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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1965

Page

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Viet Cong Vessel Sunk as Saigon Sees Heavy Combat

Saigon reports a Viet Cong 100 foot vessel was sunk 235 miles northeast of Saigon after Navy Skyraiders attacked from air and shore batteries. Lt. Bowers, spotting the craft, helped locate it. The clash followed earlier Viet Cong attacks near My Tho as U.S. casualties rise. Navy and air forces aided, with American losses tallied and a new Quat government sworn in with U.S. backing pledged.

Saigon U.S Nhat Trang Qui Nhon James 8. Bowers Lyndonville My Tho Sai Qui Phan Huy Quat Maxwell D. Taylor A. Alexis Johnson Taylor Johnson Quat National Legislative Council

Shaff blasts court ruling on remap in Iowa

UPI reports Republican Sen. David Shaff accuses federal courts of promoting false rule among uninformed voters and unfair representation by not ordering subdistricting. He says the sweeping decision by a three judge panel undermines one man one vote and could disenfranchise minorities in multi member districts. Debate grows over a constitutional amendment to permit subdistricting and reshape Iowa apportionment.

Des Moines UPI David Shaff Shaff U.S. Supreme Court Senate Legisla Iowa Iowa Senate Supreme Court Robert Rigler Publican Teaaer Sen Robert Dodds D-Danville Government Affairs Committee Representa

Administration outlines Tax break for business

President Johnson announced new Treasury rules to credit about $700 million in depreciation benefits for business this year. He said the changes would encourage investment, modernize plant and equipment, lower costs, raise efficiency, and help curb prices while sustaining the economy.

Washington UPI Presient Jonson Treasury Johnson Ence Board Kennedy Business Au Douglas Dillon U.S Tis

Ranger Launch Sets Voyage Toward Moon

The Ranger television probe lifted off from Cape Kennedy aboard a 104 foot Atlas Agena rocket at 12 05 p m EST on a 65 hour run to capture 4000 close up photos of the lunar surface near potential landing areas. If successful Ranger 8 aims for the Sea of Tranquillity to chart safe sites for a later Surveyor mission and the Apollo program slated for 1970.

Cape Kennedy UPI United States Ranger Ranger-7 Ranger-8

Robins Return in Ainsworth Area Herald Signs of Spring

Report from Ainsworth notes large robin flocks in yards. Gene Stephens counted 24 to 50 birds, while Mr and Mrs Grove Letts saw a flock exceeding 50 nearby. Robins appear plump and well fed. Some say robins do not migrate south but wait in sheltered timber for warmer weather. The sight of many robins in open fields signals spring ahead.

Ainsworth Gene Stephens Grove Letts

Probate of Dwight W Hayes Will and Executor Appointment

Public notice announces probate of the will of Dwight W Hayes and the appointment of an executor. The notice outlines the estate in probate and the required legal steps, inviting interested parties to appear or file claims within designated deadlines at the appropriate court.

Dwight W. Hayes

Jaycees 12th Annual Awards Banquet Set in Washington

The Washington Jaycees announce their 12th Annual Awards Banquet at 6 30 p m on Thursday February 18 at Washington Methodist Church. Awards include Outstanding Boss Outstanding Young Farmer and Young Man's Distinguished Service Award. Featured speaker is Ron O'Brien Fairfield past State Jaycees President and past Divisional National Vice President.

Washington Jaycees Washington Methodist Church Ron O’brien Fairfield Jaycees

Johnson Confers With Eisenhower On Viet Nam Crisis

President Johnson sought advice from former President Eisenhower on the Viet Nam crisis in a surprise White House meeting after Eisenhower visited Walter Reed Army Medical Center for a routine checkup. White House said they discussed world problems and talks Eisenhower had with leaders in London during Churchill funeral events.

Washington UPI Johnson Dwight D. Eisenhower VietNam White House Eisenhower Walter Reed Army Medical Center London Winston Churchill George E. Reedy South Viet Nam Reedy Isenhower Army Hospi

Five women join Gray Lady orientation in county Red Cross

Five volunteers received Gray Lady orientation Tuesday at the county Red Cross office. The five are Deane Clingman Jerry Johnson Barbara McFadden Connie Musgrove and Wayne Stransky. They will serve at Washington County Hospital the VA Hospital in Iowa City and Shenk Rest Home in Wellman. There are 21 active Gray Ladies in the county Red Cross. Other volunteers are invited to contact the Red Cross office. Vernon Feuerhelm announced ticket sales for Finian's Rainbow at the Washington Community High School. Performances run March 11 12 and 13 with tickets $1 available March 8 at Phillips Drug for reserved seating.

