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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1967

Page

7

Fires first salvo governor fights to preserve his budget

Governor Harold Hughes lashes out at the Iowa House budget cuts, arguing a 14 million reduction in welfare funding will cost millions in matching federal funds and harm ADC and other programs. He warns the legislature favors land and livestock over people and vows to fight to protect his proposals.

DES Moines IDPA Harold Hughes House Hughes Paul McCray Davenport Comptroller’s Office Department of Agriculture Secretary of Agriculture Development Commission Midwest Our Iowa

Cave man started young and built an underground empire

New York based profile of Lester Dill born in 1900s who began spelunking as a boy in Missouri caves, now owns 14 caves including Meramec Caverns. He leads tours, advises scientists, and collaborates with exploration clubs. Dill envisions underground living and recalls guiding rescue missions in Cuba and Hannibal. He explains cave geology and cautions youth about safety while sharing his love for caves. The piece ends with his cue about stalactites hanging from ceilings.

New York UPI Onyx Cave Missouri Hillside Lester Dill Dill Missouri Meramec St. Louis CLA Castro Cuba Hannibal, Mo Meramec Caverns Hannibal Paul Whitman Belleville Ill Missouri U Caveman Onondaga Cave Havana Batista C.I.A Bess Dill

Scientists warn of mass hunger unless aid improves

Caltech scientists say the world has the knowledge to boost food production but the have not nations lack access to it. They urge wealthier nations to fund brain power reforms, reverse brain drain and focus aid on effective development strategies to avert long term starvation.

Pasadena Calif UPI California Institute of Technology United States India Cal Tech James Bonner Harrison Brown Brown Africa John Weir Bonner Viet Nam Berlin

Bikes at Riverside to tape bikes for safety

Riverside report says the Lite- A-Bike program by Veterans of Foreign Wars will apply reflective tape to youngsters bicycles at Riverside Fire Station on Saturday June 17 from 1 to 4 30 p m City officials urge riding only in daylight and highlight visibility up to 1500 feet in car headlights Mayor Robert Schneider comments on safety measures.

Wilbur Kiene Riverside Veterans of Foreign Wars Robert Schneider

Tomatoes build into big business

NEW YORK UP I Tillie Lewis rose from a Brooklyn teen to a pioneering businesswoman by proving pomodoros could be grown in California. She launched Flotill Products later expanding into spinach fruits and low calorie lines, supplying WWII rations and building Tillie Lewis Foods into a $40 million enterprise, now led by her as president and Ogden Corp director.

New York UPI Tillie Lewis America Lewis Myrtle Ehrlich Brooklyn Italy Florindo del Gaizo Naples del Gaizo U.S Pacific Can Co Stockton Calif Anderson Soup Heublein Flotill Andersen

Antique and farm sale listings in Keota and area

Auction notices list several sales in Iowa towns including Keota Iowa City and Kalona The schedule covers June auctions at W F W Hall A W Root Beer Drive In equipment and a June 20 household goods closing at Washington County Fairgrounds Also there are weekly livestock sales at Wayland Ollie Kalona and two other venues with hog veal sheep and cattle offerings

W. F. W. Hall Keota Dick Hagist South Riverside Drive Iowa City Iowa Ralph Wahrer Washington County Fairgrounds Frank Maxwell East Keota West Keota Fagen Elevator Company Wayland Ollie Livestock Exchange Ollie Washington Livestock Sales Co Kalona

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