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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1964

Page

1

Iowa GOP proposes interim reapportionment plan

Republican state chairman Robert Ray urged Iowa Republicans to back an interim reapportionment plan to boost urban representation in both houses. The proposal would raise the House from 108 to 129 and the Senate from 50 to 58, with the 16 largest counties gaining all new House seats and five largest counties gaining Senate seats. The plan, analyzed by David Belin, is to be tested in this year’s elections while a permanent constitutional amendment awaits legislative approval. Governor Hughes called a special session for Feb 24 after a federal ruling found current apportionment discriminatory.

Des Moines UPI Robert Ray Abraham Lincoln Iowa Ray GOP House Senate House of Representatives David Belin Washington Kennedy Harold E. Hughes

Washington High Honor Society Initiates Juniors and Seniors

Juniors and seniors at Washington High School were welcomed into the National Honor Society during a candlelight assembly. Seniors in the top ten percent and juniors in the top five percent were eligible for membership. New members include seniors Steve Nemmers Dick Eyestone Dave Everett Amy Blosser Carol Ray and others, with Joe Scranton Jim Koehler Marcie Anderson and Jim Mallory among the juniors. The program featured a reading of I Speak for Democracy and an NHS pledge led by Rick Bordwell.

Washington High School Steve Nemmers Dick Eyestone Dave Everetts Amy Blosser Carol Ray Clareen Arnold Robin Bueghly Steve Soucek Paml Robison Stan Petratz Christine Lemmon Ia Mae Earnest Jim Kauffman Dixie Potter Linda Neff Nancy Turner Joyce Zieglowsky Margaret Guy Steve Brock Joe Scranton Jim Koehler Marcie Anderson Jim Mallory Ron Gregory Dick Holden Joyce Long Mary McBee Judy Roland Kim Boyer Doy McAvoy Don Woodruff

Third 4H Home Economics leader training set for Feb 18 19

The third 4 H Home Economics leader training meeting occurs February 18 and 19 at the Fairgrounds in Washington starting at 10 a m. Sally Smith notes the topics include problem solving, fabric erection, finishing furniture and framing. Leaders from Busy Bees Cedar Clippers Cinderellas Clover Cloverettes and other clubs attend February 18 and Good Luck Headliners Hi Ores Iowa Maidens Jolly 4 H ers Pepperettes Richmond Rocketettes 76 Chickadees Starliners and Washington Pals attend February 19. Lunch will be brought by each club with salads and their own service. The afternoon covers furniture finishing refinishing and sanding with comfortable dress.

Fairgrounds Washington Sally Smith Busy Bees Crooked Creek Pepperettes Richmond Rocketettes Chickadees Starliners

Melvin Jennings Tops Washington County Market Hog Show

Melvin Jennings of Winfield won first place with a 225 pound Hampshire hog at the Washington County Market Hog Show held February 11. The event drew 99 hogs, with 82 graded U.S. No. 1 on the hoof and a slate of top finishers led by Lone Pine Farm and Gary Settles of Winfield. The show and a follow-up meeting February 19 were sponsored by the Washington County Swine Producers Association, Washington County Extension Service, and Rath Packing Co.

Washington County Swine Producer’s Association Washington County Extension Service and Rath Packing Co Columbus Junction Journal Dallas Kinney Melvin Jennings Winfield Washington County Sharon Molander Allan Molander Crawfordsville U. S Lone Pine Farm Gary Settles Orville Meeker Letts Ernest Yutzy Kalona Don Sheetz Washington Steve Settles Bill Norman J. T. Settles Dave Norman Washington County Swine Producers Association Washington County Extension Service Rath Packing Co

Des Moines Stepdaughter Slayer Had Threats, Police Say

Des Moines police say Doyle D Hileman 30 sought to force his attentions on his 16 year old stepdaughter Diane McConnell and had written notes complaining she did not come home from school. A murder warrant was issued after Diane was shot while walking to Des Moines Technical High School. Her mother Mrs Doyle Hileman 32 said the family had separated and that tension had built over years. Diane's real father Max McConnell lives in Albany Oregon.

Des Moines Doyle D. Hileman Diane Linn MccConnell Doyle Hileman Hileman Jan Diane Allen Des Moines Technical High School Allpoints Iawa Emmons Minn Mrs. Hileman Max McConnell Albany Ore

Swiss Defection Row Over Soviet KGB Officer

The Soviet Union demands Switzerland return Yurii Nossenko a Soviet security official who defected during the 17 nation disarmament talks in Geneva. UPI reports U.S. asylum request and Tsarapkin accuses Swiss authorities of tolerating foreign agents amid questions about the defectors access to top secret nuclear arms data.

