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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1964

Page

1

Republicans Delay Farm Debate In Senate Over Cotton Wheat Bill

Senate debate on controversial farm legislation was postponed by Republicans to review cotton-wheat provisions. Sen. John J. Williams and Sen. John G. Tower objected to immediate consideration, signaling a fight expected to push the bill past civil rights filibuster risks. Backers expect passage after sharp debate, with early April timing essential for current year wheat and cotton crops.

Washington Tower Williams Mike Mansfield Mansfield GOP Delaware Senate Johnson Administration

ISU to Build Huge New Generator in Burlington Area

Iowa Southern Utilities Company plans a 20 million dollar electric generating station on the Mississippi River three miles south of Burlington. Construction to begin in 1965 with commercial operation by May 1968. The turbo generator unit initially will output 140000 kilowatts, potentially larger as plans mature. The project relies on the Iowa Power Pool and a 161000 volt grid line to Fairfield in 1966, with future expansion to 600000 kilowatts or more as demand grows. The plant will interconnect with a line west of the site to serve later loads.

Iowa Southern Utilities Company Mississippi River Burlington Robert Greenleaf Greenleaf Iowa Iowa Power Pool Fairfield Iowa Southern System Iowa Pool

Weather outlook with snow flurries and cold temperatures

Weather United Press International reports clear to partly cloudy tonight with a warmer Saturday and a chance of scattered light snow. Lows tonight 5 to 15, highs Saturday in the 30s. Sunday outlook calls for considerable cloudiness, snow flurries, and colder with a five day forecast averaging 5 to 10 degrees below normal.

United Press

Twenty charters issued for Brothers of the Brush groups

Twenty charters were distributed to Brothers of the Brush leaders at a Thursday meeting Harold Jarvis general chairman praised the turnout and explained new charters will help enroll members and relay group activities Cloid Willits will chair efforts on a possible major league baseball trip this summer Washington's 125th anniversary beard growing contest March 2 deadline set for eligibility for prizes and whisker competition urging nonmembers to join the chapter of their choice

Brothers of the Brush Harold Jarvis Brothers of the Brush” Movement Cloid Willits Washington Pris Zes

Electrical fire at Bruty farm causes upstairs damage

Fire at William Bruty farm on rural route 2 Washington occurred at 9 45 p m Thursday. Faulty electrical wiring in a second story closet started the blaze. Little flame but high heat and smoke damaged two upstairs bedrooms. department confined damage to the upper level.

Farmers Mutual Insurance William Bruty Washington Tom Tanner

Post Office to Close Saturday for Washington Birthday

Postmaster Harry Levy reminds patrons that the local post office will be closed all day Saturday with no mail delivery and no lobby window service in observance of George Washington's birthday. Local postal workers will observe the holiday.

Washington Harry Levy George Washington

President Johnson outlines global crisis areas in UCLA address

In a speech at UCLA, Johnson with Mexico's Lopez Portillo warned of dangers in Vietnam Cyprus and Panama while urging peaceful settlement. He vowed continued aid to South Vietnam and called for a fair, cooperative approach to Panama Canal issues and improved security at Guantanamo Bay.

Los Angeles UPI Johnson Cyprus Panama Viet Nam Adolfo Lopez Macos Mexico University of California At Los Angeles Ucla Lopez Mateos Los Angeles International Palm Springs White House America United States Lopez Mateos South Viet Nam Canal Zone Cuba Guantanamo Havana Barry Goldwater R-Ariz Guantanamo Bay

Rites Sunday for Dan Coblentz

Dan M. Coblentz 85 died at his farm near Sharon Center. Funeral at 1 p.m. Sunday Feb 23 at the Eli Bontrager farm near Sharon Center with Moses W. Yoder and Levi Schrock officiating. Burial Bash Cemetery north of Sharon. Survived by wife Mattie Miller five sons Abner Mose Chris Danny Amos a daughter Mrs Sam Miller 21 grandchildren 32 great grandchildren. The Yoder Funeral Home of Kalona in charge. Born January 10 1879 in Holmes County Ohio. Moved to Kansas married 1902 Hazen Kansas moved to Iowa 1938.

Kalona Dan M. Coblentz Sharon Center Eli Bontrager Moses W. Yoder Levi Schrock Bash Cemetery Sharon Yoder Holmes County Ohio Moses Sarah Nissley Coblentz Kansas Mattie Miller Hazen Iowa Coblentz Abner Mose Legonier Chris Jane Tree Danny North Liberty Amos Lowa Ity Sam 1 Miller

Governor Hughes coins Cornstalk Curtain remark in Iowa

Governor Harold E. Hughes described rural Iowans as guarding county rights with a strong resolve and urged Republicans and Democrats to craft a reapportionment plan during the upcoming special session. He backed guidelines from a federal panel allowing one population based chamber and an area population based Senate, and pledged openness with weekly sessions while prioritizing legislators.

Des Moines UPI Harold E. Hughes Iowa Hughes General Assembly House Senate Robert D. Maines

Washington High Honors at 17th FFA Parent and Son Banquet

More than 90 people attended the 17th annual parent and son banquet of the Washington High School Future Farmers of America held in the girls gym. Principal speaker Prof Clarence Bundy of Iowa State University praised members while awards were presented to Don Davis and Stan Polratz among others and a roast beef dinner was served by FHA girls.

Washington High School Future Farmers of America Clarence Bundy Iowa State University Ames Frank Fleagle Don Davis Stan Petratz Dave Davis Helen Woodburn FHA Rita Wade Kristin Wade Diana Miller Bette Knecht Ginny Slagie Sandra Johnson Connie Courtney

Ruby defense picks second possible juror in Dallas trial

In Dallas the Ruby murder case defense accepted its second prospective juror in 31 tries, James C. Bland a 42 year old appliance store manager with a wife and two children. Bland said he could be fair with God's help. Dist Atty Wade used his second peremptory challenge on Bland after the defense had earlier struck one juror. The jury selection continued as Judge Brown weighed further challenges.

Dallas UPI Jack Ruby Melvin Bel James C. Bland Belli Bell Bland Henry M. Wade Exer Ised Joe B. Brown Call

Labor voices oppose partisan reapportionment plan in Iowa

Iowa labor leaders state that organized labor cannot win majority control of the legislature and seek a fair, population based plan. Charles Davis argues 17 counties show labor’s limited scope, while supporting subdistricting to balance representation and resisting delaying appeals to the U S Supreme Court.

Des Moines Ura Iowa Charles L. Davis Iowa State Federation of Labor Afl-Cio Davis Federation Jack Lewis Daid Shaff Clinton Reublican Robert D. Ray Atty Evan Hultman Ray Senate Jake Mincks Dem Atumwa Federation of Labor Mincks US Supreme Court U. S. Supreme Court

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