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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1969

Page

1

Local TV reception blamed on atmospheric conditions

Across Washington area many viewers report poor TV reception due to atmospheric conditions and interference from other stations. Technicians expect the issue to clear in a few days as stations adjust signals. Rainfall of .96 inch drenched the region, with heavier totals elsewhere. Farmers await dry weather for field work. the shower improved the morning climate.

Washington Pella Ken Cuddeback Journal

Apollo 11 astronauts near moon on high speed orbital trek

Space Center Houston reports Apollo 11 crew Armstrong Aldrin and Collins at 88,000 miles from Earth en route to the Sea of Tranquillity. The trio prepares for lunar landing at 2:21 a.m. EDT Monday with a planned two hour and 41 minute TV broadcast from the moon. President Nixon declares a national day of participation as Cap Kennedy and Houston communities rally.

Space Center Houston UPS Neil A. Armstrong Edwin E Buzz” Aldrin Jr Michael Collins Moon Earth Cape Kennedy Collins Armstrong Aldrin Sea of Tranquillity North America United States Mexico South America Nixon Houston Space Center Jan Banana River Joan Aldrin Pat Collins Carl J. Seiberlich Pacific Rocco Petrone Seiberlich Donald E. Stullken Space Agency

Washington High to Add 40 by 60 Library Building

Charlton Associates of Des Moines will build a 40 by 60 foot library annex beside Washington High School with a bid of 29 785 accepted by the Washington Community School Board. Remodeling bids were not accepted and will be studied further to meet fire regulations.

Charlton Associates of Des Moines Washington High School Washington Community School Board Brighton

Intercepted Memo Apollo 11 In Space Continued

A brief intercepted memo notes continued success on space flight, the moon landing, and the moon walk. The message is attributed to WEJ with a formal closing.

Des Moines Governor Considers Welfare Starve-In

Gov. Robert D. Ray said he would entertain a request to join a starve-in planned by Mothers for Dignity and Justice of Des Moines to live on a welfare budget for a week. He noted welfare recipients face hardships and that the move would highlight that issue.

Des Moines UPI Robert D. Ray Mothers For Dignity and Justice of Katherine Bryson Des Moine National Welfare Rights Organization

Iowa Social Service panel may be reorganized again

Rep James Klein YR Lake Mills criticizes the 1967 created department for being too large and friction ridden between divisions under Maurice Harmon who plans to resign in August. Klein calls for a businesslike approach, rehabilitation focus, and possible removal of welfare divisions if reform stalls, while cautioning against immediate reorganization. Russia Luna 15 orbits moon to scoop soil. scientists expect a 24 hour circle before a soft landing.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Board of Control Department of Social Welfare James Klein R - Lake Mills Kline Klein Social Services Maurice Harmon Baltimore Harmon Social Services Commission Social Service Moscow UPS Russia Bernard Lovell Britain Jodrell Bank Observatory Moon Earth

Saigon proposal rejected at Paris peace talks

Viet Cong foreign minister Mme Nguyen Thi Binh rejected South Vietnam's offer for elections under international supervision as a treachery by the U.S. and Saigon. North Vietnamese and U.S. negotiators urged acceptance while emphasizing readiness for negotiated peace. Lodge urged careful consideration of Thieu's mixed commissions plan for elections under international supervision.

Paris UPI Saigon Mme Nguyen Thi Binh Viet Cong Provisional Revolutionary Government Republic of South Vietnam U.S Pham Dang Lam USS Henry Cabot Lodge Xuan Thuy Mme. Binh Lodge United States Republic of Vietnam Lam South Vietnam Nguyen van) Thieu Sions Hanoi Thieu

Iowa Governor Declares Half Day Moon Landing Holiday

Governor Robert D. Ray proclaimed a state holiday to honor the Apollo 11 moon landing but state offices will close only until 12:30 pm. He praised the mission as historic and urged flags to fly while noting the observance would influence local government and business decisions.

Des Moines UPI Robert D. Ray Ray Cape Kennedy Iowa Nixon

Heirs of Buchanan May Share in $8 Billion

Two Washington County women Mrs. Eugene Wilson and Mrs. Carrie Kron may receive a share of the 8 billion dollar estate of William Henry Harrison Buchanan. Heirs must be born before May 10, 1930 to claim. Distribution could begin in August after decades of legal delay.

Washington County William Henry Harrison Buchanan Eugene Wilson Washington Carrie Kron Riverside James Buchanan New York City Long Island Youngstown Ohio W. H. H. Buchanan Buchanan Wilson Kron President Buchanan Mercer County Iowa

Probate Notice and Executor Appointment in Duwa Estate

Public notice announces probate of the estate of Zitta A. Duwa and the appointment of an executor. It specifies the court handling the matter and invites any interested parties to appear or file objections by the designated deadline. Further details include case numbers and contact information for the probate clerk.

Zitta A. Duwa

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