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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1965

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Gemini-4 Crew Report Oxygen Flow Glitch During Four Day Flight

Astronauts James McDivitt and Edward White reported cabin oxygen flowing faster than used but warned no danger. Ground teams noted 5 to 10 hours of reserve oxygen, system remained green, and emplaced a valve to adjust pressure. The mission aims to set endurance and orbit records as Pegasus II satellites pass and as they approach the halfway mark of their 31st orbit.

Canary Island Christopher Kraft McDivitt Space Agency Pegasus II Tain Pegasus White Duane Catterson Turing Merivitt Paul Lachance Voskhod-2 Alexei Leonov Gemini Gordon Cooper

Iowa Legislature Ends Session With Several Bills Pending

DES MOINES UPI The 61st General Assembly adjourned after a long session with key measures left unresolved. The sales tax extension bill, a state civil service plan, tighter cosmetology regulations, and a state minimum wage remained pending. House and Senate adjourned late. final formal adjournment planned for Thursday.

Des Moines UPI 61St General Assembly Senate House 61St General Assembly Harold Mueller D-Manly Congress James Denato D-Des Moines Mueller William Scherle R-Henderson Conference Committee Frommelt Iowa Sen William Denman

Safety Check Event Scheduled for June 12

Washington Jaycees sponsor a voluntary vehicle safety check on June 12 at Sunset Park from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Police Chief Mike Lee endorses the Circle of Safety and urges motorists to have brakes, lights, tires, steering, exhaust, glass, wipers, mirrors, horn, and seat belts inspected to identify unsafe conditions and prevent accidents.

Washington Washington Jayceees Mike Lee Circle of Safety Sunset Park Washington Jaycees Lee Mr. Lee Cloid Willits Journal Dallas Kinney

Mrs Alma Klaas 95 dies after illness

Alma France Klaas, born 1870 in Neenah Wisconsin, died Friday June 4 1965 at Washington County Hospital. She lived at United Presbyterian Home since 1950 and was a Marion Avenue church member. Survived by three daughters Grace Meinking Marjorie Larson Verna Kist and two sons Roy Klaas Harry Klaas. Burial in Peterson Iowa. funeral at Sherman Eden Funeral Home.

Alma Klaas United Presbyterian Home Washington County Hospital Sherman - Eden Funeral Home Peterson Iowa Alma France Neenah Wisc Frid‘ard Laura Brown France Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Church Grace Meinking Linn Grove Marjorie Larson Phoenix Ariz Verna Kist Eagle Grove Roy Klaas Gahana Ohio Harry Klaas Tucson

Weather Brief From Univerress Anvernational Towa

Considerable cloudiness through Sunday with showers and thunderstorms affecting 60 to 80 percent of the area today and tonight and about 40 percent of the state Sunday. Locally heavy rains likely south and east portions today. High today in the 70s. Low tonight in the 60s.

Univerress Anvernational TOWA

Volunteers sought for Head-Start class in Washington

Harry Tiller, director, seeks volunteers to assist a Washington Head-Start program running June 21 to August 14 at Stewart School. About 40 children will attend five mornings weekly with classroom help, field trips, and lunch duties. Call OS 3-3091 to offer help.

Washington Harry Tiller Tiller Stewart School

Mystery Men of Washington Ridiculous Day Draw Prize

The 1965 Ridiculous Day offers cash prizes for correctly identifying three mystery men made from photos of prominent Washington businessmen. Entries drawn from a public drawing in Central Park on Ridiculous Day, June 10, earn $10 for the signer of the entry blank.

Washington Central Park

Johnson backs rights for negro and calls White House conference

President Johnson declares the American Negro is still an other nation and aims to grant full rights. He announces a White House conference this fall with scholars, Negro leaders, and officials to dissolve anti‑human animosities and address poverty, housing, and employment issues.

Washington UPI Johnson White House Howard University

Death of Mrs Emma Cherry a longtime Washington County resident

Mrs Emma Cherry 95 a life long Washington County resident died today June 5 1965 at Sunnyhaven rest home in Washington County funeral services set Monday 10 30 am at Jones Funeral Home with Rev Veron Elgin and Rev Richard Pearson in charge burial Elm Grove Cemetery She was born Emma Caroline Smith March 1 1610 to Edia J Mar and married Ralph C Cherry June 8 1892 who died January 12 1914 Survivors include four children nine grandchildren 17 great grandchildren and five great great grandchildren housed by Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Church and the Women’s Relief Corps

Emma C. Cherry Washington County Sunnyhaven Rest Monay Jonesuneral Veron Elgin Richard Pearson Elm Grove Cemetery Emma Caroline Smith Edia J. Mar Ralph C. Cherry Washington Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Church Women's Relief Corps Floyd Anna) Crayne R. B Jean) Stanford Compton Calif Raymond Flagstaff Ariz Jack

Public notices today in Highland Com Washington Johnson

Notice informs residents of a public sale or legal action affecting Highland Com Washington Johnson area. Details read unclear in OCR but indicates official notice with timetable and involved parties. Further specifics require clearer text or source access.

Ohio girl crowned Miss USA of 1965 in Miami Beach

Sue Ann Downey, 20, of Columbus, Ohio, won Miss USA 1965 after beating 14 semifinalists. The Ohio State University student, described as blue-eyed and formerly aiming to be a nun, stands 5 feet 6 inches with 35 24 35 measurements. First runnerup was Jane Nelson of Palo Verde, second Judy Baldwin of Clovis, third Julie Andrus of Maysfield, and fourth Dianna Batts of Falls Church representing the District of Columbia.

Miami Beach UPI Ohio Sue Ann Downey Columbus Ohio State University Discf Columbia Falls Church

Highland School Hearing Set for Public Objection Evening Journal

An official notice announces a public hearing on establishing a new Highly Community School District. The hearing starts at 8 p.m. in the Washington court house courtroom. Written objections must be filed by noon on the day of the hearing. The district includes Highland Community in Washington County, Liberty Township in Johnson County, part of Middleburg in English River Township, part of Fremont in Johnson County, and part of Pleasant Valley in Johnson County.

Washington Johnson Countes Toay Evening Journal Court House Highland Community School Washington County Liberty Township Johnson County Middleburg English River Township Fremont Pleasant Valley

Musicians invited to perform on Ridiculous Day in Washington

Local press invites groups to perform June 0 on Ridiculous Day in Washington. A platform will be set outside Everetts Music Store on the north side of the square. Interested acts should contact Ralph Marshall at Everetts Music Store to reserve a time.

Banas Washington Font of Everetts Music Store Ralph Marshall Everetts Music Store

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