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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1963

Page

7

Vetter Tracks Veto and Budget Watch in Legislature

Iowa lawmaker reports on SF 1 highway access veto by Governor Hughes and its impact on taxpayers. He discusses HF 49 Fair Employment Practices Act concerns and HF 550 property tax replacement, noting amendments, votes, and upcoming sessions with invited visitors.

Hughes House Iowa Highway Commission SF 1 Floyd Millen Industrial and Human Relations Committee Commission On Human Rights

Lines Drawn For Battle On Liquor In Iowa Senate Front

Iowa legislators prepare for a liquor by the drink fight shaping in both chambers. The Senate backs a home rule liquor bill led by Sen. Jack Schroeder with strict controls and possible rival amendments. In the House a dry liquor bill drafted by Rep. Raymond Fisher offers an alternative path and potential crossovers if the Senate bill falters.

Senate House Judiciary II Committee Jack Schroeder R-Davenport Schroeder Joseph Flatt R - Winterset House Safety and Law Enforcement Committee Raymond Fisher Grand Junction

British TV Star Hughie Green Flees West Berlin

Hughie Green flew his small private plane from West Berlin despite Soviet interference. He entered Berlin Tuesday. two Soviet jets harassed him, trying to force a landing in East Germany. He then left Berlin on a commercial airliner after the Russians blocked his plan to fly back out.

Berlin UPI Hughie Green West Berlin East Germany Green London

Bill Smart Observes 25th Year in Business

William Smart, veteran Washington businessman, celebrates 25 years in business on April 7. He opened an implement business in 1938, started Smart Distributing Co. in 1956 on highway 92, and has served as mayor and councilman. Current staff includes Smart, Bob Coon, Joe Richards, and C R McCutchen III.

Bill Smart William Smart Washington Smart Smart Distributing Co Highway 92 Mr. Smart Smart Distributing Mr Smart Bob Coon Joe Richards C. R. McCutchen III

Protest Planned Over Rail Crossing Flagman Removal

About 40 residents gathered at the ISL building to oppose removing the flagman at the Milwaukee and Rock Island crossing on North Fourth Avenue. A public hearing is set for April 16 at the Washington County Courthouse, with witnesses planned to testify.

Milwaukee and Rock Island North Fourth Avenue ISL Washington County Court House State Commerce Commission Loren Garrett Stewart School PTA Stanley Wallace Cecil Long Vernon Feuerhelm

Jr High Students Elect Next Year's Student Council

Washington Junior High held a full school election run by students with judges clerks and party labels. 215 of about 260 students voted from 8:15 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. electing Phil McConnell president Terry Allison vice president Barbara Bennett secretary and Doug Hayes treasurer.

Washington Junior High Jesse Linch Jr Phil McConnell The People’s Choice Party Terry Allison Barbara Bennett Doug Hayes Progressive Party

Speech Therapists From Southeastern Iowa Meet In Court House

Fifteen speech therapists from twelve southeastern Iowa counties gathered Friday afternoon in the county courthouse for a 1:30 to 3:30 workshop led by Mrs. Sharon Cox of Iowa City, who oversees public school speech services in Washington County. The group, meeting monthly, discussed problems and methods for working with youngsters, with plans for tours of facilities as needed.

Iowa Court House Sharon Cox Iowa City Washington County Cox

Coin Club Meeting Set for Monday in Washington

The Washington Coin Club will hold its monthly meeting Monday at 7 30 p m at the Fair grounds in Washington. Members should bring a personal display for the tables. Two films The Federal Reserve Bank and You Your Money's Worth will be shown. An intermission with refreshments follows. A sale or trading session for coins will be available. All interested persons are invited to attend.

The Washington Coin Club Fairgrounds Washington Federal Reserve Bank

Kalona Farmer Hurt In Accident Friday

Kalona's Carl Kos, a retired farmer, was injured Friday evening on his son Kenneth's farm while grinding feed. He sustained a fractured hip and underwent surgery at Mercy Hospital in Iowa City.

