Des Moines area seeks $20 million liberal arts college
Sen. Joseph Flatt proposes a Senate Joint Resolution to allocate 20 million over six years to create a southwest Iowa liberal arts college. The plan envisions a progressive four year program starting with two years, then three, then four, under the Regents.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
Senate
Joseph Flatt
Winterset
Board of Regents
Flatt
Southwest Town
State University of Iowa
Iowa City
Iowa State University
Ames
State College of Towa
Cedar Falls
Art
Towa
Two U S jets shot down over Laos during mission
UPI reports two U S Air Force fighters an F100 and an F105 were shot down in central Laos on a combat mission linked to Communist supply routes into South Vietnam. One pilot was rescued and rescue efforts continue for the other.
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Washington
UPI
U. S. Air Force
Laos
Viet Nam
Defense Department
Defense
Arthur Sylvester
Pentagon
Sylvester
South Viet Nam
Plaine Des Jarres
Tey
National Bank of Washington Holds Annual Stockholders Meeting
The National Bank of Washington held its regular annual meeting at 10 oclock Tuesday in the bank’s rooms. Frank C. Crone presided, with Richard L. Weeks as secretary, 1128 shares represented, and several directors re elected. C P Weldin reported 1964 surplus growth, common stock dividend, and strong bond sales. deposits 5161578.05, loans 2075630.04, total resources 5738669.29. Officers and staff were elected for the year at a Tuesday evening directors meeting.
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National Bank of Washington
Frank C. Crone
Richard L. Weeks
Geo. J. Breitenbach
Frank Crone
P. L. Etter
C. P. Weldin
Richard A. Stewart
Robert Wiley
Carlton Wilson
Ricard L. Weeks
Catherine C. Smith
Heard L. Timmins
Cai
County teachers to attend half day in-service training
All Washington County public schools close for the afternoon of January 28 as teachers gather at Washington Junior High for an in service audio visual training session. Dwight Bode notes local districts’ investment in equipment and the 600 film tri county library supports the program with speakers including Bob Brown from Encyclopedia Britannica and Clifton Kessler and John T Haack.
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Washington County
Waington
Washington Junior High
Dwight Bode
County Board of Education
Tri - County
Bob Brown
Encyclopedia Brittanica_ sound film department
Clifton Kessler
State Department of Public Instruction
John T. Haack
Davenport
Malaysia Starts Military Training Centers Expansion
Deputy Prime Minister Razak announced two new military training centers in Perak and Trengganu with 40 000 volunteers to form a land defense corps for coastal and island protection. Port Dickson center will be expanded as Indonesia threats prompt steps toward broader defense.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
UPI
Tun Abdul Razak
Indonesia
Razak
Perak
Trengganu
Port Dickson
Tengku Abdul Rahman
Southeast Asia
Mrs. DeLaney Dies in California Former Crawfordsville Resident
Mrs. Charles DeLaney of Hollywood California died January 11 after a several months illness. Born Louise Cochran she was the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Charles Cochran former Crawfordsville Methodist pastor from 1935 to 1937. She leaves her husband and a sister Mrs. Elizabeth Rhea of Crawfordsville.
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Crawfordsville
Charles DeLaney
Hollywood
Calif
Los Angeles
DeLaney
Louise Cochran
Charles Cochran
Cochran
Crawfordsville Methodist Church
Cochrans
Wayland
Elizabeth Rhea
Johnson Seeks Major Overhaul of U S Immigration Law
President Johnson asked Congress to abolish the 1924 country quotas and replace them with a skills based system prioritizing relatives and labor needs. Legislation would phase out quotas over five years, raise annual admissions to about 350 000, and create a central pool for applicants led by preferential categories.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Congress
State of the Union
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
House
Senate Judiciary Committee
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
United States
America
U.S
Britain
Germany
Ireland
Italy
Hughes seeks change in Iowa liquor law over key clubs
Gov. Hughes said he will urge the Iowa Legislature to redefine private places to curb liquor by the drink loophole following Iowa Supreme Court rulings that halls rented to private clubs may operate without licenses. He coordinated with Atty. Gen. Scalise and anticipated Democrat leaders drafting legislation, aiming to restrict commercial venues while allowing private home use.
