Ex-convict goes on 13 hour bomb scare in Midland
In Midland Texas ex convict Jack Friday 32 strapped with dynamite and nitroglycerine threatened to blow up a block. Capt D L Hackett said Friday slept in a patrol car for 20 minutes before leaving. Texas Rangers and Highway Patrol with aid of a hiding friend captured Friday in Odessa after a prolonged standoff.
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Clues Fail to Turn Up Missing Plane in Midwest Search
Civil Air Patrol planes and National Guard craft swept parts of Iowa and surrounding states for two Clinton chiropractors Dr Dale Forest and Dr Cornelisa Mallinger and their receptionist Mrs Robert Hook missing since last Friday. The search covered Clinton Davenport Cedar Rapids Dubuque Mason City and Webster City and involved 33 CAP planes and over 100 personnel.
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Congo Army Leaders Gather for Parley
A plane load of Congo army officers toured provinces to invite rival leaders for a unity conference in Leopoldville the Palais des Nations. Mobutu dispatched the delegation to reassure safety for leaders including Tshombe and Kulonji and to push a fast roundtable meeting. The move followed Lumumba’s announcement and aims to end the power struggle that has destabilized the country since independence.
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Ersis
Belgium
Nixon Outlines Housing Plans Ambitious 1960s program
Nixon outlines a comprehensive housing plan to address the 1960s crisis. He urges federal leadership with local control, grants for urban renewal, liberal credit to spur new housing, and measures to stabilize credit and interest rates. He also pledges equal housing opportunities for minorities and reiterates faith in his party platform on civil rights. A church service is announced for World Wide Communion at Marion Avenue Church.
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Daniel Storms 85 Dies in Washington County Hospital
Daniel W. Storms 85 a retired railroad worker of 319 South Avenue C died at 8 24 pm Tuesday in Washington County Hospital. Funeral services Friday at 1 30 pm Sherman Eden Funeral Home with Rev Carme Smith officiating. Burial in Bentonsport Cemetery. Survivors include his wife a daughter Lucy Thompson five grandchildren 13 great grandchildren and several relatives. Six siblings preceded him in death.
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Bentonsport
Lucy Thompson
Washington
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West Palm Beach
Fla
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Des Moines
Demonstration Team Prepares Talk On Turkey At Fair
Mary Ellen Durian and Patti Hohenshell of Wellman practice "Lets Talk Turkey" for a 9 30 demonstration Monday October 3. They earned Dairy Cattle Congress entry in Waterloo as reserve champion at August County Fair. Both are 4 H Maidens club members guided by Mrs Raymond Brenneman and Mrs Lawrence Whetstine.
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Mary Ellen Durian
Patti Hohenshell
Wellman
Cuban planes circle US Navy near Guantanamo base
Cuban fighter aircraft repeatedly paced two U.S. Navy planes near Guantanamo Bay as tensions rise over Cuba’s claimed base rights. In Washington, Ambassador Bonsal delivered a new note protesting arrests of embassy staff, challenging Cuba’s immunity claims and demanding assurances.
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Guantanamo
Fidel Castro
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Washington
Navy
Philip Bonsal
Foreign Office
Marjorie Lennox
Lennox
Mrs Maude Wagner Dies at Columbus Junction Home
Mrs Maude Wagner 85 died Tuesday night Sept 27 at her daughter Ettie Harris home in Columbus Junction. Funeral at Columbus Junction Methodist Church with Rev Robert Parris. burial Cedar Bethel Cemetery. Survived by two daughters, Ettie Harris and Mrs Walter Scranton, 11 grandchildren, 17 great grandchildren, 3 great great grandchildren. Burial arrangements by Stacy Funeral Home. Born July 17 1875 to John W Pence and Cornelia Pence. married Henry Wagner in 1892.
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Maude Wagner
Ettie Harris
Columbus Junction Methodist Church
Robert Parris
Cedar Bethel Cemetery
Junction
Stacy Funeral Home
Wagner
John W and
Cornelia Pettigrew Pence
Kansas
Henry Wagner
Walter Scranton
White Plains
N.Y
Soviet Khrushchev Macmillan to Meet in New York Summit
Khrushchev and Macmillan agreed to a high level summit in New York likely Thursday as a breakthrough attempt to end the Paris summit impasse. British and Soviet officials outlined the plan after talks with Gromyko and Home, with Eisenhower and Nasser earlier urging UN mediation.
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UPI
Nikita Khrushchev
Harold Macmillan
Paris
Khrushchev
Gamal Abdel Nasser
U.N
Macmillan
Park Avenue
Demo Rally Tickets On Door At Washington County Club
Washington County Democratic dinner and rally at the Country Club invites unpurchased tickets at the door Thursday evening. Speaker will be John R. Hansen running mate for lieutenant governor. County Democratic chairman Harry Levy says plans are complete and advance sales are good, urging late-comers to attend.
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Country Club
John R. Hansen
Washington Country Club
Harry Levy
Inquiry Class at St James School to Discuss Catholic Faith
The Third Annual Inquiry Class starts Monday evening at 7:30 pm at St James School. The Rev James E Grubb will lead sessions for non Catholics and curious Catholics to learn about Grace the Church and the Sacraments with a Mass demonstration. Books pamphlets provided with no obligation.
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St. James School
James E. Grubb
St. James
Former Principal to Teach University Course at Maine
A. R. Al Tervelt, ex principal of a Washington high school and since 1947 head of Jackson Elementary in Quincy Illinois, is named visiting professor of education at the University of Maine for the 1961 summer session. He will teach graduate courses in supervision of teaching and a supervision seminar. Mrs Ruth Tervelt, a Quincy kindergarten teacher, will accompany him to Orono Maine.
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al) Tervelt
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Ruth) Tervelt
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Nixon Kennedy Campaigns Sweep New York and Ohio States
Nixon and Kennedy crisscrossed New York and Ohio with large crowds as they pursued the 45 electoral votes and key regional momentum. Kennedy pitched Democratic leadership to revive the economy while Nixon hit civil rights and Soviet propaganda themes across Tennessee Arkansas and West Virginia.
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Castro Flies Home on Soviet Plane
Premier Fidel Castro returned to Havana aboard a Soviet Kyushin-18 four engine turboprop transport after attempts to bring Nikita Khrushchev aboard the Baltika failed. He traveled with 63 Cubans as the Cubana fleet faced seizures in New York. Castro met with Nehru and Khrushchev and also bid farewell to President Nasser before departing Idlewild.
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United Arab Republic
Weather forecast for Iowa by United Press International
Iowa outlook fair to partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with warmer southeast tonight. Lows mid 40s northwest to near 30s south. highs Saturday in the 70s. Friday mostly cloudy with little temperature change. Five day trend: temperatures near normal to mild days and cool nights with minimal day to day changes. Normal highs 60s to 70s, lows upper 40s north to lower 50s south. Little if any precipitation expected.
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