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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1965

Page

1

Quiet return as rival Dominicans clash for power

Santo Domingo reported quiet as two rival governments jockeyed for power two weeks after a revolution. A new junta led by Maj. Gen. Antonio Imbert Barrera was sworn in promising to save the Dominican people from Communism, while Col. Francisco Caamano Dena heads a rival faction loyal to ex-President Juan Bosch. Marines guard the city as the downtown area remains ringed. Caamano says he will serve Bosch’s term and abolish general ranks.

Santo Domingo UPI Antonio Imbert Barrera Francisco Caamano Dena Juan Bosch Caa Mano Pruyiswn U.S Caamano Cano Imbert Elias Wessing Wessin Wessin Donald Reid Cabral Col Pedro Benoit Carlos Grisolia Paloney Alejandro Zeller Cocco Julio Postigo Dominican Republic

Two ex council members aid hung jury in Ku Klux Klan murder case

In Hayneville Alabama two former pro segregation Citi zens Council members refused to convict the Ku Klux Klan member charged with killing Viola Liuzzo. The jury ended in a hung verdict as one ex member said he would have stuck with an acquittal.

Hayneville, Ala UPI Citizens Council Viola Gregg Liuzzo Billy R. Cheatham Cheatham Martin Luther King Cheatham Dan Lee Council Wilkins Fairfield Ala Rowe

200th traffic death toll hits Iowa in 1965

Des Moines teenagers Philip Galvan, 16, killed when his car left Town 415 north of Des Moines and struck a pillar on Interstate 80. Frank Schatz, 22, Cedar Rapids, died when his motorcycle hit a utility pole near Anamosa. William Davis, 44, Davenport, died after a U.S. 6 crash. Ruth Davis, 50, died Friday from injuries. The toll for 1965 reaches 200, 33 fewer than last year at this date.

Phillip Galvan Des Moines Frank S. Schatz Cedar Rapids Elvin Mastain City US. 151 Anamosa Jones County William Davis Davenport U.S Daven Ruth

Johnson speech outlines Atlantic unity and East West trade

President Johnson spoke via the Early Bird satellite to Europe marking World War II’s end anniversary. He urged Congress to expand U S trade with Communist bloc nations to erode the Iron Curtain and emphasized end to narrow nationalism and a united Atlantic community backed by strong defense and cooperation with the Soviet Union.

Washington UPI Johnson Europe Atlantic U.S Congress United States Germany Rich Soviet Union League of Nations Sui

Ainsworth student art on display in Cedar Falls Sunday

Four graduating seniors from the State College of Iowa will hold art shows Sunday through Friday with Sunday viewing from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. Exhibits include commercial art, ceramics, oil paintings, and drawings. Chris Rembold of Ainsworth, James Carver of Waverly, Linda Enockson of Humboldt, and Judith Canque of Kahuku Hawaii display in various campus venues.

Cedar Falls State College of Iowa Chris Rembold Ainsworth Music Building James Carver Waverly West Gallery Arts and Industries Linda Enockson Humboldt Judith Canque Kahuku Oahu Hawaii Campbell Hall

Camping Workshop In Madrid Iowa Trains Extension Staff

Ken Cunel of Washington County Extension attends the Extension Camping Workshop at State 4 H Camp Center in Madrid. Twenty seven new extension staff participated in the annual event to learn camp planning, youth development and the values of outdoor education including safety, health, personal growth and appreciation of nature.

Ken Cunel Washington County Madrid Iowa

Weather forecast for Iowa with showers and storms

United Press report notes variable cloudiness and showers with thunderstorms across more than half the state this afternoon. Southwest winds reach 25 to 35 mph in southern areas. Tonight, temperatures fall to the mid 50s northwest to mid 60s southeast. Tomorrow brings mostly cloudy skies with continued showers and thunderstorms across over half the state. Highs range from the 170s northwest to the 8s southeast.

