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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1965

Page

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Six killed in Iowa collision near Dubuque

A two car crash on U S 151 near Dubuque left six dead and a young girl, Kristine Maag, 3, seriously injured. Victims include Robert Gieseman 63 and David Maag 28 and his wife Anna Mae and their son David, plus Wallie N. Jones and his wife. Kristine Maag is in Mercy Hospital in serious condition. The toll for 1965 Iowa highways rose to 285 with this scene and prior crashes noted.

Dubuque Iowa UPI Here Robert Gieseman David Maag Maag Anna Mae David Wallie N. Jones Kris Gieseman U.S

Bombs at Saigon airport injure dozens of U S personnel

Viet Cong exploded two bombs at Tan Son Nhut airport wounding 36 U S servicemen and 10 others as 100 Americans waited to board flights home. An American flier was killed and three others wounded in a helicopter strike during a rescue mission amid ongoing ground fighting southwest of Saigon.

Saigon UPI U.S United States South Viet Nam

Senate backs $4.7 billion excise tax cut in swift vote

The Senate approved a $4.7 billion excise tax reduction by 84 to 3, targeting levies on autos, telephones, cosmetics, cameras, and other items. Conferees were named to bridge differences with the House’s $4.8 billion bill, with effective dates and auto levy methods to be resolved.

Washington Senate Russell B. Long D-La Harry F. Byrd Frank Lausche Ohio John J. Williams R-Del House

Funeral Friday for Mrs Helscher 84

Mrs J W Helscher 84 died Tuesday June 15 1965 in Mahaska County Hospital Oskaloosa She lived at Camair home in Oskaloosa since 1963 She was born Vivvie B Dayton January 1 1881 east of Keota She was a member of Wesley Methodist Church WSCS Pythian Sisters and Order of Eastern Star Surviving are daughter Helen Stoutner Keota son John Robert Helscher Keota three grandsons two step granddaughters and sister Mrs L J Twogood Cedar Rapids Funeral will be Friday at 2 pm at Wesley Methodist Church Keota with Rev Orin Potter officiating Burial in Keota Cemetery.

Keota J.W. Helscher Mahaska County Oskaloosa Camair Vivvie B. Dayton William J Martha Jane Matthews Dayton Methodist Church WSC Wesley Methodist Church Orrin Potter Keota Cemetery

Senior citizen survey collection at local church this Friday

Volunteers aiding the Washington Community senior citizen survey should bring finished surveys and leftovers to the Presbyterian church basement door Friday evening. Turn in between 6 30 and 7 30 p m across from the YMCA. A repeat collection will occur next Friday for unfinished surveys. Mrs Mayme Squire, chair, cited strong response and noted over 50 volunteers assisted.

Washington Presbyterian Church YMCA Mayme Squire Senior Citizen Council

Keota Farm Garage Fire Destroys Vehicle and Implements

The Keota Fire Department responded to a fire at the Howard Dorrance farm five miles north of Keota Tuesday morning. A garage, a 1964 Nash Rambler, oil and farm implements were destroyed. Cause is unknown and damage is undetermined.

Keota Howard Dorrance

Milwaukie Stage Band to Play Park Concert Friday

Milwaukie High School Stage Band will perform a free concert in Central Park on Friday evening June 18 at about 8 30 p m The 29 member group and chaperones travel from Cheyenne Wyoming and will stay with Washington Junior Chamber of Commerce members before heading to the Junior Chamber of Commerce convention in Buffalo New York

Milwaukie Ore Central Park Cheyenne Wyo Washington

Mrs. Livingston Recalls Korea Visit For Y’s Men’s Club

Mrs. Dave Livingston told the Y's Men’s club about her extended trip to Korea where her two sons serve as missionaries. She displayed items showing Korean dress, housekeeping and decoration. Her son David leads a mission college and Robert directs a gospel radio station while the family’s Korea connections enabled visits to upper class homes and a Panmunjom negotiating session.

Y’s Men’s Club Dave Livingston Panmunjom

Road worker struck by car near Wellman

A Minnesota man employed by Hallet Construction was injured when a car driven by Larson James Troyer of route two Wellman hit a paving crew in an intersection north of Wellman. R Allen Rand of Nevis Minnesota suffered a cracked pelvis and possible internal injuries and was taken to Mercy Hospital in Iowa City.

