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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1966

Page

1

Repeal Threat to City Pool Hall Law in River City

Washington city council considers repealing an 1908 ordinance that criminalized pool billiards and bowling in public venues. If second and third readings pass, pool shooting fines and bans may end, with a new licensing plan likely to follow. The issue stirs concern about youth morality and local entertainment.

Harold Hill River City Washington Billy City of Robert Preston

GM chief denies using sex lures to discredit Nader

Washington GM President James M Roche testified before the Senate auto safety subcommittee that GM did not use sex lures or intimidation against Ralph Nader. He acknowledged a routine probe but rejected accusations of harassment or surveillance and denied hiring deceptive operatives or placing Nader under night‑time calls.

Nader Washington Subcommittee Roche New York Iowa Pennsylvania

Six killed in expressway crash near Chicago

Six persons died in a fiery auto truck crash on the John F. Kennedy Expressway in fog. The stalled car was struck from behind by a steel truck. the car’s top was sheared off and it caught fire. The truck driver Maurice Atkinson of Trevor Wis. was hospitalized with minor injuries.

Chicago UPI Maurice Atkinson Trevor Wis

Hillsdale 87 See Flying Object Over Campus

A Hillsdale County civil defense director and 87 co-eds watched a hovering unidentified flying object settle in a swamp near a college dormitory Monday night. William van Horn observed the object for three hours through binoculars as thunderstorms lashed the area. The prior night dozens of police and about 40 others reported a similar sighting near Ann Arbor. The Air Force asked Dr. H Allen Hynek to lead a formal investigation from Selfridge Air Force Base.

Hillsdale, Mich UPI Civil Defense William van Horn Hillsdale County Michigan Here Ann Arbor Mich Air Force H. Allen Hynek Dearborn Observatory Northwestern University Evanston Hynek Selfridge Air Force Base Mount Clemens van Horn

Killed in Viet Nam Private First Class Friese dies in action

Private First Class Willard John Friese age 19 died in Viet Nam on March 21 1966, the first Washington County soldier killed in the war. A 1965 Washington High School graduate, he joined the Marine Corps after graduation and was wounded at Phu Bai before his death. Survived by parents, siblings, and grandmother, funeral arrangements through Jones Funeral Home are pending.

Willard John Friese Viet Nam Washington County Charles Friese Route Three Washington Friese Phu Bai United States Marine Crops Washington High School Germany St. James Catholic Church Robert Warren Mary Catherine) Escher Terry Joan) Gent Wellman Francis of Bernard Donna Mae) Moeller Keota Marilyn Walter Everette Connie) Waters Minneapolis Minn Ed Lukavsky Jones Funeral Home

Tax plan prompts special Iowa legislative session bid

Republican candidate for Attorney General Joseph G. Bertroche proposes a special session to refund 1965 Iowa income taxes and raise bank time-deposit interest from 4 to 5 percent to fund the session. He says $300,000 yearly extra interest would cover costs and claim a windfall from withholding, while Gov. Hughes calls the charges of double taxation ridiculous and opposes refunding past taxes.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Joseph G. Bertroche GOP Bertroche Harold E. Hughes Bertrode Hughes

Washington City Council expands recreation and bonds plan

Washington City Council approved selling 540000 in assessment bonds and 90000 in general obligation bonds to finish 1965 street work totaling 293610.26, with 144000 funded by bonds after current payments. They budget $2500 for Green Field summer recreation, move toward a recreation board, and appoint Paul Gebhardt to coordinate with YMCA YWCA.

Washington Green Field Paul Gebhardt YMCA YWCA

Tornado hits near North English Iowa farm

A spring tornado touched down on the Vernon Miller farm five miles southwest of North English, Iowa, destroying multiple turkey sheds and a cattle shed and damaging corn cribs. No injuries were reported though 4,000 turkeys were housed nearby. Miller was asleep at 1 p.m. when the shed was torn away and neighbors described a funnel sighting.