Geneva UPI Soviet Union Yurii Nossenko Nossenko United States Semyon K. Tsarapkin Switzerland Tsarapkin Kremlin Nossenio KGB

Swine Meeting Set for February 19 in Washington County

An outstanding program for swine producers in Washington County unfolds February 19 at the Fair Grounds. Roy Keppy of Davenport, a leading commercial swine producer, discusses breeding and management programs that boosted his reputation. John Halstead of Bath Packing Company will present slides and announce carcass results from the 1964 Market Hog Show.

Washington County Fairgrounds Washington Jim Frier Roy Keppy Davenport John Halstead Bath Packing Company

YMCA Enrollment Drive Progress Report

Robert Gillesby reports progress on the YMCA membership drive. Thirty three of 110 workers contributed, totaling 645 members toward a 900 goal and 3131.50 dollars toward 5590. He urged quick completion and urged all workers to report their calls to the YMCA promptly.

YMCA Robert Gillesby Gillesby

Titan-2 pogo-stick fixes cost 3 million for safer space rides

NASA and Air Force engineers spent more than 3 million dollars to damp Titan-2 rocket vibrations nicknamed pogo-stick. The fix lowers oscillations to acceptable levels, aiding Gemini missions and future boosters like Saturn programs and Titan-3.

Houston UPI America Space Jerome B. Hammack National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASA Hammack Air Force The Space Agency Cape Kennedy

Imbedded leaf still green after 30 years

A leaf embedded in concrete beside the alley south of the Washington post office in the 1920s was unearthed today by Gener al Telephone Co workmen during pole installation. The fossilized leaf remained vividly green with veins clearly visible after more than three decades.

Washington Post Office General Telephone Co

Ball presses Cyprus peace talks amid island fighting

U S Undersecretary of State George Ball met President Makarios in Nicosia and planned talks with Turkish Cypriot Fa zil Kuchuk to push a revised Anglo American plan as Greek and Turkish factions clash in Limassol. A policeman was killed and several injured in renewed harbor fighting amid fears of civil war and a destabilized eastern Mediterranean. Ball’s mission, authorized by President Johnson, aims to resolve the crisis despite low optimism.

Nicosia, Cyprus UPI George Ball Makarios Cyprus Ball Ankara Fazil Kuchuk Mediterranean Kuchuk Limassol Johnson Nicosia London Athens

The Music Man opens with sellout at Washington High

The Music Man sponsored by the Washington Y's Men's Club opens tonight at Washington High School auditorium for a four night run. Curtain is at 8 p.m. with no tickets left. a few late arrivals may be accommodated if cancellations or extra chairs are available. The cast finished a full dress rehearsal.

Washington Y's Washington High School

Two-Vehicle Crash on East Washington Involves Local Residents

Mrs. Geraldine Sproule of Washington and Thomas Frank Crone of rural route 2 Keota were in a minor collision Tuesday at 4 pm on East Washington. Sproule, northbound on South Iowa, turned onto East Washington and struck Crone who was backing from a parking place. Damages were minor with no injuries. City police pending charges.

Geraldine Sproule Washington Thomas Frank Crone Keota East Sproule Iowa East Washington Crone

Lenten Service at Immanuel Lutheran Tonight

A Lenten service will be held at Immanuel Lutheran church at 7 30 p m this evening. It opens a series on the Nature of Man with tonight's meditation on A Spiritual Being Holy Communion will be observed tonight.

Immanuel Lutheran Church

Weather Alert for Iowa Southeast Districts

Hazardous driving warning issued for southeast Iowa. Freezing rain sleet and snow affect the southeast this afternoon with occasional precipitation elsewhere. Colder in the northwest, with snow in the southeast tonight. Thursday to be partly cloudy and colder with lows from 20 to 30 and highs in the upper 20s to low 30s.

Iowa

Corn College Final Meeting Set for Thursday at Washington High

The final session of the Corn College will convene Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the vocational agriculture room at Washington High School. The discussion will focus on corn marketing and its use as livestock feed, including methods and value considerations.

Washington High School

Melbourne Collides With Voyager In Night Naval Tragedy

Captain K J Robertson described a three second collision that split the Voyager in two and sank it in over 480 feet of water. The Melbourne carried 159 of the Voyager survivors with 82 lives lost in Australia’s worst peacetime naval disaster. The government inquiry is investigating causes while Forbes notes the destroyer apparently cut across the Melbourne’s path during a turning maneuver.

Sydney Australia UPI Melbourne Voyager K. J. Robertson Duncan Stevens Robertson Navy Alexander J. Forbes

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