Weather key to roads in Iowa cross state I 80 project
Iowa officials say weather will determine progress on the cross state Interstate 80 route from the Mississippi to Missouri rivers. Crews near West Des Moines progress on 21 miles including Dexter to US 6 interchange with new reinforcing mats. Paving on the west end began. traffic shifted from US 6 to new west bound lanes in mid July.
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Ames
Iowa
Mississippi
Missouri
Iowa State Highway Commission
Toda
Commission
West Des Moines
Dexter
U.S. 169
Towa
U.S. 6
Wool referendum set for September vote on advertising program
A wool and lamb producer referendum will be held September 12 to 23 through ASCS county offices to decide on funding via a percent deduction from 1965-69 wool marketings for an ASPC advertised market development program. Votes by individuals corporations or partnerships determine approval by two thirds of voting producers or two thirds of volume.
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Howard Lins
Agricultural Stabilation and Conservation County Committee
Secretary of Agriculture
American Sheep
Producers Council, Inc
ASPC
ASCS
Reserve Fund
New Post Office Site Chosen for Riverside
Congressman John Schmidhauser announced a site for Riverside’s new post office on the east side of Green Street between Second and First Streets. The land, 6,825 square feet, was purchased from Riverside owner Mrs Anna Hula for about $2,500, with the bureau of facilities of the Post Office department advising.
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John Schmidhauser
Riverside
Bureau of Facilities
Post Office Department
Green Street
Second
First Streets
Anna Hula
Republican Central Committee to Meet Tonight
The County Republican Central Committee will meet at 7 o'clock in the basement of the Court House per an announcement by Joe Jones, chairman. All members are urged to be present.
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County Republican Central Committee
Court House
Joe Jones
Local Attorneys and Doctor Listings in Livingston Area
Directory items list Louis J. Kehoe attorney at Jeffry Building with 653 3991 and Livingston firms Livingstone Day Meeker Bates and Morrison Morrison Lloyd at 211 W. Washington St with 653 2147 and 653 2924. John C Owen attorney at 119% West Washington with 653 2874. Stewart Shearer attorneys at 225 West Main with 653 2159. Dr M L Sweeton at 108 North Marion with 653 2351 closed Wednesday.
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Louis J. Kehoe
Jeffry
Livingston, Day, Meeker & Bates
Robert Day
Everett Meeker
Robert Bates
West Main St
John C. Owen
West Washington
South Side Square
Stewart & Shearer
Attorneys At Law
Richard A Stewart
Paul V. Shearer
West Main
M. L. Sweeton
North Marion
Farm income unexpectedly climbs over 1965 projections
Estimated farm income for 1966 now stands at 15.7 billion dollars, up 1.5 billion from 1965 and higher than 1960 levels. The first half results imply sustained strength with 1966 real income per farm projected at 4,785 dollars, a 60 percent rise since 1960.
Man Enlists in Marines for San Diego Basic Training
Steven A Morrison son of Mr and Mrs J C Morrison departed Monday bound for San Diego California to begin basic training with the United States Marines.
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Steven A. Morrison
J. C. Morrison
San Diego
Calif
United States Marines
Case accuses Rep of blackmail in paid attendance scheme
Senate debate centers on a letter from a civil service employee alleging a New York congressman solicited four paid reception tickets. Senator Clifford Case, R NJ, calls the tactic blackmail and extortion, urging closing the corrupt practices loophole and condemning it as contemptible.
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Washington
UPI
Clifford P. Case
R-N.j
Case
Senate
Civil Service
New York
Congress
Anti zone group meets at Kalona
A Basic Freedoms Inc meeting at the Kalona Sale Barn drew about 150 attendees from across Johnson County and nearby areas including University Heights and West Branch. A future meeting is planned in the Highland area between Ainsworth and Riverside. Burl Parks of Iowa State University spoke on county zoning, with H L Life commenting, and the vote favored asking the Board of Supervisors to drop the proposed zoning ordinance, two opposed.
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Basic Freedoms, Inc
Kalona Sale Barn
University Heights
West Branch
Johnson County
Highland
Ainsworth
Riverside
Burl Parks
Iowa State University
Ead
H. L. Life
Oskaloosa
Board of Supervisors
Fire Destroys Dairy Barn Near Marion Iowa
A large dairy barn on Elmer Duhme’s farm three miles east of Marion was destroyed by a fire of undetermined origin Wednesday night. Three calves, a hog house, 3 500 bales of hay and 700 bales of straw were lost. Mrs Duhme reported the blaze at about 8 p.m. Marion firemen were aided by units from Mount Vernon Springfield Lisbon and Bertram Township.
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Marion
Iowa
Floyd Parks
Essex Store Celebrates First Anniversary in Washington
The Essex in Washington marks its first business anniversary after purchasing the Tom Duncan Store for Women. Tom and Jacqueline Essex expanded offerings with a teen.shop named the Roost and express gratitude to the Washington community while pledging continued service.
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Essex
Washington
Tom
Jacqueline Essex
Tom Duncan
Mrs. Essex
Zoning opposition meeting planned at Highland High
The Washington Chapter of Basic Freedom sponsors a zoning opposition meeting at Highland Community High School on Friday August 12 at 8 p m The public and all zoning advocates are urged to attend
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Washington
Basic Freedom
Highland Community High School
Sheep Judging Highlights at Louisa County Fair
The Louisa County Fair featured continuation of livestock judging with Open Class results across Hampshire Corriedale and Suffolk divisions. Champions included Jam Clifford Idle Columbus Junction and Gene Lintz Crawfordsville for rams and Ewes, plus Bill Ryan Wapello earning champion market pen and lamb honors. harness races were canceled due to a wet track but crowds enjoyed other amusements.
