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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1964

Page

1

Iowa weekend highway deaths raise 1964 toll to 518

United Press International reports six weekend fatalities on Iowa roads plus two early today. Names include Donna Seeber 19 Sigourney Marvin Kelly 20 Independence and Charles Gergerson 18 Algona. crashes occurred on Iowa 163 U S 20 and U S 169 among others. The toll update cites victims, survivors, and accident circumstances across multiple counties including Jasper Polk and Muscatine.

United Press International Iawa Donna Seeber Sigour

Nimbus A weather satellite captures world in night photos

Nimbus A at Vandenberg AFB Calif returns the best weather pictures yet, sending high quality images to over 60 weather stations globally. The satellite scans the entire earth and marks the first time night photographs were taken from space. Nimbus, the largest weather satellite, was designed to capture 20,000 photographs daily.

Vandenberg Afb Calif UPI Nimbus

YMCA Announces Two Week Schedule for Late August

The YMCA releases a two week plan covering August 31 through September 10. Hours: Monday through Thursday and Saturday 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Evening swim 4 to 5 p.m. for grade school and junior high. Family Night: Wednesday 8 to 9 p.m., Thursday 6:30 to 8 p.m., Saturday 6 to 7:30 p.m. Saturday swim blocks include Flying Fish Shark 9:15 to 10 a.m. and other sessions through 8:45 p.m. Open swim times are listed for various age groups.

YMCA

Packing plants plan to recall workers

CHICAGO UP I Packing plants planning recalls for workers laid off during the National Farmers Organization holding action. Wilson and Co. crews return today in Omaha Kansas City Cedar Rapids and Albert Lea. Armour and Co. may bring back staff in South St. Paul if animal runs match late last week. NFC leader Oren Lee Staley warns of tighter livestock supplies while demanding contracts at least 34.2 cents per lb for beef and 23.12 cents per lb for pork.

Chicago UPI National Farmers Organization NFO Wilson and Co Omaha Neb Kansas City Cedar Rapids Iowa Albert Lea Minn Armour and Co South St. Paul NFC Oren Lee Staley

Drivers urged to use extra care near school buses

School officials and highway safety personnel urge motorists in Washington County to drive more carefully as hundreds of children ride school buses. Drivers must stop when meeting or following a stopped bus, and extra care is urged for city driving where children walk to and from school each weekday in the coming months.

Washington County Iowa

Indonesian culture minister bans Beatle hairstyle citywide

Indonesia's Culture Minister Prijono bans the Beatle hairstyle and forbids children from calling parents mommy or daddy. The directive, carried by Antara, urges preservation of national identity and addresses avoidance of nicknames, noting Indonesian lacks diminutive forms.

Djakarta Indonesia UPI Prijono Antara

Desegregation Begins in Biloxi Public Schools

Mississippi integrated its first public schools in Biloxi under court order. Sixteen Black children were admitted across Goronflo Lopez and Dukate elementary schools with 14 in first grade by 10 a.m. CST. No incidents occurred as white parents watched from cars and one mother cautioned that the fight is not over, recalling earlier Oxford events.

Biloxi Miss UPI Mississippi Oaks Air Force Base James Meredith University of Mississippi At Oxford Goronflo Lopez Elementary Dukate

Senior citizens dinner crowns Three-Quarter Century Club meet

More than 150 members, all 75 plus, attended the 31st annual Three-Quarter Century Club dinner at Washington Methodist Church. J N Sprole, 97, was named king and Mrs. Joe Shalla, 95, queen for oldest male and female present. Several other longtime members recognized, including couples married 50 years or more. New members welcomed. Dr Theodore Schwartz delivered the address with W J Shannon and Mrs Dorothy Luckenbill presenting honors.

Joe Shalla John Sprole Evening Journal Washington Methodist Church J.N. Sprole United Presbyterian Home King Queen Shalla Charles Price J. N. Phillips R. W. Thompson Clyde Brown Alma Klaas Jennie Harris Myrtle Horton Frank Ralph Zeck Elsie Meeker Walter C. Sheets John H. Wheelan H. T. Carris Chas. McClung W.T. Hastie Mary Montgomery Frank Daily Robert MacLachlan Ethel L. Weed John D. Jones D. O. Butler Charlie Harvey Flossie Holmes Maizie Fisher Earl Thomas Washington Charles Mumper Brighton Estella Thurman Wayland Hattie Gregory Carl Mayer Keota Mabel Thompson Ainsworth Vella Maplethorpe Dan Steiner Wellman Schwartz Theodore Schwartz Methodist Church W. J. Shannon The Dorothy Luckenbill Journal Society

Rioting resurges in North Philadelphia as curfew holds

In Philadelphia, unrest flared after a weekend of violence. Mayor Tate kept a 24 hour curfew and 1,500 officers in the North Philadelphia “jungle” while 369 people were arrested over three days and 348 injured, including many police.

Philadelphia UPI James H.J. Tate Vincent A. Carroll

Don Radda’s Fair Exhibits Impress Washington County

Washington County farmer Don Radda compiled an enviable record at two fairs winning many awards. At All Iowa Fair Cedar Rapids he earned first in tall corn, ten blue ribbons, five red ribbons, four white ribbons, three pink ribbons, and one green ribbon. At Iowa State Fair Des Moines he won eight blue ribbons including best 10 ears field corn and longest ear for the 12th year, plus multiple popcorn, wheat and oats prizes and the sweepstakes banner. His winning exhibits will be displayed at the county Extension office for several days.

Don Radda Washington County Cedar Rapids Des Moines Radda Iowa

Cub Scout Pack 243 Opens Fall Season Meeting

Cub Scout Pack 243 schedules its first fall meeting on Thursday at 7 30 pm in the VFW hall. All Cub Scouts and parents are encouraged to attend and enroll for the coming year. Boys aged 8 to 10 not yet in Cub Scouts are invited with parents to learn about joining the program.

Cub Scout Pack VFW

Weather Iowa Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday

Partly cloudy to cloudy tonight and Tuesday with showers and thunderstorms spreading into west and central portions by late tonight and Tuesday morning. Locally heavy rains likely. Warmer north tonight. Low 55 to 60 north, 60 to 65 south. High 75 to 80 north, 80 to 85 south.

United Press International Iowa

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