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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1966

Page

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Winter Storm Drenches Iowa and Midwest with Snow and Ice

United Press International reports a storm from Kansas delivering freezing rain and heavy snow across Iowa and the upper Midwest. Up to four inches of snow possible in parts, with bitter cold to follow and winds causing drifting. Local cities including Burlington and Dubuque noted precipitation and hazardous driving conditions.

Upper Midwest Plains Kansas Great Lakes Minnesota Dakotas Burlington Iowa Cassville Wis

Legion Leader to Speak at Washington County Meeting

David E. Weichman Newhall attorney and IA Legion commander will be principal speaker at the Washington city hall Legion rooms Thursday January 20 at 7 30 p m. He is a WWII Army Air Corps veteran and a U S Air Force Reserve lieutenant colonel. Washington County Legion commander Kenneth Rhea will preside at the event.

David E. Weichman Newhall Iowa Stanley Chabal Fiays i Aden Owen Coon Rapids Auxiliary Weichman Army Air Corps United States Air Force Reserve Kenneth Rhea Washington County Legion

Johnson to Deliver State of the Union Tonight

President Johnson will address Congress and the nation in a color telecast at 9 p.m. EST. He aims to reaffirm determination on two fronts: victory in Southeast Asia and advancing Great Society domestic goals. The speech, his third State of the Union, stresses realism about the Vietnam War while pledging continued domestic programs.

Washington UPI Johnson Congress Southeast Asia House Senate Viet Nam Hanoi Peking Moscow Afl-Cio George Meany U.S

Tourism meetings boost Iowa's tourist market statewide

In Coralville the second in a series of Iowa tourism meetings was held to boost out of state tourism. C. L. Caudle reported last year’s 10 million visitors spent over 12 million dollars while Dick Upton moderated the session. Further sessions were planned for Atlantic Cherokee Ames Mason City.

Coralville Iowa Caudle Dick Upton Dubuque

Wellman Obituary of O Willis McDowell 74

Oren Willis McDowell 74 died Tuesday January 11 1966 at the Masonic home in Bettendorf. Funeral likely Friday at 2 p.m. Powell Funeral Home Wellman with burial Champion Hill Cemetery. Born October 23 1891 son of James H and Sarah McDowell. He belonged to Methodist Church at Champion Hill Farmers Lodge Kinross Masonic lodge Washington Kaaba Shrine Davenport. Surviving: son Austin McDowell Iowa City two daughters Hazel Isham Columbus Ohio Pauline Crossett Washington four grandchildren one granddaughter one sister Avery Marine North English one brother James D McDowell Washington DC.

Wellman Oren Willis McDowell Masonic Bettendorf Powell Champion Hill Mr. McDowell James H Sarah McDowell Methodist Farmers Lodge of Kinross Masonic Lodge Washington Davenport

Probate Notices of Wills and Executors Named

Public notices announce probate of wills and the appointment of executors for the estates of Wesley Prehoda Velda B Lewis and Emma Reif. The notices specify filing deadlines and required steps for interested parties in probate proceedings.

Wesley Prehoda Velda B. Lewis Emma Reif

Lindsay Rebuffed Strike Proposal in New York

In New York the subway bus strike remained unresolved as Mayor Lindsay’s settlement plan was rejected by TA and TWU leaders. mediators will propose new methods to end the walkout and resume service. Meany warned of a potential end in a day or two, while Quill quipped about jail and happiness in a rare exchange.

Transit Michael Quill New York Subway Quill UPI Telephoto New York UPI John V. Lindsay Afl-Cio George Meany Michael J. Quill Nathan P. Feinsinger Lindsay TWA Commerce and Industry Association Washington Meany TWU Mike

Myron Oswalt of Keota dies in Arizona

Myron Oswalt, 60, of rural Keota, died at 5:30 a.m. today in a Mesa, Arizona hospital. Funeral arrangements are pending at Powell Funeral Home in Keota.

Myron Oswalt Keota Arizona Mesa Ariz Powell Funeral Home

Amish corn auction enforces fines in Iowa holdout case

In Independence Iowa Buchanan County officials auctioned 980 bushels of Amish owned corn to raise 570 in fines for three Amish fathers who refused to send their children to state approved schools. Merritt McCardle bought the corn for 784 dollars at 80 cents a bushel amid neighborhood criticism and controversy over the stand against religious schooling. Governor Hughes said the Legislature may need to address the issue with potential legislation after talks with Amish and school officials.

