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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1964

Page

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Soviet Rejects Plan To End UN Financial Crisis

UNITED NATIONS N Y UPI Russia rejected a stopgap rescue fund plan by Assembly President Quaison-Lackey aimed at ending the UN financial crisis. The move postponed the Christmas recess and a Thursday meeting was set to seek a settlement. Fedorenko demanded removing a Jan 11 deadline and allowing all members to vote during talks. diplomacy suggested Kremlin may bargain for concessions.

United Nations, N.Y UPI Russia United Nations Sembly Alex Quaison- Lackey Ghana United States Quaison-Lackey Assembly Nikolai T. Fedorenko Fedorenko Kremlin

Plan survey of county business and economic activity

Powers and Associates of Iowa City announced a county wide economic study to forecast employment income and population to 1980 as part of a land use plan. Dr Clifford M Baumbach will conduct interviews with firms across Washington County including Washington Kalona Wellman Brighton Riverside Crawfordsville West Chester and Ainsworth.

Washington County Powers and Associates Iowa City Clifford M. Baumbach Washington Kalona Wellman Brighton Riverside Crawfordsville West Chester Ainsworth

Mrs Jennie Hering dies here Tuesday

Mrs Jennie R Hering 84 of 732 South Seventh Avenue died Tuesday Dec 22 1964 after a 12 day illness. Funeral Saturday 230 pm Washington Methodist Church with Rev Theodore Schwartz Rev Eddie West and Rev Charles Hawkins. Burial Elm Grove Cemetery. Calling hours at Sherman Eden Funeral Home until 10 am Saturday. Born Nov 13 1880 West Chester daughter of J A and Martha Dayton Walker. Married Jan 11 1905 to Carl E Hering. he died Apr 6 1951. Survived by daughter Marguerite Hering Washington and brother Joseph E Walker Des Moines.

Jennie R. Hering South Seventh Avenue Washington Methodist Church Theodore Schwartz Eddie West Charles Hawkins Elm Grove Cemetery Sherman- Eden Funeral Home Jennie Walker West Chester J. A Martha Dayton Walker Carl E. Hering

Christmas Worship at Immanuel on December 25

Christmas Day service at Immanuel Lutheran features a string organ and voice trio performing Jesus Joy of Man's Desiring. Two children's choirs will join in worship. Pastor Dennis A. Stutrud will give the Christmas sermon.

Immanuel Lutheran Jesus Dennis A. Stutrud

Christmas Day Publication Schedule and Church Service

The Evening Journal will not publish Friday December 25 for Christmas Day. It will publish at noon on Saturday December 26. The Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd holds a Christmas Day service at 10 30 a m with the sermon The Word Made Flesh led by Rev Altom Koch inviting the public.

Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd Altom Koch

World's largest air transport could haul tanks

The United States plans the C5 cargo plane capable of carrying up to 700 passengers or tanks and heavy equipment, with development approved by President Johnson. Cost could reach 1.75 billion for 58 aircraft, operational by 1969, built by Boeing, Douglas, and Lockheed. The Pentagon cites strategic mobility goals and outsize cargo needs. The second item notes the Washington post office will close on Christmas Day with altered hours through December 26.

Washington UPI United States Johnson Pentagon Defense Robert S. McNamara Johnson City Tex McNamara Air Force HLS Kennedy U.S Washington Post Harry Levy

West Coast floods force 6000 from homes

Floods swept across northern California and Oregon with no end in sight as rains continued for a third day. At least eight people died and more than 6,000 fled homes. rainfall totals topped 6.28 inches in Blue Canyon. Govs Brown and Hatfield declared disaster areas and ordered National Guardsmen to aid relief and deter looting. Coast Guard helicopters vanished with three crew members while rescuers aided dozens stranded along Humboldt Bay. Damages for northern California alone were put at about 35 million dollars if forecasts hold.

San Francisco UPI California Oregon Blue Canyon Placer Richard Tarble Edmund G. Brown Eel River Humboldt County Coast Guard Cock Robin Island Humboldt Bay Robert H. Allan Crest Heights Phil Seilheimer Reno Sierras Idaho Robert E. Smylie Bancroft Boise

Hultman issues 12 page GOP comeback plan for Iowa

Evan Hultman, former candidate in the 1964 Iowa governor race, releases a seven point outline urging the Republican Party to rebuild between elections. He calls for a professional staff, stronger leadership, clearer candidacy discipline, and long range plans to win back the governorship and energize the party's base. He stresses defining a concrete platform beyond generic good government.

Des Moines UPI Evan Hultman Republican Party Hultman Iowa Harold E. Hughes GOP State Central Committee George Brown United Press International

Vietnam generals mull go it alone anti American policy

South Vietnamese military leaders consider a plan to oppose U.S. aid and go it alone against communism. Lt Gen Nguyen Khanh reportedly urged sustained anti American sentiment at a meeting of generals who purged the civilian council. The move drew U.S. criticism and Taylor pressure to restore the council as Khanh warned the army could proceed without American help while denouncing U.S. policy and defending civilian government.

Saigon South Viet Nam UPI Nguyen Khanh Maxwell D. Taylor High Council Khanh Taylor Council U.S United States

Iowa Weather Outlook Turns Cold With Snow

Cloudy tonight and Thursday in Iowa with a sharp drop in northwest temperatures. Snow develops by morning and remains likely, with windy conditions and lows near 15 to 20 northwest and up to 40 southeast. Christmas Eve brings light snow or freezing drizzle, followed by partly cloudy, slightly colder Christmas Day.

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