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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1965

Page

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Coast Guard finds bodies debris from Chicago to New York air crash

Coast Guard crews sight four bodies and scattered wreckage in Lake Michigan after a Boeing 727 crash near O Hare radar range. Debris and oil slicks wash ashore at Highland Park as FBI and Civil Aeronautics Board join the investigation.

Chicago UPI Coast Guard Lake Michigan Arundal Glenview Naval Air Station Woodbine Lake Forest Winnetka United Air Lines Federal Bureau of Investigation Civil Aeronautics Board Park Avenue North Shore Highland Park Gerald Applegate Waukegan Ill Loop Applegate Fort, Sheridan O’hare

Mrs. Oliver Parish Honored for Life Save

Mrs. Oliver J. Parish wife of the Faith Baptist church pastor in Washington received the American Red Cross Certificate of Merit for saving three week old Kimberly Ann McPeek on June 12 1965 with emergency first aid. She previously lived in Sioux City where the incident occurred. The award presented by Clarence Logan marks the 131st Iowa recipient. Mrs Parish had Red Cross first aid training since 1957 and aided until the ambulance arrived at St Joseph Mercy Hospital. Kimberly recovered fully with no ill effects.

Oliver J. Parish American Red Cross Winnie Beiter Clarence Logan Beiter Washington County Logan Parish Sioux City Faith Baptist Church Washington Kimberly Ann McPeek Rev. Parish Liv Donald R. McPeek Kimberly

The Essex opens Thursday in former Tom Duncan's site

The Essex, a new women clothing store owned by Mr. Tom Essex, will open Thursday August 19 at the former Tom Duncan’s site. A Mt. Pleasant Essex exists run by his mother for 11 years. plans include a punch bowl and red carnations for each guest. Mr. Essex has worked with J.C. Penney Co and International Harvestor. Mrs. Jacqueline Essex taught elementary music in Corvallis, Oregon. the couple are Rotarians and Methodists.

Essex Tom Duncan Tom Essex Mt. Pleasant J.C. Penney Co International Harvester Motor Division Jacqueline Essex Corvallis Oregon

Red Cross Receives Gift in Honor of Harry Reschly

Washington County chapter of the American Red Cross received a memorial gift from Mrs. Fannie Reschly of Crawfordsville. The check designated to the Red Cross was turned over to the local Red Cross office, according to executive secretary Winnie Beiter.

Washington County The American .Red Cross Harry Reschly Crawfordsville Red Cross Fannie Reschly Winnie Beiter

Robber Craves Shave as Muscatine Market Held Up

Authorities search for an armed man described as mid 30s, 5'10", about 190 pounds with dark complexion and curly hair who robbed Park Avenue Sun Mart in Muscatine Iowa of 1400 dollars Monday night. He forced a checkout clerk to hand over the cash and fled.

Muscatine Iowa UPI Park Avenue Sun Mart Highway 61

Orientation Night Set for Washington High School

Washington High School plans a Tuesday August 24 orientation at 7 15 p m in the high school auditorium for all incoming students including transfers and sophomores. The Student Council will lead a building tour and policies will be explained by staff. Locker assignments will be issued and questions answered.

Washington High School Rex Neuhart Burge J. Hammond

Dixieland Combo Concert Features at Municipal Band

The Municipal Band presents a Dixieland program directed by Dick Ballard at 8 p.m. Wednesday in Central Park. The program includes God Bless America Berlin True Blue March Gala Night Overture Oregon Trail concert march The American Toubadour Lang The Klaxon March Fillmore Highlights from South Pacific Lang Mack the Knife featuring Charles Shanks Two Moods Grandman Original Dixieland Concerto Warrington with Charles Lanks John Winga Owen Boileau Joe Kerr Brad Hughes Susanna Shuffle Crosley March Fillmore National Anthem.

Charles Shanks Dick Ballard Central Park Fillmore South Pacific Lang Mack the Knife Farrell Warrington Charles Lanks John Winga Owen Boileau Joe Kerr Brad Hughes Susanna Marini Crosley

Washington route for REA truck service proposal filed

Des Moines Iowa The Railway Express Agency has applied to the Iowa State Commerce Commission to operate truck carrier service across multiple Iowa regions. Plans cover routes linking Fort Dodge Rockwell City Sac City Early Storm Lake Soux Rapids Spencer Laurens Pocahontas Manson and surrounding six northeast counties plus Davenport Washington Columbus Junction Muscatine three northeast counties and other east central corridors. Public hearing set for Wednesday Oct 6 at the commission office in Des Moines.

