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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1964

Page

1

Protest Over Soviet Fire On U S Grain Ship In Black Sea

The United States protested three shots fired across the bow of the S S Sister Katingo and a Soviet search in the Black Sea after the ship unloaded wheat in Novorossiysk. Captain Artur Fertig said a patrol vessel ordered return to harbor and a naval craft fired three rounds. He was fined, signed documents, and the ship proceeded to Istanbul.

Washington UPI United States Black Sea State Department S.S Russia Novorossiysk Katingo U.S Artur H. Fertig Fertig Wading N.Y Ministry of Merchant Marine Moscow Istanbul Turkey

Barn and shed burn on Greiner farm north of Richland

Fire destroyed a large three story barn and a 60 by 120 shed on Raymond Greiner farm four miles north of Richland. Fire crews from Richland Ollie Keota and Packwood fought the blaze to 1 a.m. All hay was lost but no machinery or livestock. Greiner family has endured two prior fires. Also reported is the death of Mrs Edna Caldwell Allaman 69 in Roseville Illinois from a stroke.

Richland Raymond Greiner Ollie Keota Packwood Greiner Batavia Robert Greiners Ottumwa Edna Caldwell Allaman George Ault Roseville Allaman Washington County Silas Maria Easton Caldwell Harrison B. Ahiam Henderson County Corman Memorial Home Ed Chalupa Washington Howard Benn Mason City Howard Caldwell Kenneth Watt George Alt and Blaine Deane Ross Lawrence Sciota,ll Bruce Blandensville Ill

Iowa Democrats Convene in Hot Des Moines Auditorium

At the Iowa Democratic Convention in Des Moines the air conditioning failed Friday causing heat inside the Veterans Memorial Auditorium. Delegates moved to air conditioned spots outside or in downtown hotels. Governor Harold Hughes opened keynote remarks as 2,970 delegates prepared to elect party offices and adopt a platform for the 1964 campaign. Delegates criticized the Republicans for nominating Barry Goldwater, signaling a tense start amid grass roots hearings shaping the party platform.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Veterans Memorial State Central Committee Democrats Atlantic City N.J Harold E. Hughes Congress Robert Fulton D-Waterloo San Francisco Arizona Barry Goldwater John Schmidhauser Goldwater

GOP unity strained by Goldwater extremism clash

New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller and other Republican leaders attacked Barry Goldwater’s acceptance speech calling extremism dangerous and irresponsible. The convention rejected stronger anti extremist planks while Goldwater, resting in Phoenix, challenged Rockefeller to define extremism.

San Francisco UPI Barry Goldwater New York Nelson A. Rockefeller Goldwater Rockefeller Arizona Nist Ku Klux Klan Bircher Wyoming

Greek Cypriots Move Troops Back Toward Temblos

Greek Cypriots ordered a partial withdrawal from Temblos after promising Lt. Col. Andrew J O Woodcock to pull back forces. later reports said troops again moved toward the stronghold as U N officials warned of possible conflict and wider war in Cyprus.

Nicosia Cyprus UPI Kyrenia U.N Andrew J.O. Woodcock Tet Blos Polycarpis Georghad Jis Woodcock Temblos Turkey Greece Denmark Sweden Canada Andrew J. O. Woodcock

Iowa Weather: Clear to Partly Cloudy and Warm Humidity

United Press International reports Iowa will see clear to partly cloudy skies through Sunday with a chance of scattered thundershowers in the northwest. Warm and humid conditions persist with highs around the mid 90s and overnight lows near 70s. Outlook for Monday remains warm and mostly fair.

Iowa

4-H Club girls showcase frames at Washington fair

Mrs Bates observes as Kathy Hora and fellow Iowa Maidens display a painted picture frame chosen for the Washington County Fair. The frame, from rural Washington entries, will be part of a county fair display. Every girl in the 4-H club will have an article shown at the fair.

Robert Bates North Third Washington Washington Fairgrounds Kathy Hora George Hora T. J Berdo Washington County Journal Dallas Kinney

Washington Schools Announce 1964 Start Date and Fees

Superintendent John Phleger announced the first official day of classes for the Washington school system will be Tuesday September 1 with August 31 designated as registration day. Students will meet teachers, tour rooms, and pay hot lunch tickets and book rent set at 7 dollars for the year in a single payment. A workshop for new teachers is planned August 26 and returning teachers meeting August 27. Further term details will follow.

John Phleger Washington Phleger

Washington County ASCS to elect community committeemen

Washington County ASCS announces a community committeeman election to be held Wednesday August 19 at 8 p.m. Each township forms a community for the vote while incumbent committeemen oversee. Public notices of meeting places will publish August 10. Further election procedures are at the county ASC office.

ASCS Washington County USDA ASC

Dr Sam Sheppard to wed again in Chicago secret plans

Dr Sam Sheppard arrived in Chicago from Columbus with his German fiancée Ariane Tebbenjohanns and planned to marry today in secret. Attorney F Lee Bailey and reporter Paul Holmes accompanied the group as they visited a Tribune office before retreating to separate hideaways. The Tribune notes bond issues loom as three Sixth Circuit judges review revocation questions.

Chicago UPI Sam Sheppard Columbus Ohio The Chicago Tribune Paul Holmes Sheppard Ariane Tebbenjohanns Germany Sam United Press International Holmes Bune F. Lee Bailey Ohio Penitentiary Bailey U.S. Sixth District Court of Appeals Tribune

Union Service Sunday in Central Park

The Rev. Dennis Stutrud of Immanuel Lutheran Church will deliver the sermon The Grace of Forgetting at the Union Service in Central Park. Dr. George Kerr will conduct the service on Sunday July 19 at 8 p.m.

Dennis Stutrud Immanuel Lutheran Church Central Park George Kerr

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NEW Methodist Stanley Woeste Kathy East Madison Woeste S. Lotfi Washington Methodist Church Mt. Pleasant Iowa Wesleyan College Reds Edna Allaman Illinois Schmidhauser Alberta Metcalf Kelly Nichols Senator Goldwater Republican Party America Phoenix Larry Warner Merle Warner Washington Community High School Jim Houstman South Ave Jim Rossen Fairgrounds
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