Independence Iowa UPI Buchanan County Merritt McCardle Rural Independence Henry Hoder Dan Kurtz Abner Schwartz Paul Drew Waukon Drew McCardle Harry Circus Circus Wayne McGill Harold E. Hughes Delwein

National Bank Holds Annual Stockholders Meeting

The National Bank of Washington held its annual stockholders meeting at 10 a.m. Tuesday with Frank C. Crone as Chairman and Richard L. Weeks as secretary. 1140 of 1200 shares were represented. C. P. Weldin reported 1965 year end resources of 6,345,815.96, noted savings bond sales success, and that the regular dividend was paid. Directors Breitenbach Crone Etter Stewart Weldin Wiley Wilson were re-elected. Board officers elected: Crone Chairman, Wiley President, Weldin VP, Weeks Cashier, Smith Assistant Cashier, Timmins Assistant Cashier, Schulty Teller, Bain Teller, Pencil Secretary, Kendrick Bookkeeper, Humston Bookkeeper, Hertig Bookkeeper.

The National Bank of Washington Frank C. Crone Richard L. Weeks C. P. Weldin Geo. J Breitenbach Dr. P. L. Etter Richard A. Stewart Robert Wiley Carlton C. Wilson Catherine C. Smith Howard L. Timmins William H. Jones Geraldine Schulty Teller Barbara Bain Charlotte Pencil Beatrice Kendrick Connie Humston Linda Hertig

Record rainfall in Rio de Janeiro

Rio de Janeiro faced its heaviest rain in over four centuries, triggering massive mudslides and collapsing homes. The disaster left hundreds dead, with police counting 642 fatalities and 300 missing in Rio, while 60 more bodies were recovered in Niteroi. About 1,000 injured and nearly 10,000 homeless were reported as rescue teams searched.

Rio DE Janeiro UPI Rio Niteroi

Would-be holdup man frightened from Clem's Food Market

Police hunted a masked suspect after he appeared at Clem's Food Market in Iowa City about 7 p.m. with a double barreled shotgun. The proprietor frightened the would be bandit away, ending the attempt without injuries or arrests.

Iowa City Iowa UPI Clem

Installation of Two Masonic Bodies in Local Temple

Cyrus Chapter Royal Arch Masons and Zeredatha Council Royal and Select Masters held a joint installation at the local Masonic temple Tuesday evening. Officers named include Cyrus Chapter high priest Dwane Shalla and Zeredatha council deputy master Dwane Shalla, with several others listed for various offices. Installing officers were J. W. Fields, Elon Christner, and William Dusenbery.

Cyrus Chapter Royal Arch Masons Zeredatha Council Masonic Temple Dwane Shalla Raymond Bonar Don Birlingmair Edgar E Stewart Paul Snakenberg William Patterson Roy Carter Stewart Bell Royal Arch Merle Warner Harold Timmons Council Bennie Schantz Harry Drake

Heavy Snow Warning in Iowa Northeast

A heavy snow warning is issued for the northeast and hazardous driving conditions persist across the north and central portions. Snow will intensify northeastward late today into tonight with accumulations of 4 inches or more. Tonight grows colder west and northwest. Thursday remains partly cloudy and much colder with lows around 5 above to the 20s southeast. Highs Thursday 5 to 10 northwest to the 20s. Friday outlook shows partly cloudy and colder conditions.

Iowa Kansas

Bernau buys controlling stake in Crawfordsville bank

William R. Bernau of Cedar Rapids has purchased the controlling interest of Peoples Savings Bank Crawfordsville from Orrin Johnson and will assume bank management. Johnson will stay briefly to aid transition while retaining ties to Cedar Rapids. the Bernau family plans to move to Crawfordsville. Directors elected included Wm Bernau and Orrin Johnson. retiring directors were Sam Witring and Sam Turkington.

Crawfordsville William R. Bernau Cedar Rapids Peoples Savings Bank Orrin Johnson Bernau Mr. Johnson Mr. Bernau Wm. Bernau N. S. Kracaw Alfred Davis Sam Wiitring Sam Turkington Johnson Ames Johnsons Crawfordsville Telephone Co

Three story underground Viet Cong hideout uncovered near Saigon

UPI reported Australian and American forces captured a three story Viet Cong tunnel complex near Saigon. The site, about 25 miles northwest of the city, is described as the main political headquarters and a regimental command post. Allies included 8,000 U.S. troops in the operation with 84 Viet Cong killed, while the tunnel mapping continues.

Saigon UPI Guam Peiku Province Quang Nam Province da Nang U.S South Vietnamese Ecommunique Phu Yen Hau Nghia Bac Lieu Ho Bo

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United Press International General Lakes Upper Midwest Rockies Pacific Northwest Florida New England Pellston Mich Atlantic Coast Southwest California Syracuse N.Y North Dakota State Legion Head Oren J. W. Fields Eion Christner William P. Dusenbery Cong North
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