Rights are big issue in Maryland election
Maryland voters cast ballots under sunny skies in a Democratic presidential primary seen as a referendum on civil rights. George Wallace campaigned against the civil rights program while Sen. Brewster acted as Johnson’s stand-in. Final turnout neared 500,000 of 933,690 registered Democrats, with heavy activity in Baltimore and mixed results in county contests.
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Baltimore
UPI
Maryland
Johnson
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Montgomery County
Washington
Prince Georges County
Daniel B. Brewster
Baltimore County
Wallace
4-H Photo Club to meet Tuesday May 26
The second meeting of 4 H Club Photography members will be held on Tuesday May 26 at the Extension office in Washington, beginning at 7 30 p m. Jim Frier notes ten members attended the first meeting and others may join to learn photography. Project leaders Ken Bakehouse of Ken Rene Studio and Dallis Kinney of Washington Evening Journal assist. Members will take a roll of pictures and bring negatives for evaluation of mechanics and composition.
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Washington
Jim Frier
Ken Bakehouse
Rene Studio
Dallis Kinney
Washington Evening Journal
Richland garage fire held under control
Richland volunteers answered a 4 39 p m call to Allen's Chevrolet Garage where a trash fire escaped and set an oil barrel alight near the building fire was fought to a standstill. The oil blaze damaged wooden doors window frames and the roof tires on a nearby vehicle burned off. Damage total not yet known. Raymond Hadley manager of the garage.
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Richland
Allen
Chevrolet
Raymond Hadley
Caps gowns ready for W H S seniors
Washington High School seniors are urged to pick up their caps and gowns this week to allow alterations before baccalaureate and commencement. Principal Eleny Schlapkobl said they will be available at Klein Klothing Ko starting Wednesday afternoon, with a deadline of Friday evening.
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Washington High School
Eleny Schlapkobl
Klein Klothing Ko
City council rules on house moving decision
Washington City Council in regular session with all members present approved submitting airport runway plans and paving specifications to the Federal Board in Lincoln Nebraska. A bond sale ad was authorized for the runway project and Beachy House Movers of Kalona were permitted to move a residence on North Iowa Avenue upon owner consent. Citizens debated a sewer on West Monroe Street while Green Engineering Co. was tapped to estimate assessments. Three new drinking fountains for Central Park were approved for the anniversary celebration.
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Federal Board
Lincoln
Neb
Bob Huber
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Iowa Avenue
South Second Ave
Jefferson St
Iowa Ave
Beachy House Movers
Kalona
Beachy
North Iowa Ave
West Monroe St
Green Engineering Co
Cedar Rapids
Tocouncil
E. J. Vosika
Washington
Central Park
Evans
Delegates Named for State 4-H Conference and Camps
Washington County 4-H Youth Committee selected delegates for the State 4-H Conference in Ames June 10-13 and for summer camps at the State 4-H Camp near Madrid. Named to the conference are Jim Sheetz, Deanna Statler, Roger Griffith, Gary Kos, Charles Sojka, Patty Sheetz, Jerry Combs, Betty Earnest, Diana Miller, and Carol Wilson of Washington, plus Claudia Tinnes and Willard Larsen of Washington for the county council. Pre conference workshops start June 8. Health Camp delegates include Joe White of Ainsworth. Conservation Camp goes to Diana Hammen of Washington. Leadership Camp to Terry Mangold and Diana Reif of West Chester. Camp dates: Health and Conservation June 6-13. Leadership July 20-25.
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Washington County
Ames
Madrid
Iowa
Sally Smith
Jim Sheetz
Deanna Statler
Keota
Roger Griffith
Columbus Junction
Gary Kos
Kalona
Charles Sojka
Riverside
Patty Sheetz
Crawfordsville
Jerry Combs
Betty Earnest
Diana Miller
Carol Wilson
Washington
Claudia Tinnes
Willard Larsen
County 4H Council
Joe White
Ainsworth i
Diana Hammen
Terry Mangold
Diana Reif
West Chester
Laos Civil War Escalates as Pathet Lao Make Gains
Neutralist forces report ongoing fighting and a planned counterattack against the Pathet Lao who overran the Plain of Jars. Souvanna Phouma calls the Red offensive a ceasefire violation while his coalition government, despite a Communist boycott, remains in operation and fills three cabinet posts.
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Laos
UPI
Pathet_ Lao
Plain of Jars
Paksane
Mekong
Prince Souvanna Phouma
Kong le
Souvanna
Viet Nam
Pathet Lao
Muong Phan
Prince Souphanouvong
Souphanouvong
Rockefeller campaigns in California primary backed by Lodge group
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller arrives in Los Angeles to launch a two day Southern California tour as he renews his bid for the Republican presidential nomination. A Lodge for President Committee panel endorsed Rockefeller though not naming Henry Cabot Lodge, saying Rockefeller's views closely parallel the ambassador's. The committee said a Rockefeller slate could build eventual Lodge support at the San Francisco convention. Goldwater remains on the California ballot with his own delegate slate and no write ins allowed. Goldwater finished behind Rockefeller and Lodge in Oregon last week.
