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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1965

Page

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Washington County Fair draws large crowds for exhibits

Good crowds and fine weather draw hundreds to the Washington County 4H and FFA Fair with 2000 attending Tuesday events including a variety show headlined by Red Blanchard. Livestock judging crowns grand champion baby beef Don Rinner and reserve Angus, with other top animals named and listed. Tonight features a band concert, parade of champions, and 4-H revue. Thursday includes horse show, Kiwanis program, watermelon feed, and more judging results.

Washington County FFA Red” Blanchard Don Rinner Washington Hustlers Kathy Horn Jackson Jills Washington Municipal Kiwanis Jack Lindle Willard Larsen Dennis Marek Washington Ffa Pat Bob Curt Bell Clare Doug Greiner Danny Huber Tom Mary Walker David Birney Tom Duensing Wayne Scott McCracken Dick Stoutner Poland China Hubert Greiner

Johnson seeks $1.7 billion for Vietnam war effort

President Johnson asks Congress for an immediate $1.7 billion addition to the Southeast Asia fund to raise U S armed strength to about three million by mid 1966. Defense Secretary McNamara outlines troop and equipment boosts and seeks broader allied contributions.

Washington UPI Johnson Congress Senate Armed Service Committee Defense Robert S. McNamara U.S McNamara Viet Nam South South Viet Nam Southeast Asia Secretary of Defense Department of Defense Budget Bureau Charles L. Schultz Armed Service Committee House United States Earle G. Wheeler Joint Chiefs of Staff Honolulu John C. Stennis D-Miss

Death notice for Harry Haifley 72 of Washington County

Harry Harrison Haifley 72 of 735 South Avenue died Tuesday August 3 1965 at Washington County Hospital after eight weeks illness. Funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. Sherman Eden Funeral Home with Rev W J Stevens. burial Elm Grove Cemetery. Born November 19 1892 Grace Hill to John and Martha Spargo Haifley. married July 7 1914 Bertha M Woods. Survived by four sons Harold Raymond of Washington Clarence of Ainsworth Earnest of Conesville. two daughters Mildred Bower and Helen Knerr. 22 grandchildren. one sister Helen Nedgler of Moline Ill. Burial details, survivors, and family ties listed.

Harry Harrison Haifley South Avenue Washington County Hospital Sherman-Eden W. J. Stevens Elm Grove Mr. Haifley Grace Hill John Martha Spargo Haifley Washington County Bertha M. Woods Haifley

Tim Colbert Leads Riverside Ramblers in Washington County Fair Livestock Judging

Tim Colbert of the Riverside Ramblers 4,H Club scored 200 points to win the individual livestock judging at the Washington County Fair. Donnie Brinning of Dutch Creek finished second, with Mike Augustine and Bill Brinning tied for third. The Dutch Creek Flyers topped the team event with .759 points, while Riverside Ramblers were second at 732 and Keota FFA third at 722.

Washington County Fair Tim Colbert Riverside Ramblers Tim Donnie Brinning The Dutch Creek Mike Augustine Bill Brinning John, Sojka Dave Luers Gloria Leitsinger Eugene Greiner Sue Berdo Don Nichols Claude Greiner Claude Greiner, ‘Charles Wolfer, Carl Schmidt Willard Larson Duane Miller Dutch Creek Flyers Keota Ffa Washington Hustlers Jackson Jills Marion Men Oee Livewires Jackson A. Progressives

Red offensive and Viet Cong losses in Vietnam war

In Saigon a U.S. spokesman announced troop strength in Vietnam exceeding 82,000 as B52 bombers from Guam dropped 500 tons on suspected Viet Cong targets near the North Vietnamese border. The 101st Airborne faced its first attack, civilians suffered casualties, and tolls showed Viet Cong losses rising while government forces held a kill ratio of 3.2 to 1. Reports noted Do Xa area strikes and Ho Chi Minh trail activity, with totals updated to July 29 and troop breakdowns by service.

Saigon VPS Guam U.S Viet Nam U.S. 101St Airborne Division Screaming Eagles U.S. Air Force Navy South Viet Nam Tam Binh Saigo Strategic Air Force Do Xa Ho Chi Minh Trail Laos U.S. Coast Guard An Thoi Coast Guard Johnson Army Marines Air Force 101St Airborne

Cathy Greiner wins rate of gain contest at Fair

Cathy Greiner of Lime Creek Livewires won the baby beef rate of gain event at the Washington County 4-H and FFA Fair. Her Hereford gained 655 pounds from Dec 5 1964 to Aug 2 1965 for an average daily gain of 2.73 pounds, with purple ribbons awarded to all entrants. Additional placings list Washington Hustlers and Cedar Chips participants in Hereford and Angus divisions.

Cathy Greiner Lime Creek Lime Creek Livewires Larry Warner Washington Hustlers Angus Larry Applegate Washington Ffa Charlois Clare Greiner Doug Greiner Steve Norman Pam Norman Jan Hotle Hereford Marlene Chabal Shorthorns Herefords

Iowa Weather Outlook With Scattered Showers

United Press International reports partly cloudy skies today and tonight with about 30 percent of the west and south receiving showers and thunderstorms. Highs in the mid 80s to low 90s, lows in the 60s. Tomorrow remains warm with similar scattered storms and mid 90s. Friday outlook cools with showers ending.

United Press International Iowa

Complete judging of 4-H clothing exhibits at fair

Judging of 4 H girls clothing exhibits at the fair ended Tuesday and they proceed with demonstration teams. Winners in many classes are listed by ribbon color, including blue red and white. Exhibits will be released at 10 a.m. Thursday and stay on display through tonight with multiple names named across garments.

Davenport Floods Prompt Rally Over Poor Drainage

Heavy rains flooding a low lying Davenport area along the Blackhawk Creek drove residents to threaten a march on city hall. Water reached car top level in Garden Addition as Duck Creek overflowed near 34th Street and Mill Creek rose in Milan Illinois. Police and officials noted inoperative sewers since April and pumps overwhelmed by rising water as U.S. 67 closed between Preemption and Boden. The Mississippi River rose about 12 inches while Garden Addition began receding after peaking.

Davenport Iowa UPI City Hall Garden Addition Blackhawk Duck Creek Division Street 34Th Street Milan Ill Mill Creek U.S. 67 Mllinois Boden Mississippi River Davidport

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