy's order delaying married men from the draft will save about 40 million dollars annually in personnel costs. It may also yield more usable recruits and higher re enlistment rates while influencing overseas assignment dynamics and gold outflows.
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Washington
UPI
Defense Department
Kennedy
Army
Department
Pentagon
Europe
United States
British Minister To Conduct Services At Methodist Church
The Rev Neville W Wright a Methodist minister from England will guest preach at Washington Methodist Church October 20 to 25 in the second phase of an exchange program that sent American ministers to England. Wright will lead morning worship October 20 and conduct evening services for five consecutive evenings.
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Neville W. Wright
England
Washington Methodist Church
Wright
Washington
Lloyd Latta
Longton
Stoke-on- Trent
Cumberland
Island of Man
Lancashire
Bury
Paul
Keokuk County Liquor Vote Slated Oct 1
Keokuk County voters will ballot October 1 in a reverse local option on liquor by the drink. The election date was set by the board of supervisors after petitions totaling 1,505 signatures. A statewide pattern shows seven counties holding such elections with varied outcomes on licensing for bars selling alcohol.
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Sigourney
UPS
Keokuk County
Board of Supervisors
Henry
Lyon
Lucas
Sioux
Boone, Story
van Buren
Warren
Washington
Taylor
Ringgold
Wayne
Davis
Dance Lessons at YMCA Fall Session Starts Oct 7
The YMCA offers ten weekly dance lessons beginning Monday October 7 with beginner 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. and advanced 8:45 to 9:45 p.m. Instructors are Mr. and Mrs. Don Fosdick of Keota. Registration is 15 dollars for Y members and 18 dollars for non members. Ten couples max, six to guarantee continuation. Phone registrations at Olympia 3 2141.
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Don Fosdick
Keota
Olympia 3- 2141
Hoodlum Valachi Sings to Senate Investigators
Joseph Valachi appeared at the Senate caucus room to provide an advance view of his testimony on the Costa Nostra syndicate. Senator Muskie called Valachi perfectly cooperative as he described his underworld connections during a 30 minute session.
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Washington
UPI
Joseph Valachi
Senate
Costa Nostra
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Edmund S. Muskie
Dmaine
Valachi
Bob Elliott Accepts New Post in Fairfield
Bob Elliott, longtime Evening Journal photographer and reporter, resigns effective Oct. 3 to join the Fairfield Ledger as wire editor and high school sports chief. A 1957 State University of Iowa graduate, Elliott and wife Margaret reside at 331 East Polk Street with daughter Laura, age three, and will begin duties in Fairfield on Oct. 7.
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Bob Elliott
Evening Journal
Elliott
Fairfield Ledger
Fairfield
The
Journal
State University of Iowa
Margaret
Laura
East Polk St
Legion Auxiliary Plan County Outing at Lake Darling
A joint county American Legion and Auxiliary picnic is planned at Lake Darling Sunday Sept 29. All county units are urged to attend with families. A program of music and Memorial Day pictures will be shown per Dr E D Miller county adjutant.
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American Legion and Auxiliary
Lake Darling
E.D. Miller
Senate action likely on historic tax cut despite timetables
The House approved an $11 billion tax cut and sent it to the Senate with Kennedy pressing for early enactment before Christmas. Republicans oppose tying spending to relief, while Byrd signals caution and will hold hearings into November before acting.
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Washington
House
Senate Finance Committee
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Treasury
Byrd
Congressional
Lodge Defends U.S. Officers in Saigon Clash
U.S. Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge condemned Mme Ngo Dinh Nhu for insults toward junior U.S. officers in Saigon calling her remarks cruel. He noted officers have risked and some lost their lives alongside Vietnamese troops in Vietnam’s guerrilla war. A progovernment paper alleged U.S. officials plot to oust Diem as McNamara and Taylor visited to assess the situation.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
U. S
Diem
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Burlington Teens Involved In Highway Crash East Of Washington
An 18 year old Burlington girl Betty Mohike was injured when a 1957 car driven by Edward Mohrke 20 left Rex Smith curve east of Washington hit an embankment and an electric pole. Mohike was treated and released. Mohrke was fined 25 dollars and costs for failing to keep the vehicle under control.
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Burlington
Washington
Betty Mohike
Washington County Hospital
Lyle Hansen
Rex Smith Curve
Here
Hansen
Edward Allen Mohrke
Betty
Mohike
Justice of the Peace
Glenn B. Holden
Punt Pass and Kick Contest Set for October 12
The third annual contest will be at Case Field on Saturday morning October 12 for boys ages 8 to 11. Ford and Mace Motor Company sponsor with NFL jackets helmets and autographed footballs for top prizes. Competition starts at 9 a.m. with a rain postponement to the next Saturday morning.
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Case Field
Ford Motor Company
Mace Motor Company
Washington
National Football League
Hurricane Edith Threatens Hispaniola And Puerto Rico
UPI reports Edith bearing 100 mph winds aimed at Hispaniola with hurricane watches for Puerto Rico and Hispaniola. Warnings urge immediate movement to higher ground as heavy swells and dangerous surf lash coasts. Edith was 190 miles south southwest of San Juan moving west northwest at 15 mph.
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San Juan
P.R
UPI
Hispaniola
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Edith
Haiti
Dominican Republic
Santo Domingo
Iowa Weather Forecast From UPI
United Press International reports Iowa will be generally fair through Friday with a slight warm up in the northwest tonight. Lows in the low 50s, highs near 80 on Friday, and a mild, fair outlook for Saturday.
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United Press International
Iowa
Republicans claim report is slanted stockpile probe
Washington UPI. A 100 page stockpile report accusing Eisenhower era officials of favoritism was branded slanted by Republicans. The document highlights Humphrey Weeks and Flemming with windfall profits at Hanna and Calumet & Hecla and calls for stockpile consolidation and faster disposal.
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Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Treasury
George M. Humphrey
Commerce
Sinclair Weeks
Arthur S. Flemming
Office of Defense Mobilization
Humphreys
Harry S. Truman
Beall
Kennedy
M. A. Hanna Co. Mining and Smelting
Humphrey
Calumet & Hecla Co
Weeks
Flemming
Defense Mobilization Office
Calumet & Hecla
Hanna Mining Co
Hanna Company
Hanna
Symington
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Jack
Barbara Welz
Dallas
Tex
U.S. State Department
John B. Martin
Baptist Church
Legal Institute
Paradise
Annunciation Church
YMCA
Hoodlum
Douglas Dillon
Billings
Mont
Dillon
Lodge
Mme
Nhu
J. Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
J. Glenn Beall
Maryland
Clifford P. Case
New Jersey
Howard W. Cannon
Nevada
Clair Engle
California
Ihe
Case
White House
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