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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1966

Page

1

Real Estate Brokers Fight Housing Desegregation Ban

Alan L. Emlen of the National Association of Real Estate Brokers opposed a federal ban on housing discrimination as a blow to liberty. He testified before a House judiciary subcommittee, arguing that compulsory open occupancy infringes on homeowner freedom and the right to contract, in contrast to AFL-CIO support for desegregation measures.

Washington UPI Alan L. Emlen Filadelphia National Association of Real Estate Brokers NAREB House Pres Emlen

Iowa Weather: Fair Tonight Through Wednesday

Weather report for Iowa shows fair conditions tonight and Wednesday. Cooler air arrives from the southeast and extreme east tonight with lows in the mid 30s to lower 40s. Wednesday brings highs near 70 in the northeast to about 75 in the southwest with a forecast of fair skies and little temperature change on Thursday.

Iowa

Washington High to Hold 96th Commencement Ceremony

Four senior speakers will headline the 96th annual Commencement at Washington High School Thursday at 8 p.m. in the gym. The program includes a high school choir, trumpet solo by Don Kurtz, with Beverly Smith at the organ. Diplomas will be awarded to the Class of 1966, with invocation by Rev. Charles E. Cowell Jr. and benediction by Dr. Vernon G. Elgin.

Washington High John Phillips Sousa Dean Kurtz Jenta Chorpening Journal Tom Kuncl Washington High School Don Kurtz Beverly Smith Charles E. Cowell Jr Vernon G. Elgin Handel Lord Vernon Feuerhelm John V. Phleger Mollie Kneen Martin McCarthy Steve Keating Carol Wilson Dare Burge Hammond Dean W. Luers Board of Education Barbara Humston Sara Kephart

Guerrillas Kill Downed American Pilot Near Pleiku

US spokesmen report a U S Air Force O1F observation plane went down about 25 miles north of Pleiku and the pilot, initially alive, was later found dead after a ground search. Viet Cong reportedly reached him first. Earlier, US Navy planes bombed suspected Viet Cong positions near Tan Son Nhut airbase as fighting escalates.

Saigon APS Pleiku U.S. Navy Tan Son Nhut U.S. Army Viet Nam Nguyen (Ao Ky U.S

Struck by plane death of Iowa farm woman Edith Carlson

A 63 year old Iowa farm woman Edith Carlson was killed when the wing tip of a crop dusting plane struck her neck as it landed on a county road in front of her Des Moines County home near Yarmouth. Two pilots were dusting crops on the Carlson farm.

Burlington Iowa UPI Edith Carlson Hilmer Carlson Harold Nyberg Bob Mueller State of Michigan Nyerg Carlson Farm

Invitations for bids on new Washington County Hospital

Public notices announce bid invitations for the Washington County Hospital project. Details on bid requirements, submission deadlines, and contact information appear on page 6.

Washington County Hospital

Storms damage farms in Iowa

Strong winds likely tornadoes caused extensive damage to six farms near West Liberty and throughout Des Moines County. Barns, sheds, and outbuildings were destroyed or damaged on multiple farms including Donald Nichols, Orville Luedtke, Fred Leeman, John Dusenberry, and Andy Brader. The Sperry farmhouse also suffered extensive damage. No injuries were reported.

Iowa West Liberty Donald Nichols Orville Luedtke Fred Leeman John Dusenberry Ron Hike Kenneth Smith Sperry Des Moines Andy Brader Burlington

Flying saucer sighted over Rock Island

Two Rock Island policemen reported a brilliant white object hovering downtown at about 11 15 p m. The officers described it as an upside down plate that flashed on and off before clouds cleared and the object vanished after five minutes despite a second squad car being summoned.

Rock Island, Ill UPI Rock Island Lester Mazzarola Larry Raquette Mazzarola Raquette

Buddhists Rally Amid Hue Rebellion Clash and Ky Vows

In Hue militia led resistance to Nguyens Ky regime as Da Nang battles end with heavy casualties. Dinh renewed defiance noting betrayal while monks protest U.S. aid. Riots kill dozens and injuries tally rises with U.S. wounded.

Nang Saigon U.S Military Peoples Congress

Three Die In Car After Bridge Plunge At Panther Creek

Three youths drowned when their car plunged off a wooden bridge into 15 feet of water in Panther Creek near North Buena Vista Iowa. Richard Hefel 21 driver Carol Hefel 15 and Della Beizel 15 died. Matt Ruden 17 survived after escaping and swimming to the surface. The party had followed a high school graduation event.

North Buena Vista Iowa UPI Panther Creek Richard Hefel Carol He Mississippi Diane Boyce Diane Lee High School Holy Cross Ruden Guttenberg High School Auden Hefel Carol Famy Della Beizel Leo High School

Washington High seniors honored at Class Day program

Washington High School marked its annual Class Day with awards for scholastic and extracurricular achievement. Linda Johnson won the DAR Citizenship Award. Linda Jaspering and Al Brock received key awards from the DE program. Janet Talbot and Linda Johnson co-edited Hi-Life.

Washington High School DAR Dorothy Helscher Linda Johnson Ferne Leeper Les Leeper E. D. Morrison Iowa Bar Association Hubert Lehrer Chamber of Commerce Linda Jaspering Hi- Life Janet Talbot Janet Bernice Wilcke Jenta Chorpening Dean Kurtz Jean Gunnarson Mark Heilman Bill Hardy Terry Jungbluth Judy Kleese Max Meyer Marlene McAllister Susan Mitchell Sally Quinn Beverly Smith Bill Lee George Statler Mariene McAllister Judy Kleeese Chamber of Commerce DE al Brock Tom Gray Mike York Maria Simmering Dixie Smith Tonya Hernandez John Lechner Tom Lowe Jim Marshall Steve Keating Jim Logan Doug Cox Frank Sanders

Vandals Damage Picnic Tables in Sunset Park

Washington police investigate vandalism in Sunset Park after a group of youths threw four picnic tables into a pond from a bridge. One table broken, others stuck in mud. car tracks damaged grass. Police seek stiff penalties and citizen help to report further damage.

Washington Police Department Sunset Park The Journal Today

Temporary quarters for Goodwill workshop in Iowa City

Montgomery Ward and Company lease the vacated store to Goodwill Industries of Southeast Iowa for a shelter workshop. The lease runs to February 15, 1967, with operations starting July and interviews for handicapped adults beginning now. Initial staff expected 15 to 20, rising as funds allow, while a larger permanent facility is planned with a fund drive raised to 100000. Colonel Booker notes this is a temporary home and drive progress stands at 62000 pledged.

Montgomery Ward and Company Iowa City Goodwill Industries Iowa James Ferguson Montgomery Ward John Sissel Iowa Division of Vocational Rehabilitation Brooks W. Booker Ment Booker

Blood fluid from SUI aids wounded in Viet Nam

Iowa City researchers at the University of Iowa College of Pharmacy have produced a special blood processing fluid to reconstitute frozen blood. About 240 units monthly ship from the Philippines to Subic Bay and Da Nang for Navy processing. The technique allows blood to be kept up to two years, far longer than whole blood. It’s aimed at easing transfusion in humid Viet Nam where donators may take hours to recover.

Iowa City, Iowa UPI University of Iowa College of Pharmacy Iowa City Naval Hospital Subic Bay Philippines William W. Tester The University Mobile Blood Processing Center da Nang South Viet Nam Navy Tester

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