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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1966

Page

1

New Washington superintendent chosen for district

Schlapkohl named Superintendent of Washington Community School District to replace John V. Phleger who resigns July 1. He has served in Washington schools since 1959, including roles as principal and assistant superintendent. He and wife Mary have three daughters. Action approved at a board meeting Tuesday. Brighten death of Mrs. Cora Pringle, 86, noted. She lived near Brighton, had cafe and tea room work, and leaves a foster daughter and several siblings. Service Thursday at Methodist church in Brighton. Burial at Hillcrest Cemetery.

E. Kelly Schlapkohl Washington Community School District John V. Phleger Schlapkohl Washington Lincoln Prin Cipal Davenport High School State College of Iowa State University of Iowa Iowa City Washington School Wellman High School Brighton Cora Pringle Washington County Hospital Pringle St. Joseph Missouri N.W Methodist Church Eastern Star Wilma Spielman Cedar Rapids Lottie Stump Kansas City George Francis

New Viet plan reshapes Saigon talks with Johnson and leaders

President Johnson summoned Vice President Humphrey to fly back to Saigon with South Viet Nam leaders Thieu and Ky as peace and war talks intensified. The group planned a late morning communique and an extensive Asian tour, with additional meetings and a broad program of agricultural, educational, health, and economic reforms to accompany the ongoing war effort.

Honolulu UPI Johnson Southeast Asia Hubert H. Humphrey Saigon Viet Nam Nguyen van Thieu South Viet Nam Nguyen Cao Ky Los Angeles Humphrey Moyers Far East White House Subcontinent Thieu Philippines Japan Orville L. Freeman Oceanside Club Royal Hawaiian Hotel

SCI Band to Perform Mid Prairie Concert

The State College of Iowa music department presents The Concert Band 1966 Winter Tour under conductors Carl M. Holvik and Donald Wendt. The concert is set for Wednesday February 9 at 8 p.m. at Mid Prairie High School in Wellman.

Wellman State College of Iowa Department of Music Carl M. Holvik Donald Wendt Mid- Prairie

Unemployment near nine year low at 4 percent

In January the seasonally adjusted jobless rate fell to 4 percent, the lowest since April 1957, with Labor Secretary Wirtz predicting a drop below 3.5 percent by year end 1966. After rounding, 3.952 percent was reported. Persistent gaps remained for teenagers and non whites, while earnings indices rose and hours worked stayed high.

Washington UPI W. Willard Wirtz Labor Department Council of Economic Advisers Wirtz Joint Economic Committee Harold C. Goldstein Labor Statistics

Chamber to sponsor supervisors class

The Washington Chamber of Commerce in cooperation with State College of Iowa will sponsor a six week Supervisory Development program for those in or pursuing supervisory positions. It starts Monday February 21 at 7 30 p.m. Enrollment is 12 dollars covering instruction and materials. Instructor is Barry L Reece from State College of Iowa. For more information contact Hubert Lehrer, executive secretary.

Washington Chamber of Commerce State College of Iowa Barry L. Reece Hubert Lehrer

Fern Cliff Evangelical Free Church Missionary Conference

The Fern Cliff Evangelical Free Church of Wayland Iowa announces its annual Missionary Conference from February 27 through March 6 with 7 30 p m services each evening and a 7 00 p m Saturday program for younger children Missionaries from Congo South Africa and Kentucky will attend with programs of colored movies and slides The conference is open to the public and the church lies about seven miles south and two and a half miles east of Washington

Fern Cliff

Hog production techniques to be discussed Thursday

Changes in hog production methods will be discussed at the meeting of the adult farmer class in Washington High School Thursday evening. The group will meet in the vocal room at the school, starting at 7 30 p.m., and all interested persons are invited to attend. Confinement systems and new methods for expanding hog production will be discussed.

Washington High School

Vandals Damage Telephone Lines Near Kalona

Phone company officials filed a complaint with the Washington County sheriff's office about vandals shooting insulators off telephone poles along railroad tracks heading west from Kalona. The incidents involve damage to insulators and lines in the area.

Washington County

Probate of will and executor appointment for Carris estate

Public notice announcing probate of the will of Leland D. Carris and the appointment of an executor. Details include court handling and deadlines for objections or claims, with contact information for the probate clerk and relevant filing timelines.

