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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1967
Page
6
Chicago markets show hogs 5,000 head with gains 25 cents, cattle 9,500 with varied grades and primes quoted up to 27.25 for heavy steers, sheep receipts 500 with spring lambs down about 50 and ewes up to 8 dollars. Range details include prices by weight and quality across hogs cattle and sheep.
The Christian Nurses Association and the Washington County Chapter of the American Red Cross invite all area nurses to a disaster nursing workshop at 7 p.m. on Thursday, June 15, at Wayland Mennonite Church. Speaker will be Betty Streit, state representative of Red Cross Nursing Service. The church sits three blocks south and a half block east of the Washington Wayland road and Highway 78 intersection.
Peking Radio said Indian deputy chief of mission K Raghunath was arrested on charges of photographing Chinese military installations and spying for the United States and the Soviet Union. China delivered a protest note to New Delhi and said he would not be allowed to leave until dealt with under Chinese law.
Emerald Rebekah lodge gathered twenty one members with Noble Grand Mary Shafer presiding. News included surgeries at Washington County Hospital and hospital stays for Mary Ellen Detweiler and Anna Sheetz. Announced events: 58th Home picnic July 9 in Mason City, Fraternity Night June 13 in North English, Past Noble Grand Circle picnic June 14 at Keota park, and the Keota Rebekah convention June 20.
The Supreme Court, in a 9-0 decision, invalidated state laws prohibiting marriages between Negroes and whites. The Virginia case involved Richard Loving and his wife, he a white man and she Black, who married in 1958 and faced Virginia’s anti miscegenation law. Chief Justice Warren stated race based marriage restrictions violate equal protection and cannot stand.
Public sale listings in Iowa announce a series of auctions at diverse locations. June 13 at Washington County Fair grounds features a household goods sale. June 14 in Coppock lists a 4 room home and land sale. June 16 at Keota hosts an antique sale. June 24 adds an 80 acre farm and crops sale near East Keota. Multiple ongoing livestock auctions follow in Wayland Ollie Wapello Kalona and Columbus Junction.
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