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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1966

Page

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Massacre of Eight Student Nurses Stuns Chicago

A tall white gunman killed eight student nurses and slashed one, tied a survivor beneath a bed, then fled as police and FBI hunted for the suspect. Names and origins of victims include Corazon Amoro and Corazon Amoro, with two Filipino victims noted, amid a chaotic wake of fear and a major city investigation.

Chicago UPI FBI New Orleans Indiana Illinois Ather Philippines Delta Airlines Delta Kathleen McGrogan Clark Street South Side Daniel Kelly South Chicago Community Hospital Corazon Amoro Miss Amoro St. Valentine's Day Andrew J. Toman Marlita Gargullo The Valicenta Passon Pamela Wilkening Commercial Lansing Mich Gloria Davy Randolph Dyer Ind Susan Farris Avenue East Patricia Matuseke Michigan Marian Jordan Hall Thomas Bingham

Seven inch rain floods Iowa city and prompts evacuations

Torrential rains across northern Iowa trigger floods from Fort Atkinson to Dubuque, with Fort Atkinson evacuating about 60 residents as creeks and rivers overflow. Heaviest rainfall locally exceeds seven inches, while cities report river rises and power outages. The storm fills out of a stationary front, easing heat but sustaining humidity and continuing showers through Friday.

Iowa Fort Atkinson Fort Dodge Dubuque Waterloo Parkersburg Shell Rock Mason City Iowa Fal Weather Bureau Winneshiek County Rogers Fort Madison

Washington County to break ground on new hospital Sunday

Groundbreaking for a $1,564,045 modern hospital facility will be held Sunday afternoon July 17 at 2 p.m. on the site east of the current hospital. Norman Jenison hospital administrator arranged the program. Gilbert Buildings Inc. of Iowa Falls is general contractor and Dane D. Morgan Inc. of Burlington is the architect. Public invited to attend and hear remarks from several interested persons.

Washington County Haseen Norman Jen!en Gilbert Buildings Inc Iowa Falls Dane D. Morgan Inc Burlington

Republicans contest postal franking of political book

Des Moines IDPA Chairman Robert Ray questions Congressman John R. Hansen for mailing copies of Toward An Age of Greatness to high school seniors under postal franking. Ray asks how public funds cover political advertising sold for 15000 per page benefiting Democrats, citing inquiries from 7th district seniors.

DES Moines IDPA Robert Ray John R. Hansen Ray Iowa Hansen

Chicago Faces Fierce Riots as Police Battle Mob Violence

Riot police battled crowds in Chicago as flames and bricks flew from tenement windows. Dozens arrested across three neighborhoods amid looting and injuries to 6 officers and multiple civilians, with further protests and meetings planned with community leaders.

Chicago UPI Seria

Iowa high court bans metal studded snow tires

The Iowa Supreme Court on a unanimous ruling reversed a Polk County decision and held that metal studded tires are illegal on Iowa highways. The decision upholds a 1937 statute banning protrusions beyond tread, citing wear on roads and longer stopping distances. Chief Justice Ames wrote the opinion, with support from state and out of state reports and noting Franklin Manufacturing Co. in Jefferson is a key local producer.

Des Moines UPI Towa Supreme Court Polk County District Court Iowa Gibson C. Holliday General Assembly Supreme Court High Court Theodore Garfield Ames State Research Bureau of Maryland Illinois Warren Kruck Dboone Lawrence Scalise Kruck Franklin Manufacturing Co Jefferson Kruck’s

Planes clash as US jets down two MIG21 fighters near Hanoi

In a noontime air battle 22 miles northwest of Hanoi US Air Force jets shot down two Communist MIG21s in a dogfight. First kills credited to Lt. Duane A. Buttell and Capt. William J. Snender, others to Lt. Ronald G. Martin and Lt. Richard N. Krieps. No American losses reported.

Saigon UPS Hanoi North Navy Red Capital USS Duane A. Buttell Chillicothe William J. Snender Alamogordo N.M Ronald G. Martin Lake Villa Richard N. Krieps Chesterton Buttell Saigon Sai

No progress in seven day airlines strike talks

Washington UPI reports negotiators from five air carriers and the machinists union resumed discussions with no signs of progress toward ending the nation’s worst airline strike. Assistant Labor Secretary James J. Reynolds attended but offered no update.

Washington UPI James J. Reynolds

Costs Rise In Proposed Washington Community Budget

Washington Community School District adopts a budget reflecting higher instruction and supply costs for the coming year. A public hearing is set for 8 30 p m August 10 at the administration building. The board also considers adding Oskaloosa to the Southeast Six Conference pending other members approval.

Washington Community Stan Kiesey Oskaloosa Glen Williams Rita Roddecker Brighton Center Horace Mann Insurance Iowa High School Athletic Association Richard Textor Prairie Flower School ESEA Case Field Tom English Roger Harrington Paul Gebhardt Kelly Schlapkohl Supt

Washington Centennial Fountain Lights Shine Over Central Park

In July the Washington centennial fountain in Central Park lights up at night with cascading water and a colorful display. The fountain continues to delight residents and visitors as it glows against a quiet evening sky.

Washington Central Park Journal Tom Kuncl

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