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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1966

Page

2

Marines Repulse Heavy Hanoi Assault In Hastings Fight

In a three hour jungle stand near the Laos border during Operation Hastings Marines from two platoons of 45 men each repelled a 1000 strong North Vietnamese assault. The battle, part of the air war against North Viet Nam, left heavy losses on both sides with estimates of Communist dead reaching 191 in the Marine sweep.

Saigon UPS North Viet Nam South Viet Nam Laos Dong Ha Dong Hoi Viet Nam Air Force North Hanoi Thua Thien Hasting Hastings Paul Geis Glenolden 4Th Maine Regiment Fellows Marines U.S Navy Haiphong

Laws Family Sues for 84000 Auto Collision Damages

Laws family files in Johnson County district court seeking 84000 in damages from Ronald Stutzman and father Gerald for a Nov 26 1964 collision at the Highway 1 22 intersection in Kalona. Plaintiffs claim negligence for failing to yield right of way and a stop sign placement, detailing specific damages per claimant including Chester L Laws, Yolanda Laws, Susan Laws, and Larry Laws.

Kalona Chester L, Yolanda Susan Larry Laws Chester L Yolanda Laws Johnson County Ronald Lee Stutzman Gerald Stutzman Mr. Laws Ronald Stutzman Stutzman

On the Record Hospital Admissions and Discharges

Hospital notices list admissions and dismissals including Kathryn Egli Wellman admitted yesterday with a medical case and Mrs Joe West Washington. discharges today include Mrs Taylor Stout Washington Mrs Frances Moore Columbus Junction Karen Kay Kinzler West Chef Paul Buffington and son Columbus Junction and Mrs Sadie Nicola Washington.

Kathryn Egli Wellman, Medical Joe’ West Washington Taylor Stout Frances Moore Columbus Junction Karen Kay Kinzler Paul Buffington

Schwengel to Visit Washington County Fair

Schwengel for Congress announces that Fred Schwengel will spend Wednesday July 27 at the Washington County Fair in Washington. The former ten year U S representative from 1955 to 1965 will operate from the Republican booth at the fairgrounds and meet attendees during the fair running July 25 to 28.

Davenport Congress Committee Fred Shwengel Washington County Washington Schwengel Congress U. S House of Representatives Schwengel For Congress Washington County Fair

Marriage License Issued to Klaus and Kerker

A marriage license was issued to David Everett Klaus of Burlington and Barbara Ann Kerker of West Burlington. Funeral services for Mrs Della Christner were held Monday at 2 pm at Jones Funeral Home with Rev W J Stevens presiding. Mr and Mrs William Arnold sang a duet. Pallbearers were Jerry Johnson Joe West Logan Heilman William Boshart Hubert Evans Stanley Gardner. Burial followed at Green Mound Cemetery.

David Everett Klaus Burlington Barbara Ann Kerker West Burlington

Local families visit and travel notes in Ames area

Local residents report weekend visits and travel. Mr and Mrs Joseph Melin return to 733 East Jefferson Street with daughter and son from South Bend Indiana. Cloyce Tinnes family spend Sunday in Mt Pleasant visiting Claudia who is organist at First Presbyterian. Five year old Michael O Loughlin visits grandparents Harlan and Mrs O Laughlin in Cedar Falls before returning home. Richard Bordwell reports son John sailed from Rotterdam on The Seven Seas and will arrive in New York July 25 and return by plane to Washington. Glenn Dunbar and Charles Fuhr visit Geneseo relatives at Kearney Nebraska. Frank Patterson and Allen Stransky attend Ames field day at Iowa State University with Patterson Seed and Supply Company.

