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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1968

Page

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Gift of a lifetime for sailors in Pueblo crew reunion

Mr and Mrs Gerald Nolte of Washington Iowa traveled to San Diego to reunite with their son Clifford Nolte Navy Electronics Technician 2C and one of 82 Pueblo crew survivors released after the captured ship incident United Airlines flight left Cedar Rapids around 430 pm with a Navy officer accompanying the family to the airport The Noltes hope for a happy Christmas reunion with their son and fellow crew members onboard the U S S Pueblo story notes their relief at the crew's freedom and the family’s plans to visit Clifford in California.

Washington, Iowa UPI Gerald Nolte Washington Iowa San Diego Calif Clifford Pueblo Noltes United Air Lines Cedar Rapids Navy Clifford Nolte United Washington County

Pueblo crew to reunite with families after North Korea captivity

San Diego reports the USS Pueblo sailors, exhausted and hugely battered, were nearing home. The 82 men, freed from North Korea, are to receive a quiet Miramar welcome and a private Christmas reunion with families after a harrowing, lengthy captivity.

San Diego Calif UPI Pueblo Miramar Naval Air Station North Korea

Bank at Clive Robbery Sparks Quick Police Probe

Bank workers inside a vault described a gunman who fled in a stolen car after stealing a "considerable" sum from the First Federal State Bank in Clive Des Moines suburb. The suspect, about 6 feet tall, 35, wore sunglasses and used a .45 caliber pistol. The amount remains unconfirmed pending verification.

Clive Iowa UPI First Federal State Bank Des Moines Phyllis J. Crawford Miss Crawford Tim Hughes

Apollo 8 Enters Lunar Orbit On Christmas Eve

Apollo 8 reached lunar orbit amid cheers at Houston mission control. The crew Borman Lovell and Anders broadcast striking views of the moon from behind its disk and described the surface as whitish gray with footprints. The expedition marks the first human orbital flight around the moon and the first view of the moon’s far side, with plans for a special telecast during the ninth orbit before returning home on Christmas Day.

Lunar Frank Borman James Lovell William Anders Celestial Sphere Earth Moon Anders Lovell

Intercepted Memo Wishes Joy to Journal Readers

An intercepted memo circulates among JOURNAL readers with festive greetings. It closes with a cheerful Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year and is signed by WEJ.

Bethlehem Christmas pilgrims endure crowded inn and security

Thousands of Christian pilgrims faced full Bethlehem inns and heavy Israeli security as they gathered near the Church of the Nativity seeking the midnight mass. Israeli troops with U S made submachine guns patrolled Manger Square as gates limited entry to residents, while buses ferried worshippers across the Judean Hills to Jerusalem.

Jesus Judean Hills Jerusalem Church of the Nativity Christendom Manger Manger Square Bethlehem Israel Jordan Middle East Alberto Gori

Weather Iowa Mostly Cloudy With Light Snow Tonight

The Iowa forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies with occasional light snow tonight and Wednesday. Lows range from zero to 5 above in the northeast to the lower teens in the southwest, with Wednesday highs from the mid 20s in the northeast to the mid 30s in the southwest. Thursday outlook shows a chance of snow and little temperature change.

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God bless you story from Washington bakeries 1926

In 1926 J Harvey Burham recalls working at Cook's Bakery in Washington Iowa and helping a cold, old man seek warmth. The visitor with white hair and beard asked to come in, sat by the range, and said God bless you as he warmed. This reminiscence captures a snowy night near Christmas with local night staff, radio advances, and friendships at the bake shop.

Santa Washington J. Harvey Burham Edna Jones Washington High School Cook Cooks Winga John Winga Pete Powellson P. C. (Owen) Woods

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