Des Moines API Railway Express Agency Inc Iowa State Commerce Commission Iowa Fort Dodge Rockwell City Sac City Early Storm Lake Soux Rapids Spencer Laurens Pocahontas Manson Cramer West Union Strawberry Point Elkader Davenport Washington Columbus Junction Muscatine Manchester Central City Ryan Iowa City Cedar Rapids Commission

Second Wash ington High yearbooks arrive for sale

A second shipment of Wash ington High School yearbooks has arrived. Anyone disappointed last spring when supplies ran out can now obtain a copy of Hi-Life by contacting the principal's office at the high school.

Hi - Life

East Polk sewer contract awarded to Knowling Brothers

Washington city council approved a sewer project on East Polk Street with Knowl ing Brothers of Coralville as the successful bidder. A budget hearing was set for August 23 for the coming year, and a portable resuscitator was approved for the police patrol car. Paving reports show city streets and the municipal airport nearing completion with main street slabs poured and crews finishing driveways intersections and cleanup.

Washington East Polk Street Knowling Brothers Coralville

Riots Run Wild in Watts as Snipers Duel With Guardsmen

In Los Angeles Watts district, snipers and National Guard troops exchanged fire amid six days of rioting that left 34 dead and 856 injured. Curfew persists as authorities seek to end the violence and begin rebuilding after millions in damage.

Los Angeles UPI National Guard Negro Watts Detroit California Watts San Diego Edmund G. Brown Tom Reddin Logan Height

Soviet Delegates Set Price for Arms Ban in Geneva

At the 17 nation disarmament session in Geneva the Soviet Union insisted the West abandon plans for a NATO nuclear force as the condition for any Soviet participation in a nuclear nonproliferation treaty. William Foster presented a five page draft treaty urging nonproliferation despite Moscow’s dismissal as a joke. Tsarapkin said it is impossible to discuss nonproliferation while multilateral nuclear forces are pursued. Western allies tentatively support the draft with reservations, while Britain Canada and Italy show varying stances and France stays absent.

Geneva UPI Soviet Union West William C. Foster Foster Semyon K. Tsarapkin Ater United States Britain NATO West Germany Russia Bonn Tsarapkin Canada Italy France

Chorus Tryouts Announced at Washington High School

Vernon Feuerhelm announces chorus tryouts for the coming year at Washington High School. Tryouts run 9 am to noon and 1 pm to 4 pm in the vocal music room. Returning chorus seniors and juniors have specific dates August 19 and 20, with all other students scheduled for the following Monday through Wednesday.

Vernon Feuerhelm Washington High School

Missionaries to Speak at Tabernacle Services Tonight

Mr and Mrs Harold Williams longtime Brazil missionaries will speak at Christian Tabernacle tonight and Wednesday night at 7 30 p m to conduct worship services. Also present are two other Christian workers from Brazil and their wives. The public is invited to attend.

Harold Willaims Brazil The Christian Tabernacle Williams

Mrs. Floyd Murdock dies in Muscatine at 76

Effie Caroline Sedgwick Murdock, 76, formerly of Washington, died this morning August 17 at her daughter’s home in Muscatine after six weeks illness. Funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home with Rev. Richard Peterson. Burial Elm Grove Cemetery. Born February 23 1889 in Broken Bow Nebraska. Survived by three daughters, two stepchildren, ten grandchildren, twelve great grandchildren, one sister, and many nieces and nephews.

Floyd Murdock Washington Ralph Ryan Muscatine Jones Richard Peterson Elm Grove Cemetery Effie Caroline Sedgwick Broken Bow Nebr Daniel and Armina Green Sedg Tex George Pratt Centralia Charles Murdock Ted Ernestine) Kiesey West Chester Minnie Mears Tucson Ariz

Weather Outlook Iowa Tonight Through Thursday

General forecast from United Press International for Iowa shows generally fair conditions tonight and Wednesday with little temperature change. Lows range from the 60s in the northwest to near 70 in the southeast, highs Wednesday from 85 to 90, and Thursday expected to be slightly warmer with scattered showers and thunderstorms.

United Press International Iowa

Marines claim 200 Viet Cong killed near Da Nang

South Vietnamese general says forces killed about 200 Viet Cong in a border operation south of Da Nang. U S Marines repelled a guerrilla assault as Viet Cong casualties were tallied at 1,330 killed and 148 captured for the week, with 2,375 defecting. No Marine deaths reported.

Saigon UPI Viet Nam U.S da Nang Nguyen Chanh Thi Viet Nam Press Ing Rye Man Red Guam

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Honor Mrs. Parish Mrs. Oliver Parish Ainsworth Improvement Corporation REA, Inc East Polk Willowbrook Tabernacle Marines
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