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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1963

Page

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Iowa House Overrides Governor Veto On Interim Appointment Bill

Des Moines Iowa Republicans push a straight party line 78 to 29 to override Gov Harold Hughes veto of an interim appointment bill Democrats denounce political blackmail The measure now becomes law after adjournment with effect set after the session ends and blocks future gubernatorial interim appointments unless later action is taken by lawmakers

Des Moines UPI Iowa House Senate Harold FE. Hughes J. W. Grassley Ida Grove Hughes Corbin Crawford Ainsworth Board of Control Robert Barry Danville Highway Commission

Southeast Iowa Red Cross Gathering in Ottumwa

Washington County Red Cross sent five delegates including Dwight Bode and Robert Everetts to the Southeast Iowa Association meeting in Ottumwa. Attendees signed by laws uniting chapters for resource sharing and training in disasters. Windstorm relief reports were presented during the program.

Washington County

Little Enthusiasm For U S Lottery

In Washington UPI reports Congress showed little appetite for a national lottery as New Hampshire moves forward. The Justice Department will monitor the state law to avoid federal violations while longtime advocates push for a nationwide scheme.

Washington UPI New Hampshire Congress Justice Department Senate Everett Dirksen R-Ill Paul A. Fine R-N.y Roman Pucinski U.S Pucinski

Bridge Marathon Party Scheduled for May 9

The final party and awards presentation of this year's Y's Men's Bridge Marathon will be held May 9 in the YMCA community room, announced chairman Leon Hillman. Any scores not yet turned in should be submitted by Friday to finalize totals and determine winners. Up to thirty tables are expected, with one section for duplicate bridge.

YMCA Leon Hillman

900 Attend County Art Exhibit at Public Library

Officials of the county art exhibit sponsored by the Fortnightly Club Applied Arts department reported strong turnout. A tabulation shows 900 persons viewed 91 entries on display at the public library during the last week.

Applied Arts Department of

Deputy U. S. Marshal Speaks to Y's Men

Richard Greve deputy United States marshal from Davenport spoke at the Washington Y's Men's Club Tuesday. He detailed the duties of the federal marshal service and shared personal experiences including recent events at the University of Mississippi during the integration uprising.

Richard Greve United States Davenport Washington Y's Men's Club

Y's Men's Play Opens Tonight at Washington High

The Y's Men's Club presents You Cant Take It With You at the Washington high school auditorium with a home talent cast and several new local performers. Performances run for three nights starting at 8 o clock this evening. Tickets remain available at Osincup's Drug Store and at the high school before curtain.

High School Washington Y's Men Osincup

Delegates Named for State 4-H Conservation and Health Camps

Gretchen Miksch and Gary Shebeck were selected to represent Washington County at State Health and Conservation Camps. Both camps run June 10 to 15 at the State 4-H Camping Center in Madrid, Iowa, serving hundreds of campers across four distinct areas.

Washington County Merritt Canady Gretchen Miksch Gary Shebeck Gretchen Robert Miksch Washington Gary Alvin Shebeck Marion Marjorie Wulf Ainsworth David Walker Keota

Davis Brothers Win Farm Project Contest in Ottumwa

Don and Dave Davis won first place for their cattle guard in the Valles Supply Welding Contest in Ottumwa. The Washington High School FFA members will receive the award at a May 10 dinner in Ottumwa. Gary Wagner also entered a loading chute.

Don Dave Davis Ottumwa Verne Knecht Washington High School Future Farmers of America John Davis Gary Wagner Wayne Wagner FFA Davis Brothers

GAO cites vague Air Force TFX cost figures in bid comparison

Comptroller General Joseph Campbell told Senator McClellan that Air Force cost estimates for the TFX fighter were too vague to judge the General Dynamics and Boeing proposals. The GAO will audit figures to determine value to the taxpayer amid the Tex contract dispute and conflicting testimony from McNamara. Hoffa says wartime power is required only in war. Redevelopment: lawmakers seek higher loan limits to spur urban and nonurban redevelopment. Bowles endorsed as ambassador to India by Senate voice vote.

Boeing Defense Robert S. McNamara McNamara McClellan Air Force Campbell GAO General Dynamics Hoffa Teamster James R. Hoffa Congressional House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee Senate Banking Subcommittee Bowles Senate Kennedy Chester Bowles India

Wrecking House Reveals Historic Richmond Log Cabin

A Richmond cabin dating to the mid 1800s was uncovered during demolition of a home owned by Bar ney Sakulin who plans to preserve the log structure at another site. The cabin has no roof or openings and sits beside Sakulin’s new house, with local history notes tracing land ownership and 1866 Richmond life.

Richmond Barney Sakulin Mr. Sakulin Washington Sakulin Richard Fisher West Chester Fisher Howard Burrell Washington County Thomas B. Dawson Hill Dawson Stewart and Shearer Elijah P. Uaigler John O'Loughlin John B. Webster Samuel Billingsley Phillip Smith George Welte John M. Jones Joseph Bloknick J. Mentlick John Wesely John Sakulin County Court House George Frederick Welte Washington Public Library

Weather Summary for Iowa Warmth and WInds Through Monday

Generally fair and warmer weather continues with increasing southerly winds in the west. Thursday brings increasing cloudiness windy and warmer with lows in the 40s northeast to near 50 southwest and highs near 70. Friday outlook partly cloudy and a bit warmer. The five day forecast shows temperatures averaging about 5 degrees above normal with a rise early then a mild period before cooler Sunday and Monday.

Iowa

Post Office Plans Five Digit Codes for Mail Sorting

The Postmaster General announced a five digit postal code system to aid electronic mail sorting. Large volume mailers like banks and publishers will pre-sort by code areas, then the public will include code numbers in return addresses. The code’s first digit marks a national service area, the second a subdivision, the third a specific post office, and the last two digits denote metropolitan postal zones and delivery station.

J. Edward Day

Iowa House Sinks Dry Bill Turns Attention to Senate

In Des Moines the Iowa House rejected a dry liquor by the drink proposal 59 to 49 and shifted to the Senate approved measure as debate on liquor policy began. Lawmakers wrestled over the best vehicle for passage while a long luncheon break allowed amendments to be filed. Representative Ossian announced southwest lawmakers abandoned their threat to oppose the liquor bill if sales tax remained low, signaling possible Senate tax resolution.

Des Moines UPI Iowa House Conrad Ossian Red Oak 7Th Ossian Senate William Scherle Henderson Raymond Fisher Grand Junction Lorne Worthington Lamont

Services Thursday For Mrs Westrick

Funeral services for Mrs Vanora Westrick 74 long time Kalona resident will be at 2 p m Thursday at Petersolm Funeral Home with Rev Edward Philgreen in charge Burial will be in Sharon Hill Cemetery She died Monday afternoon at a son’s home in Cedar Falls

Kalona Vanora Westrick Petersolm Edward Philgreen Sharon Hill

Haiti to Free 22 Political Refugees in Embass y

Haiti agrees to grant safe exit to 22 political refugees sheltering in the Dominican Embassy in Port au Prince. The move follows Dominican charges of an embassy search, a threatened military response, and a tense U.S. naval pullback as OAS investigators visit Santo Domingo.

Port AU Prince Haiti UPL Dominican Republic Francois Duvalier Caribbean Hispaniola Organization of American States OAS Duvalier Bosch Rafael Trujillo U.S. Navy United States Gulf of Gonaives Santo Domingo U.S Alberto Zuleta Angel Colombia

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