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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1965

Page

1

Johnson honors Gemini astronauts with service medals

President Johnson awarded exceptional service medals to James A. McDivitt and Edward H. White for the 62 orbit Gemini mission. He also cited Charles W. Mathews and NASA Administrator James E. Webb, praising international space cooperation and noting White’s spacewalk as a milestone.

Washington UPI Johnson Gemini James A. McDivitt Edward H. White Space Agency Charles W. Mathews National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASA James E. Webb Soviet Union Dwight D. Eisenhower United Nations U. S McDivitt White

Colorado Governor seeks disaster declaration after South Platte flood

Gov John A Love asked President Johnson for disaster status as floods from the South Platte cresting at 20 feet devastated Denver. Debris filled streets while 800 of 900 downtown traffic lights failed and hospitals run on generators. Casualties were low but five injured and a pilot killed.

Denver UPI Colorado John A. Love Johnson South Platte Love Palmer Lake Castle Rock Colorado Springs Air Force Academy Rockies

Mrs Simerman Sells Grocery Store and Home

Maude Simerman announces the sale of her grocery store and home to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Turnipseed Jr. The transaction takes effect July 1. The store at 120 East 7th Street has operated there for seventeen years. She will move to a Per dock Winga apartment.

Maude Simerman Lloyd Turnipseed, Jr

Paul Henderson Named National Future Business Teacher of the Year

Paul Henderson, Iowa winner, was honored at the National Convention of Future Teachers in Cincinnati Ohio as National Future Business Teacher of the Year. He earned a $150 gift certificate and will teach junior high business courses while coaching in the Mason City school system.

Future Teachers Cincinnati Ohio Journal Dallas Kinney Paul Henderson Iowa Paul Phi Beta Lambda Fraternity American Institute of Men Robert Henderson Crawfordsville State College of Iowa Cedar Falls Mason City

Kleese named to Washington Community School Board

Robert Kleese of six miles southeast of Washington on rural route 2 has been appointed to fill the vacancy on the Washington Community School District board of education after the death of William Crayne. He and wife Donna have three children Lisette 10 Jennifer 7 and John 3. The term lasts until the September 13 election for district three which covers the south of Highway 92 east of Washington and the south of old Highway 92 west of Washington.

Robert Kleese Washington Washington Community Kleese William Crayne Iowa Kreese Donna Lisette Jennifer John

Ainsworth cafe owner reports purse theft

Mrs. Gertrude Newton, who runs a cafe near Hills on Highway 218 in Washington County, reported to sheriff's officers that a man in his late 20s snatched her purse containing 2250 dollars near her garage at about 4 a.m. today and fled on foot. She planned to deposit the money in a bank later.

Ainsworth Hills Highway 218 Washington County Gertrude Newton Ft. Benning Viet Nam Cambridge Mass Adlai E. Stevenson United States United Nations London U.S Henry Cabot Lodge Oxford University Washington Johnson Saigon

Richenhberger Rites Set Friday at Wayland Church

Funeral services for Mrs. Ed Richenberger will be held Friday at 2 p.m. in the Wayland Mennonite Church with Rev. E. S. Muller officiating. Burial follows at North Hill Cemetery. Zehr Funeral Home is handling arrangements. Mrs. Richenberger died suddenly Wednesday morning.

Wayland Ed Richenberger Wayland Mennonite Church E. S. Muller North Hill Cemetery Zehr Funeral Home

County Public Hospital Bond Vote Results Noted

Notice records the vote results on the county public hospital bond issue and outlines proceedings of the board of supervisors held on Wednesday June 2.

Board of Supervisors

Rotary District 600 Assembly Set for Washington

Preparations underway for the Rotary District 600 Assembly at the Washington Junior High School next Monday. District Governor Russell Harper and incoming Robert Everetts lead, with past governors Kirby Webster Harold Hegeland Ralph Taylor and Watters Scott assisting. About 220 Rotarians expected from 51 clubs. program runs 9 a.m. to 4 p.m with lunch at noon. Local members join the noon luncheon.

Rotary District Washington Russell Harper Robert Everetts Kirby Webster Harold Hegeland Ralph Taylor Watters Scott Rotary Assembly James E. McQuaid

Severely burned in tractor mishap near Crawfordsville

Harry Reschly was severely burned when the tractor he operated overturned and caught fire at his east Crawfords ville home. His son Willard freed him with a second tractor. He was taken to Veterans Hospital in Iowa City. condition was not reported. Crawfordsville firefighters extinguished the blaze.

Crawfordsville Harry Reschly Reschly Willard Veterans Hospital Iowa City

Farmer Uses Carbide Cannon To Fend Off Foxes Near Washington

Galen Widmer, five miles south of Washington, reports foxes stealing his turkeys. He deployed a carbide cannon that fires a loud report every 20 minutes, using water and carbide to generate gas. The device has reduced raids but unsettled the Widmer dog, which remains alarmed by the blasts.

Galen Widmer Washington Galen

Fern Cliff area acquired as Washington County park

The Fern Cliff timber in Marion Township has been bought by the County Conservation Board to form a new Washington County park of a little over 40 acres. The site lies between Fern Cliff Church and Crooked Creek with Main Creek as a boundary. State officials praised the acquisition and plans include improving access, trails, and adding picnic tables while encouraging visitors to respect nature.

Marion Township County Conservation Board Washington Pansy Hill Fern Cliff Crooked Creek Main Creek

Earl Fry Passes Postmaster Exams at Kalona

Congressman John R. Schmidhauser announced that Earl D. Fry passed the examination for Postmaster in Kalona. Fry has been acting postmaster and is a career postal employee. Schmidhauser expects Senate confirmation soon.

John R. Schmidhauser Earl D. Fry Kalona Fry Schmidhauser Senate

Iowa Weather Outlook Partly Cloudy With Showers

Partly cloudy this afternoon with light showers affecting up to 20 percent of the state. Mostly fair west tonight and partly cloudy east with showers in the extreme east. Friday will be largely fair with little temperature change. Low tonight 45 to 50 northeast to 55 to 60 southwest. High Friday in the 70s. Saturday outlook a mix of clear to partly cloudy and a touch warmer.

Iowa

Third Dogfight of Air War Nets Two MIG Kills

U.S. Navy Phantom jets downed two Mig-17s over North Vietnam near Hanoi during a bombing raid on Yen Phu. One Mig pilot parachuted. another perished. The action, the third air combat of the war, followed by weeks of regional developments including troop deployments and diplomatic remarks.

Saigon UPS North Viet Nam Hanoi Navy Yen Phu Viet Nam Washington U.S U. S Midway South China Sea Hainan Gulf of Tonkin China North

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