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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1974

Page

1

Watchmaker Collects Cars and Restores Heritage Autos

Jim Peterson of 516 W Washington Street is a self employed watch repairman who collects cars as a hobby. His four vehicles include a rare 1930 American Austin Roadster and a 1948 Nash convertible with original mileage, plus a 1955 Nash and a 1956 Hudson slated for restoration. He chairs the American Austin Bantam Club and edits its paper while also belonging to the Nash Club.

Hal Lipper Evening Journal Jim Peterson Peterson W. Washington Street Iowa Butler Nash Club L.R. Carbee Main Street Mills Motors Washington Carbee New London Hudson Nash American Motors Austin-Bantam Club

Kissinger urges continued Vietnam aid to sustain U S interests

Secretary of State Henry Kissinger told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that about 750 million dollars in economic and humanitarian aid plus unspecified military aid are needed for South Vietnam to avoid pressure on U S relations abroad. He cited the risk of renewed warfare and noted support for Middle East aid and Syria contingencies while stressing ongoing disengagement talks and U S diplomacy in the region.

Washington UPI Henry A. Kissinger U.S South Vietnam Kissinger Senate Foreign Relations Committee Indochina Vietnam North Vietnam Mike Mansfield D-Mont Mideast Syria Golan Heights United States Israel Fahd bin Abd-Al-Aziz Middle East House Foreign Affairs Committee Congress

Local farm outlook dimmer as rain hurts yields

ISU Extension official Jim Frier says the Washington area suffered 1.45 inches of rain worsening yields and lifting inputs. He warns livestock demands and prices may rise while late corn suffers and planting delays push toward June. The wet Skunk River area will keep fields too wet to work for weeks, with many farmers already spraying herbicides.

Washington Jim Frier ISU Extension Office Frier Skunk River

Washington County 4-H members head to state conference

Eleven 4-H youths from Washington County will attend the state 4-H conference in Ames from June 11 to 14. Delegates include Sue Meeker Mary Ellen Reed Melinda Reed Janis Goff Linda Bordwell Teri Yerington Geary James Bernice Hahn Bill Vincent Ruth Jones and Regina Richardson. Bill Vincent will serve as a state 4-H chorus delegate with rehearsals during the event. The theme is Where Do We Go From Here with discussion groups on major youth issues.

Washington County Ames Sue Meeker Mary Ellen Reed Melinda Reed Janis Goff Linda Bordwell Teri Yerington Geary James Washington Bernice Hahn Bill Vincent Keota Ruth Jones Regina Richardson Crawfordsville

Break-ins Reported at Three Crawfordsville Sites

Washington County sheriff's officers investigated three Friday morning break-ins in Crawfordsville. The affected properties were Home Lumber Harold's Sinclair and the Ford Garage. Entry was gained by breaking windows and items including cast and cigarettes were reported missing.

Washington County Crawfordsville Home Lumber Harold

Weather outlook with scattered showers and possible thunder

A forecast predicts showers and thundershowers this afternoon and tonight with a chance of severe storms. Highs in the low 70s, tonight's lows upper 50s, and Saturday may see more showers. North winds 10 to 15 mph, rain chances 80 percent this afternoon, 70 percent tonight, and 40 percent Saturday.

Public Notice on Blair House Acquisition Proposal

Citizens are asked to return forms by June 15 to city hall. The notice invites support for Blair House purchase by a patriotic or civic group to restore and make it available to the community. Voters circle the proposal number they favor and provide their name and address.

Blair House

Ransom money recovered in Tulsa kidnapping case

Federal authorities recovered the entire 700000 ransom paid for oil executive Walter H. Helmerich III. The money was found in the basement of Freddie D. Smith's home where he faced extortion charges. Smith's attorney said the money was hidden on a rack beneath green mattresses.

Tulsa Okla UPI Walter H. Helmerich III Freddie D. Smith Smith Ollie Gresham Gresham Gary Glant Glant Philadelphia Jack Friedland Food Fair Supermarkets, Inc Frank Watts FBI Watts

Waterloo Man Charged in Death of 2 Year Old Shelly Day

Russell Fitz, 27, is jailed on a murder charge after the body of 2 year old Shelly Day was found in the attic of a west side Waterloo apartment. Shelly is the daughter of Mr and Mrs William Day of Waterloo.

Waterloo UPI West Side Russell Fitz Little Shelly Day William Day

Talent Festival Eyes Riley as Judge at County Fair

Riley will judge the second annual Talent Festival at the Washington County Fair on August 5 with Mrs. James Lloyd and Mrs. James Rossen as co directors. First prize $100 second $75 third $50 and fourth $25. Entries due June 15 open to amateurs age 10 and up with exceptions for group members. Mail entries to Mrs. Rossen at 805 South Iowa Avenue Washington.

Bill Riley Who-Tv Washington County Fair James Lloyd James Rossen Riley Des Moines County Fair Board Rossen Washington County Jan Rossen South Iowa Avenue Washington

Red Cross to Offer Free Learn to Swim Classes This Summer

Washington County residents may join free Red Cross swim instruction taught by volunteers certified by the American Red Cross. An advanced swimmers class begins Fridays at 9 15 am with extended registration to June 14. Regular registrations end June 10.

Red Cross Washington County American Red Cross

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