Kalona Carl Kos Kos Kenneth Mercy Hospital Iowa City

Science Day At Washington High Draws Regional Teachers

Washington High School hosts the second annual Southeast Six Science Day with about 180 students and 40 teachers and administrators from Southeast Six and at least nine other schools attending. Leaders include Dr Paul O Connor Prof Paul OConnor Herman Kirkpatrick and William Housery guiding chemistry physics and biology curriculum discussions.

Washington High School Floyd Woods Southeastern Iowa Waco Mid-Prairie Columbus Junction Pekin L and M Toledo Williamsburg Wapello Mediapolis Fairfield Mt. Pleasant Fort Madison Centerville Bloomfield Paul O’conner Washinton Vaughn Rinner Judy Roland Rich Vosika Linda Chorpening Paul Minear Paul O'Connor Minnesota University Herman Kirkpatrick Des Moines William Housery

Lunik 4 Misses Moon and Enters Earth Orbit

Tass announced the Soviet Lunik 4 space probe failed to reach the moon and now orbits the Earth. The agency said the craft will be drawn into a sun and moon gravity path and become an artificial satellite of the sun.

Moscow UPI Tass Russia United States

Winds Fuel Wide Eastern Fires And Toll Climbs

Widespread winds and rising heat sparked thousands of acres burned across states from Virginia to Georgia and the Carolinas. Nine deaths were reported over two days as more than 100 forest fires scorched timberland, homes, and quays while lone ships and smaller craft faced gale conditions along the coast.

Gulf Coast Plains Tennessee Frank Clement National Park Virginia Shenandoah National Park New Jersey Georgia South Carolina North Carolina West Virginia San Antonio Austin Texas Houston Alabama

Jacob Kauffman Dies In Home at Kalona

Jacob L. Kauffman 95 died Friday evening at the home of his son-in-law and daughter Orlo and his wife near Kalona where he had lived for more than 25 years Funeral services are pending with Yoder Funeral Home Kalona in charge He was born May 29 1867 in Johnson County to David J and Barbara Kauffman He married Mary A Hochstedler December 18 1892 who died in 1929 Survivors include four sons Enos Kalona David Los Angeles John Reno Nev and Madolon Gardenia Calif three daughters Fisher Kalona Mrs Frank D Yoder Kalona and Mrs Anna Kauffman Hemet Calif nine grandchildren twelve great grandchildren one brother Jonas Hutchinson Kan two sisters Mrs Lizzie Muller Albany Ore and Mrs Lydia Nissley Arthur and others

Kalona Jacob L. Kauffman Orlo Fisher Yoder Funeral Home Johnson County David J Barbara Kauffman Mary A

YMCA World Service Carnival Sails Tonight

Washingtons annual YMCA World Service Carnival runs 6 to 9 p m in the Y building. Proceeds support the local Y quota in World Service Work with carnival booths tickets at 10 cents each and several door prizes. A lost and found auction adds interest to the event.

Washingon YMCA

Weather Outlook Iowa into Sunday and Monday

Iowa forecast shows generally fair weather through Sunday with warmer conditions on Sunday. Overnight low 35 to 40, Sunday highs 65 to 70 east and into the middle 70s in the west. Monday outlook calls for partly cloudy skies and mild temperatures.

Iowa

Equal Educational Opportunities group blasts Iowa lawmakers

Willie McWilliam of the Equal Educational Opportunities Association of Iowa accuses the legislature of shifting school responsibilities to the Department of Public Instruction. He urges county rural districting and updated financing to cut property taxes, while opposing the penalty clause in the omnibus tax bill and favoring reform for efficient, compact districts.

DES Moines UPI Iowa State Department of Public Instruction Willie McWilliam Paton Equal Educational Opportunities Association of Senate McWilliam Department of Public Instruction Iowa House

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