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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1967

Page

1

Winds, rain and hail sweep Southeastern Iowa crops

Southeastern Iowa towns faced a Friday afternoon storm packing tornadic winds, heavy rain and large hail. Washington and Louisa Counties reported farm damage while Richland Columbus City and Crawfordsville areas saw blown garages, damaged barns and downed power lines. A funnel cloud was sighted, creeks flooded, and schools moved children to lower floors as shingles and walls were displaced.

Iowa Keosauqua Washington Louisa Washington City Richland Crawfordsville Mt. Union Columbus City Fairfield Rockwell Weather Bureau Missouri

Bus Driver Hero Saves 20 Children In Tornado Race

Boyd Jones 28 wrestled a deadly tornado near Harvard Illinois to shield a busload of children. He ordered them to lie in a muddy ditch as the storm ripped the bus apart and knocked out power. All students from kindergarten to high school were unharmed, while Jones suffered minor injuries.

Harvard, IL UPI Boyd Jones Jones Here Adrian Red Dewey Harvard Herald Harvard- Marengo Harvard McHenry County

Tulips Bloom Early in Pella Ahead of Festival

Tulips are in bloom in Pella ahead of the annual Tulip Festival set for May 11 to 13. More than 500 900 tulips are planted in the Dutch-oriented Iowa city, with cool weather likely delaying peak bloom until the festival. Ed Lamson, head of the Pella Chamber of Commerce, says late bloomers remain and there are no plans to move the date.

Pella Lowa UPI Iowa Ed Lamson

Probate of will and executor for John Jacob Simmering

Public notices record the probate of the will and appointment of the executor for the estate of John Jacob Simmering. Also listed are the quarterly report for Washington County Hospital and the minutes of the Washington City Council.

John Jacob Simmering Quarterly Report of Washington County Hos Washington City Council

Two test pilots die in Calverton crash

In Calverton New York a Navy F-111B test jet crashed seconds after takeoff killing two civilian pilots. Ralph H. Donnell 46 Grumman chief test pilot and Charles E Wangeman Jr 29 were aboard the test model as investigators from the Navy and Grumman began a probe into the crash.

Calverton N.Y UPI Navy Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corp Ralph H. Donnell Grumman Charles E. Wangeman Jr

Severe Iowa Storm Causes Wide County Damage

Southeast Iowa faces a damaging storm path as Van Buren County endures tornadic winds wrecking 40 to 50 farm outbuildings and downing trees. No injuries reported though prior Sunday two people were killed and eight hurt in Keosauqua. Hail and wind hit Henry and Jefferson counties with roofs damaged, cables torn, and two Fort Madison greenhouses heavily damaged.

van Buren County Keosauqua Birmingham Orville Lee Lee Vern Hassett Stockport Malborne Hagala Iowa John Rockwell Rome Henry Henry County Fort Madison

Shortage Reported in Boone County Treasurer Office

State Auditor Lloyd Smith reported a $114,000 shortage dating from the Peterson era in Boone County Treasurer records. Records before 1959 are unavailable, hindering full audit. The audit cites a $97,500 shortage for 1958 and $16,500 for 1959 through 1966, with $114,009 listed as investments but not verifiable.

Des Moines IDPA Lloyd Smith Boone County J. Harold Peterson Smith Board of Supervisors Peterson

Gentle Thursday Love-In At Iowa State Storms Campuses

About 200 students at Iowa State University staged a six hour Gentle Thursday love-in in Ames with helium balloons paper flowers and costume play. They visited Beardshear Hall and Parks home delivering flowers and sang We Love You Bobby. Activities included blocks games a submarine on Lake LaVerne and a candle lighting ceremony planned for nightfall.

Ames Iowa UPI Iowa State University ISU Lave-In Richard van Iten Lake LaVerne Navy R.O.T.C. Center Ore

Deadly 18 Tornadoes Hit Northern Illinois Cities

At least 55 people are confirmed dead and nearly 1,000 injured as 18 tornadoes sweep across northern Illinois from Belvidere to Chicago suburbs. Gov. Kerner plans tours of the disaster zones as officials declare a major relief area. Looting is to be halted by National Guardsmen, and searches for missing children continue amid destroyed schools and homes.

Chicago UPI Illinois Mississippi River Otto Kerner

Russians Prepare Dual Launch In Historic Space Venture

Soviet officials plan to launch two manned spacecraft within 48 hours carrying four to six cosmonauts. The mission aims for an in-flight docking and crew transfer, signaling a return to the space race with the United States. Crews likely include veterans Pavel Belayev, Konstantin Feoktistov, and Valery Bykovsky, with heavier, newer ships.

Moscow UPI Soviet Union United States Voshkod Vostok Pvel Belyayev Konstanton Peoktistov Valery Bykovsky

More US troops moved north to block invasion in Vietnam

UPI reports new American units arrived in northern Vietnam to reinforce Marines near the DMZ. A multi brigade force joins the 196th Light Infantry to form Force Oregon, freeing Marines for DMZ duty while B52 bombers supported today’s fighting in Quang Ngai. North Vietnam rejects a proposal to widen the DMZ.

Saigon UPI U S South Vietnam Demilitarized Zone Dmz Vietnams Quang Ngai U.S. 25Th Infantry Division 196Th Light Infantry Mekong Delta Force Oregon North Vietnam Laos

Iowa Weather: Partly Cloudy Tonight and Sunday Rain Chance

Partly cloudy tonight with Sunday mostly cloudy skies and a chance of occasional rain especially in the far south. Lows range from the 20s in the north to the low 30s to mid 30s in the south. Sunday highs reach the upper 40s to lower 50s, with Monday outlook partly cloudy and warmer.

United Press International Iowa

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