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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1966

Page

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Massive Red Guard Demonstration Fronts Soviet Embassy in Peking

Tens of thousands of Red Guards gathered before the Soviet Embassy in Peking on the first day of a two day outburst. The crowd, estimated at 200000 by NHK, was orderly and renamed the street in front of the embassy to Revisionist Street. The rally aimed to pressure Moscow over Soviet protest notes and Western influence during China’s cultural revolution.

Tokyo UPI Red Guards Peking Kremlin Moscow Hitler Youth Nazi Germany Communist Party China Red Guard Mao Tse-tung Kyodo Japan Broadcasting Company NHK Canton Hong Kong South Cina Tass Central Committee

Truman Warns of Drastic Interest Rate Rise

Former President Harry Truman issued a statement decrying a drastic rise in US interest rates saying it could deepen a low mood in the economy. He warned higher rates burden the public and benefit a privileged few while urging action to prevent deflation and inflation.

Kansas City UPL Harry ‘Truman Truman David Noyes United States Federal Reserve System Treasury Federal Reserve

Beck opposes refund of surplus in Iowa campaign

Cedar Rapids Iowa July reports capture Robert K Beck a Republican candidate for governor opposing refund of surplus tax money. He argues large capital improvement program requires funds and any refund would force re taxation to finance projects at institutions and tourist facilities and artificial lakes rather than return money to citizens.

Cedar Rafids Iowa Ura Robert K. Beck Beck William Murray

State liquor sales show slight increase in July

DES MOINES UDPA Iowa liquor sales at 192 state stores in July totaled 4,220,818, up 28,658 from July 1965. Washington store sold 22,143 in July 1966 vs 21,948 in 1965. Mt Pleasant declined from 15,454 to 1,417, while Fairfield rose from 27,936 to 28,842.

Des Moines UDPA Iowa Liquor Control Commission Washington Mt. Pleasant

Public Notice: Permit Application for Parcel Carrier Service

An application is on file for a permit to operate a parcel carrier service in Iowa. The notice lists the applicant and addresses per regulatory requirements and invites public comments or objections within the designated period.

Irvice Iowa

Navy planes sink North Viet boats in Tonkin Gulf action

U S Navy jets sank one and possibly two North Vietnamese torpedo boats in the Tonkin Gulf, while other allied forces repelled a Viet Cong mine attack near Saigon. A South Vietnamese cadet officer foiled a twin mine attempt near Premier Ky’s office, injuring only him.

Saigon UPD Tonkin Gulf South Saigon Sea Nguyen Cao Kly Constituent National Assembly Navy Skyhawk Haiphong Long Tao River U.S

City shuts down centennial fountain amid vandalism

Washington’s colorful centennial fountain in Central Park is closed early after a season of vandalism. Mayor Cloid Willits cites repeated attacks by youths and deters further damage to protect the aging landmark. Police weigh a city wide curfew to curb late night vandalism.

Washington Central Park Cloid Willits The Journal Today Journal Washington Police Clarence Lee Willits the Journal Tain Lee Niitely Fontain

Bertroche Accuses in Anamosa Reformatory Charges

Iowa Board of Control Chairman Russell Wilson denied Republican charges of mismanagement at the Iowa Men's Reformatory in Anamosa. Bertroche claimed $50,000 for a new warden’s home ignored rehabilitation. Wilson said $30,000 funds capital improvements for a home and renamed use for offices. He described safety concerns and noted the warden’s family would move outside the prison walls.

DES Moines UPI Board of Control Russell Wilson Iowa Men's Reformatory Anamosa Joseph Bertroche Bertroche Linn County Reformatory Wilson Charles Haugh Iowa Joseph Coughlin Lawrence Scalise Bertrode

Rioting in Waukegan Leaves Dozens Burned and Cars Torched

Racial unrest in Waukegan breaks out as Molotov attacks set six cars ablaze and stores burn. At least 10 injured, five critically, including 6 year old Estelle Alvarez. Police arrest 66, including four for concealed safety items. Secret Service guards Prescott Street home housing Luci Nugent and family.

Waukegan Ill UPD Wungarow Luci Secret Service Prescott Street Uci Johnson Nugent Patrick Nugent Jerry Nugent Great Lakes Naval Training Center Illinois Lakes County Estelle Alvarez Cook County Hospital Chicago Linda Darnell Estelle Hubert Humphrey Minneapolis Gengssee Street

Weather outlook for tonight and Tuesday

Clear to partly cloudy conditions persist with little temperature change. Lows tonight in the 60s and highs Tuesday in the 80s.

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Three-Quarter Century Club names elder couple as king and queen

The Evening Journal Three-Quarter Century Club banquet crowned Mrs. C. W. Long of Brighton and Rev. Dr. W. R. Yard of Washington as king and queen for being the oldest attendees at the 33rd annual meeting held at Washington Methodist Church. Dr. Yard is 93 and Mrs. Long over 92, with 170 members present and 23 new members welcomed. Percy Neider spoke. W. J. Shannon presided. Dorothy Luckenbill introduced honorees and new members from Washington and nearby areas.

C. W. Long Brighton W. R. Yard Washington Evening Journal Washington Methodist Church Bers Percy Neider United Presbyterian Home W. J. Shannon The Dorothy Luckenbill Journal Methodist Church Methodist’ Church

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