County Red Cross Deane Clingman Jerry Johnson Barbara McFadden Connie’ Musgrove Wayne Stransky Washington County Iowa City Shenk Wellman Red Cross Vernon Feuerhelm Washington Community High School Finian

Walnut district merger approved in Jefferson County vote

In Jefferson County the Walnut school district voted Tuesday to join the Washington Community School District effective July 1 1965 by 29 yes to 17 no. The southern Walnut area will move to Fairfield on July 1 1966 with options for local high school attendance. A separate vote today in Brighton will decide join with Washington District with polls open 1 to 7 p.m.

Walnut Jefferson County Washington Community Washington Fairfield High School Fairfield Brighton Washington High School

Rites Friday for Miss Helen Levis

Helen Elizabeth Levis of 216% East Main Street died February 16 1965 at University Hospital Iowa City after a long illness She lived with Edna Mercer in Washington in recent years Born October 2 1889 in Leon West Virginia she was educated at Allerton Iowa State Teachers College the University of Iowa and Columbia University She taught at Allerton and Washington retiring as principal of Lincoln Elementary School She belonged to the Methodist Church PEO and Fortnightly Club Survivors include three brothers Judge Harold V Ronald T of Chariton and Dwight D of Allerton Funeral services are set for Friday at 11 a m at Jones Funeral Home with Rev Theodore Schwartz officiating Burial will be in Allerton Iowa

Helen Elizabeth Levis East Main Street University Hospital Iowa City Jones Funeral Theodore ‘Schwartz Allerton Iowa Miss Levis Edna Mercer Washington Leon West Virginia Richard T Virginia McKinley Levis Iowa State Teachers College University of Iowa Columbia University Lincoln Methodist Church Harold V Ronald T Chariton Dwight D

Syria expels U.S. envoy over spy allegations

Damascus ordered U.S. Embassy Second Secretary Walter Snowdon expelled within 48 hours accusing him of offering Syrian officers 2 million dollars for military information. Damascus Radio linked Snowdon to a spy ring led by Farhan Attassi with arrests and some confessions. Ambassador Knight dismissed the charges as irresponsible amid Syria's volatile political scene.

Damascus Syria Urn U.S Walter Snowdon Mascus Radio Snowdon Revolution Farhan Attassi America Damascus Radio Ridgway Knight Gamal Abdel Nasser United Arab Republic

Rites Thursday for Mrs Wessler

Funeral services for Mrs Rudolph Hulda Wessler age 70 will be held Thursday at 2 p m at Immanuel Lutheran Church with Rev Dennis Stutrud in charge Burial will be in Elm Grove Cemetery She died Tuesday February 16 1965 in Mt Pleasant Born June 25 1894 in Starbuck Minnesota daughter of John and Ida Felt Bjork Married 1911 to Rudolph G Wessler Survivors include her husband a son William of Phillips University Enid Oklahoma two sisters Edith Thompson and Esther Wessler of Bowesmont North Dakota Sherman Eden Funeral home in charge

Rudolph Hulda) Wessler Immanuel Lutheran Church Dennis Stutrude Elm Grove Cemetery Wessler Mt. Pleasant Hulda Bjork Starbuck Minn John Ida Felt Bjork Rudolph G. Wessler William Phillips ‘University Enid Oklo Edith Thompson Esther Wessler Bowesmont North Dakota Sherman - Eden Funeral Fome

Committee draws up Washington electrical code

The City Planning Commission met Tuesday evening with William Perdock presiding to form an electrical code for Washington. A committee was appointed to review city needs and draft the code including William K. German Donald Custer Homer Godwin and C. G. Marshall.

City Planning Commission William Perdock Washington William K. German Donald Custer Homer Godwin C. G. Marshall

Nine Shipwreck Survivors Survive Isle Ordeal Near Australia

Two sailors recounted a month long survival ordeal after their fishing boat Dana Maria wrecked off Darwin. Six crew plus a woman and baby survived on a tiny uninhabited island living on shellfish and water, then forged a perilous 3% day dinghy voyage dodging sharks to reach Elcho Island and a mission station for help.

Darwin Australia UPI Robert Casey Dana Maria Brisbane Casey James Dawn Tom Spradvrow Liam Pitt Spradvrow Pitt Elcho Island

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