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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1965

Page

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Front Street Flood in Muscatine Capt Dean Garrett Inspects

Captain Dean Garrett of the Iowa National Guard inspects a sandbag line on Front Street in Muscatine as floodwaters cover the road. A grain elevator in the background sits surrounded by water spilling over the main levee, about 400 yards from Garrett. The Journal photo was taken by Dallas Kinney.

Dean Garrett Washington Iowa National Guard Front Street Muscatine Captarrett Journal Dallas Kinney William Lloyd National Guard

Treatment of elm trees to start soon

The first European elm bark beetle pupae are reported in central Iowa. Bidrin treatment for Dutch elm disease will begin when pupae appear, continuing until adults emerge about 10 days to two weeks later. Washington trees will be treated early next week, with about 600 trees on private and city property to be treated.

Iowa Im Frier Frier Washington L.C. Willits

Flood crest moving south as Mississippi floods Quad Cities

The Mississippi River crest crested and moved southward as flood fighters fended off breakthroughs. Water reached record highs from Muscatine to Burlington with warnings of several more inches before recession. Gulfport Illinois saw ten feet of floodwater while Davenport’s dike threat loomed.

United Fress Invernationa Mississippi River Quad Cities Muscatine Burlington Weather Bureau Yellow Springs US. Army Corps of Engineers Illinois Gulfport

YMCA to close Friday at 6 p m due to commitments

The local YMCA announced it will close at 6 p m Friday April 30 for administrator commitments. Gillesby attends a regional conference and Dick Matthew is on National Guard duty at Muscatine. South English mourns as Larry Cox 25 dies from a one car crash on highway 149 west of Parnell. Funeral set for Friday at 9:30 a m at St Josephs North English with rosary tonight at Powell Funeral Home. Cox employed by Kaser Construction. Survivors include parents Emmett and Ronald brothers and Curtis Leathers grandparents.

YMCA Gillesby Dick Matthew Muscatine Larry Cox South English University Hospitals Iowa City Highway 149 Parnell St. Joseph's Catholic Church North English Powell Funeral Home Cox Kaser_ Construction John L. Cox Emmett Cedar Rapids Ronald Curtis Leathers Delta McNurlen Produce Keota

Marines land in Santo Domingo amid Dominican unrest

U S Marines positioned around the Polo Ground refugee center in Santo Domingo to shield Americans as street fighting rages in the capital. The first Latin American landing since 1928, 400 Dominicans are reported dead and 1,200 wounded while no American casualties are confirmed.

San Juan Puerto Rico UPL Polo Ground Santo Domingo Dominican Republic U.S Latin America Guatemala Juan Bosch Castro Polo Grounds Ambassador Hotel

Viet Cong Assaults Target Mekong Delta Quang Nam

U S and South Vietnamese forces launched three major attacks against Viet Cong positions in the Mekong delta and Quang Nam province near Da Nang. Government forces reported 231 Viet Cong killed and 57 captured, with additional enemy losses from air strikes and amphibious landings.

Saigon UPS U.S Mekong Delta Quang Nam Province da Nang USS Air Force Navy North Viet Nam Sydney South Viet Nam Australia Kien Hoa Song Co Luong Mekong US. Army Jack W. Sanford East Rainelle W.va Bryce R. Kramer Greensburg

Wanted brown pup in Washington found by Smith family

The Clarence Smith family seeks the owner of a brown short haired dog with a white head spot and white paws that bit their daughter on Sunday near North Avenue 500 block. If unclaimed the girl may need anti rabies shots. Owner should contact Dr. M L McCreedy or Dr. Cal Larsen or Clarence Smith at OL 3 5045 for possible pickup and verification.

