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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1964

Page

3

YMCA World Service Carnival Promotes 1964 Anniversary

A local carnival to highlight YMCA World Service week celebrates the 75th anniversary of World Service since 1889. The event at the Washington YMCA on Saturday April 11 from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. will raise funds for YMCA World Service programs.

YMCA United States Dwight D. Eisenhower Ymcas World Service Ymca World Service Ymcas Nort America World Service Asia India Japan

Allowa Electrical Exposition and Conference Opens in Des Moines

More than 100 exhibitors will display new electrical products methods and ideas at the Allowa Electrical Exposition and Conference at Veterans Memorial Auditorium Des Moines April 15 16 and 17. Officials expect several thousand contractors architects manufacturers engineers and utility representatives to attend. Governor Harold E Hughes will open the show with a ribbon cutting at 12 15 p m April 15. The event is sponsored by the Iowa Chapter NECA with manufacturers power suppliers and electrical groups. William Biermann is general chairman and John Aldworth Westinghouse will deliver the keynote. Exhibit hours are 12 30 to 4 p m and 7 to 9 30 p m Wed Thu and 9 30 a m to noon Fri April 1. A luncheon with the Des Moines Chamber of Commerce features W R Persons Emerson Electric as speaker. A special ladies program includes a panel on home decorating and a tour of the Governor's residence.

Ymcas Ussr North America World Service Washington Ymca Ymca World Service Veterans Memorial Auditorium Des Moines Harold E. Hughes Iowa National Electrical Contractors Association NECA William Biermann Biermann University Electric John Aldworth Electric Utility Westinghouse Electric Corporation Greater Des

Moose Election of Officers in Washington Chapter

The Washington chapter of the Loyal Order of the Moose held an officer election on Wednesday April 8. New officers elected are Richard Harvey past governor Robert Dunbar governor William Whalen junior governor Joe Bennett prelate R C Lins treasurer Wilfred Dawson three year trustee and Dale Sheetz secretary. They will assume duties on May 4 1964.

Washington the Loyal Order of the Moose Richard Harvey Robert Dunbar William Whalen Joe Bennett R. C. Lins Wilfred Dawson Dale Sheetz

Mrs Hayes Leads Grace Hill Ladies Aid Lesson

Mrs Hayes led the Grace Hill Ladies Aid for a lesson themed Alaska. Richard Hayes presented the talk while Mrs Paul Hazelett managed the meeting in the president's absence. Gifts were approved for several calls and plans made for an all day May 13 cleanup. The Mothers Day Team was announced for May 15 at 7 30 p.m. at the Community Building with refreshments by Mrs Eugene Engel.

Richard Hayes Grace Hill Ladies Aid Alaska Paul Hazelett Hazelett Wom. mm Vou Eugene Engel

New Step in Space Program Aims at Gemini Recovery

After a successful unmanned 7000 pound Gemini flight aboard a Titan 2, NASA moves to validate recovery methods and select the first astronauts. The next sub orbital test targets August with the two pilots and a three orbit world flight planned for late 1968 or early 1969. Astronauts from the Cape Kennedy base will be considered.

Americ Project Fone Gemini Charles A Mathews Gemini Project U. S Cape Kennedy Sandy Acres

Third Conference Proposes New Reapportionment Plan

The third conference committee settles a deadlock with a plan creating a 50 member Senate and 114 member House offering rural urban parity. It requires reapportionment every decade based on the latest census with districting rules and possible court remapping if faults are found.

Senate Wit House Senate

Dr Paul of SUI to speak at Fortnightly Club meeting

Dr W D Paul of the University of Iowa will present a program for the Fortnightly Club general meeting at the Country Club on Thursday May 7. He will share a travelog of Italy and dessert will follow with reservations due by May 4. New officers will be installed at the final general meeting of the club year.

W. D. Paul University of Iowa Iowa City Paul Italy Harry Ramseyer

Go and Let Go Club entertains six members

Mrs. Fred Chalupa chaired the Go and Let Go Club meeting on Tuesday with six members present. Mrs. Hazard conducted the roll call and Mrs. Paul Hazelett organized entertainment provided by Mrs. Robert Mikseh. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Elliott McKinstry. The next meeting is planned for May 5 with Mrs. William Carr.

Fred Chalupa Loan Paul Hazelett Robert Mikseh Elliott McKinstry William Carr

Area students named to Iowa State Dean's List

A number of area students are on the Deans List for the Winter quarter at Iowa State University in Ames. The list includes Larry L. Herrick Marilyn J Mortis Ronald K. Resehley Peter A. Bell Kathryn E B Kerr Gretchen C Miksch and Keith A Bauer from West Chester and Washington.

Iowa State University Ames Larry L. Herrick Marilyn J Mortis Columbus Junction Ronald KR. Resehley Olds Peter A. Bell Kathryn EB. Kerr Gretchen C. Miksch Washington Keith A. Bauer West Chester

NFO Demonstrates at Oscar Mayer Plant in Davenport

National Farmers Organization staged a peaceful day long demonstration at the Oscar Mayer & Co. plant in Davenport Iowa to press for higher on the hoof prices. About 500 participants including women and children used trucks to block entrances delaying livestock deliveries and turning away several hog-laden semi trailers.

Davenport Iowa UPT Oscar Mayer & Co National Farmers Organization NFO Dillon Story Wyoming NFC Meat Bargaining Committee

Blockade at Plant Sparks Standoff Over Possible Outbreak

In February 2027 NFC members drove pickup trucks with hogs to the plant and blocked gates and chutes. Assistant plant manager Peter Hartung met with Mayor Ray O'Brien on a Wednesday to discuss preventing violence, but police aided only traffic flow around the plant.

NFC Peter Hartung Ray O'Brien

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