Daylight time spread across Iowa and into South Dakota
Iowa communities move toward fast time amid a wider regional push. Shenandoah Atlantic Clarinda Sibley Sheldon Primghar Paulina Southerland join the trend as Sioux City envisions a broader sweep into South Dakota. Carter Lake debates daylight time while boundary issues with Nebraska loom. Keota elects Walter Stoutner bank president with Helscher stepping down.
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Shenandoah
Atlantic
Clarinda
Sibley
Sheldon
Primghar
Paulina
Southerland
Iowa
North Sioux City
Albert Streeter
Law Day observed for local high school seniors
The Washington County Bar Association held Law Day activities for senior students from Highland and Washington schools at the county courthouse. A civil trial demonstration by local lawyers featured two teams arguing before a jury of high school seniors, with L. R. Carson presiding as judge.
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Washington County Bar Association
Highland
Washington
Ith
National Law Day
Washington County Court House
Washington Bar Association
L. R. Carson
A. E. Baldridge
John E. Baldridge
Robert Bates
Harold L. Boyd
Robert Day
E. L. Edmondson
Lawrence B. Griffiths
Louis J. Kehoe
James E. Lloyd
E. D. Morrison
George F. Morrison
G. Gifford Morrison
Ira F. Morrison
John €. Owen
Paul V. Shearer
Richard A. Stewart
Carlton C. Wilson
Albion’ S. Young
Everett heads RFE fund drive for Washington County
Everett(s) named RFE Fund Chair for Washington County to oversee a campaign toward the $12 750 000 goal. Kenneth J Benda Hartwick State Bank executive VP is Iowa state RFE fundraiser chief. RFE funds support broadcasting to Eastern Europe with private campaign expenses and broad programming.
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R. Robert Evereretts
Eisenhower
Clay
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Romania
Bulgaria
Johnson
RFE
Radio Free Europe
Free World
Europe
Ra- Free Europe
Planning commission meeting Tuesday in Washington
The Washington Planning and Zoning Commission met Tuesday night at City Hall with Mrs. George Krogmeier presiding. A plan to build rest rooms under the band shell in Central Park was discussed but no decision was reached. A plumbing code supplement for the city was assigned to a committee led by Delbert Zager, with Richard Embree, Tom Carson, and Ed Gray. Park board members Hugo Lensch, Don Minick, and Ralph Bauer attended, along with Mayor Cloud Willits and Councilman Phil Kneen, for the session.
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George Krogmeier
Theshington
Park Board
Hugo Lensch
Don Minick
Ralph Bauer
Cloud Willits
Phil Kneen
Massachusetts and Pennsylvania Hail Write-In Primary Wins
United Press International reports two unannounced Republican prospects, Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge and Gov. William Scranton, won strong home-state primary victories in Massachusetts and Pennsylvania. Johnson dominated Democratic write-ins in both states. Kennedy lagged. Lodge celebrated his second recent write-in victory, while Scranton drew a record write-in total in Pennsylvania, fueling calls to stand available for a July convention.
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United Press International
Henry Cabot Lodge
William Scranton
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Johnson
Lodge
U.S
South Viet Nam
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Scranton
Keystone
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Nixon
Goldwater
Rockefeller
New Hampshire
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Massachusett
Anniversary nominations teem with Queen candidates
A long list of young women has been named as nominees for the Washington 125th anniversary Queen. Officials say nominations are open for a few more days via a coupon in the Evening Journal.
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Washington
The
Evening Journal
Richland to Change Time to Daylight Saving
Richland town council voted at a special meeting to observe daylight saving time starting at 2 a.m. Monday May 4 Maurice Gould, town clerk, said the move followed lengthy discussion and alignment with nearby towns Ollie has not acted on last time.
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Omaha
Missouri River
Council Bluffs
Carter Lake
Iowa
Nebraska
Wilson Mabrey
Mabrey
Richland
Maurice Gould
Ollie
Vietnamese government rangers overrun Do Xa arms factory
In Do Xa, the Viet Cong mountain stronghold, government rangers seized a large arms factory and captured substantial quantities of modern weapons and explosives, according to an American military spokesman.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
UPS
Do Xa
Iowa Weather Outlook Fair and Cooler with Frost
Weather in Iowa shows fair conditions tonight and Thursday. Cooler tonight in the extreme east with scattered frost in the northeast. Warmer Thursday with lows in the 30s and highs in the 60s. Friday expected partly cloudy and warmer.