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Des Moines
UPI
Harold E. Hughes
Iowa
Hughes
Iowa Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Lawrence Scalise
Scalise
Hindahl funeral set for Thursday in West Chester
Funeral services for Mrs. John W. Hindahl 75 will be at 2 p m Thursday at Jones Funeral Home with Rev. Lloyd Bauer officiating Burial is in Elm Grove Cemetery Memorials may go to West Chester Methodist Church She died Tuesday January 12 1965 at Washington County Hospital after a sudden stroke Survivors include her husband four daughters Agnes Beliel Florence Rounds Frances Bales and Wilma Sharp fourteen grandchildren twelve great grandchildren and numerous siblings including Albert Miller Kate Sanchez Henry Nettie Leslie Angie Beggs Minnie Barrow Ted Miller Walter Miller and others
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John W. Hindahl
Jones Funeral
Lloyd Bauer
Elm Grove Cemetery
West Chester Methodist Church
Hindahl
Antioch Club
WSCS
WCTU
Agnes Beliel
Keota
Clarence
Florence) Rounds
Frances Bales
Des Moines
Leo
Wilma) Sharp
Marion
Albert Miller
Milton
Kate) Sanchez
Milan
Ill
Henry
Nettie
Leslie Miller
Washington
Stanley
Angie) Beggs
Ottumwa
Clarence Minnie Barrow
Ted Miller
Waukeesha
Wisc
Walter Miller
Greenfield
Ind
Whittaker and Casey Lead KC Pinochle Marathon
Martha Whittaker and Pearl Casey top the Knights of Columbus pinochle marathon with 7320 points at the end of round seven in Kansas City. Close runners include Jim Redlinger and Kenneth Pottbaum on 6470 and 5740 points respectively.
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Martha Whittaker
Pearl Casey
Knights of Columbus
Jim Redlinger
Kenneth Pottebaum
Marvin McClure
Bob Redlinger
Harold Ossman
Josephine Pacha
Bill Fritz
Max Embree
Tom Fritz
Franklin Sojka
Daniel L Rohrer dies at 67 in Washington County
Daniel L Rohrer age 67 of 1302 Fast Second Street died at 9 a m today January 13 1965 in Washington County Hospital after seven years of ill health and a two day ill ness He was born April 2 1897 in Washington son of Dan and Violette Hunter Rohrer He married Thelma Page December 22 1920 served in WWI and WWII and was a member of the Methodist Church and VFW Surviving are his wife a daughter Virginia Ramsey two sons Daniel Russell and Robert J Rohrer seven grandchildren one great grandchild and a sister Mrs Sadie Pearson of West Chester Funeral arrangements are to be announced by Jones Funeral Home with burial in Elm Grove Cemetery
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Daniel L. Rohrer
Fast Second Street
Washington County Hospital
Jones Funeral Home
Theodore Schwartz
Elm Grove Cemetery
Mr. Rohrer
Washington
Dan
Violette Hunter Rohrer
Thelma Page
Methodist Church
VFW
Cargill Co
Wes
Virginia) Ramsey
Daniel Russell
Robert J. Rohrer
Burington
Farmman Noah Wyse Loses Hand In Pump Jack Accident
Wayland farmer Noah Wyse, 70, about five miles northeast of Wayland, crushed his right hand on a pump jack Monday afternoon. He was taken to Mercy Hospital in Burlington where surgeons amputated the hand. He is reported to be getting along well.
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Wayland
Noah Wyse
Mercy Hospital
Burlington
Weather Outlook From United Press TOWA
Partly cloudy tonight with colder air in the extreme southeast. Thursday brings further clouds and a chance of light snow in the extreme north. Lows from 10 to 15 below in the extreme northeast to 0 to 5 below elsewhere. Highs near 15 in the extreme northeast to the 20s in the southwest. Friday outlook calls for partly cloudy skies and warmer temperatures.
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United Press
TOWA
Local Girl Named Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow
Mary Lou Romine of Washington High School is top in the 1965 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow program after scoring highest on a December homemaking exam. She advances to state and national judging with potential $5,000 top scholarship and a tour with state winners to Williamsburg Washington and New York City.
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Mary Lou Romine
Washington High School
Betty Crocker
General Mills, Inc
State Homemaker of Tomorrow
Washington, D. C
New York City
General Mills
Hupert S. Romine
Brighton
Miss Romine
Journal
Dallas Kinney
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