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UPI
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
California
Henry Cabot Lodge
Rockefeller
Draft Lodge For President
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
San Francisco
Lodge
Goldwater
Ambassador
Oregon
Weather in Iowa Tonight Through Thursday
Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with scattered showers and thunderstorms in the south. Cooler east tonight. Lows 50s north to near 60 south. Highs around 80 Wednesday. Thursday looks partly cloudy and warmer.
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Iowa
Many candidates flood Iowa primary campaign
Des Moines dispatch notes a record number of candidates entering the final two weeks before the June 1, 1965 primary. A 9 seat Senate and 16 seat House reapportionment boosts turnout with 94 Senate candidates and 324 House nominees. Incumbents seek re election amid district by district races and several retirements and withdrawals.
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UPI
Senate
House
House of Representatives
Vetern
Charles Hoeven
Alton
Fred Schwengel
Davenport
James Bramwell
Center Point
H.R. Gross
Waterloo
John Kyl
Bloomfield
Neal Smith
Altoona
Ben Jensen
William Hoskins Dies at Ottumwa Hospital
William Hoskins of near Pleasant Plain died this morning at Ottumwa Hospital. Funeral arrangements are pending with Gould Funeral Home in Brighton.
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Brighton
William Hoskins
Near Pleasant Plain
Ottumwa Hospital
Gould Funeral Home
Exile Returns? Cuban tensions spike as exile leaders loom
Cuban security tightened as Fidel Castro's guard held at readiness amid reports that exile chiefs Manuel Ray and Elroy Gutierrez Menoyo could lead anti Castro operations from abroad. Ray plans to return by Wednesday, in a bid tied to Cuba's independence anniversary, while Soviet and Cuban officials warned imperialists against interference and pledged support to Castro.
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Castro
Cuban Revolutionary Junta
JURE
Ray
Cuba
Spain
Elroy Gutierrez Menoyo
Washington Way cast sought for 125th anniversary spectacular
Mammoth pageant seeks 300 plus performers from Brownies to seniors for The Washington Way to be staged June 10 to 13 at the Washington fairgrounds. Featuring Charleston and pioneer dancers, Indians and more on a 300 ft multi level panoramic stage. Call Mrs Maxwell or Celebration HQ. costumes furnished. rehearsals short. produced by John B Rodgers Co.
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Washington
Washington Fairgrounds
Maxwell
Charleston
Pioneer Square
Mrs
Citizenship rights restored by court
About 110000 former naturalized citizens who left the United States may regain citizenship after a Supreme Court ruling that invalidated a law stripping rights. The decision held the rule created a second class citizenship and affected those abroad for five years or more. Angelika Schneider, a Smith College graduate, led the challenge. her citizenship and that of her four sons were restored.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Supreme Court
Angelika Schneider
Smith College
Cologne
Germany
United States
West Germany
Boy Testifies Abuse in Aggravated Assault Case
Spencer Churchill, nine, testified that his father Winston Churchill and mother Mary Churchill hung him by his hands and wrists during punishments. The father was found guilty and sentenced to six years in jail. the mother was acquitted. The boy described waking hung from a bedroom wall while expressing fear of living with his parents.
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Houston
Tex
UPI
Spencer Churchill
Spencer
Winston
Churchill Churchill
Mary
Reuben Hope
Margaret
Entire Court to Share in Awards for Washington’s Queen
The Washington 125th anniversary selects a queen and royal court. Prizes include a Chicago weekend for two, hotel stays, show tickets, travel wear, and cash. Princesses receive cosmetics, gift certificates, radios, and other gifts from local merchants. Voting via advance tickets supports the coronation week events June 9 to 14.
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Wolf
Novotny
Dayton
Richard Georg
Marcia’s
Artistic
Beauty Lounge
Crown of Beauty
Louise
Chicago
Conrad Hilton
Klung
Joe Falk Clothing
California
Seifert’s
Duncan’s
Paul
Phillips Drug Store
Thomassen
Variety Store
Washington State Bank
Underwood Olivetti
Farrell
Connelly Hardware
G. E. Travel Iron
Kneen’s
Parker Pen
Nicola
Harmon
Schoonover Drug Store
Sitler's
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Sears
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J. C. Penny Co
National Bank of Washington
Iowa Southern Utilities
Sport Shop
Payne’s
Pioneer Drug
Osincup Drug Store
Zelinsky’s Gifts Princesses
Stewart and Shearer
Fareway
Fuhr and Cochran
Credit Bureau of Washington
Washington Transfer
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