Minnesota Hallet Construction Company Wellman Larson James Troyer Route Two Troyer R. Allen Rand Nevis Minn Rand Mercy Hospital Iowa City

Mrs Ed Richenberger Dies Suddenly in Wayland

Mrs. Ed Richenberger died suddenly this morning while en route to Mt. Pleasant hospital. Funeral arrangements are pending at Zehr Funeral Home. Survivors include husband Dale Rex Russell and Jerry in military service, plus sisters Mrs Paul Ryan and Mrs Eva Haughland.

Wayland Ed Richenberger Mt. Pleasant Hospital Zehr Funeral Home Ruth Green Dale Rex Morning Sun Russell Burlington Jerry Paul Ryan Springdale Eva Haughland Marion

Freeman urges Senate to approve omnibus farm bill

Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman urged Senate approval of the administration's omnibus farm bill during a Senate Agriculture Committee hearing. He proposed a cropland adjustment plan to divert 40 million acres from crops to other uses from 1965 to 1970, with long term contracts 5 to 10 years.

Washington UPI Agriculture Orville L. Freeman Senate Freeman Senate Agriculture Committee Congress

Fire destroys barn at Layton Buffington farm near Crawfordsville

A large hay barn, machine shed, and hog shed were burned along with a corn picker shelter, a combine, and tools at the Layton Buffington farm four miles east of Crawfordsville. One calf missing. Fire smoldered before bursting into flames. neighbors and fire crews from Winfield and Crawfordsville responded but saved nearby buildings. Cause under investigation with wiring suspected.

Crawfordsville Layton Buffington Buffington Winfield Des Moines

Astronauts McDivitt White To Be Honored In Washington

UPI reports astronauts James A. McDivitt and Edward H. White will be honored by President Johnson and Congress with a White House ceremony and space agency awards. They will attend a Capitol briefing, meet House leaders, speak to diplomatic corps, and view White's space walk film at the State Department before a reception. The day also includes a motorcade on Pennsylvania Avenue and a lunch with Vice President Humphrey. America’s toll roads and bridges generate about 625 million dollars annually.

Washington

Chicago Vinton exchange visits continue farm city links

Forty two Vinton Iowa businessmen and farmers visit Chicago after the first weekend in Vinton by Chicago leaders. The farm city exchange expands with Chicago Association of Commerce and Industry involvement and a full schedule of luncheons plant tours and receptions in Chicago.

Chicago UPI Vinton Iowa Paul Holliday Win Watso Cedar Valley Times Vinton Group Conrad Hilton University of Illinois Chicago Robert Nelson Vinton Chamber of Commerce

Pork Appreciation Day District Event Planned in Washington

Eugene Weed of Wellman urges county producers to attend the Washington Fairgrounds Pork Appreciation Day on June 22. The program includes a pork barbecue, entertainment, pie baking contest, and district pork queen competition with Dr. M. D. Whitaker of Iowa State University as main speaker. Entries for queen candidates due by June 17 and lard baking contest entries due by 6:30 next Tuesday.

Eugene Weed Wellman Washington Fairgrounds M. D. Whitaker Iowa State University Washington County Donald Robison Brighton Porkettes

Firing Flare in Santo Domingo After Inter-American Clash

Sporadic firing resumed today along lines held by the inter American peacekeeping force after 12 hours of heavy fighting Tuesday with Dominican rebels. Two U S soldiers from the 82nd Airborne were killed and 29 wounded in the clashes. Explosions and undetermined weapon fire were heard through the night as inter American forces stood ready for further action.

Santo Domingo UPI 82Nd Airborne Division

Helicopter crash kills 18 at Fort Benning training

At Fort Benning Georgia two UH1D Huey helicopters collided during a training exercise killing 18 soldiers. The crews and infantry aboard faced a swift, deadly impact in swamp terrain as bulldozers cleared a path to recover bodies. The Army National Guard unit involved was the 11th Air Assault Division with the 1st Battalion 38th Infantry and the 227th Assault Helicopter Battalion. The crash was described as a sudden collision with no drift noted by investigators.

Columbus Ga UPS Georgia Viet Nam Ft. Benning 11Th Air Assault Division Washington 38Th Infantry 11Th Air Assault Divistigating

Iowa Weather Outlook Fair With Mild Temperature Rise

United Press International reports Iowa will see fair skies with little temperature change through Thursday. Overnight lows reach upper 40s to mid 50s, with Thursday highs in the upper 70s. Friday looks generally fair and slightly warmer.

United Press International Iowa

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