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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1965

Page

1

Unusual burning truck backs out of garage in mystery rescue

Paul Fern owner of a local bakery reports his delivery panel truck caught fire in the garage at about 1 45 am. The vehicle reportedly sounded its own horn and backed out onto the driveway as firemen arrived, seemingly moving in reverse under ignition until the battery exhausted. Fire chief Maynard Brown suggests a shorted wiring activated the horn and solenoid, releasing the truck from the garage and preventing greater damage to the Ferns’ home and car.

Paul Fern East Washington Street Fern Maynard Bill) Brown

Senators Clash Over Viet Nam Policy Debate

Senate reopens debate on President Johnson's Viet Nam policy as new Saigon regime faces criticism. Sen Church calls for UN role in peace talks and direct talks with Communist Viet Cong if part of North Viet Nam delegation, plus free elections in the South. Sen Javits urges a fresh support resolution. Sen Clark objects to public executions by the new regime and questions U.S. backing. Church warns against single minded anti Communist stance and urges constitutional role in foreign policy.

Washington UPI Senate Johnson Saigon Frank Church D-Idaho United Nations North Viet Nam South Viet Nam Jacob K. Javits Church United States

Church World Service truck to visit Washington in July

An urgent appeal requests donations of clean clothing for all ages and both sexes. Congregations should bring items to First Presbyterian Church basement on July 12 or 13, packed in sturdy cartons with church name and weight on the outside. Deadline for contributions is July 13 at 6 p.m.

Church World Service Washington First Presbyterian Church

Johnson to meet with Harry Truman in Kansas City

President Johnson will fly to Kansas City tonight on the way to San Francisco where he will address a United Nations anniversary event Friday. He will breakfast privately with Truman at 7 a.m. CST and then proceed to his Texas ranch for the weekend after spending the night at the Muehlerbach Hotel.

Washington UPI Johnson Kansas City Wil Harry Truman White House George E. Reedy San Francisco United Nations Texas Ranch Reedy Truman

Funeral services for Hoge Sadler scheduled

Pella Iowa UPI reports funeral services for H H Hoge Sadler a prominent Iowa weekly newspaper publisher were scheduled to be held today shaping public memorials for a notable figure in regional journalism.

Pella Ioa UPI H.H Hoge) Sadler Iowa

Health measure clears committee on bigger $6.8B bill

Senate Finance Committee approved a $6.8 billion health and welfare package including elderly care under Social Security. The panel added $300 million to the program and a higher Social Security tax rate to fund the plan, with employer and employee combined rates rising to 7.7 percent then 8.9 percent and 8 percent in future years. The full Senate will consider the measure after the July 4 recess, following House approval of a $6 billion bill and the committee’s added $800 million in costs.

Washington UPI Senate Finance Committee Senate House

Y YMCA offers northwoods canoeing trip for area youths

Washington area boys aged 14 and up are invited to join a canoeing and camping trip in the northwoods near the Canadian border. The Minneapolis Y and Manogyn plan a session from August 17 to 25 for Washington youths. The cost is 50 dollars and covers all but meals and travel, with a 10 dollar registration fee credited toward the total.

Northwoods Washington Ymca Minneapolis Washington Area

Notice of county hospital bond vote results and probate

Notice of results of vote on county hospital bond. Notice of probate of wills and appointment of executors for the estates of Jesse F. Moore and Orley L. Page. Notice of hearing on sanitary sewer line on Polk Street.

Jesse F. Moore Orley L. Page Polk Street

Homestead and Veterans Tax Exemptions Due Reminder

Washington County real estate owners eligible for homestead and veterans tax exemptions must apply before July 1. County assessor H Ernest notes state law requires annual applications by taxpayers. Many are covered by field assessors during annual personal property review. Those with status changes in the past year should ensure exemption applications are filed. Questions on eligibility may be directed to Mr Lund at the courthouse.

Washington County H. Ernest Lund Court House

Highway 78 to Get Asphalt Resurfacing

Iowa plans approve asphalt resurfacing on several roads including Highway 78 in Washington Henry and Keokuk Counties. The project covers about 31 miles from Highway 149 to Highway 218 near Olds, with work from Brighton to Coppock and Wayland. Total state cost around 7 million dollars.

Washington Henry Keokuk Olds Iowa Brighton Coppock Wayland

Williamsburg voters reject high school pool bond proposal

In Williamsburg Iowa the Williams burg Community School District rejected for the third time a 168000 dollar bond issue to build a swimming pool at the local high school. The measure failed 765 to 518, or 4594 percent of the 60 percent required for passage.