Vernon Miller Iowa Miller U.S. Weather Bureau Des Moines

Iowa doctor cited for research work

University of Iowa Medical School pediatric professor Hans Ulrich Zellweger was named a finalist in the Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. Foundation international awards program. Senator Edward M. Kennedy announced the list highlighting his work in scientific research. The foundation, established in 1946 in memory of Lt. Joseph P. Kennedy Jr., has distributed over $25 million to support mental retardation research and related fields.

Boston UPI University of Iowa Medical School Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. Foundation Edward M. Kennedy D - Mass Hans Ulrich Zellweger University of Iowa Sen. Kennedy Joseph P. Kennedy Jr

Snow storm barrels out of Rockies with blizzard threats

A major storm roared from the Rocky Mountains bringing blizzard like snow heavy rain and high winds across the nation from the Rockies to the Middle Atlantic states. Hazardous driving conditions were warned in several states while cold spells prompted warnings from the Dakotas to Texas. Six killed in Chicago fog a patrol car overturned in Aurora two police hurt. Snow and wind battered Utah Idaho Colorado Wyoming Nebraska and Kansas with power outages and school closings. Rapid City and parts of Colorado received heavy snowfall as tornado watches briefly appeared in Indiana. Weather experts cited a clash of Arctic cold air and Gulf moist air as the storm’s cause.

United Press International Rocky Mountains Rockies Middle Atlantic States Dakotas Texas Panhandle Nebraska Wyoming Colorado South Dakota Kansas Chicago Aurora Ill Salt Lake City Utah Idaho Rapid City Midwest Kirksville Indiana New Mexico Weather Bureau Arctic Gulf of Mexico

Indonesian Reds Targeted in Nationwide Roundup

Singapore UPI reports Indonesian army units roamed Jakarta streets as leaders launched a nationwide roundup of Communists and sympathizers. Army chief Suharto grounded most air force planes and ordered raids on a secret agency linked to former Foreign Minister Subandrio.

Singapore UPI Jakarta Suharto Subandrio

Snow Likely Up Northwest. Rain Thunderstorms Elsewhere

Weather bulletin for Iowa indicates snow or rain changing to snow in the northwest with rain and thunderstorms elsewhere tonight. Snow may become heavy in the extreme northwest, winds will rise northerly across the state, and cloudiness will be widespread with snow to the west and north and rain to the southeast. Low temperatures range from the mid 20s to near 30 in the northwest to the 40s southeast.

United Press International Iowa

Probate of Will and Admin Appointment for Clyde V Brown

Notice announces probate of Clyde V Brown estate and appointment of administrator following his will. Also referenced are hearings and issuances related to Washington Street bonds and notice of sale of those bonds. The items indicate legal actions, bond issuance processes, and sale notices affecting Washington Street.

Fenn Implement Company Clyde Brown Washington Street

Air Force hits Viet Nam convoy. Marines press Viet Cong

Air Force planes on a North Viet Nam mission destroyed ten trucks and damaged 21 more in a 50-truck convoy 60 miles south of Vinh. Marines report 196 Viet Cong killed since the weekend in Operation Texas as napalm and bombs strike Quang Ngai. A4 Skyhawk downed, pilot rescued. Dalat airfield attacked but repelled. Ky promises to listen to complaints amid Buddhist protests over Thi’s dismissal.

Saigon UPS Viet Nam Panhandle Vinh U.S Texas Marine Corps Quang Ngai Utah Hue Ban Me Thuot Central Highlands Long Dalat Nguyen Cao Ky Nguyen Chanh Thi

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Tom Kuncl Shades OF River City By Tom Kuncl Pfc. Friese The Gebhardt Police Department Washington Streets City Sanitation Department Street Department Sanitation Department East Tenth City Planning Commission Stella Vacha East Madison Eleventh Harold Boyd Water and Light Department North English Storm Thi Saigon Reformatory Center
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