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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1965
Page
5
A Soviet editorial declares that not all alcoholics are sick and calls for legal action in every alcoholism case. The piece frames a clampdown on drinking habits and suggests new court proceedings to address the issue amid broader debates on addiction.
Harold Fink of Ke-Wash Co announces Dale Wheeler as director of the Agriculture Chemical Division. Wheeler will oversee all Ag-Chem sales both wholesale and retail and train Ke-Wash personnel in chemical usage. He previously worked for Milier Chemical Co Des Moines.
Riverside brief records visits and hometown comings with Marge Luckey returning from Texas Dallas and Chicago. Des Moines and Iowa City connections include the Lukavskys Schoebelens Schnoebelen Fisher and Cole families. Also Doris Blieu and Susan Waldschmidt begin study at University College of Cosmetology in Iowa City. New York fashion report notes leather fabrics bold decorations and stitching details.
Visitors will tour 20 sites September 9 and 10 near Corning to view contour farming grassed waterways erosion control structures and terraces reflecting the Walter's Creek Watershed Project. Notable farms James Perry Clair Perry Prescott and Jay Perry headline with state and regional awards. speakers include Congressman Hansen and Agriculture Secretary Owen.
Jim Frier urges cautious timber marketing and advises investigating marketing alternatives. He notes timber sale proceeds can surprise you and recommends consulting a district forester of the Iowa Conservation Commission for management and marketing help. James Gottsacker backs obtaining two or more bids before accepting an offer.
UPI reports two American jets were shot down over North Vietnam. A Navy F4 Phantom was hit by a surface to air missile near Thanh Hoa, 75 miles south of Hanoi, while an Air Force F105 Thunderchief was damaged by ground fire. the Thunderchief crewman was rescued and the Phantom crewman was killed.
Frier stated that a timber management and farm windbreak meeting would be held this winter to discuss strategic planning, species selection, and shelterbelt optimization for farmland protection and productivity.
A crewman parachuted to safety while his companion died when their Phantom was hit over North Vietnam. The Phantom marked the third American jet lost to missile fire in the region. U S military headquarters reported 59 American deaths in the week ending last Saturday, a record high tied to earlier costly losses during a Chu Lai operation described as the war’s biggest American victory to date.
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