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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1969

Page

1

Community School Board schedules special session

The Washington Community School Board will meet in a special session on Monday July 21 at 8 p m at the School Administration offices 301 East Jefferson. A roundup of brief items from Des Moines San Francisco Pacific Grove Des Moines Iowa Des Moines Des Moines Des Moines Johnstown England and other locales follows with varied local notices and light human interest items.

Washington Community School Board East Jefferson

Traffic controllers head for showdown

Washington action by FAA chief John H. Shaffer to discipline controllers over a June slowdown threatens mass resignations from PATCO. Fearing loss of air commerce, PATCO director F. Lee Bailey warns punitive steps could push workers to resign. Controllers cite unsafe congestion and demand more staff and better equipment to ease pressure.

Washington UPI Federal Aviation Administration FAA Professional Air Traffic Controllers Organization PATCO Federal John H. Shaffer Shaffer F. Lee Bailey New York

Intercepted Memo Apollo 11 Space Message

An intercepted memo refers to Apollo 11 spaceflight with hopeful tone for a successful moon landing and moon walk, ending with a personal closing. The fragment implies a communication intent toward mission success and personal sentiment.

Six weeks summer school completes with 105 pupils enrolled

The six week summer school reading program under ESEA Title I ends Friday. Five grades from Lincoln Stewart Brighton and St James participate with 105 students in 9 to 11 am classes. Field trips included KCII Radio Hy-Vee National Bank jail Captain's Table and YMCA. Sixteen pupils keep perfect attendance.

ESEA Lincoln Stewart Brighton St. James Stewart Building KCII Hy - Vee National Bank Captain’s Table YMCA Area Ten Media Center Cedar Rapids

Apollo 11 heads for moon orbit amid lunar landing countdown

Apollo 11 crew, rested after sleep, push toward lunar orbit with Armstrong Aldrin and Collins aboard Columbia and Eagle. Ground controllers report a flawless engine check and outline the plan for a moon walk and potential Luna 15 interactions.

Michael Collins Collins Tycho Earth Aldrin Armstrong Mission Control Charles A. Berry Berry Eagle Aldrin 39 Air Force Dr. Rendezvous Cape Kennedy Columbia Aldrein Apollo

Iowa lawmaker presses study on elderly care facilities

Rep Edgar Holden of Davenport criticized the State Board of Health for altering ownership rules at aging nursing homes and asked permission to study elder care facilities nationwide. The panel moved to end a grandfather clause allowing older homes to skip new safety standards after ownership changes.

Des Moines UPI Iowa State Board of Health Edgar Holden Davenport Board of Health Holden House Social Services Committee Legislative Social Services Legislative Council

Sharks force end to Heyerdahl reed-boat voyage

Norwegian explorer Thor Heyerdahl abandoned his voyage aboard an Egyptian papyrus reed boat from Africa to Central America after sharks damaged the craft and halted repairs. He said the expedition was scientific, not an attempt at heroism, and that they demonstrated their aim. He began the voyage from Safi, Morocco, on May 26.

Bridgetown Barbados UPI Thor Heyerdahl Africa Central America Heyerdahl New World

Iowa Senator Lodwick Named Conservation Chief

Seeley Lodwick of Wever Iowa Republican and 4 term Iowa senator is named director of conservation and land use for the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Services division of the U S Department of Agriculture. He will begin in two weeks and may resign his senate seat shortly Gov Robert Ray must set a special election date. Lodwick is a farm manager and holds leadership roles in several agricultural and conservation groups including the Upper Mississippi Flood Control Association and the American Soybean Association.

Washington UPI Iowa Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Services Division U.S. Department of Agriculture Seeley Lodwick Wever U. S Jack Miller Fred Schwengel Lodwick Iowa Senate Iowa General Assembly Lee County State Senate Legislative Council Ralph McCartney Charles Robert Ray Upper Mississippi Flood Control Association American Soybean Association American Society of

Shelling Surges as U.S. Casualties Rise in Vietnam

American casualties climbed with 2 killed and 21 wounded as Communist mortar and rocket salvos doubled overnight. Hue and Tay Ninh faced major strikes while U.S. bombers delivered hundreds of tons of bombs on Black Widow Mountain. Viet Cong warned of deadly blows as Gen Wheeler tours the war zone amid talks of scaling down U.S. commitment.

Saigon API USS. Headquarters Hue South Vietnam U.S Tay Ninh Black Widow Mountain Viet Cong U.S. 25Th Infantry Division Earle G. Wheeler Joint Chiefs United States Wheeler Nixon Liberation Radio Vietnam

El Salvador Rejects Ceasefire Until Guaranties In Place

President Fidel Sanchez said El Salvador would honor no cease fire in the Honduras border conflict until guarantees protect 300,000 Salvadorans in Honduras. The Foreign Office backed a third cease fire but would not pull troops until guarantees arrive. Army spokesmen claimed readiness to siege Tegucigalpa. An OAS official warned of possible branding as aggressor and potential aid shifts.

United Press International Fidel Sanchez el Salvador Honduras Sanchez Tegucigalpa OAS San Salvador

Convicted cop killer Johnson granted new trial

Gale Johnson, 64, who was convicted in the 1934 Burlington shooting death of Police Capt. F. W. Sauer, won a new retrial from the U S Circuit Court of Appeals in St Louis. The court ruled the old alibi instruction violated due process and ordered a six month window for retry or release. Johnson has been free eight days, working at a Milo feed store, and plans to lose weight while awaiting further action.

Des Moines UPI Gale Johnson Milo Iowa Johnson U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals St. Louis F.W. Sauer Burlington Sauer Iowa Supreme Court Harold E. Hughes Iowa Board of Parole

Iowa Weather Outlook Sees Showers Likely Next Day

Partly cloudy to cloudy tonight with a chance of showers or thunderstorms. Sunday will be partly cloudy with a chance of showers. Temperatures hold near normal, with a low in the 60s tonight. Outlook for Monday calls for cloudy skies and near normal temperatures.

United Press International Iowa

Probate notice for Floyd C Blankenhorn estate executor appointed

Public notice states the probate of Floyd C Blankenhorn estate and the appointment of an executor. Details include court authority and filing deadlines for claims or challenges, with notice to interested parties to appear or respond as required by law.

Floyd C. Blankenhorn

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