United Press Ternational Iowa

Marine shot while distributing books in Vietnam

In Lemy near Da Nang a Marine lance corporal was killed by automatic fire while aiding a psychological warfare team distributing school books candy and food to children. The attack occurred as a small Viet Cong force fired from a house, with a British cameraman aiding the relief effort and a scout also killed.

Lemy South Viet Nam U.S da Nang Tnira Tram Dai Minh Independent Television of London Minh

Jets hit three North Viet Nam targets in heavy attack

About 200 American jets struck three military sites in North Viet Nam near Vinh and Da Nang, including a field a barracks and a radar station. Navy air power pounded airfields while Seabees labored to build runways at Chu Lai, as ground fighting intensified with Viet Cong attacks near Saigon and Da Nang. Two more Americans were killed and several wounded in separate mine incidents, with ambassador Taylor visiting paratroop bases as 173rd Airborne Brigade transfers begin.

Saigon UPS Viet Nam U. S da Nang Navy Seabees Chu Lai U.S Limon Here Maxwell D. Taylor Vung Tau Bien Hoa 173Rd Airborne South Viet Nam Binh Dinh Province Phu Yen

Flood crest near St. Louis ends month of flood

The Mississippi River crest passed just north of St. Louis near the Missouri mouth, signaling a slow drop after a month of record flooding from Minnesota to Missouri. Army engineers said flood danger remains only if levels rise again, but north of the Missouri River is holding or dropping.

ST. Louis UPI Missouri Minnesota Army Corps of Engineers Mississippi

Tornado Toll Tops Thirteen in Minnesota Suburbs

National Guardsmen protected ruined lakeshore homes from looters as workers searched for more bodies after a tornado spree near Minneapolis. More than 400 injured, 312 homes and vast property damaged. aid and federal disaster status extended, with VP Humphrey set to inspect the path.

Minneapolis UPI Karl F. Rolvaag Red Cross Minnesota Lake Shore Johnson Hubert Humphrey Waverly Minn Lakeside

Area seniors attend County Court Day

About 250 Washington County high school seniors took part in the annual County Court Day at the Washington County Court House on Friday May 7. Presiding judge was Honorable R G Yoder in morning and afternoon sessions. Student jurors included Julie Hobbs Susan Roth Dennis Schoonover Judy Rittenmeyer Barbara Stettler Kurt Grierson Mary Emblee Elaine Williams Terry Carson Edward Hazelton Linda Novy Monica McCarthy.

Washington County Washington County Bar Association Washington County Court House R. G. Yoder Julie Hobbs Mid - Prairie Susan Roth Washington Dennis Schoonover Judy Rittenmeyer Highland Barbara Stettler Kurt Grierson Mary Embree Elaine Williams Terry Carson Edward Hazelton Linda Novy Monica McCarthy

Seek survivors of ship collision

In Mackinaw City Michigan a sunken freighter Cedarville left seven seamen missing after a collision with the Topdalsfjord. A search by helicopters small boats and coast guard cutters began at dawn as fog storms and 40 degree waters thwarted hope of survivors.

Mackinaw City Mich UPL Cedarville Straits of Mackinac Topdalsfjord Great Lakes Lake Michigan Lake Huron Coast Guard Mackinaw Sundew Naugatuck Bois Blanc Island

To visit mother after 38 years in Ft. Smith

Fort Smith Arkansas United Press International reports 39 year old Ft Chaffee sergeant Roy Hollingsworth will spend Mother's Day with his mother for the first time in 38 years. His mother Mrs Delra Hale lives in Barbourville Kentucky and will join him for church and dinner. He learned his mother was alive after his father’s death last October and a brother helped locate her.

Fort Deposit al A FBI Collie Leroy Wilkins Jr Liuzzo Charleton Purdue Arthur 8 U.S. Highway 80 Montgomery Fort Smith, Ark UPI Ft. Chaffee Delra Hale Barbourville, Ky Roy Hollingsworth Percy Hollingsworth Cincinnati Barbourville Sergeant Hollingsworth

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