Joseph Melinski East Jefferson Street Daniel Pedtke Danny South Bend Ind Cloyce Tinnes Mt. Pleasant Claudia First Presbyterian Church Michael O'Loughlin Dion O'Loughling Cedar Falls Harlan O'Laughlin Richard Bordwells Rotterdam John Switzerland New York Washington Frank Patterson Allen Stransky The Patterson Seed and Supply Company Ames Iowa State University Town Seed Dealers Association

Chevrolet names in Mercury dealership sold to Brown family

Fragmentary OCR lists CNaries J Wnetstine Chevrolet Thomas or Patricia Brown Mercury Donald D Yoder Chevrolet. No clear event or date. The readable items suggest names and dealership links but lack a coherent action or outcome to confirm.

Cnaries J Wnetstine Chevrolet Thomas Or Patricia Brown Mercury Donald D. Yoder

QEO Sponsored Work Program Across Four Counties

A Work Experience and Training Program for Johnson Cedar Washington and Muscatine counties is underway under Title V of the Economic Opportunity Act. The $190,552 grant funds 60 trainees at a time, with about 120 benefiting total, focusing on improving employability and self-support. Trainees include 45 from public assistance and 15 unemployed needy fathers, with restrictions by age and family status. Community sites include hospitals schools and the Area XV Vocational School in Cedar Rapids. Johnson County hosts headquarters. project director is Mrs Cleo A Marsolais and supervisor is Mrs Doreen P'Slyde, plus county caseworkers and advisory committees.

Johnson, Cedar Washington Muscatine Economic Opportunity Act State Department of Social Wel AFDC University of Town Area X Vocational School Cedar Rapids Johnson County Cleo A. Marsolais Doreen P'Slyde

Varied program by Municipal Band

Washington's Municipal Band will present a varied program Wednesday at 8 p m in Central Park. Directed by Dick Ballard, the concert features marches, popular tunes, and a Dixieland number. Selections include God Bless America Berlin The Iowa Band Law King Aurora Overture Yoder Oregon Trail Mesang Theme from Exodus Gold Little Giant March Moon In the Mood Hill Invictus March King The Teddy Bears Picnic Bratton King Cotton March Sousa Home on the Range arr Briegel Trombones on Parade High Society Dixieland Edstrom Hail to America Jonal Anthem.

Washington Central Park Dick Ballard God Bless King Teddy Bears Bratton Cotton Sousa Briegel Taylor Edstrom America Huffer

Legion Dinner Set at Captain's Table for Wednesday

Members of Leon Beatty American Legion post will meet Wednesday at 6 30 p m at the Captain's Table for a chicken dinner and program Installation of new officers will be a highlight of the program Final rites for Miss Helen Stewart were held Monday at 10 30 a m in the Jones Funeral Home with Rev Warren McFate in charge Pallbearers were Robert Lytle Ira Morrison John Winga Jr Triv Jones Charles Berdo T J erdo Burial was in Elm Grove Cemetery.

McCall rites set for Wednesday here

Funeral services for Guy Mc Call of Crawfordsville will be held at 2 30 p m Wednesday in the Jones Funeral Home in Washington. Burial will be in Elm Grove cemetery here.

Guy McCall Crawfordsville Jones Funeral Home Washington Elm Grove Cemetery

Who's Who prize grows to 125 dollars in contest

Mrs. M L Brown of 742 E Main named Ward Heaton as the mystery person but did not supply all 19 clues. She earns 5 dollars for naming correctly and misses the full 125 dollar total. Next week’s prize rises to 125 dollars, the largest amount in the history of the Who's Who contest.

M.L. Brown E. Main Ward Heaton Brown WHS Sigourney Rember

City council approves employee vacation changes and traffic signs

Washington city council met at City Hall with full attendance. A motion to grant three weeks of vacation after fifteen years of service was withdrawn after discussion. Current policy provides two weeks after one year, plus one week per year thereafter. The council approved a stop sign at Polk and South Iowa and a yield sign at Harrison and South Fourth.

Washington City City Hall Polk South Iowa Harrison South Fourth

Heat wave returns as Washington hits 100 degrees

The official weather observer reports a heat wave in Washington Monday with the temperature climbing back to the 100 degree mark. It was somewhat cooler on the following day, offering only partial relief from the high heat.

Washington Official

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