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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1969

Page

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Sign of trouble at tavern leads to murder charge in Iowa

In Sigourney, Gary P. Shay, 26, of Oskaloosa, remains jailed after pleading innocent to first degree murder in the death of Warren DeSelm, 56, at a nearby tavern. DeSelm's body was found in a trailer. A separate case from Rockwell, a seven year old died from a gun accident at Mercy Hospital in Mason City. Others report thefts, identity change, soccer riots, and a building tilt in England and Italy.

Sigourney Iowa UPI Gary P. Shay Oskaloosa Keokuk John Wallerich Shay Warren DeSelm Rose Hill Wallerich DeSelm Mason City, Iowa Rockwell Mercy Hospital Mason City Cerro Gordo County Gerald Allen Gary Fitzgerald John Fitzgerald

Keota youth drowns at Lake Darling public beach

Keota 15-year-old Jim Lutz Jr. drowned at Lake Darling’s public beach near Brighton Sunday around 3 p.m. He and FFA members from Keota were swimming when he suffered cramps and could not be revived. Dr. E J Vosika pronounced him dead at 3 p.m. Lifeguards and resuscitation efforts failed. He was a Keota High School junior next fall and member of FFA and 4-H. Funeral at St Marys Keota with burial in Clear Creek Cemetery.

Jim Lutz Jr Keota Lake Darling Brighton Lutz Farmers of America E. J. Vosika Washington Richland James F Bess Wright Lutz Keota High School Jim 76 Progressives St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Wellman

Young Jennifer Eden Remains On Mound After Rough Inning

The 22 year old daughter of Wendell Eden stood firm on the mound as her brother Ricky prepared for a bus trip to Camp Arrowhead with 28 Washington YMCA youths. The group will stay at camp through the week as the Journal photo captures the moment.

Jennifer Eden Wendell Edens Ricky Camp Arrowhead Washington Journal

Medical helicopter shot down in Vietnam battle

UPI reports a U S medical evacuation helicopter was shot down by guerrilla ground fire eight miles southeast of An Hoa killing all nine Americans aboard and a captured North Vietnamese soldier. Weekend fighting around Saigon and the northern war zone left 111 Viet Cong and North Vietnamese dead in major engagements, with 14 U S Marines killed and 27 wounded in two northern battles.

Saigon UPI U.S An Hoa

Iowa approves aging projects and continuations county roots

The Iowa Commission on the Aging approved new aging initiatives Cedar Valley Lifeline in the Cedar Rapids Marion area and Northwest Iowa Program Development in multiple counties, plus Northeast Iowa Council on the Aging Waterloo. Continuations include programs in Emmetsburg Mason City Council Bluffs Creston Decorah Des Moines and other communities, aiming to plan develop and address unmet senior needs.

Commission On the Aging Cedar Valley Lifeline Cedar Rapids - Marion Plymouth Cherokee Woodbury Ida Counties Northwest Iowa Northeast Iowa Project Concern Dubuque Decorah Pace Des Moines Area

Senate may let 10 percent tax surcharge expire

Washington sources report Senate leader Mike Mansfield floated quietly ending the 10 per cent income tax surcharge by letting paycheck withholding lapse at midnight Thursday. The surcharge expired June 30 but was extended a month for withholding. House leaders push reform measures to offset revenue losses and broaden middle class relief as debate continues on Nixon’s tax plan and the reform package.

Washington UPI Senate Mike Mansfield Congress Mansfield Nixon House Senate Finance Committee Democratic Policy Committee Hale Boggs D-La Boggs Treasury Ways and Means

US Mariner probes aim to test Mars for life hints

UPI reports two 850 pound Mariner spacecraft will fly within 2000 miles of Mars this week to study atmosphere surface and possible water. Each craft carries cameras thermometers UV infrared spectrometers and will relay data to Earth. No crew aboard both are on a months long voyage and will enter solar orbit after the mission. The article notes William Henry Harrison lying in state as a historical aside.

Pasadena Calif UPI United States Mars Red Planet Earth

Intercepted Memo Governer Ray Des Moines.

An intercepted memo from Governor Ray in Des Moines asks a pointed question about how many chips can be taken off one block, signaling financial or political pressure behind closed doors.

Nixon pledges United States to defend Thailand in any attack

President Nixon announced that the United States would defend Thailand against any attack and would not abandon its Allies in Southeast Asia. He credited Thai troops’ help in Vietnam, tied defense to regional peace, and noted heavy airport security after guerrilla attacks near Bangkok.

Bangkok UPI Nixon United States Thailand Vietnam South Vietnam Southeast Asia Jakarta Asia Pacific Trons Suharto Indonesia Earth Philippines Phumiphil Adulyadej Laos Pathet Lao

Four die in two car Iowa crash near Sheldon

A two car collision on Iowa 60 six miles north of Sheldon killed Marvin Norling Jr. and his infant son Mark from LeMars and Don ald Kammlade and his wife Christine Kammlade of Matlock. Also hurt were Marilyn Norling Roger Klose and his wife Carol and their two children. The crash occurred when Kammlade’s car crossed the center line and struck the Norling vehicle head on.

Sheldon Iowa UPI Here Marvin Norling, Jr LeMars Mark Donald Roland Kammlade Matlock Christine Sheldon Hospital Marilyn Norling Marvin Norling Roger Klose Elmhurst, Jr Carol David Andrew Iowa Highway Patrol Kammlade Klose Norling

Weather forecast for Iowa from United Press International

Fair tonight and Tuesday with a warming trend. Tonight lows near 60, Tuesday highs 80 to 85. Wednesday outlook partly cloudy with a chance of showers and cooler conditions in northern counties, slightly warmer in southern counties.

United Press International Iowa

Windstorm damages Brighton area and Lake Darling boats

High winds during a brief Saturday storm knocked down trees and caused widespread damage in Brighton and at Lake Darling. Utilities disrupted and streets blocked as boats and pontoon craft were damaged or displaced. Minor damage reported in Richland Ollie Washington, with isolated impacts to homes and buildings.

Brighton Lake Darling Richland Ollie Washington Lake Darling Beach Scheeler

Governor Ray backs federal block grants to states

Des Moines Iowa Governor Robert D Ray urged federal block grants to give states freedom to innovate in welfare and social services He cited a Dubuque Community Action Program experiment that lets welfare mothers keep earnings for a year He warned tight federal guidelines stifle innovation and suggested sharing a percentage of federal income taxes with states to support broader government efficiency and regional divisions not undermining county government

Des Moines UPI Robert D. Ray Ray Iowa Dubuque Harold E. Hughes Federal Sion

Tropical storm Anna forms in central Atlantic

The season's first tropical storm is forming between Africa and the Windward Islands. A low pressure system off the African coast shows winds near 40 mph, with sea conditions rising. The disturbance may meet tropical storm criteria if winds are sustained, location about 1,200 miles east of the Windward Islands as it moves west-northwest at 10 to 15 mph.

Miami API Atlantic Africa National Hurricane Center Robert Simpson Simpson Anna Windward Islands

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