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Louisa County Fair
Hampshire
Jam
Clifford Idle
Columbus, Junction
Ewe
Columbus Junction
Corriedale
Ram
Gene Lintz
Crawfordsville
Hitchcock Brothers
Muscatine
Suffolk
Pam Franch
Wayne Franch
FFA
Bill Ryan
Wapello
Dennis Smith
Danny Earnest
Morning Sun
Ronnie Ferrier
Viet- operation reports and battlefield battle near Tam Ky
U.S. Marines clash with Communist troops in monsoon rains about 350 miles north of Saigon, killing at least 150 Viet Cong near Cam Che as Operation Colorado brings total Viet Cong losses to 598. U.S. and South Vietnamese casualties rise with 615 wounded and 10 missing, total American deaths at 4,640. Military police range bombing in Saigon suburb kills two and injures 17. Air strikes hit Haiphong Vinh Thanh Hoa Dong Hoi and Mu Gia Pass. B52s pound 35 miles south of Pleiku in support of Paul Revere II.
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U.S
Boston
Mass
Point Welcome
James Andrews
Saigon
Cam Che
Sandy Plains
Tam Ky
Wallace M. Greene Jr
1St Marine Division
Lewis Fields
Ued
Viet Nam
Haiphong
Vinh
Thanh Hoa
Dong Hoi
Mu Gia
Air Force
Guam
Pleiku
Beaty reunion held in Newton Iowa 1967 schedule set
The 31st annual Beaty reunion was held Sunday in May at Newton at May Park with 50 attendees. New officers chosen for the coming year include Max Gorsuch as president Richard McCall as vice president and Bernice Gorsuch as secretary treasurer. The gathering listed many attendees from Newton Des Moines Washington Montezuma Osceola Mil ton Deep River Sacramento Cedar and other places. The afternoon featured swimming and visiting and the 1967 reunion will be in Montezuma.
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Beaty
Maytay Park
Newton
Max Gorsuch
Richard McCall
Bernice Gorsuch
Cindy
Karen
Des Moines
Alvin Beaty
Glen Beaty
Steve
Susan
Kenneth March
Linda
Cynthia
Douglas
Carrie
Carl
Amy
Andy
Dale Kellogg
Connie
Tony
Bessie Tucker
Helen
Watkins
Claud Rhodebeck
Ollie Franklin
Dick Stalder
Mark
Washington
Gene Douglas
Dave
Montezuma
Charles Asher
Frank Beaty
Hazel Gorsuch
Oskaloosa
Lester Findley II
Lester II
Milton, Ia
Merle Beaty
Deep River
Georgia
Cummings
Sacramento
Calif
Don Walker
Cedar
Washington Evening Journal Staff and Publication Details
The Washington Evening Journal lists editor David Elder and business manager William Shannon with advertising director Charles Morris and news editor Bob Shaffer. Production chief Howard Hazen. published afternoons except Sunday, Christmas, and July 4th. Registered as second class matter under act of March 1, 1910. leased United Press wires. Inland Daily Press Bureau circulation. Monthly mail subscription terms noted.
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Washington Evening Journal
Wasnington
David Elder
William Shannon
Charles Morris
Bob Shaffer
Howard Hazen
Washington
United Press
Inland
Daily Pi
Local families share moves weddings and deaths in Washington
Local notes report the Allbaugh family returning to the Midwest from Alhambra California and Bob Allbaugh’s plan to enroll at the State College of Iowa Cedar Falls. Linda Campbell marries Thomas McChurch in Hampton Illinois. Maynard Goff Sr. visits Fairfield and California trip details unfold. Gary Coffman of Bettendorf dies in Texas car crash, funeral planned in Bettendorf. Twin daughters Sonja and Donja Rich celebrate third birthdays. Georgia Cummings returns to California for Beaty funeral and Beaty reunion. Dr and Mrs M J Cruise attend UI graduation as daughter in law Mrs John Cruise earns BA English and plans to teach in Cedar Rapids.
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Francis All’lbaugh
Bob
Jim
Alhambra
Calif
Midwest
North Jefferson
Pleasant
Mr. Allbaugh
Elva Allbaugh
Betty Custer
Ed Custer
Washington
State College of Iowa
Cedar Falls
Gary M. Coffman
Bettendorf
Texas
Ann McKeown
Gary
Larry
Air Force
Max N. Coffman
Goodfellow Air Force Base
San Angelo
M. J. Cruise
University of Iowa
John Cruise
Wilson Junior High
Cedar Rapids
Penn to Offer Night Courses at Penn College
Penn College announces a first semester program of 16 evening classes from 6 30 to 9 00 pm for teachers and community members. Registration opens in the first week with courses on audio visual aids guidance speech correction music ceramics world religions science methods education psychology and more with entry contingent on adequate enrollment.
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Wulam Penn College
Man charged after three traffic deaths
Richard Starr of Maquoketa was indicted by the Jackson County Grand Jury on three counts related to a fatal July 4 auto accident west of Maquoketa. Starr faces charges of reckless driving, failure to keep his vehicle under control, and violating a speed law for existing conditions.
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Maquoketa
Iowa
UPI
Richard Starr
Jackson County Grand Jury
Here
Starr
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Anti Zone
Kalona
First Christian Church of Washington
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By Sakren
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Subiton
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Frigidaire Appliances
the Trade & Save
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Colin Campbell
Hampton, Ill
Thomas McChurch
George McChurch
Silvis, Ill
Hampton, IL
Hampton, Ta
Maynard Goff Sr
Fairfield
Clare Griffin
Sonja
Donja Rich
Don J. Richs
Georgia Cummings
Clair Beaty
Robert Campbell
Keosauqua
Mr. Campbell
Everett Wilson
Klamath Falls
Ore
Griffin
Wilson
Penn
West Liberty Fair
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the Untouchables
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