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United Press International
Iowa
Kidnapped Chicago Baby Still Missing as Search Intensifies
Parents of Paul Joseph Fronczak wait as police and federal agents pursue a woman who abducted the 3 day old from Michael Reese Hospital. Investigators check hospital workers, public agencies, and local clinics while guards are tightened at the hospital.
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Chicago
UPI
Paul Joseph Fronczak
Michael Reese Hospital
Paul Joseph
Chester Fronczak
Dora
South Side
Invest
Ors
State Department of Registration and Education
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South Dakota
United Press Internat
Sioux City
Big Sioux
Elk Point
Jefferson
Earle Grueskin
Walter Stoutner
Keota
Farmers Savings Bank
J.W Helscher, JR
Helscher
Tom Mills
Charles Mc Campbell
Don Davis
Warren Statler
Glen Stoutner
Law Day
Henry LaValla
Val Caulker
Liberia
Muscatine Junior College
Washington Y’s
YMCA
Stanley Engineering Co
Muscatine
Lake Darling
John Hooley
Redlinger
Everetts
Planning Commission
Richard M. Nixon
Nelson Rockefeller
Margaret Chase Smith
Michigan
George Romney
Harold Stassen
HIV
World Service
Jim Brown
Dave Tindal
Richard Stewart
World Service Committee
Journal
Dallas Kinney
Linda Anderson
Marcie Anderson
Jeanne Allison
Cheri Anderson
Don Avis
Cathy Arnold
Karen Adam
Dan Allen
Mary Jo Birney
Lois Brown
Judy Beauchamp
Barbara Beauchamp
Nancy Bower
Maxine Bain
Mary Butler
Kathy Berkhoff
Robin Boughly
Colleen Bueghly
Cheryl Brown
Amy Blosser
Sally Blodgett
Peggy Brown
Pat Burroughs
Barbara Bain
Cindy Chamberlin
Judy Childs
Chris Campbell
Jenta Chorpening
Yaro Chmelar
Vicki Chalupa
Mary Johnossen
Chris Carson
Mary Carson
Sandy Coffman
Susan Duncan
Larry Duncan
Judy Donaldson
Mary Chebuhar
Mary Crone
Carla Caldwell
Sara Eicher
Mary Eagle
Marilyn Friese
Pat Farrell
Linda Frank
Tom Fritz
Jerry Fisher
James Gingerich
Janet Ardner
Barb Crim
Jane Ner
Wayne Gannon
Ecilia Gilpin
Jerry Greiner
Loretta Green
Nancy Greiner
Starr Gallagher
Gloria Goff
Beverly Goff
Lavonne Graber
Ruth Ann Greiner
Jean Gunnarson
Richard Hayes
Conni Hess
Toni Hernandez
Low
Ellen Jarrard
Linda Jaspering
Linda Johnson
Judy Kleese
Betty Knecht
Nancy Kautson
Sara Kephart
Judy Kirkpatrick
Mollie Kneen
Christine Lemmon
Joan Leyden
Peggy Long
Joyce Long
Pat Lewis
Judy Lance
Calvin Leichty
Mary Ellen Lackenbill
Janet Long
Lannie Leon
Mary Ellen Landau
Pam Loeffler
Barbara Lee Doylene McAvoy
Sand Moore
Jean Morrison
Monica McCarthy
Sarah McDole
Diane Miller
Chris McCleery
Ronnie Miller
Diane Marsh
Pat Miller
Peggy McGaffey
Patricia McGraw
Pamela Mill
Ann Morrison
Marlene McAllister
Joe Morgan
Debbie Nardy
Jean Miller
Mary McBee
Ann McBee
Janet Osincup
Sally Owen
Debby Pacha
Karen Pohren
Betty Petratz
Kay Potratz
Elaine Paisley
Carolyn Pratt
Potter
Diane Perdock
Barbara Robertson
Land
Roberta Ann Robertson
Pam Robison
Susan Roth
Vaughn Rinner
Don Robertson
Jean Ramsey
Janet Richards
Laura Robinson
Carol Ray
Pam Romine
Sandra Rieb
Don Rees
Jean Sojka
Jackie Schooover
Karen Seaton
Karen Statler
Dorothy Schroeder
Janet Schiebel
Janice Thies
Janet Talbot
Bev Smith
Roger Stalder
Sally Smith
Stanley Skinner
Linda Scheeler
Bonnie Snider
Maria Simmering
Trene Singer
Ruth Shaffer
Judy Vetter
Marla Valeu
Gloria Wolf
Gwen Wolfe
Vgton Rtice
Carlton Bump
Art Guild
Bump
Washinon
Viet Nam
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