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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1971

Page

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March of Concern at Kalona May 16

The 1971 March of Concern will occur Sunday afternoon May 16 sponsored by the Council of Mid Prairie Churches to raise funds for Heifer Project American Indians and a local project. It starts at 1 PM with a 15 minute devotion, ends at 6 30 PM with a family potluck and soup singing. Route is eight miles north of Kalona on State Highway 1. Lewis Belcher of Wellman is general chairman with Rev. John Woodin Rev. Otto Steele and others as committee members. Planning meeting is Thursday April 29 at Asbury United Methodist Church in Wellman.

Council of Mid - Prairie Churches Kalona - Wellman - West Chester - Richmond - Shardin Kalona Lewis Belcher Wellman John Woodin Otto Steele

Arms cache found in A Shau Valley sweep

South Vietnamese infantry units uncovered a significant Communist arms stockpile in the A Shau Valley area near its northern tip. The cache contained 461 mortar rounds, 200 rocket grenades and 4,000 rounds of ammunition. Four enemy soldiers were killed by Claymore mines set off by ARVN forces nearby.

Saigon UPS A Shan 1St Infantry Division A Shau Valley South Vietnam Demilitarized Zone Dmz da Nang U.S

Rogers Talks With Schumann in Paris On Middle East

UPI reports Secretary of State William P. Rogers met with French Foreign Minister Schumann for nine minutes in Paris to discuss Middle East developments. He said no breakthrough expected and departed for Ankara to attend a Central Treaty Organization conference amid heightened security precautions.

Paris UPI William P. Rogers Middle East Ice Schumann Rogers Ankara Turkey Central Treaty Organization Cel Martial W

Annual Elections at Washington High Vote for Student Body Officers

Washington High students vote today among four slates for student body officers. Presidential hopeful Rose Peiffer leads the Ideas for Progress Party with running mates Bob McConnell Jane Deaton and Gary Zeck. Other candidates include Ward Anderson with Tim Zear, Steve Chalupa with Tim Swift Marti Roth and Bill Graf, and Delta party contenders with Levy. Long history notes mention Naomi Wilson as first post 1997, with a string of presidents since 1939 and a 1950 gap before consecutive male leaders. Outgoing president is Scott Turnipseed.

Washington High Power of the People Party Chopper Party Delta Party Ideas For Progress Park Rose Peiffer Ideas For Progress Party Ward Anderson Steve Chalupa Dave Levy Rose Bob McConnell Jane Deaton Gary Zeck Chalupa Tim Swift Marti Roth Bill Graf Anderson Power To the People Denny Witthoft Patsy Mullikin Tim Zear Delta Er Don Lawless Naomi Wilson WR. Anderson Miss Wilson Roberta Whelan Ellen Humble Tom Walker Margareen Redlinger Keith Gook Jim Holbert Bob Dodder Pat Longwell Mary Stevens Harry Ramseyer Joanna Krabill Larry ‘Thornton Bob Kennedy Dick Fuhr Bill Sherman J Gorham Dick Horak Ted Thornton Don Hansen Bill Arthur Cecil Horst Gerald Donaldson Jerry’ Stalder George Johnson Joe Scranton Rex Neuhart Marty Chebuhar Neil Britain Dave Gregory Jim Rosenkild Scott Turnipseed Washington High School Offie Power To the People Party Rose Pelifer Tim Hiotle

Youth choir to direct worship and concert at Cedar Rapids church

A 25 voice youth choir from Central Park Presbyterian Church Cedar Rapids directed by Ed Massey will lead Sunday worship at 10 30 a m at First Christian Church and perform a 2 p m concert. Accompanists include Leanne Sage Carol Nelson Joe Miska and Barbara Rice plus guitarists Sandy Tyler Jeff Mishalicek. Betsy Miller sings That’s for Me Bruce Williams sermon and prayer. A noon potluck follows. public invited.

Central Park Presbyterian Church Cedar Rapids Ed Massey Coe College Leanne Sage Carol Nelson Joe Miska Betsy Miller Bruce Williams Barbara Rice Sandy Tyler Jeff Mishalicek

Iowa House Deliberates Ray School Funding Plan Shift

Iowa House moves into the second week of tax and school funding deliberations centered on Gov. Robert D. Ray’s plan. Republicans and Democrats debate fairness and adequacy, with Ray’s proposal aiming to phase in school funding and set a uniform 27 percent property tax levy while lawmakers weigh future relief and financing needs.

