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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1967

Page

1

Washington Community School opens with slight enrollment rise

Enrollment across Washington schools totals 2,185 on opening day with 2,158 reported at the high school. Breakdown shows 513 in junior high, 455 at Stewart, 493 at Lincoln, and 178 at Brighton. The high school assembly featured introductions and a speech by Tom Essex. Pilgrim Monument cornerstone laid in 1907 by Theodore Roosevelt. dedication by William Howard Taft occurred August 5, 1910.

Supt Kelly Schlapkohl Stewart Elementary School Lincoln Elementary Brighton Elementary Tom Essex Washington Merchant Provincetown, Mass UPI Theodore Roosevelt William Howard Taft

Iowa State Fair closes with record attendance in 1967

Sunday final day crowds at the Iowa State Fair set a new paid attendance record, topping 600,000 for the first time and bringing 10-day totals to 601,786. Drake University student Bill Lauritzen won a 1967 automobile in the Talent Search, with runnerup Dick Oatts receiving $800 for his saxophone performance.

Des Moines UPI Drake University Bill Lauritzen Sherry Dick Oatts Jefferson

Skydivers in fatal jumps over Lake Erie tragedy

Fifteen skydivers jumped from a converted B25 at 20 000 feet through dense clouds and landed off target in Lake Erie. Two bodies were recovered. four survived, with eleven missing and feared dead. Officials said the jump violated FAA rules while Coast Guard units and boats scoured 185 square miles of lake.

Huron, Ohio UPI Lake Erie Coast Guard United States Parachute Assn USPA Federal Aviation Agency IAA Ray Starnes Pilot Chute Magazine FAA Oberlin

Greene urges stronger air campaign over North Vietnam in Senate

Marine Corps Commandant General Wallace M. Greene told the Senate preparedness subcommittee that the Communists have opened a second front along the DMZ in Vietnam and called for a tougher air war to choke North Vietnamese support. Army Chief Gen. Harold K. Johnson said aerial strikes have aided Allied gains in South Vietnam. Greene praised Johnson's decision to deploy 45 000 more troops.

Washington UPI Wallace M. Greene Demilitarized Zone Dmz Vietnam North Vietnam Greene Marine Corps Senate Preparedness Subcommittee Hanoi Portons Green Harold K. Johnson Army South Vietnam Ile Johnson

Humprey’s brother dies in Minneapolis

Ralph Humphrey 62 brother of Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey died Sunday with the vice president at his bedside. He ran the Huron South Dakota drug store where the future VP studied pharmacy. Hospitalized in St Barnabas for terminal cancer, funeral date not set. Surviving are his widow Harriet and sisters Frances Howard and Fern Baynes.

Minneapolis Ralph Humphrey Harriet Frances Howard Arlington, Va Fern Baynes

Marines Face Major Viet Cong Attacks Across South Vietnam

Vietnamese battles erupt as Viet Cong rockets strike the Leatherneck base at Dong Ha and Marble Mountain, killing several Marines and injuring dozens. U S bombers and fighters counter, artillery positions are destroyed, civilians suffer hundreds of casualties, and a terror campaign targets elections nationwide.

Saigon UPS U.S South Vietnam Marble Mountain

Urge Spending Out Causes Calls For Tax Cuts

Washington reports Sen. William Proxmire and House Republican leader Gerald R. Ford urged cutting federal expenditures to avoid a tax increase. Ford warned a rise would hurt the economy, while Proxmire noted any increase could be delayed until January. The Ways and Means Committee continued tax hearings as the National Grange backed a tax hike to prevent government borrowing and rising interest rates.

Washington UPI William Proxmire Joint Congressional Economic Committee House Gerald R. Ford Johnson Proxmire Senate Ford Issues and Answers ABC House Ways & Means Committee National Grange Grange

Street resurfacing in Washington business district to start

Mayor Cloid Willits urged motorists to move all vehicles from streets slated for resurfacing in the Washington business district. Crews will work Tuesday on Marion Avenue from the post office to Ross Garage and on one block of Washington and Main extending west from the square to the court house and Perdock garage building.

Washington Cloid Willits Marion Avenue Ross Garage Washington and Main Court House Perdock

$2 Million Fund Aimed to Free Hoffa Revealed

Life magazine reports underworld and union leaders raised a $2 million fund to free Teamsters President James Hoffa from federal prison in Lewisburg Pennsylvania. An offer of $1 million was proposed to former government witness Edward Grady Partin to alter testimony used in Hoffa’s jury tampering trial.

Chicago UPI Life Magazine Underworld Teamsters Union James Hoffa Lewisburg Life Edward Grady Partin Hoffa Sandy Smith Carlos Marcello Marcello Cosa Nostra New Orleans Louisiana Partin Teamsters Baton Rouge Chattanooga Tenn

Soviet vows to retain Vladivostok and Siberian border

Moscow warns Beijing as Tass announces a crash program in Vladivostok to double housing by 1980. The move signals Moscow's intent to hold the port forever, with Blagoveshensk slated as a Siberian model city to showcase development near the Chinese frontier.

Moscow UPI Soviet Union China Siberian Russia Tass Vladivostok Vadivostok Siberia Blagoveschensk

Weather outlook Iowa partly cloudy and warm Tuesday

United Press International reports Iowa skies mostly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with warmer conditions. Low tonight near 60, high Tuesday near 90, cooler in the northwest on Tuesday, and Wednesday outlook calls for partly cloudy and cooler.

United Press International Iowa

Notice of hearing and letting bids on Riverside sewer system

Public notice announces a hearing and the letting of bids for the Riverside sewer system. Details include date, time, and location of the hearing, plus bidding instructions and requirements for contractors. The notice specifies where bid documents may be obtained and deadlines for submission.

Riverside Seware

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