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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1966

Page

1

Tugboat saves Texaco tanker as Alva Cape burns

Twenty dead twelve missing and sixty nine survivors are listed as the British tanker Alva Cape collides with the Texaco Massachusetts off Shooter's Island. Fireboats foam the burning hulk while crews search for victims and await refloating the crippled vessel.

New York UPI Coast Guard Alva Cape Texaco Massachusetts New York City Shooter’s Island Kill van Kull Staten Island Bayonne N.J India Newark Bay Graham Cecil Lewis Tretthomas England Merchant Marine Channel Hugh Grennan Harriet Moran Texaco Port Arthur Tex John Cray

Republicans open convention in Des Moines Iowa 1966

Iowa Republicans gather in Des Moines to open their 1966 state convention amid hopes of a comeback. Democrats hold majorities in the General Assembly and most offices, with only the U.S. Senate GOP power intact. Registration, chairmen meetings, and seminars lead to district caucuses and a 9:30 a.m. Saturday session with a keynote by Miller.

Des Moines UPI Iowa GOP General Assembly Harold E. Hughes U.S. House Rep H. R. Gross U.S. Senate Sens Jack Miller Bourke B. Hickenlooper Kirkwood Hotel Savery Hotel Savery Odin Langer Minnesota The Armor Veterans Auditorium Hotel Savery State Fairgrounds Hotel Fort Des Moines Veterans Memorial Auditorium Miller

Demands answers on Bradley contract

Des Moines UPI reports Robert K. Beck accused Gov. Harold E. Hughes of a superficial inquiry into a contractors association printing contract, awarded to a firm owned by Iowa Highway Commission Chairman Harry Bradley Jr.

DES Moines UPI Robert K. Beck Harold E. Hughes Contractors Association Iowa Highway Commission Harry Bradley Jr

Plane Wreckage Kills Minister Family In Ill Crash

Six people died when a single engine Piper Comanche crashed while returning from a church conference. Victims include Rev Harold Sheriff and his wife Virginia, their daughter Hall, and Nancy Beckett with her son William and her niece Joanna Wolfsberg. Investigators said the plane vanished Wednesday after leaving Cedar Rapids bound for Decatur. Hall Sheriff was a noted gymnast and Olympic potential, with the community in shock. Two farm youths found the wreckage Thursday morning.

Monmouth, Ill UPI Harold Sheriff Blue Mound Ill Cedar Rapids Iowa Decatur Hall Nancy Beckett William Hali Kathleen Carrington Hal Sheriff Gary Larry Sims Larry

Mississippi Gov Johnson withdraws troopers from march route

In Greenwood Mississippi Governor Paul Johnson pulled most state troopers from guarding the Freedom Marchers, leaving four traffic controllers. A Negro leader warned of possible tragic incidents in the delta as the 100 marchers faced first arrests and harsh heckling since a June Meredith shooting. Dr Martin Luther King Jr planned a Winona rally as the march continued toward its disputed destination.

Greenwood Miss UPI Paul Johnson Mississippi Delta James Meredith Hernando Martin Luther King Jr Winona Johnson Jackson National Guard

Washington announces community preschool plans for next winter

Applications will be accepted starting June 27 for a Washington preschool to be run at Marion Ave U.P. Church. Children must be four by August 34 this year to enroll, with spaces limited. Fees run about $1.50 daily or $18 monthly, or $75 per semester. Classes meet three half days weekly and align with public school dates. Enrollment open to Washington Community School District children. details to be announced.

Washington Marion Ave U.P South Marion Washington Iowa Marion Avenue Washington Community School

Public notice of estate administrations and probate

Appointment of administrators for the estates of Helen Irene Tener and Clair Beaty. Probate of the will and appointment of executor for the estate of Clarence Roy Funston. Public notice records indicate court actions and fiduciary appointments to settle these estates.

Helen Irene Tener Clair Beaty Clarence Roy Funston

US Jets Dodge SAMs In Heavy North Vietnam Raid

U S planes dodged Russian made surface to air missiles during heavy raids on North Vietnam. B52s struck near the Cambodia border to blunt a possible Communist offensive. One Navy jet fighter was lost as a pilot radioed farewell while destroying his radio to prevent rescue decoys. A downed A4 Skyhawk was attempting rescue as missiles failed to net significant impact on American jets.

Saigon UPS U.S North Viet Nam Cambodia North U.S. Navy Duc Tan Vien Hoa Dao Vinh Air Force Panhandle

Elephants Rampage Through Chicago Suburb

Two adult elephants escaped from the Kelly-Miller Circus in a Franklin Park factory parking lot and roamed three nearby towns tearing lawns and blocking traffic. A police posse captured one about three miles from the site after a nearly three hour chase. officers from three communities assisted, with no injuries reported and many damage calls filling Franklin Park lines.

Chicago UPI Franklin Park India Kelly-Miller

Schuck Joins Iowa Driver Education Training Seminar

Richard W. Schuck a Washington safety consultant with the Department of Public Safety was among 21 Iowa driver education specialists in a Des Moines orientation on the Aetna Drive trainer system. The college credit course June 6 10 taught new methods for the behind the wheel classroom as Iowa extends driver education to all residents 15 21 under a new state law.

Richard W. Schuck Washington Des Moines Department of Public Safety Iowa State College of Iowa Extension Service

Girl sets self ablaze at Buddhist pagoda protest in Saigon

In Saigon the 19 year old girl attempted self immolation at Vien Hoa Dao pagoda in protest of Ky government. Rioting Buddhists clashed with police as troops moved into Hue and Saigon to quell unrest amid hunger strikes and militant leadership splits.

Saigon UPI Vien Hoa Dao Nguyen Cao Ky Thich Tam Chau Hue Thich Tri Quang Chau Thich Tink Khiet Thich Don Hau Tam Chau Viet Nam U.S

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