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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1965

Page

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Miller backs Viet Nam policy

Senator Jack Miller of Iowa voiced concern that hints of settling for less than President Johnson’s stated Viet Nam objectives could undermine U S resolve He warned against any signals of withdrawal or terms that ignore wider regional Communist goals and urged adherence to unconditional negotiations to protect South Viet Nam’s independence and security from outside influence

Washington UPI Jack Miller South Viet Nam Miller Iowa Johnson Viet Nam United States U.S Hanoi Thailand Laos Cambodia Burma Japan Philippines India

Riots Spread Beyond Watts as Los Angeles Burns

Rioters looted and set fires across Los Angeles area on the sixth day of unrest. Police and National Guard moved to Long Beach and other cities. 33 dead, 2,679 arrested, damage estimated up to 175 million dollars. Authorities blamed snipers and a hate-motivated mob while Johnson and Brown urged calm.

Los Angeles UPI Long Beach Wilmington Pacoima Beverage Company Anaheim el Sereno Inglewood Hollywood Sylmar Jack Carter Watts San Fernando Valley Highland Park National Guard Thomas Reddin William H. Parker Richard Lefebre George Medak San Diego Johnson Edmund G. Brown California Europe Brown

Joseph A. Picken Dies in Des Moines at 53

Joseph A. Picken 53, former Washington businessman, died at his Des Moines home Sunday night August 15 after about a month of illness. He owned a Firestone store here and later ran the Pines Supper Club. A past president of Washington Golf & Country Club, he was active in community affairs. Funeral 3:30 p.m. Tuesday August 17 at Dunn Funeral Home. Survived by wife Esther, daughter Mrs. William Erickson of Omaha, son Neal of Des Moines, four grandchildren, and several brothers and sisters.

Joseph A. Picken Washington Des Moines Mr. Picken Pines Supper Club Pickens Picken Washington Golf & Country Club Dunn Funeral Home Esther William Erickson Omaha Neal

Miller enters auction field as local farmer bids

Charles F. Miller living two and a half miles south of Washington announces plans to enter the auction business after graduating from Rice Auctioneering School at Mason City. He says he will cry sales and offer his services free to churches and other charitable groups.

Charles F. Miller Washington Mr. Miller Rice Auctioneering School Mason City

Sailor Manry sighted near England near Scilly Isles

Robert Manry, solo transatlantic sailor, was sighted by the fishing trawler Treewarvenneth off the Scilly Isles, 42 miles southwest of the isles. The RAF confirmed a radio fix. Manry, aboard Tinker Belle, is in the home stretch toward Falmouth after leaving Falmouth, Massachusetts on June 1. The trawler skipper reported Manry has adequate food and is doing fine. Virginia Manry boarded a chartered trawler to rendezvous at sea.

Falmouth England UPI Robert Maury Manry Scilly Isles Britain Royal Air Force Cleveland Virginia Mass Terry Smith Lizard English Channel Smith

Uneasy Peace in Chicago Riot Area Quieted by Police

West Side Chicago shows reduced violence after three nights of riot. Police with 2000 National Guardsmen on standby report quiet, though knots of residents still gather and Pulaski Road remains cordoned off at sunset. Ministers urge peace as arrests tally tallies from three days of disturbance rise.

Chicago UPI National Guardsmen John Ascher Pulaski Road

Rites at Wellman for Mrs Eitermiller

Mrs Carrie Eitermiller of Wellman died Saturday at 6 30 p m in her home west of Wellman aged 91 Born December 6 1874 in Kinross she married William E Eitermiller October 6 1894 and spent all her married life on the home farm She belonged to the Baptist Church and Rebekah lodge The Rebekahs conducted the graveside service Survived by one sister Mrs Eva McDowell of Kinross Powell Funeral Home in charge of arrangements

