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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1965

Page

1

Anderson Honored as Iowa Master Swine Producer

Arvid Anderson, a 140 acre farmer north of Crawfordsville who recently added 80 acres, won the 1964 Iowa Master Swine Producer Award in Des Moines. He notes success comes from long experience, rigorous record keeping, and hard work, with a system focusing on health, selective boars, and data driven breeding.

Iowa Arvid Crawford Anderson Joan Crawfordsville Dallas Kinney Arvid Anderson Anderson Des Moines Alter Kay Eddie Iowa State University Ames Poland

Farm Retirement Meeting At Ames YMCA

Neal Harl an Ames extension estate planner will speak at a YMCA meeting on Wednesday February 17 to aid farmers nearing retirement. Jim Flaherty social security representative will also attend. The program runs 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. with no charge and targets farm families in their late 50s and older.

Neal Harl Ames YMCA Harl Jim Flaherty Burington

Viet Nam Strongman Threatens More Air Strikes

Saigon reports Lt Gen Nguyen Khanh will order more Vietnamese air strikes if Hanoi does not halt its subversive war in the south. UPI dispatch notes U.S. Ambassador Taylor says Hanoi minds are turning under pressure from air raids. Viet Cong attacks, including a mine on a Thua Thien railway and a Bong San airstrip mortar, continue as Vietnam and China warn of intensified action while the Soviet Union seeks a peace initiative.

Saigon UPI Nguyen Khanh North Viet Nam Hanoi South U.S Amador Viet Nam Thua Thien Binh Dinh Bong San China Soviet Union London Southeast Asia North Korea U.S Soviet South Vietnamese U.S. Army Qui Nhon U. S Tommy J. Becher Mary Columbus Ohio Belcher Washington Defense Department Peter A. Semmer Faith Semmer Long Beach Calif Peking Red Chi Nam Red China

Reapportionment debate dominates Iowa lawmakers session

Iowa lawmakers faced a heated recall of reapportionment issues as a federal court urged a one person one vote remap. The Senate backed an item veto amendment, and the House approved annual sessions while a border library compact passed 118 0. The Capitol planning commission plan also advanced.

Des Moines UPI Iowa General Assembly U.S. Supreme Court Senate Democrats Senate GOP Robert Rigler House Harold E. Hughes Andrew Brommelt Dubuque Asde Gop Frommelt

Rattlesnake roundup in Sweetwater draws 400 hunters

In Sweetwater Texas up to 400 hunters from Canada and beyond gather for the 7th annual rattlesnake roundup. They expect about 2000 snakes captured with prizes for biggest and smallest, plus a "rattlesnake queen" crowned. The U S Army seeks venom for research while snake milkers from Fort Knox prepare snakes for venom collection.

Sweetwater Tex UPI U.S. Army Texas Canada Fort ‘Knox Army Medical Research Laboratory

William Ziegler 80 Dies After Six Months of Ill Health

William Ziegler 80 of 902 West Madison Street died Friday night February 12 1965 in Washington County Hospital after six months of declining health. He was born December 20 1884 in Plattsmouth Nebraska and lived in Washington most of his life. A blacksmith and welder by trade, he married Mayme Brown in 1928. she died in 1932. He is survived by a sister Vera Bailey of Washington. Funeral services will be Monday at 2 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home with Rev. Dennis Stutrud officiating. burial in Elm Grove Cemetery.

William Ziegler Madison Street Washington County Hospital Jones Dennis Stutrud Elm Grove Mr. Ziegler Plattsmouth Nebr John Anna Tesen Ziegler Washington Mayme Brown Ziegler Vera Bailey

Regents warn funding shortfall threatens Iowa colleges

Iowa Board of Regents said Gov Hughes budget would cover only the most pressing needs for 32,000 students now and 5,000 more next two years. Regents urged $133 million for operations and $39.7 million for construction, warning underfunding may force higher tuition, restrict admissions, or degrade programs. They will plead with legislature next Tuesday.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Board of Regents Harold E. Hughes Regents Hughes University of Iowa Iowa State University State College of Iowa Iowa House Senate Appropriations Committees Towans Midwest

McCarthy Named Assistant in Scout Camp Drive

Bernard McCarthy of Washington is named one of three vice chairmen in the Warhawk district leadership division for a $350,000 Boy Scout camp development fund campaign. The kickoff meeting is set for next Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Arm ar ballroom between Cedar Rapids and Marion. Other leaders named include Wayne Brock Robert Koehler and John Stevenson from Washington, with Chub Miller and Richard Yoder from Kalona and Dave McClellan of Wellman also noted. Forest Evashevski will speak. exhibits will show topographic maps and the proposed camp development. The drive responds to rising attendance at Camp Waubeek and plans for a new camp near the president facility, an adventure base at the Coralville reservoir, and renovation of Camp Waubeek.

Bernard McCarthy Washington Warhawk Johnson Iowa Armar Cedar Rapids Marion McCarthy Wayne Brock Robert Koehler John Stevenson Richard Yoder Chub Miller Kalona Dave McClellan Wellman Clifford Jordan Forest Evashevski University of Iowa Jordan Camp Waubeek President Facility Coralville Watbeek

Plane crashes into suburb near Miami. two dead

A twin-engine C46 cargo plane crashed after takeoff from Miami International Airport in a Miami suburb, exploding in a residential-industrial area. Police recovered at least two bodies as investigators assess the crash site.

Hialeah Fla UPI Miami Federal Aviation Agency Miami International

Eight Dead From New Jersey Diarrhea Outbreak

An eight infant death toll and hundreds of illnesses drive a Newark health task force to contain a diarrhea outbreak in New Jersey. Dr Dougherty notes possible bacterial origin with viral involvement. 700 children in one community affected. Additional aid from CDC expert Dr Goffe and links to East Coast respiratory infections under review.

Newark N. J UPD New Jersey Newark City Hospital William J. Dougherty Division of Preventable Diseases New Jersey Health Department City Hospital St. Michael Hospital Union County Dougherty Beth Israel Hospital St. James Hospital Benjamin Goffe U.S. Public Health Service Communicable Disease Control Center Atlanta Goffe Health Department Laboratories Martin’ Goldfield Goldfield

Weather Outlook for Iowa Tonight and Sunday

Partly cloudy conditions forecast for Iowa. Lows expected around 10 to 20 degrees, with northeastern areas near 10 and southeastern regions near 20. Skies remain unsettled into Sunday with similar temperatures and limited precipitation chances.

United Press International Iowa

Public Notices Today Proceedings Board of Supervisors Feb 9 1965

Notices include probate of wills and executors for the estates of Mary M. Rose and L. Ivan Norton as listed on page 6 public notices section.

Proceedings Board of Supervisors Mary M. Rose L. Ivan Norton

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