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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1968

Page

8

Yingling Wins Southeast Iowa Amateur Golf Title In Playoff

Mark Yingling of Ottumwa captured the 1968 Southeast Iowa Amateur Golf Tournament title after a six hole playoff with Jim Lloyd of Washington and Jim Highberger of Ottumwa. All three finished regulation 27 holes at two under par 104, with Yingling winning on the sixth hole birdie. The event drew about 160 golfers as a large crowd watched the late playoff.

Mark Yingling Ottumwa Iowa Jim Lloyd Washington Yingling Jim Highberger Highberger Tom Mosenfelder Rock Island Mike Brake John Bodensteiner Iowa City Bodensteiner

Five Die in Iowa Ammunition Plant Explosion

Five workers were killed when a blast at the Iowa Army Ammunition Plant near Burlington damaged a large above ground warehouse. The plant reported 7,600 employees were at work, with only the explosion area inactive. Names identified include Stanley Roger Peterson, Willis B. Henson, Gary Lawrence, Gary R. Young, and Robert L. Walker. Officials cited no determined cause and will issue details after an investigative board concludes its work.

Burlington Iowa UPI Iowa Army Ammunition Here Stanley Roger Peterson Mount Pleasant Texas Willis B. Henson Stronghurst Ill Gary Lawrence Lomas Gary R. Young Keokuk Robert L. Walker

Rain No Problem Seventeen Washington Fishermen Return

Seventeen intrepid Washington fishermen returned from Obabikon Bay Camp in Minnesota after a week of good fishing despite four rainy days. The group, 12 by bus and 5 by car, reported lively stories and light proof of big catches. Notable moments included Herb Osincup with the most fish, Cliff Campbell with the largest at 4% lb, and various humorous incidents around meals, misadventures with drivers, and a dramatic lightning strike near a cabin.

Washington Obabikon Bay Minnesota Lake of the Woods Herb Osincup Cliff Campbell Wall Eye Norm Schoonover Hank Statler Cedar Rapids Gib Mills Bus Westermark al Moretti Dale Engle Howard Hazen Leon Hillman Phil Kneen Jack Mills Max Henness Bill Boshart Dr. Cruise Ralph Martin Bud Fenn

Newman Wins MVSC Feature At West Liberty

Burlington driver Bill Newman captures the MVSC superstock race at West Liberty Saturday night. Stan Crooks finishes second, Mark Mosier third, with Bud Darting, Tom Stewart and John Moss in fourth to sixth. Heat winners include Moss Crooks Stewart Helm. time trial by Mel Morris 26.10 seconds. Series standings list Moss leading, followed by Morrison and Newman with points totals shown. The next race is at Columbus Junction, with the 50 lap mid season championship at West Liberty on June 22.

Bill Newman Burlington West Liberty Stan Crooks Letts Mark Mosier Washington Bud Darting Wilton Junction Tom Stewart John Moss Iowa City Moss Crooks Stewart Helm Darting Newman Prymek Jenkins Morris Robertson Mosier Honan Hemsted Buchelle Morgan Columbus Junction

Two Washington graduates begin training at Paris Beauty Academy

Ten years ago today Karen Berkhoff and Virginia Crossett, recent graduates of Washington High School, started training at the Paris Beauty Academy in Cedar Rapids. The girls will room together.

Karen Berkhoff Virginia Crossett Washington High School Paris Beauty Academy Cedar Rapids

Supreme Court okays taxpayer suits against religious school aid

The Supreme Court voted eight to one to allow lawsuits by taxpayers challenging federal aid to parochial schools. Chief Justice Warren wrote the opinion with Justice Harlan dissenting. The suit, brought by six New York City residents, seeks a trial over alleged unconstitutional use of the 1965 Aid to Education Act to fund religious school instruction and materials.

Washington UPI Supreme Court Earl Warren John M. Harlan New York City Justice Department Congress

Injured Woman Tied to Ex-Browns Star Arrest

Former star Jim Brown was arrested after police found Eva Marie Bohnchin seriously injured beneath his Los Angeles apartment. He was booked on suspicion of assault with intent to commit murder and battery against a officer, released on 12500 dollars bail. Bohnchin, 22, suffered a dislocated shoulder and head injuries. her condition was listed as good. Police say only Brown and the woman know what happened, and they are not talking. Formal charges planned at arraignment June 13.

Los Angeles UPI Jimmy Brown Brown Cleveland Browns Eva Marie Bohnchin West Hollywood Citizens Emergency Hospital Los Angeles County-Usc Medical Center Sheriff's Office Miss Bohnchin

Brown acquitted in 1960s Cleveland assault and paternity cases

In July 1965 Brown faced assault and battery charges in Cleveland brought by Brenda Ayres 18 and was acquitted after a jury trial. In June 1967 he was acquitted in a paternity suit filed by Miss Ayres claiming he was the father of her daughter.

Brown Cleveland Brenda Ayres Miss Ayres

Culver seeks public hearing on Coralville Reservoir water level

Rep. John C. Culver says a House Appropriations Subcommittee member will attend a Sunday public meeting on raising the Coralville Reservoir water level between Cedar Rapids and Iowa City. The aim is to boost boating and recreation without compromising flood control. Rep. Edward Boland will join residents of the Coralville Cedar Rapids area at Coral Village camping grounds near Sandy Beach.

Dmass Coralville Cedar Rapids Culver Coral Village Sandy Beach

Washington junior golf meet on June 15 at Country Club

The Washington Jaycees sponsor a junior golf meet at the local Country Club starting at 8 a.m. on June 15. Bob Crossett chairs the project. Eligible competitors must be under 18 before September 1, 1968. Entries close June 14. blanks available at Paul Shoes and Falk Clothing. The winner advances to the state meet in July.

Washington The Washington Jaycees Bob Crossett Paul Shoes Falk Clothing State Reet

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