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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1964

Page

6

Sigourney Auction Highlights Sears Service Station Assets

Aug 3 closing out sale of Sears Standard Service Station merchandise and equipment in Sigourney Iowa at O'Brien Stockyards Highway 92, evening sale 7 30 Howard Sears Aug 11 sale of shop and equipment tools north of Washington Lumber Co starts 6 15 pm L M Eicher Aug 20 and 21 two day antiques at Memorial Hall and 602 South Stone St Sigourney starts 10 am daily Cleo Goldie McDole Estate Albert F Goeldner Adm Also weekly livestock sales at Ollie Wayland West Liberty Wapello Columbus Junction Kalona and Washington with regular hog sheep and cattle lots

Sears Standard Sigourney Iowa O’brien Highway 92 Howard Sears Washington Lumber Co Marion Ave L.M. Eicher Memorial Hall South Stone St Cleo Goldie McDole Albert F. Goeldner Adm Ollie Livestock Exchange Ollie Wayland Wapello Livestock, Auction, Inc Highway 61 Wapello Smylie’s Columbus Junction Kalona Washington Livestock Sales Co

Wagener rejects civilian review board for police

New York Mayor Robert F. Wagner rejects a call by Negro leaders for a civilian review board to probe police brutality. He creates an appellate committee with himself as chair to review the police department amid tensions over shootings and Harlem riots.

No television for 14-year-old youth

In Urbandale Polk County a 14-year-old boy was detained after he and two companions emptied sugar into car gas tanks. Judge Don L. Tidrick ordered the youth released to his parents if the family removed their color television set, citing the boy’s laziness and lack of help around the house as the reason for custody.

Des Moines UPI Urbandale Polk County Don L. Tidrick Tidrick

Governor hopefuls at Clear Lake weekend appearances

Democratic Governor Harold E Hughes and Republican Evan Hultman planned weekend appearances during Clear Lake Governor's Day. Hughes opened with a Mason City ground breaking for Blue Ribbon Beef Pack. Hultman spoke at a Republican Workshop breakfast with U.S. Senator Jack Miller and Agriculture Secretary L.B. Liddy. Events included a dinner for the Conservation Commission, a buffet for women legislators and wives, a legislative conference, a tea, a public steak fry, a band concert, and the Governor's Ball at Surf Ballroom.

Clear Lake Iowa UPI Harold E Hughes Evan Hultman Hughes Mason City Blue Ribbon Beef Pack, Inc Hultman Iowa Republican Workshop U.S Jack Miller Secretary of Agriculture L.B. Liddy Iowa Conservation Commission All Veterans Social Center Association For the Preservation of Surf Ballroom

Body of woman found near South Omaha Bridge

The body of 44 year old Mrs Iva Hiatt of Council Bluffs Iowa was found about a mile north of the South Omaha Bridge ending a three day search along the Missouri River bottomlands. Douglas County officials described the remains as a skeleton and linked the case to Merlin Long who admitted killing a woman in May and testified he left Hiatt's body in the area. Hiatt disappeared more than three months ago after being seen in an Omaha tavern with a young man.

Omaha, Neb UPI Iva Hiatt Council Bluffs Iowa South Omaha Missouri River Merlin C. Long Douglas County George Sullivan Long Bonnie Johnson Sioux Rapids Peterson Des Moines Omaha Hiatt

Malcolm X Rejects Moratorium on U S Civil Rights Protests

Malcolm X said his followers will not pause civil rights demonstrations in the United States and will actively participate in the election. He criticized NAACP leader Roy Wilkins and other Negro leaders for promising to stop protests and endorsed door to door voter registration and mass rallies. He also called for Mayor Wagner to be ousted and suggested he may travel to Africa while not immediately returning to New York.

Cairo Johnson Malcolm New York Wagner Harlem

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