Des Moines UPI Robert D. Ray Iowa House House Ray Ways’ and Means Committee Elizabeth Shaw R - Davenport Shaw Joseph Johnston D - Town City Iowa Edgar Holden Davenport Holden William Harbor

Senior Citizens Plan Spring Festival at YMCA

The Washington Senior Citizens announce a May 26 and 27 Spring Festival at the YMCA with crafts sales a foods stand a tea and a two day program including a Wednesday May 28 style show and a Thursday May talent show. The event honors Senior Citizens Month and aims to boost community support and fund the group’s activities.

YMCA United States Washington

Washington youth arrested for obscene calls to women

A Washington youth was arrested and turned over to juvenile authorities after admitting he made several obscene telephone calls in recent weeks. Police had been investigating after a series of complaints at the local station.

Washington

Senator Miller cites travel freeze as little effect on state travel

Des Moines Senator Charles Miller criticizes the Legislature s travel freeze for state employees as having no appreciable effect. He notes an $8 000 weekly out of state travel rate and projects about $95 000 total from the law s start until June 30. The measure requires three executive council votes and proof of critical urgency for trips, yet requests continue, with $23 907 spent since early April and no complete payroll data available.

DES Moines IDPA Charles Miller Miller Robert Ray Counci Cuncil Executive Council State Development Commission Senate Des Moines County

Intercepted Memo Mentions SENATOR MILL Des Moines

An intercepted memo from Des Moines references a travel freeze and its opposition, noting a stance against the measure. The message, signed by Yours Wes, hints at political maneuvering and resistance to the policy.

Washington County Heart Unit Organized at Hospital

A meeting at Washington County Hospital on April 27 formed a Washington County Heart Unit. Attendees included Vi Smerkal, Dr. D. E. Finken, Oden Brendengen, Willard L. Obley and several local residents. Finken presented a plan outlining four duties: fund raising, community service, education and publicity. T. M. Nelson was named chair of the nominating committee for officers to be elected at the next gathering on June 1 at the hospital.

Washington County Washington County Hospital Rex Lee Vi Smerkal Cedar Valley Lowa Heart Association D. E. Finken Oden Brendengen Willard L. Obley THA Roger Borup Wellman Ralph Schnoebelen Riverside Mahlon Huston Ainsworth Jack Dunbar Brighton Norman Jensen J. M. Nelson Norman Schoonover E. M. Ahart Washington Finken T. M. Nelson

Dove talks with radicals Aiken why do you stay

The scene on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee hears five May Day antiwar radicals testify amid sharp exchanges. Sen George Aiken scolds the protesters asking why they stay in the United States while other countries seem better. Committee members dismiss the radicals tactics and goals as counterproductive to ending the war.

Washington UPL Dove New England George D. Aiken R-Vt Senate Foreign Relations Committee Nixon Prote Jacob K. Javits R-N.y

Anticu Weather Forecast Update

Partly cloudy tonight with a slight rise in temperatures and lows in the 30s. Friday will be mostly fair and warmer with highs ranging from the 50s to the 60s across the region, north to northeast areas cooler than southern zones.

Anticu Ress International Towa

Probate and election notices for Opal Bickford and Silas Finke

Probate of wills and appointment of executors for Opal R. Bickford and Silas Finke. Notice of Mid-Prairie school district election to be held.

Opal R. Bickford Silas Finke

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Shan Schumann Ceda Rapids First Christian Church Lamicy Duncan Duncan Bill Westphal D.D Leon Hillman Kiwanis Scholarship Fund Sr. Citizens Plan Festival By Grace Kerr McCleery Kotouc Innocent Mcpherson, Ga Army Eugene M. Kotouc My Lai Senator Mill Des Moines Aiken Ime Rageas Ena Zea Sen Hugh Scott Cussion J. William Fulbright D-Ark Cite. Marshall Cornell Univesity Seattle John Scagliotti Jay Craven Boston University Susan Gregory Marshall Scott
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