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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1964

Page

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Convention seating compromise sought

Democratic leaders near a formula to resolve Mississippi seat disputes at the 1964 Democratic National Convention. Delegates to approve a platform against Goldwater and then nominate Johnson with Humphrey as favorite for vice president. Freedom Party tensions over seating and loyalty pledges linger as subcommittee negotiates.

Atlantic City UPI Mississippi Lyndon B. Johnson Barry Goldwater Goldwater South Johnson Hubert H. Humphrey Minnesota Hary Mn New Freedom Democratic Party Tials Freedom Party Pastore GOP Communist Party Ku Klux Klan John Birch Society Republican Party

Khanh resigns as Viet Nam turmoil erupts in Da Nang

President Nguyen Khanh steps down amid days of student and Buddhist clashes that left many dead or wounded. In Da Nang, 19 killed and 70 injured as protests pressured U.S. backed government. American troops moved to quell riots after officers said shots spurred a Buddhist crowd toward a Catholic village.

Saigon South Viet Nam UPI Nguyen Khanh Khanh da Nang United States Viet Nam Information Ministry

Prisoner Sets Fire at Local Jail in Morning Attempt

A 15 year old inmate on a forgery charge flipped a match into sleeping bags and other materials in the jail hall around 11:15 this morning. The small fire was quickly snuffed out by inmates and Deputy Sheriff Bob Swift and caused about $150 in damage.

Bob Swift Swift

Washington Community School District to hold regular school election

Notice published for a regular school election in Washington Community School District and a hearing on a franchise request by Iowa Southern Utilities Company to erect electrical transmission lines in Washington County. Two notices issued.

Washington Community Iowa Southern Utilities Company Washington County

Rites Wednesday for Mrs. Hebner

Funeral services for Mrs. Manton Hebner will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Jones Funeral Home with Dr. Theodore Schwartz officiating. Burial follows in Elm Grove Cemetery. Mrs. Hebner died Monday afternoon August 24, 1964, in a local hospital. She resided at 113 North Fourth Avenue in Washington. Survivors include her husband Manton M. Hebner and many nieces and nephews. Memorials may be given to the YWCA in her memory. She was born Merle Johnson in Lee County Iowa, daughter of Wesley M and Loa M Wilson Johnson. She grew up in Keokuk and married in Washington October 13, 1913. She was a member of the Presbyterian Church and the 19th Century Club.

Manton Hebner Jones Funeral Theodore Schwartz Elm Grove Cemetery Hebner North Fourth Avenue Washington Merle Johnson Lee County Iowa Wesley M Loa M. Wilson Johnson Keokuk Manton M. Hebner Presbyterian Church 19Th Century Club YWCA

Young Democrats to Meet Thursday

The Washington County Young Democrats will meet Thursday August 27 at 8 p.m. at the Court House. All interested young people are invited.

Young Democrats Washington County Thurday Court House

Ruling Sought on Washington Junior College Bond

Washington community leaders await a ruling from a Chicago bonding firm on the legality of a bond issue to start a junior college. Des Moines state official Paul Johnston notes no new Iowa junior college charters are issued now, but the old charter may still be valid. If approved, costs would be shared by state federal and local sources, with final figures delivered after the ruling.

Washington Chicago Paul Johnston State Superintendent of Public Instruction Des Moines Johnston Iowa

Kennedy to seek New York Democratic senatorial nomination

Atty Gen Robert F Kennedy announced he will run for the New York Democratic Senate nomination with backing from state and liberal party leaders. He would resign from the cabinet to campaign if nominated and pledged full devotion to the state. A heavy shower delivered 0.37 inches in Washington Monday night.

New York UPI Robert F. Kennedy Kennedy

Dynamite found at Fritz Stock Yards stirs NFO tensions

Five sticks of dynamite lit and ready to explode were found on the Fritz Stock Yards weigh scales near Washington. Tom Fritz discovered the cache and sheriff's officers inspect it for fingerprints. Local NFO leaders back a nonviolent holding action, praising public support and cooperation with law enforcement while denying ties to the blast threat.

Fritz Stock Yards Washington NFO Ray Fritz Charles Snyder Snyder Fritz Alvin Horak Washington County Duane Redlinger Ivan Struzynsky Redlinger Struzynsky

Lightning hits farm barn near Brighton in lightning blaze

A barn on the Louis Schwab farm three miles south of Brighton burned to the ground after a lightning strike reported about 2 am. A double corn crib granary were destroyed along with a manure spreader elevator and wagon. No live stock lost. A hog shed was damaged. Schwabs were away at the State Fair and notified. A tree near Mark Waggoner residence was splintered by a strike in north Brighton.

Brighton Louis Schwab Schwabs Des Moines Mark Waggoner

Fred Lackey of Madrid Dies at Noon Monday

Word reached here of the death at noon Monday of Fred Lackey of Madrid Iowa. He was a brother of Leonard Lackey formerly of Washington and well known locally. Services for Mr Lackey will be held in Madrid today or Wednesday.

Fred Lackey Madrid Iowa Lackey Leonard Lackey Washington

Crawfordsville farmer Blake Spencer dies at 67

Blake Spencer 67 well known Crawfordsville farmer died this morning August 25 1964 in Washington County Hospital after a month of illness. Funeral at 2 p.m. Thursday United Presbyterian Church Crawfordsville with burial in Cambrian Cemetery Jones Funeral Home in charge military rites at graveside. Survived by wife Ada Davis daughter Mrs Lloyd Hanft Decorah and grandsons Roger and Richard Hanft.

Blake Spencer Crawfordsville Washington County United Presbyterian Church Vernon Elgin Cambrian Cemetery Jones Funeral Home Mr. Spencer Bushnell Ill Jacob B Kathryn Anna Shoop Spencer Ainsworth Monmouth College Ada Davis Crawfordsville Savings Bank Masonic Lodge OES American Legion Lloyd Hanft Decorah Roger Richard Hanft

Iowa Weather Forecast from UPI

Fair tonight cooler in the east and extreme south. Wednesday will be clear to partly cloudy with warmer conditions in the west and central and increasing southerly winds. Lows tonight in the 40s. Highs Wednesday 70s southeast to 80s-85 northwest. Thursday outlook generally fair and warmer.

United Press International Iowa

Washington Community Schools Plan Full Day Session in September

The Washington community outlines the 1964-65 school start with a full day on Tuesday September 1. High school students report to the auditorium, juniors and seniors to home rooms, and elementary pupils to Lincoln and Stewart. Registration and enrollment proceed August 31 with alphabet based timing.

Washington Lincoln Stewart Edward Hutchcroft

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