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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1966

Page

1

House panel backs crime bill on Viet Cong aid

The House Committee on Un American Activities approved 7 to 0 a bill making it a crime to knowingly send aid to groups like the Viet Cong and to block movement of American troops or materiel. If enacted, aiding Viet Cong or North Vietnam could bring up to 20 years in prison.

Washington UPI House Committee On Un-American Activities Today United States Charles L. Weltner D-Ga George F. Sener ,Jr D-Ariz Edwin Willis D-La Joe Pool D-Tex Pool North Viet Nam

ASCS Community Committees Elect Members August 1966

Election results list the five top vote getters for each community and names current county committee members. The process sets delegates to the County Convention at 9 30 a m August 27 1966 and outlines roles including chairmen vice chairmen and regular members for numerous townships and wards.

ASCS ASC Howard Lins Sam Boyd Henry Berger

Marines seize Viet Cong war college on Da Nang front

More than 600 Marines captured a Communist war college on a 3000 foot mountain near Dai Lot 14 miles southwest of Da Nang after heavy jungle fighting. UPI reports 44 Viet Cong were killed and Marine casualties were light as medevacs evacuated the wounded by helicopter.

Saigon UPS U.S Communist “War College Dai Lot da Nang UPI Tom Corpora War College Maine Viet Nam Panhandle Haiphong

Booster Club Planned for Washington Community School District

All men in the Washington Community School District are invited to a 7:30 p.m. Monday meeting at the Washington County fairgrounds to discuss forming an Athletic Booster Club. Head football coach Roger Harrington will speak and staff will outline proposed by laws and potential support for all school athletics.

Washington Community Washington Roger Harrington Washington County Fair Grounds

Wages Seen as Key Driver in Rising Medical Costs

A government study ordered by President Johnson, led by HEW official William Gorham, likely to find hospital worker wages and high prices for new treatments as main cost drivers. Medicare impact remains unclear as doctors and hospitals face higher salaries and operating expenses across major cities.

Washington UPI Johnson UPS John W. Gardner Department of Health, Education and Welfare HEW Gardner William Gorham Charles W. Cornwell Jackson Memorial Hospital Miami

Public notices today notice of school election

Washington Community prepares for a school election as listed in the public notices section on page 6. Voter information and deadlines are outlined for residents.

Washington Community

Miller favored in farmer poll

In late July a poll shows Senator Jack Miller leading 10 000 farmers as the preferred candidate for the U S Senate nomination over Gary Cameron and E B Smith. Miller enjoyed about 59 percent of male and 57 percent of female support, with undecided voters high. Congressional races show 42 percent of men and 40 percent of women backing Republicans in November, while 28 percent of men and 27 percent of women favor Democrats and many remain undecided.

Des Moines UPI Jack Miller Iowa U.S. Senate Wallace Farmer Magazine Miller Gary Cameron E. B. Smith Iowa State University Smith Cameron

Farn Awards at Iowa State Fair 1966 4 H exhibits

Washington County 4 H members win five blue and five red ribbons in the 1966 Iowa State Fair 4 H Home Economics. Awards cover Food and Nutrition Plant collection Food Science and Nutrition Science with displays through August 28 at the fairgrounds.

Washington County Jim Frier Fairgrounds Margaret Huber Wellman Mary Walsh Riverside Marie Jones Crawfordsville Debra Mills Keota Fancy Mangold West Chester Julia Radda Washington Barbara Radda Julia Miksch Julia Janet Beranek Kathy Knottnerus Ainsworth Brenda Palmer Susan Orris Margaret Birney Peggy Chabal

Charge driver after his car hits house

Fort Madison man Gary F. White 22 was charged with operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated after his car jumped the curb on South Ninth Avenue, struck a tree, and hit a house at 426 South Ninth. Damage was about 50 dollars. Case bound over to the next grand jury session.

Fort Madison Justice of the Peace Holden Gary F. White S. Ninth Avenue S. Ninth Inez Carlin White

High School Course Plan Aims in Washington County

Washington County boards from Mid-Prairie Highland and Washington back a free informal class program to help adults complete high school work and take equivalency tests. The CAP board asks interested readers to mail a coupon to Box 88 Washington Iowa before Sept 10 1966 to outline plans and gauge interest.

Washington County Washington County Community Action Program Board of Directors State Department of Public Instruction Mid - Prairie Highland Washington Washington County Community Action Board of Directors CAP Board Iowa

Orbiter to transmit Earth view from near the Moon

Lunar Orbiter, an 850 pound NASA craft, was commanded to photograph Earth from 240 000 miles away. The mission aims to verify the terminator pattern and transmit images to NASA at Goldstone California.

Hampton UPD America Earth Moon Lunar Orbiter Deep Space Network National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASA Goldstone Calif NASA Research Center Langley Air Force Base

Minimum Wage Hike Bill Advances in Senate Action

Washington action moves a bill to raise the federal minimum wage to 1.60 the next year and expand coverage to about 7.2 million workers the House version called for 1969. Farm workers large service and retail workers would gain coverage and farm employment thresholds are debated as amendments.

Washington UPI House Senate Democratic Mike Mansfield Senate Labor Committee

Westmoreland orders review of firepower control after civilian casualties

General Westmoreland expresses grave concern over rising civilian deaths and injuries in Vietnam. A new board will review weapon usage procedures after nearly 400 civilians harmed in two months, with most incidents due to errors and a few from rule violations. He pledges aggressive fixes and lessons from every mishap.

Saigon UPS William C. Westmoreland U.S Westmoreland United States Military Assistance Command In Viet Nam MACV

Plan CROP drive in Louisa County

Plan CROP drive in Louisa County as Rev. John E. Thomas Iowa CROP director speaks at Wapello Methodist church August 29 at 8 p m. The meeting kicks off the 1966 campaign with Rev. Edward Fish as general chairman and local township chairmen and supervisors listed. CROP supports the hungry worldwide through Church World Service.

John E.thomas Iowa Wapello Methodist Church Louisa County Edward Fish Morning Sun Earl Josten Clarence Jennings Columbus Junction Ted Small Letts Albert Bentley Wapello Gaylord McCullough Don Williams Oakland James Podaris Union Neal Smith Elmer Thomas Columbus City Clance Jennings Elm Grove Junior Gipple Marshall Ralph Wilson Harlan Hayes Harry Toms Ted Gerst Elliott Vernon Wiederrecht Port Louisa Richard Fis Grandview Harry Crist Concord Church World Service

Partly cloudy forecast with scattered showers

Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with a chance of a few showers in the extreme south. Temperatures show little change with light variable winds. Lows tonight range from 45 to 50 in the north and 50 to 55 in the south, with Thursday highs around 70 to 75.

Unies Nat Towa

Ribicoff Accuses Johnson Aides Of Inflating City Aid

Senator Abraham Ribicoff charged the Johnson administration with inflating federal urban aid figures. He cited a $28 billion HUD estimate and a $13 billion Katzenbach figure, noting funds included housing mortgages, interstate highways, and rural programs. He testified with Mayors Reading of Oakland and Yorty of Los Angeles present during the hearing.

Washington UPI Abraham — Ribicoff D-Conn Johnson ‘Administration Ribicoff Nate Robert C. Weaver Housing and Urban Development Department HUD Att Nicholas Deb. Katzenbach Weaver National Mortgage Association U.S. Corps of Engineers Katzenbach State of Washington John Reading Oakland Calif Os Angeles Sam Yorty Los Angeles

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