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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1960

Page

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Peugeot child ransom case ends with safe return in Paris

Four year old Eric Peugeot was recovered in Paris after a $100000 gold ransom paid by his father Roland Peugeot. Officials denied reports of a police capture and said the operation involved no link to the Peugeot family case. The boy, found crying near his home in the Passy area, described his abductors as kind and harmless.

Paris UPI Eric Peugeot Peugeot Eric Passy Avenue Victor Hugo Roland Peugeot Peugeot Automobile and Steel Empire France Colette

Sign Petitions Circulating For Washington School Bond Vote

Petitions asking the Washington Community School District to call a special election on a 950000 bond proposal circulated today. Proponents aim to fund a junior high building, four room additions at Lincoln and Stewart elementary schools, high school renovations, and a bus garage with a 10000 bond. Signature requirement is 25 percent of last election voters.

Washington Community School District Board PTA Lincoln Stewart Washington

Army warns 19 enemy planes could devastate 30 percent of U.S. population

In closed testimony to the House subcommittee, Maj. Gen. Marshall Stubbs warned that a small bomber force could spray germ agents nationwide and cause up to 30 percent casualties. He cited Soviet emphasis on chemical and biological warfare and described a hypothetical 24 hour incapacitation agent.

Washington House Defense Appropriations Subcommittee Daniel J. Flood D-Pa United States Marshall Stubbs Army

Special Education Head Resigns Here

Wallace N. Pierce, Washington County special education consultant and psychologist, resigns effective end of the school year after serving the county for a year. He will become director of special education for a newly formed Illinois cooperative district serving 23 schools. Sharon Cox, another speech therapist, signs on for the coming year, working with county students.

Wallace N. Pierce Washington County Lester B. Krabill Krabill County Board of Education Pierce Illnois Glencoe Winnetka Wilmette Highland Park Sharon Cox Cox Iowa City

Riverside School Delays Easter Vacation Amid Road Conditions

Riverside public schools canceled classes today due to dangerous road conditions after buses struggled on county roads. The issue followed an embargo lift on heavy weight limits, which failed to ease the mud and impassable streets, prompting officials to grant an unexpected day off.

Riverside

Des Moines Family Builds Atomic Fallout Shelter

The Amos Emery family plans a $1500 fallout shelter in their Des Moines home to prepare for a possible atomic attack. Selected from 20 volunteers, the unit will be publicly displayed and funded by the federal government, with completion expected in 30 days and a one year lease to the government.

Des Moines UPS Amos Emery Pearl Harbor South St Emerys Ruth Emery Emery

Annual Car Lift for Easter Sunday by Moose Lodge

The Washington Moose Lodge and Women of the Moose sponsor a free Easter Sunday car lift to church services. Washington residents needing transport should call Moose Hall at 34629 on Saturday to reserve rides, ensuring sufficient vehicles for Sunday morning.

Moose Lodge Women of the Moose Washington Moose Hall Washington Moose Lodge

Charles Ayers Dies After Heart Attack in Illinois

Charles Ayers 69 of Wellman died Thursday morning April 14 1960 at the Ashland home of his niece Mrs Charles Forman after visiting there on return from Florida. Funeral services set for Saturday at 10 in Powell Funeral Home Wellman with Rev Paul Dietterich. Burial in Wellman cemetery. Survived by sister Mrs Zona Hager an aunt and a niece and nephew. Preceded in death by one brother and two sisters.

Wellman Charles Ayers Charles Forman Ashland Florida Powell Funeral Home Paul Dietterich Mr. Ayers Washington County William Margaret Ann Barney Ayers Zona Hager

Committee Advances Federal Gambling Communication Bill

The House Judiciary Committee drafts a bill to criminalize using wires to transmit gambling information across state lines and to bar communications for convicted operators. FBI and Justice Department assist. Rep. William Cramer cites hopes for quick introduction amid constitutional concerns. Florida and Ohio lawmakers back the measure.

