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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1967

Page

1

Hughes warns reapportionment may go to courts

DES MOINES UPI Gov Harold E Hughes warned that after the 1965 reapportionment plan was set aside the Iowa legislature may wind up in the courts. He said a temporary statutory plan might satisfy the Iowa Supreme Court but federal courts may reject it. The House defeated the 1965 plan in a 37 to 83 vote and the GOP proposal moves to the Senate. Democrats fear delay benefits rural interests and that rejection could push reapportionment into court action. The dispute centers on single member districts and the timing of reapportionment under the Stanley Rigler plan versus the 1965 plan.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Harold E. Hughes Iowa Supreme Court Hughes House Senate GOP Harold Fischer Wellsburg Floyd Edgington Sheffield Conrad Ossian Red Oak

Snowbound Southeast Iowa Faces School Closures

Heavy snow blankets southeastern Iowa with up to a foot in places and winds up to 30 mph. Eight to sixteen inches fall in counties like Burlington and Keokuk, halting buses and many banks while mail and service are limited. Forecasters warn of continued snow and plunging temperatures with frigid northwest highs and subzero wind chills by Friday.

Burlington Max Jerrell Jerrell Burlington Hawkeye Continental Bus Line Fort Madison Schaeffer Pen Co Keokuk

Homemaker of Tomorrow Jami Bump wins school honor

Jami Bump daughter of Carlton and Mrs Bump of 452 W Tyler was named 1967 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow at Washington High School She ranked first on a December 6 homemaking exam and becomes eligible for state and national awards Contest prizes include a $1500 college scholarship for the state winner and a $500 grant for the runner up All American Homemaker of Tomorrow receives a $5000 scholarship and trip to Williamsburg Virginia Bump is a senior and a wrestling cheerleader with interests in art and sewing This marks the contest’s thirteenth year and a record 581334 seniors enrolled in 1967.

Jami Bump Washington High School Carlton Bump Journal Helen Gilbert W. Tyler Betty Crocker Jami Iowa General Mills

Charles Herdlicka Killed In Iowa Crash

UPI report from Tiffin Iowa says 18 year old Charles Herdlicka of Iowa City died in a two car head on collision two miles southwest of Tiffin on a Johnson County road. Larry Downs of Oxford 18 was driver of the other car. Downs and two passengers survived.

Charles Herdlicka Iowa City UPI Dale Herdlicka Washington LaVern Herdlicka Tiffin Iowa Here Johnson County Larry Downs Oxford Downs Herdlicka Mercy Hospital

Joliet Teachers Strike Clamps Down on Schools

Joliet Illinois 7000 plus high school and junior college students faced another holiday as Local 604 of the American Federation of Teachers walked out demanding higher pay. Judge Michael A. Orenic ordered the strike halted and held that it unduly hampered plaintiffs and public interest and barred interference with school services.

Special election on phone franchise at Crawfords

Public notices announce a special election on the Crawfords phone franchise and provide the quarterly statement for Washington County Hospital. The notices appear on pages 6 and 7.

Crawfords Washington County Hospital

American casualties in Vietnam top five figures in war report

UPI reports total U S casualties in Vietnam at 49 024 with 8 542 killed 39 997 wounded and 485 captured or missing. Over the past week 844 casualties occurred including 123 killed around the Iron Triangle near Saigon as Navy ships Air Force bombers and South Korean units strike coastal Communist targets.

Saigon UPI United States Iron Triangle U.S. Navy North South Vietnam South U.S

Parsons College gift for new hospital drive to raise funds

Fairfield Iowa trustees of Jefferson County Hospital announce a drive to raise 300000 by February 10 to qualify for federal aid on a 12 million dollar addition and renovations. Fairfield voters approved a 625000 bond issue last November and Parsons College President Millard Roberts pledged 100000.

Fairfield Iowa UPI Jefferson County Hospital Parsons College Millard Roberts

Tragic Audubon family perishes from gas fumes

Five members of the Sorensen family were found dead in their rural Audubon County home four miles west of Audubon Iowa. Officials say accidental asphyxiation caused by propane heater fumes entered the house through a blocked chimney. Harold 25 Karen 23 and children Lori 5 Debra 4 Kelvin 3 died overnight. a dog also died. The phone was off the hook when a repairman found them.

Audubon, Iowa UPI Here The Audubon County Sheriff's Office Harold Sorensen Karen Lori Debra Kelvin Milo Clemmenson Sorensen

Struggle spreads as Mao supporters seize provinces in China

UPI reports from Hong Kong say Mao Tse-tung allies seized control in Kiangsi and Heilungkiang with army help, suspending provincial governments and declaring crisis. Radio Peking claimed 3 million troops backing Mao as opposition within the army and among peasants surfaces.

Hong Kong UPI Red China Today Mao Tse-tung Manchuria Communist Party Radio Peking Mao Kiangsi China Hupei Wuhan Heilungkiang Central Broadcast Anti Mao Dragon Army Radio Peking Harbin

YMCA Awards Night Includes Building Tours

The Washington YMCA celebrates National YMCA Week with an Awards Night on Saturday January 28 and two tours of the YMCA building Friday at 2 30 and 7 p m. Community churches will recognize YMCA as a partner on Youth Sunday with events linked to the nationwide observance. Frank Robinson will be named YMCA Athlete of the Year on CBS Art Linkletter House Party on January 23, illustrating YMCA ties.

Washington Ymca YMCA National Council of the Young Men's Christian Association Frank Robinson Baltimore Orioles Cbs-Tv Art Linkletter Robinson Oakland California National Ymca Art

Auto giants trim Feb output as 17000 workers face layoffs

DETROIT UP I reports nearly 17000 auto workers will be laid off next month as General Motors Chrysler cut February production. Chrysler will make 94800 cars vs 111000 last year, closing three plants for a week and another for two weeks, affecting 14900 workers. GM trims three plants and sheds 1900 jobs while Ford cuts about 18 percent from February plans.

Detroit UPI General Motors Chrysler Chrysler Corp Chevrolet Ford Motor Co American Motors Corp Wisconsin

Housewives defend U.S. food prices amid grocery boycotts

Milan D. Smith of the National Canners Association argued that food prices are a broad bargain and not overly high. He said housewives' economic pinch stems from government fiscal policy, not farmers or retailers, and noted after tax spending on food has remained about 18 percent of income. He urged wider public access to cost of living data to show the savings from middlemen.

Chicago UPI National Canners Association Milan D. Smith Smith United States

President Johnson warns of inflation and urges restraint

President Johnson used his economic report to Congress to press business and labor to restrain wages and prices in 1967, warning that loose wage and price gains could spark a broad inflationary spiral. He cited GDP growth, prices, personal income, corporate profits, and job totals as the year's targets, with unemployment steady at 3.9 percent.

Washington UPI Johnson Congress Council of Economic Advisers U.S

Weather alert for Iowa Southeast today and Friday

United Press International reports hazardous driving in southeast Iowa this afternoon and tonight with extreme cold. Friday brings partly cloudy skies, very cold conditions, lows from zero to 10 below and highs mostly 10 to 25 above. Saturday looks partly cloudy with moderating temperatures.

United Press International Iowa

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