Clarence Smith Washington North Avenue M. L. McCreedy Cal Larsen Smith

Mabel Landau Dies After Auto Crash in Palatine Ill

Mabel Landau 48 of 646 Colonial Lane Des Plaines Ill was killed in an automobile accident near Palatine on Wednesday night April 28 1965. Funeral arrangements at Jones Funeral Home indefinite. Survivors include five sisters Alma Caldwell Cedar Bay Marie Landau Delavan Edna McKinney Delavan Minnie Qualdorf Dows and Gertrude Jones Washington and brother Raymond Landau Washington.

Mabel Landau Colonial Lane Des Plaines Ill Palatine Til Jones Funeral Home Miss Landau Franz and Anna Barkhaus Landau Mt. Pleasant Quincy Business College Bataille, Kane and McKie, Inc Barrington, Il Business and Professional Women’s Club Orville Alma) Caldwell Fairfield Marie Landau Cedar Bay

Northwest earthquake kills two across Washington and Harbor Island

A strong rolling quake rattled the Pacific Northwest from the Washington Oregon border to Kalispell Montana. At least two people died from falling debris, one near King Street railroad station and another on Harbor Island.

Seattle Wash Pacific Northwest Washington - Oregon Kalispell Mont King Street Harbor Island

Notice to bidders on Washington county jail and paving bids

Public notices announce a hearing on paving North 12th Avenue and an invitation to bidders for the county home bathroom improvements and sewer projects in Washington. Includes notices for a paving program and related bids in the county.

Washington North 12Th Avenue

Civil defense aid sought for flood counties near Mississippi

The State USDA Civil Defense Director urged county USDA Disaster Units to offer services to flood areas around Louisa and Muscatine Counties. Local residents and students already assist flood workers. Volunteers can register at the local ASCS Office 108 W. Jefferson or by calling OL 3 2312 for daily updates and transportation.

Usda Civil Defense Usda Defense Mississippi River Louisa Muscatine County USDA William Day Usda Civil Defense Board Washington ASCS W. Jefferson

Shared time plan eyed in Iowa school standards bill

Iowa Atty Gen Lawrence Scalise ruled private and parochial students may take selected public school courses. The ruling, read on the Senate floor, supports a shared time provision in a bill setting minimum standards for all schools. The measure creates an approved district list with home districts funding transfers. A companion provision would add up to 20 area vocational schools and community colleges, advancing through the Senate after three days of debate.

Des Moines UPI Lawrence Scalise Scalise Senate John Kibbie Demmersburg Kibbie Eugene Hill D - Newton Iowa U.S Paul Johnston Senate Education Committee Hill Andrew Frommelt Sealise

Motive sought in Des Moines cafe double shooting

Authorities in Des Moines sought a motive after a noon lunch rush shooting at the King Ying Low restaurant left Lawrence Kochheiser, 48, a Des Moines TraCo bus driver, dead. Goldie Bickford, a telephone operator, fired two shots that sent about 20 customers scrambling as manager Bing Leong watched Kochheiser fall.

Des Moines UPI Goldie Bickford Lawrence Kochheiser Des Moines Tra Co Bing Leong Kochheiser Leong

Weather forecast for Iowa by United Press International

Friday brings increasing cloudiness and southerly winds 20 to 30 mph in the northwest. Lows tonight 40s north east to 50s southwest. Friday highs range from 70s in the northeast to 80s in the southwest. Outlook Saturday is fair and warmer.

United Press International Iowa

Teahouse of the August Moon opens at high school auditorium

The Y's Men present John Patrick's comedy Teahouse of the August Moon in Riverton High School. Dallas Kinney stars as Sakini with Harold Stevens Donna Lant Bob Choate and John Hohl in major roles. Opening night drew a large crowd ahead of four more performances.

River City Iowa Tobiki Village Okinawa John Patrick Mr. Patrick Teahouse of Dallas Kinney Sakini Mr. Kinney Harold Stevens Captain Fisby Donna Lant Lotus Blossom Bob Choate Colonel Purdy II John Hohl Captain McLean Mr. Stevens Pentagon

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