Leland D. Carris

William Patterson, 85, Dies Near Winfield

William Patterson died at his Winfield home on Saturday afternoon February 5 after a long illness that left him eyeless. The funeral was held at 1 30 p m Tuesday February 8 at the First Presbyterian Church in Winfield. Burial was in Winfield Scott Township Cemetery. Patterson, born October 10 1880 in Canaan Township, was married to Emma McCulley on December 25 1906. Surviving are four daughters, three sons, two brothers, twin sisters, 19 grandchildren and four great grandchildren. He farmed in the Winfield area and served as township trustee, War Dads member, and drove the Winfield School bus for 29 years until retirement.

Winfield William Patterson First Presbyterian Church Winfield-Scott Twp William Arnold Patterson Canaan Twp John D Dora Jane Greer Patterson Emma McCulley Patterson First Presbyterian Church of War Dads Assoc Paul Paisley Mary Columbus Junction Lyle Paisley Bernice Crawfordsville Glen Rodgers Artie Jean

Garth Rustan Joins Northwestern Mutual Office

Larry Duncan local agent for Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co announces the appointment of Garth V. Rustan as a special agent. Rustan will work with Duncan in the local office after completing an extensive short course offered by the firm to prospective agents.

Larry Duncan Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co Garth V. Rustan Mr. Duncan

Kalona Dairy School Held With Mastitis Method Talk

Participants shown include Vernon Meyer Extension Ag Engineer from Ames Duane Yoder Kalona dairyman and Harry E Miller of Kalona. The session covered strip-cut mastitis detection. A second day is set for Wednesday February 9 at the Farmers Savings Bank Kalona with Dr John Herrick Earl Wright and Bob Strain speaking starting at 9 30 a m.

Kalona Vernon Meyer Extension Ag Ames Duane Yoder Harry E. Miller Farmer's Savings Bank John Herrick Earl Wright Bob Strain

Soviet says Spain accident proves nuclear danger on volcano

At the disarmament conference Soviet negotiator Tsarapkin warned that Western Europe sits on a nuclear volcano after a U S Air Force B 52 collided with a jet tanker over Spain. Foster said such accidents are extremely rare and no nuke explosion occurred due to safety controls. The talk included East German charges against West Germany over nuclear weapons before the conference adjourned.

Geneva UPI Soviet Union U.S Spain Semyon K. Tsarapkin Europe Tsarapkin Carlo Lukanov West Germany William CC. Foster Foster United States East Germany

De Gaulle and Erhard End Talks Anew In Paris

Paris reports say President Charles de Gaulle and West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard closed days of talks with warmer Franco German ties and a plan to push closer European political unity. No major outcomes were announced and officials warned that no quick steps should be expected. France would resume talks only after full accord on farm policy and prices within the European Common Market.

Paris UPI Charles de Gaulle Ludwig Erhard Europe de Gaulle Erhard

May Kill Legislation as Filibuster Blocks Taft Hartley Change

Senate refused to end the filibuster on President Johnson's bill to repeal Taft Hartley section 14 b. The measure edged toward shelving for the year as Mansfield led a failed bid for cloture. Dirksen pressed the right to work fight as Mansfield, out of a sickbed, pledged no further action if the week’s two votes failed.

Washington UPI Senate Johnson Mike Mansfield Everett M. Dirksen Mansfield Montana

Iowa Weather: Cloudy Skies With Rain Into Wednesday

United Press International reports Iowa will have mostly cloudy skies with occasional rain or drizzle and possible thunderstorms through Wednesday. Tonight will be warmer with lows near 40 to 50. Wednesday highs in the 50s and Thursday looks cloudy and cooler with more rain especially southeast.

United Press International Iowa

Changes needed in Iowa law to enroll welfare recipients in Medicare

Iowa must amend state welfare eligibility rules to enter Title 19 Medicare by 1970 or risk loss of federal medical aid funds. Board Chairman Arthur Downing notes current restrictions exceed federal limits in residence, age, income and resources, impacting 82,108 welfare recipients across ADC, OAA, MAA, AD and AB.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Iowa Board of Social Welfare Board Arthur Downing General Assembly Downing Ter Harold E. Hughes

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