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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1963

Page

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Iowa House presses tax compromise amid lengthy session

Iowa lawmakers reconvened to pursue a Senate backed tax-appropriations bill. Republican leader John Mowry pledged night sessions if needed to finish the tax measure aimed at broader property tax relief, while Gov Hughes signaled not committing to any specific bill amid ongoing negotiations with lobbyists and party aides.

Des Moines UPI Iowa House John Mowry Marshalltown House Harold E. Hughes Governor's Mansion Hughes Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Iowa Manufacturers Association Iowa State Education Association General Assembly Mowry John Kibbie Emmetsburg Charles Miller Burlington

Cholera Outbreak Reported On Iowa Farm In Southeast Highland Township

A Washington County farm in the southeast corner of Highland Township is quarantined over hog cholera exposure. The Iowa State Department of Agriculture notes 4,916 swine involved in April outbreaks statewide, with vaccination and movement controls emphasized to curb spread.

Washington County Highland Township Merritt Canady Iowa M.E. Pomeroy Animal Industry Division Iowa State Department of Agriculture Pomeroy Federal Minnesota Wisconsin

Governor Hughes Signs Iowa Liquor Bill for Drink Sales

Iowa Governor Harold Hughes signed the liquor by the drink measure using 41 pens, saying it marks a new era of lawfulness. The law takes effect July 4, though bars may not open that day. licensing steps will proceed carefully as local boards issue permits and the Liquor Control Commission approves licenses.

Des Moines UPI Harold FE Hughes Iowa Senate Democratic Andrew G. Frommelt Dubuque House Ray Eveland Kelley Bruce Mahan Iowa City William Denman Riley Dietz Walcott Republican Liquor Control Commission

Camera Man Attacked as Chicago Relief Distribution Draws Crowds

Thousands lined up for federal surplus food at the Abraham Lincoln Center in Chicago's South Side. NBC photographer George Lussow was knocked unconscious amid the crowd while filming. he suffered a concussion, facial lacerations and a lost tooth, with his camera taken. Police noted the crowd remained orderly until the assault.

Chicago UPI Abraham Lincoln Center George Lussow WNBQ Lussow Michael Reese National Broadcasting Co NBC Springfield Otto Kerner Senate George Drach Dunkin Abraham Lincoln ‘Center

High School Baseball Players Invited To YMCA Meeting

Young players aged for summer baseball are urged to attend a meeting at the YMCA. Wally Horn will direct the program and coach the boys this year to gauge interest in forming a YMCA summer baseball team.

YMCA Wally Horn Horn

Bowling Association Dinner and Tournament of Champions

The Washington Bowling Association holds its annual dinner tonight at Melody Lanes beginning at 6. The meal precedes the association business meeting, followed by the Tournament of Champions at 8 where winners from six leagues contend for the team crown.

Washington Bowling Association Melody Lanes

Twenty-Three Inducted Into Thespian Society at Washington High

Twenty-three new members were inducted into the local National Thespian Society at Washington High School Friday evening. Daryl Schultz, faculty sponsor, presented pins and certificates as parents and friends attended the ceremony. Members include Catherine Baker, Amy Blosser, Robin Bueghly, Daryl Cave, Dan Coon, Sarah Eicher, David Everetts, Pamela Farrell, Mary Kauffman, Christine Lemon, Susan Kleese, David McDaniel, Bonnie Miller, Lloyd Munson, Carol Ray, Vaughn Rinner, Judy Scranton, Steven Soucek, Allen Stewart, Nancy Turner, Nancy Waters, and James Wilson.

National Thespian Society Washington High School Daryl Schultz Catherine Baker Amy Jean Blosser Robin Bueghly Daryl Cave Dan Coon Sarah Eicher David Everetts Pamela Farrell Mary Kauffman Christine Lemon Susan Kleese David McDan

Cotton blocks feed grain bill in Congress

Senator Norris Cotton derailed a quick Senate vote on the House passed feed grain surplus reduction bill delaying action to seek longer debate. Democratic leaders aim to pass before May 21 to aid Kennedy wheat controls plans, while Javits dropped a civil rights amendment to preserve bipartisanship.

Washington UPI Norris Cotton R-N.h Cotton Senate Mike Mansfield Mont Everett M. Dirksen Iil Mansfield Jacob K. Javits R-N.y

Trail Ride and Horse Show by Washington County Saddle Club

On Sunday May 19 the Washington County Saddle Club hosts this year’s Southeast Trail Riders Association Trail Ride and Horse Show. Participating clubs include Des Moines County Fairfield Henry County Sawyer Stockport Baltimore Riders Fort Madison Louisa County and Salem. Riders depart 10 a.m. and return by noon at the fairgrounds. show begins 1:30 p.m. with no admission charge and events from pony to senior equitation and a new tie trail ride class. The piece notes Max Baer Jr. is the son of the late Max Baer.

Washington County

Radar delay scrubs Cooper world-flight launch at Cape Canaveral

L Gordon Cooper’s attempt to fly 22 times around the world was postponed 24 hours due to a faulty Bermuda radar tracking unit. Mercury officials planned a new 9 a.m. EDT Wednesday liftoff as weather conditions were reported favorable and preparations progressed at Hangar S.

Cape Canaveral UPI L. Gordon Cooper Walter C. Williams Bermuda Mercury Cape Cooper Christopher C. Kraft Mercury Flient Kraft Hanger S

Red Cross to Sponsor Home Nursing Instructor Course

The Washington County American Red Cross chapter will host a home nursing instructor course from May 22 to 29 in Odd Fellows Hall. Bea trice Streit, state nursing consultant, will instruct 7 to 10 p.m. Monday through Friday, focusing on training instructors to teach home nursing by films and TV.

Iowa Washington County American Red Cross Chapter Odd Fellows Hall Beatrice Streit Miss Streit American Red Cross Wmt-Tv Red Cross Army Signal Corps U.S. Public Health Service Office of Civil Defense

Circle of Safety car checks to be offered free

Washington Jaycees announce their annual Circle of Safety program offering a free ten point vehicle safety check Saturday on West Washington Street from C to D Avenues. Don Lawless leads the effort with mayor L C Willits endorsing the event and urging broad public participation.

Washington Area Washington Jaycees Junior Chamber of Commerce Don Lawless Circle of Safety L. C. Willits Washington

Weather Outlook Iowa Clouds Thundershowers Rise in Temperature

Increasing cloudiness tonight and Wednesday with scattered thundershowers likely west and central areas late tonight or Wednesday. Slowly rising temperature. Low tonight in the 50s. High Wednesday generally near 80.

United Press International Iowa

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