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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1964

Page

1

House Approves Sweeping Civil Rights Bill 290 to 130

The House narrowly endorses a broad civil rights bill after nine days of debate and 138 amendments. It aims to end racial discrimination in voting, accommodations, employment, education, and federal funds use, and proceeds to the Senate amid expected filibuster resistance. President Johnson calls it a historic step for human dignity.

Washington UPI House Senate Johnson America White House Roy Wilkins National Association For the Advancement of Colored People NAACP Leadership

Polio Clinic Set for Sunday in Washington Armory

Washington area residents are reminded of the second of three oral polio vaccine doses to be offered Sunday February 16 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the armory on the west edge of Washington. The event is sponsored by the Washington Junior Chamber of Commerce with the County Medical Association and County Nurses Association aiding.

Washington Area Armory Washington Washington Junior Chamber of Commerce Washington County Medical Association The County Nurses Association

Washington high school honors Tri-M initiates at ceremony

Sixteen Washington High School students were inducted into Tri M an honorary music group during Monday night ceremonies in the high school. The class includes four seniors nine juniors and three sophomores with Joe Kerr presiding and parents and chapter members in attendance.

Washington High School Tri - M Joe Kerr Trim Washington Chapter Richard Ballard Dave Everetts Gloria Wolf Bonnie Miller Judi Johnson Alice Lance Martha Meyer Margaret Wilson Martie Anderson Doug Booth Pam Loeffler Kim Boyer Joe Scranton Mary Buter Peggy Long Denny Coon Monica McCarthy Sara Kephart Ed Day Jenta Charpening

Mrs Soukup 81 Dies in Muscatine Home

Mrs J M Soukup aged 81 died Monday night at the Lutheran Home in Muscatine where she had lived recently. Formerly of 215 East Seventh Street Washington she was born June 3 1882 near Riverside to John and Kathryn Knotek Chihak. She married Joseph M Soukup Feb 17 1903 and he died Oct 24 1953. Surviving are son Lewis Muscatine brother Joe Chihak Washington and sister Rose Bartosh Mt Vernon. Funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. Jones Funeral Home with Rev W R Yard officiating. Burial Riverside Cemetery.

J.M. Soukup Muscatine East Seventh Street Washington Jones Funeral W.R. Yard Riverside Cemetery Mary Chihak Riverside John Kathryn Knotek Chihak Joseph M. Soukup Royal Neighbors Lodge Lewis Joe Chihak Rose Bartosh Mt Vernon Iowa

Rites Thursday for Virgil W Long

Funeral services for Virgil W. Long 57 of Mount Pleasant will be held Thursday at 1 30 p m at R K Crane Funeral Home Mount Pleasant burial at Pennington Cemetery near Sigourney He died at home Tuesday morning survived by wife Maude two sons and several relatives including his mother and siblings

Virgil W. Long Mount Pleasant R. K. Crane Pennington Cemetery Sigourney Pteen Keokuk County Warren Myrtle Gilliland Long Maude Eakins Washington

Iowa State Alumni Reunion Feb 29 at Washington County

Iowa State University alumni plan a reunion on Saturday February 29 at 6 30 p m, to be held at the Washington County Fair grounds schoolhouse. A potluck will feature each couple bringing their own table service and two generous to pass. Miss Julia Fakinson assistant dean will speak. All former students and interested locals invited.

Iowa State University Washington County Fairgrounds Julia Fakinson College of Home Economics

Des Moines Girl, 16, Shot Dead. Stepfather Sought

A 16 year old Des Moines girl Diane Linn McConnell was shot to death on an icy street as she walked to Des Moines Tech High School. Police named Doyle Hileman, 30, her stepfather, as top suspect, driving a pink and white 1959 Dodge with 1963 Iowa plates. Witnesses described the struggle and rapid gunfire on the snow covered sidewalk. The teen moved from Newton with her family and had planned to join the student council today. The report includes witness accounts of the attack and the gunman fleeing with witnesses noting the quiet neighborhood. The article also mentions schoolmate Jeri Ann Grant and community notes about upcoming church Lent services.

Des Moines UPI Diane Linn McConnell Des Moines Tech High School Miss McConnell Doyle Hileman Dana Reed 35Th St

Crawford retires from Iowa Board of Control dispute

Cor bin Crawford announces he will not seek reappointment to the Iowa State Board of Control prompting Gov. Hughes to prepare another nominee. The dispute centers on an attorney general ruling that Crawford’s interim term ends March 25 and that Hughes cannot submit his name for reappointment. Crawford accuses politics of pressuring the board while Hultman denies politicization and defends the law and precedent.

Des Moines UPI Corbin Crawford Harold E. Hughes State Board of Control Hughes Crawford Senate Ainsworth Atty Evan Hultman Craford Board of Control Hultman GOP Iowa

Rites for Mr Bean to be held Wednesday

Funeral rites for James C. Bean will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Jones Funeral Home with Rev. Dale Brehmer officiating. Burial follows at Lone Tree Cemetery. Bean died at his home in Haskins Monday morning. The State University of Iowa in Iowa City runs the only academic centered art conservation program outside New York City.

James C. Bean Jones Funeral Dale Brehmer Lone Tree Cemetery Mr. Bean Haskins The State University of Iowa Iowa City United States New York City

Weather Update From United Press International Iowa Outlook

Partly cloudy and warmer tonight with occasional snow in extreme northwest by morning. Wednesday brings partly to mostly cloudy skies with occasional snow in the north. Colder in the northwest, warmer in the east and southeast central regions. Tonight’s low 20s to 25 northeast, 25 to 30 southeast. Wednesday highs range from the 30s in the northwest to the 50s in the southeast and far south. Thursday looks partly cloudy and mild to continue.

United Press International Iowa

Church Women Plan World Day of Prayer Service

Washington hosts World Day of Prayer with nine local churches participating in the service at the Baptist Church Friday at 2 p.m. The event mirrors the service used in 150 nations. Mrs. Richard Peterson chairs the event with a program by women from multiple congregations and a choir drawn from all churches.

Washington Richard Peterson Don Rinner Richard Knupp Lester Luckenbill

Australian destroyer Voyager split by Melbourne collision

The Melbourne rammed the Voyager off Jervis Bay killing many and sinking the forward section within 15 minutes. Of 324 aboard Voyager 239 survived while 85 were dead or unaccounted. Rescue operations by Melbourne and helicopters followed as officials ordered an inquiry.

Sydney UPS Australia Melbourne Navy Alexander J Forbes Pacific Duncan Stevens Jervis Bay Forbes Jervis Bay Naval College Toren Coec

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Court House Washington County Dwight Bode Pam Proudfit Dick Koehler Washington Jr. High Iowa State Newton Eveleyn Hileman 35Th Franklin Jeri Ann Grant Miss Grant Diane Linn E. Vernon Grant Lutheran Church Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd Jesus Our Jerusalem Christ Walther League Jack Ruby Dallas Texas Lee Harvey Oswald Richard George Grace Butterbaugh Journal Dallas Kinney Foster Bagge Charles McConnell
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