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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1964

Page

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Des Moines Governor Finds State to End Racial Bias

Iowa Gov. Harold E. Hughes issues Executive Order One directing all governor appointee agencies to adopt clear written non discrimination policies. It covers state offices boards and commissions plus employment services schools licensing and public works and requires review of personnel practices to root out discriminatory hiring assignments and advancement.

Des Moines UPI Harold E. Hughes Hughes Iowa Executive Department Commission On Human Relations United States General Assembly

McNamara eyes congressional briefing on Vietnam war progress

Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara, returning from Saigon, said he would be very happy to brief Congress on South Vietnam progress. He warned the war would be long and hard, with a plan to double Vietnamese air force pilots to about 800 and step up American training. He dismissed a Saigon report of a five to ten year war as an error and affirmed U.S. aircraft were well chosen for the conflict.

Washington UPI Robert S. McNamara South Viet Nam Congress Saigon McNamara House Armed Service Committee U.S Namara South Viet Nam

Plane crashes near Mt Charleston destroy homes in North Las Vegas

Five people die as a KC135 refueling mission miscue leads to a F105D jet crash. The pilot 1st Lt Raynor L Hebert 26 from Port Arthur TX steers toward a clearing avoiding barriers but hits a new housing tract near Lincoln Elementary School. Killed were dispatcher Betty Ledane 31 and three children plus Derwent Lowry 3 and Laurie Levy 3 months. nine homes burn. Brig Gen Boyd Hubbard states the jet could not reach safety area as it descended rapidly. Eyewitness Mrs Scott Green recalls the tragic event.

North Las Vegas New UPS Raynor L. Hebert Nellis Air Force Base Hebert Port Arthur Tex Mt Charleston Nellis Lincoln Elementary School Boyd Hubbard Scott Green Betty Ledane Las Vegas

Lodge Leads In Oregon GOP Primary Says Harris Survey

Oregon polling shows Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge with a solid lead over five rivals in the Republican presidential primary. Rockefeller, Nixon, and Goldwater chase second place far behind, while Rockefeller briefly overtook Nixon for that spot over the weekend. Lodge appears poised to finish where he started as the most popular candidate among those named.

Louis Harris Portland Ore Oregon Henry Cabot Lodge Lodge South Vietnam Rockefeller Nixon Goldwater New York Washington Post Co Los Angeles Times Syndicate

Rev Alfred Bertke Accepts New Duties in Bettendorf

The Rev. Alfred A. Bertke pastor of Washington Wellman Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd has accepted a call to Our Savior Lutheran Church in Bettendorf Iowa. He has led the combined Washington Wellman congregations for four years and will preach his farewell on May 31 before a vacation and taking up new duties in Bettendorf.

Alfred A. Bertke Washington-Wellman Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd Our Savior Lutheran Bettendorf Bertke Washington - Wellman Washington

Rites Saturday for Mrs Seeberger at St James Church

Funeral services for Mrs Helen M Seeberger will be held at 9:30 a.m. Saturday at St James Catholic Church with prayers at 7:30 p.m. Friday in Jones Funeral Home. Mrs Seeberger died Wednesday at Mercy Hospital in Iowa City. her home was 627 East Washington Street.

Helen M. Seeberger St James Catholic Church Jones Funeral

Harry Levy speaks at Kiwanis meeting in Washington

Kiwanis members heard Harry Levy, former postmaster at aiinguon, discuss Washington postal service operations. He highlighted a first class office employing 21 staff with about 130000 annual payroll and 210009 in last year’s business. New members Carlton Mangold Dick Paul Bob Reilly Marvin Smith were welcomed and a Sunset Park family picnic scheduled for Thursday May 2 at 6 pm.

Harry Levy Washington Postal Service Washington Kiwanis Club Lev Levy Carlton Mangold Dick Paul Bob Reilly Marvin Smith Sunset Park

Weather outlook with mild temps and scattered showers

Partly cloudy weather for Thursday night through Friday with warmer conditions in the east and south. Cooler in the far north Friday. Overnight lows Thursday night range from the lower 50s to the south. Friday highs reach the 70s to lower 80s, southeast to west. Saturday remains partly cloudy with a chance of scattered showers.

John Gamon Leads Washington Toastmasters Meeting

John Gamon presided as toast master at the Washington Toastmasters club gathering on Wednesday. The group meets weekly at 7 p.m. at the Captain's Table with Bob Miller as table topics chairman and five minute speeches by Bill White and John Myers.

John Gamon Washington Toastmasters Club Bob Miller Bill White John Myers

Rites Friday for Mrs Rosco Robertson

Funeral services for Margaret A Robertson 75 of Keota will be Friday at 3 30 p m at Powell Funeral Home Keota with Rev Marvin Miller officiating Burial will be in Keota Cemetery She was born April 1 1889 in Washington County daughter of Herman and Margaret Tinnes Trier She married Rob ert Rosco Robertson July 22 1908 in Keota They lived in Dutch Creek Township until her husband’s death in 1958 She was a member of New Haven Baptist Church She is survived by two sons Clayton and Cloyce both of Keota two daughters Meryl Richardson of Keota and Retha Hough of West Chester one sister Amelia Rush of Keota 11 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren

Keota Margaret A. Robertson Powell Marvin ‘Miller Mrs. Robertson Washington County Herman Margaret Tinnes Trier Robert Rosco Robertson Dutch Creek Township Mr. Robertson Robertson New Haven

Eisenhower Rejects Bid to Dictate GOP Choice

Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower declared strict neutrality in the Republican nomination race returning to Pennsylvania from California. He said he would support the eventual party choice at the national convention and would not lead a stop movement, stressing he would not dictate who Republicans should nominate. He hinted support for Pennsylvania Governor William Scranton but called any such decision Scranton’s. He plans no immediate talks and will follow the convention’s decision.

Harrisburg UPI Dwight D. Eisenhower West Coast Eisenhower Johnson Republican Party GOP Harry Goldwater Arizona San Francisco Pennsylvania William W. Scranton Scranton California

Washington Community School Board Debates Budget and Textbooks

The Washington Community School district board convened for a busy session approving graduating seniors, the eighth graders, and the administration building report from a architect and a structural engineer. They heard financials for activities funds, discussed community college survey, adult education report, and enrollment increases with 59 winter students across five classes. The board set two H. E. Shields scholarships at 500 and 400 dollars, hired Carol Olesons as junior high social studies teacher, approved aluminum doors for Lincoln school and blacktop resurfacing, and authorized purchase of a double B flat contrabass clarinet funded partly by activity funds. Summer enrollment reached 120, and a closed circuit TV trial at the junior high was reviewed.

Washington Russell Bannister Edward Hatchcroft H. E. Shields Carol Olesons Lincoln School Hutchcroft Logan Heilman

Washington queen pageant votes to fund city anniversary

Sixty five Washington area participants begin selling tickets to the queen contest for Washington’s 125th anniversary. Votes earned via tickets will select Miss Washington 125th, with a June coronation ball and a weekend in Chicago as major prizes.

Washington Chi Conrad Hilton Chicago Washington Way County Fair Grounds Marilyn Friese Karen Pohren Martha Young Karen Adams Jeanne Allison Diane Miller Karen Lou Hough Regina Barbara Beauchamp

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