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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1965

Page

1

Paratroopers Join Marines in Santo Domingo Crisis

UPI reports 2,500 U.S. Army paratroopers joined 1,100 fleet Marines in Santo Domingo to protect about 4,200 Americans as evacuees rise. The embassy cites law and order collapse, with hundreds killed or wounded, while U.S. officials weigh further troop moves amid fears of a Castro-led victory.

Santo Domingo Dominican Republic UPI USS U.S US. Army 2Nd Airborne Division Selves State Department U. S America Organization of American Sti New - World Fores 82Nd Airborne Division San Isidro Elias Wessin Y Wessin Boxer

Viet Cong arsenal seized in Mekong Delta sweep

Government troops captured a large Viet Cong arsenal in the Mekong Delta, recovering about 1 000 rifles and machine guns. U S Navy planes attacked near Hanoi and an ammunition depot 75 miles south, destroying buildings and spreading flames. Coast Guard units and 200 personnel were sent to South Vietnam to aid in stopping seaborne infiltration. In Phu Hiep an outpost was attacked, 16 soldiers killed, 14 wounded, and guerrillas withdrew after reinforcements arrived. A Viet Cong mining attack derailed two rail cars near Long Khanh while the rest of the train continued.

Saigon Coast Guard South Viet Nam Long Khanh

Red Cross sends hospital relief articles from Crawfordsville

Mrs Leslie Dunlap sewing chairman reports a Red Cross shipment to the VA Hospital in Sheridan Wyoming including five lap robes ten cushion covers ten hot water bottle covers and 25 bibs. Volunteers sewed items at home and in clubs with help from Mrs Pearl Meeker Mrs Fred Downing Mrs Blanche Norton Mrs Rachel Wiley Mrs Charles Stewart members of the H J Club and the Women's Federated Club of Crawfordsville.

John Cherry Washington County Red Cross Leslie Dunlap Sheridan Wyo Pearl Meeker Fred Downing Blanche Norton Rachel Wiley Charles Stewart H. J. Club Women's Federated Club of Crawfordsville

Funeral Monday for Mabel Landau at Jones Funeral Home

Funeral rites for Mabel Landau will be held Monday at 2 p.m. in the Jones Funeral Home with Rev. Emil Burchritter in charge. Burial will follow at Elm Grove Cemetery. Miss Landau died Wednesday night at Palatine.

Mabel ‘Landau Jones Funeral Home Emil Burrichter Elm Grove Cemetery Miss Landau Palatine, I

Flood battle rages along Mississippi in Iowa towns

The Mississippi River kept rising through the Iowa cities of Burlington Muscatine and Keokuk with Muscatine at 24.6 feet and Keokuk hitting a new high of 21.64 feet. Officials warned the crest would be higher than predicted as residents and students sandbagged and volunteers reinforced levees while riverfront shutdowns and business closures spread across the region.

United Press Internationa Mississippi Burlington Muscatine Iowa 99 Keokuk Dubuque Iowa Quad ‘Cities Illinois Mississipi Drive University of Iowa Parsons Chicago Valfironia Civir Patrol du Duque

Frances Meacham 88 Richland Teacher Dies in Richland

Frances Meacham 88 of Richland died Thursday evening at the Washington County Hospital after being taken from the home of her nephew Lee Conry of Ainsworth. Funeral set Sunday 2 p.m. at Gould Funeral Home Richland with Rev Naomi Lock officiating. Burial in Clay Cemetery. She was born Oct 18 1876 in Clay and taught elementary school many years. She belonged to Clay Congregational Church.

Richland Frances Meacham Washington County Hospital Lee Conry Ainsworth Gould Funeral Home Naomi Lock Woolson Frieds Church Clay Cemetery Miss Meacham Clay Community Benjamin and Jane Cowan Meacham Clay Congregational Church

Concert Planned at Washington Junior High Monday

Washington Junior High vocal and instrumental students plan a combined concert in the junior high building Monday at 7 30 p m. Admission is free and the public is invited. The chorus directed by Mrs Dean Stanley opens the program. A triple trio will also sing. Ronald Wise will direct the band which includes a brass choir selection.

Washington Dean Stanley Ronald Wise

Debate stalls on school standards bill constitutional challenge

In Des Moines UPI reports Senator Max Milo Mills objects to a section granting the state superintendent authority to set minimum standards for schools including administration staffing and graduation. He cites a year Iowa Supreme Court ruling that blocked delegation of such power. Democratic leaders propose ratification by the legislature to validate rules. The Senate continues debate with at least 10 amendments pending.

Des Moines UPI Senate Max Milo Mills Mill Marshalltown Iowa Supreme Court Towala Mills State Superintendent of Public Instruction Merle Hagedorn D - Royal

Art Exhibit at Washington County Library to Close Saturday

The Washington County Art Show at the Public Library, sponsored by Applied Arts of the Fortnightly Club, closes Saturday at 9 p.m. More than 500 visitors signed the guest book by noon. About sixty local artists display 98 paintings along with sculpture and jewelry.

Washington County Public Library Applied Arts of the Ed Whitacre Don Woodruff John Martin Stanly Woeste C. G. Pickens Lanny Leon Viv Sojka Inland Daily Press Journal Dallas Kinney

Chicaqua Chapter Izaak Walton League Plans Lake Darling Work Session

Members of the Chicaqua chapter will gather at Lake Darling Sunday at 1 p.m. to ready the boat dock area for summer. President Ken Peters urges members to bring saws hammers trucks and tools for the work session after last Sunday's rainout.

Lake Chicaqua Izaak Walton Ken Peters

Survey Finds Possible Mineable Minerals in Northwest Iowa

An aeromagnetic survey across roughly 12 000 miles identifies about a dozen anomalies in northwest Iowa suggesting potential profitable mineral deposits buried up to 3000 feet deep. State Geologist Hershey notes two mining firms are drilling in the region and faulting may indicate oil prospects along paleozoic strata.

Des Moines Wray H. Garland Hershey Harrison Worth Ing Iowa Vr. Nersney Iowa Geological Survey Clay Dickinson Hershey Geological Survey Spencer Sioux and Lyon County Northwest Lowa north = cental Towa

Weather Outlook for Iowa Saturday

Generally fair conditions across the state with locally warmer tonight and overnight lows in the mid 50s to lower 60s. Saturday highs reach the 80s, followed by a sunny and warm Sunday.

Unitea Rress Iowa

Tiny town lands major steel mill in Hennepin Illinois

Hennepin population 391 wins a $600 million Jones & Laughlin Steel plant plan, creating 6,000 jobs and potential regional growth. County officials and residents react with astonishment as the site north of town is slated for the two million ton yearly facility, chosen for its rail barge highway access and low land cost.

Hennepin, Ill UPI Hennepin Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp Pittsburgh Ernie Bassi Putnam County Bank Midwest Putin County Minois River Bureau Junction Popuation Hennepin Bank Bassi High Street Steel Company First National Bank of Chicago Putnam County Raymond Muntz Charles E. Beeghly Jones & Laughlin Board Southwest Beeghly Minnesota J&l Aliquippa Cleveland Ohio Detroit Mich

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