Williamsburg Iowa UPI Williamsburg Community

Saigon imposes wartime controls closes newspapers

Saigon's military government declared a state of war and cut press freedoms, closing 36 daily papers and planning two junta papers for a month. Premier Nguyen Cao Ky warned of drastic, temporary measures while mobilization remains unnecessary. UPI reported heavy U.S. air strikes north of Hanoi and a nearby Bien Hoa search and destroy mission with no American casualties.

Saigon UPI France Nguyen Cao Ky Viet Nam Hanoi Bien Hoa Cong 17Th Parallel North Ban Nuoc Chieu Ban Nuoe Chieu

British seek Geneva style peace push after Viet Nam talks

London sources say Britain and the Commonwealth pressed for a new Geneva type peace conference on Viet Nam. Prime Minister Wilson briefed the cabinet while noting broader channels may be explored with all 14 nations from the 1954 Geneva talks. The Soviet Union rejected meetings with the Commonwealth mission, urging Vietnamese-led settlement.

London UPI Harrold Wilson Indochina China United States Laos Cambodia Viet Nam Soviet Union Britain Commonwealth

Iowa Weather: Partly Cloudy With Weekend Showers Forecast

United Press International reports Iowa to stay partly cloudy tonight and Friday with developing showers and thunderstorms in the west and central portions. Coverage 20 to 40 percent. Lows mid 50s to mid 60s, highs in the 60s. Saturday looks partly cloudy with scattered showers and thunderstorms and little temperature change.

Iowa

Washington Mayor Warns on Fireworks Use

Mayor Cloud Willits of Washington today urged parents and merchants to follow the Town Code definitions of fireworks. The ordinance covers explosive devices and many children’s items, with exceptions for sparklers on wires, thin paper sparklers, and toy snakes without mercury. Police have been instructed to enforce the rules.

Washington Cloud Willits Willits

Nightcrawler brothers run booming bait business in Washington

Washington youths Ronnie and Russell Green, ages 15 and 13, operate the Green Brothers Bait Service from 807 Second Avenue. They supply night crawlers, minnows, crayfish, and more to about 170 weekly customers, handling thousands of worms and hundreds of fish each week. Their venture began three years ago with one refrigerator and has grown to three freezers, three aerated tanks, and a weekly wholesale order of 2,000 night crawlers and four pounds of minnows. They haul 300 gallons of fresh water every three weeks to refresh tanks and advertise 24 hour service.

Washington Ronnie Russell Green John Green Second Avenue Green Brothers Brothers Canada Atea Russell

Death of 88-year-old Dave Benson in Washington County

Dave Benson 88 died Thursday June 24 1965 after a two week illness. He lived at 404 East Washington Street and recently at Maplewood Manor Keota. Funeral Saturday at 2 p m at Jones Funeral Home with Rev Richard Peterson and Rev A W Yard. Burial Elm Stove Cemetery. He born September 2 1876 in Washington County son of David and Maria Benson. Survived by three children Mildred Benson Chicago John H Wagner and Rolland Benson Washington, three grandchildren and one stepdaughter Bessie Love of Big Springs Texas. Active in Baptist Church and Mason Lodge.

Dave Benson East Washington Street Maplewood Manor Keota Jones Richard Peerson A. W. Yard Elm Stove Mr. Benson Washington County David Maria Cooper Benson Washington Academy Bessie McKee Nellie Buwer Love Nelle Martin Washington Baptist Church Masonic Lodge Mildred Benson Chicago John H. Wagner Rolland Benson Bessie Love Big Springs Texas

Trade mission links Iowa Dutch trade and peace in Rotterdam

Governor Harold Hughes leads an 80 person Iowa trade mission to Holland with stops in Amsterdam and Rotterdam. A cocktail party for 100 Rotterdam businessmen featured a speech on closer trade relations aiding peace. Roswell Garst and Charles Kooima highlighted ties, noting Dutch and American learning from each other.

Rotterdam UPI Harold Hughes Iowa Hughes Holland Amsterdam Rotterdam Hilton Sults Roswell Garst Nikita Khrushchev Garst United States Charles Kooima Kooima

Lightning Kills Four At Butler Golf Shelter In Pa

Widespread storms from California to Maine ease after a two day rampage. Four men employed by Armco Steel were killed Wednesday when lightning struck a Butler Pennsylvania company golf shelter they huddled in. Flooding pushed river crests near Johnson's LBJ Ranch and spread from Arkansas to Missouri, with thousands displaced and millions in damage reported.

California Maine Pennsylvania Armco Steel Butler Pedernales Texas Arkansas Kansas Hinsdale N.H Georgia Carolinas Missouri Ozarks Missouri 38 Springfield Platte River Gothenburg Nebrask South Platte Colorado North Platte Diversion Dam Neb Red Cross

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