Wellman Carrie Eitermiller Wellman Baptist Church Herman C. Rice Eitermiller Kinross Henry Sarah Kaufman William E Eitermiller Erma Susan Kaufman Kalona Iowa City Wellman Mennonite Church George S. Miller West Union Cemetery Powell Funeral Home Kaufman Iowa County Samuel S Mary A. Yoder John Shettler Hampton Johnson Athens, Ga Leonard Fisher Brighton

Bible school opens at Nazarene Church

The Church of the Nazarene on East Jefferson Street Washington hosts a vacation Bible school from 6 30 to 9 p m daily August 16 to 27 for children ages 4 to 12. For information or transport call 653 438. Teachers include Mrs Wesley Burrows nursery Mrs Leslie Butterbaugh kindergarten Mrs Daryl Bell primary Mrs Richard F Hayes junior Mrs Carl D Anderson in age of music.

Church of the Nazarene East Jefferson Street Washington Wesley Burrows Leslie Butterbaugh Daryl Bell Richard F. Hayes Carl D. Anderson

Iowa Toll Grows as 13 Die in Weekend Crashes

United Press International reports a Perry youth died when his car struck a telephone pole on a rural road west of Berkley. The weekend toll reached 13 with a two car collision near Griswold killing six and injuring five. Fatalities included Micki Sue Robinson of Griswold, her family, and others in separate Iowa crashes on U.S. 20 near Dubuque and near Canton Missouri.

Perry Berkley James David Benshoff Iowa Robinson Farm Philip Palmer Anaheim Cal Palmer William Palmer Griswold Council Bluffs Bonnie Bert Robinson Jo Beth Lu Ann Worthington

Cool air brings Iowans relief

A mass of cool air from the northern plains centers over central Iowa easing last week’s heat. Showers and thunderstorms are possible today and tomorrow. Highs will mostly be in the 80s to 90s with a gradual northward drift. Wednesday brings fair skies and light northerly winds.

United Press International Plains Iowa

Missing Iowa horseman prompts large search

Charles LeRoy Anderson, 26, vanished Saturday after riding from a cousin’s Madrid area home to collect willows along the Des Moines River. Dallas County authorities led a search with 500 volunteers, including horseback riders, while divers scoured the river for signs of drowning. Anderson is married with two children and known as an expert horseman and trainer.

Madrid Iowa UPI Charles LeRoy Anderson Anderson Des Moines Dallas Moran

James Knox Cline Dies in Iowa City at 70

James Knox Cline 70 died Friday afternoon at an Iowa City nursing home after a long illness. Former River Junction resident. Funeral Monday at 2 p.m. in Oatholt Chapel Iowa City Rev Ray Wingate officiating. Burial River Junction Cemetery. Survived by two sisters Eleanor Rayner Iowa City Linnie Flake Aitkin Minn a brother Mike Chicago seven grandchildren 22 great grandchildren three great great grandchildren.

Riverside James Knox Cline Iowa City Cline River Junction Oatholt Ray Wingate Jemimah Rayner Elsie Peterson Eleanor Davis Georts Eleanor Rayner Linnie Flake Aitkin, Minn Mike Chicago

Sunday heat bakes Iowa region and park disturbance

Washington area sweltered on one of the hottest days of the season as pavement buckled west of Washington on Old Highway Two. Police responded to a Sunset Park disturbance at about 11 15 p m where a group of youths played guitar to beat the heat.

Washington Area Washington Sunset Park

Iowa Weather Summary Shows Storms and Warm Temperatures

Iowa forecast calls for showers and thunderstorms developing this afternoon and lingering tonight into Tuesday in the eastern areas. Rain chance about 30 percent with lows in the upper 60s to lower 70s and highs in the 80s to around 90. Wednesday expected partly cloudy and cooler.

United Press International Iowa

Saigon police HQ bombing by terrorists kills soldiers

A gun and bomb attack on Saigon's national police headquarters killed at least four policemen and wounded 21, including six Americans. terrorists used a military jeep and cars with two women as decoys, then exploded vehicles and fled as fires and debris spread through the compound.

Saigon UPI U.S My Canh As Police

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