Washington UPI House Judiciary Committee FBI Justice Department William C. Cramer Rfla House Florida Ohio Cramer

Republican Caravan Schedule Tours Iowa May 4

The annual Republican state candidates caravan will stop in Fairfield Washington Iowa City Muscatine and Betendorf on May 4 as part of a nine day, 39 city tour led by Arca dia Iowa council of Republican women president Margaret Hennings.

Des Moines UPI Margaret Hennings Arcadia Iowa Iowa Council of Republican Women Ames Hennings Boone Jefferson Fort Dodge Humboldt Whittemore Spirit Lake Sibley Sheldon le Mars Sioux City Logan Missouri Valley Harlan Audubon Council Bluffs Greenfield Indianola Pella Montezuma Oskaloosa Chariton Albia Ottumwa Fairfield Washington Iowa City Muscatine Bettendorf Clinton Maquoketa Cedar Rapids Dubuque Guttenberg Charles City Hampton Shell Rock Waterloo Grundy Center

Turbulent Weather Across Nation With Tornadoes and Snow

Turbulent spring weather hit multiple regions with record heat in Washington, tornadoes in Arkansas, snow and hail in the Pacific Northwest, and ice on the St Lawrence Seaway. Flood aid requests were made in Missouri while fires scorched southern Indiana brushlands.

Washington Arkansas Pacific Northwest St. Lawrence Seaway Missouri Indiana Rockies Texas Louisiana Canadian Minnesota Michi

Washington High students win at two Iowa science fairs

Four Washington High School students demonstrated telescopic lunar pictures, a self designed high vacuum system, a large solid propellant rocket, and a flytype platform at science fairs hosted by Drake University in Des Moines and Iowa State Teachers College in Cedar Falls. Grenawalt earned superior rating and top eight honors. Arthur and Cook received honorable mentions.

Moon Washington High School Iowa Bill Grenawalt Jim Cook John Davis Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls Bill Arthur Drake University Des Moines Grenawalt Arthur Cook Bill Grennwalt Davis Floyd Woods

Easter party for Moose members planned at Moose Hall

A special Easter party will be held at 7 30 this evening for children of members of the local Moose lodge and Women of the Moose. The event in Moose Hall is sponsored jointly by the two organizations.

Moose Lodge of the Moose Moose Hall

Toastmasters Change Meetings to Monday

The Washington Toastmasters will move their weekly gathering to Monday starting next week. Meetings occur at 6 30 P M at the Captain's Table with Lee Baird as toastmaster and Frank Patterson as table topic chairman. Five minute speakers include Bernard McCarthy and Lawrence Miksch.

Washington Lee Baird Frank Patterson Bernard McCarthy Lawrence Miksch

Supt Phieger Addresses Local Jaycees on School Plan

Supt John V Phieger spoke at a Thursday Jaycee meeting outlining the Washington Community School District building program and introduced the district architect. Visiting Jaycees from Iowa City and Ottumwa presented a chapter member running for state vice president, as plans for the local chapter's upcoming officer elections were discussed.

Supt. Phieger Iowa City Ottumwa

Letter to Khrushchev Opens Path for Lithuanian Mother's Visit

Des Moines reports Charles Anolik's 64-year-old mother Mina may be allowed to leave Lithuania and visit him within two months after a letter to Nikita Khrushchev during his U.S. visit. Anolik and his brother endured Nazi camps. their father disappeared in 1941. Anolik sought help from U.S. officials, including Henry Cabot Lodge, with Vice President Nixon later noting the mother’s name on a special attention list.

DES Moines UPI Nikita Khrushchev Charles Anolik Mina Lithuania Anolik U. S United States East Germany Kansas City Khrushchev Charles Fles Fles Henry ‘Abot Lodge United Nations Richard M. Nixon Nixon State Department Anohk Iron Curtain Karushchev Paulius Leonas Chicago Leonas

Weather Outlook Iowa Partly Cloudy Cooler West

Partly cloudy and cooler tonight in western Iowa with low 42 to 48 and 48 to 56 east. Saturday sees considerable cloudiness with scattered showers and occasional thunder storms, with highs around 58 to 66. Easter Sunday looks partly cloudy with temperatures in the 60s.

Iowa

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