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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1965

Page

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Iowa Senate expansion nears law after House approves reapportionment

The Iowa House endorsed a Democratic backed reapportionment bill to add two seats to the Senate from 59 to 61 while keeping the House size unchanged. The measure, approved 437 to no by the House, now goes to Governor Harold Hughes for signing. Key opponents argued against increasing legislative size, and amendments on subdistricting and county representation were debated or defeated.

DES Moines UPI Senate House Harold E. Hughes Maurice Baringer Roelwein Adrian Brinck D - West Point Brinck Bernard O'Malley

New Iowa Daylight Saving Time Set For May 29

Iowa’s new daylight saving law requires clocks to advance one hour at 2 a.m. on Memorial Day weekend. Attorney General Lawrence Scalise confirmed the change, noting an exception if Memorial Day falls on a Sunday, then the shift occurs the preceding day. Residents will adjust Friday night and be in sync with the state on Saturday morning May 29.

Iowa Lawrence Scalise Attorney General’s Office John C. Owen Harold Hughes

Rites for Simpson infant on Saturday

Graveside rites for an infant child of Laird D. Simpson Jr. and Jimmie Lou Frank Simpson born and died May 25 1965 at the Base Hospital on Offutt Air Force Base in Plattsmouth Nebraska will be held at 3 p.m. Saturday at the Ainsworth Cemetery with Rev Dale Brehmer officiating. Survivors include the parents two brothers paternal grandparents and maternal grandmother.

Laird D. Simpson, Jr Jimmie Lou Frank Simpson Offutt Air Force Base Plattsmouth Neb Ainsworth Cemetery Dale Brehmer Michael Laird Rickey Allen Laird Simpson Ainsworth Mae Harris Omaha, Neb

Mid Prairie names 1985 valedictorian and top seniors

Ron McClellan son of Mr and Mrs Dave McClellen was named valedictorian of the 1985 graduating class at Mid Prairie during the Night finals on Tuesday May 25. Diana Reif daughter of Mr and Mrs William Reif was named salutatorian. Other top ten per cent seniors include James Groff Carol Weaver Elaine Williams Virginia McDowell and Beth Vodicka.

Ron McClellen Dave McClellen Mid- Prairie Diana Reif William Reif James Groff Carol Weaver Elaine Williams Virginia McDowell Beth Vodicka

Notice of Quad City Culligan Water Conditioning Inc

Proceedings of county supervisors May 18 record notice of incorporation for Quad City Culligan Water Conditioning Service Inc. filed with the county clerk. Public records indicate incorporation details and official filing on May 18.

Proceedings of County Supervisors Quad City Culligan Water Conditioning Service, Inc

Terrorist bombs rock La Paz amid civil tensions

A wave of bombings hit La Paz with dynamite charges in at least four suburbs Villa Victoria San Pedro Templadorani Manaypan and behind army barracks in Mira Flores. Heat gunfire and casualties reported while power losses followed electrical short circuits.

LA Paz Bolivia UPI la Pay Villa Victoria San Pedro Templadorani Manaypan Miraflores Bolivian Power Company

Europeans to receive Iowa booklet ahead of Hughes tour

A 12 page color booklet highlighting Iowa's industry agriculture and culture will be distributed in Europe before Gov. Harold E. Hughes Sell Iowa tour next month. The Iowa Development Commission said distribution will target Great Britain France Germany Italy and Holland.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Europe Harold E. Hughes Iowa Development Commission Great Britain France Germany Italy Holland

Handicapped Kids Attend Annual Fish Day at Lake Darling

The Chicagua chapter of the Izaak Walton League hosted 22 University Hospital School students and 11 from Washington Hospital Trainable School for Fish Day. About 220 bullheads were caught with meals provided. awards went to top fishers and others. Miss Virginia Petty said the event is the year's biggest outing for the handicapped children.

Becky Westendorf Oelwein University Hospital Iowa City Lake Darling Izaak Walton Becky Chicagua Town State Conservation Commission Journal Dallas Kinney Irak Walton League University Hospital School Town City Washington Hospital Iowa State Conservation Commission Izaak Walton Club Virginia Petty Erica Wonder Waverly Erica

New pastor named for Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd

Rev William Yunk a Concordia Seminary graduate will lead the Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd in Washington. He plans to move in mid July and be installed July 11. He is 29 with four children Cathy Cindy Carl and Carolyn. He previously lived in Detroit and served vicarage in Glen Dive and Fallon Montana. Rev Alton Koch has led the parish since last June after Rev A Berke left for Bettendorf.

William Yunk Concordia Seminary Springfield Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd Washington Yunk Cathy Cindy Carl Carolyn Montana Alton Koch Faith Lutheran Mt. Pleasant A. Berke Bettendorf

Threats to Iowa Governor Highlight Security Push

Governor Harold E Hughes disclosed a veiled threat and other invasions of privacy since 1963. A psychotic caller warned of killing him, prompting calls for heightened security at the governor's mansion as legislators debate a 250000 dollar mansion project.

Des Moines UPI Harold E. Hughes Hughes

Marine Corps League to Decorate Graves Sunday Afternoon

The Harry Barker detachment of the Marine Corps League will meet Sunday afternoon to conduct out of town memorial services. All members are urged to attend. A firing squad color guard and bugler will decorate graves in Keota Harper Sigourney and What Cheer. Members meet in front of city hall by 12 45 p.m.

Harry Barker Marine Corps League Graves Keota Harper Sigourney What City Hall

Iowa House approves windfall withholding tax plan

The Iowa House Ways and Means Committee approved a withholding tax plan aimed at $251 million in windfall revenue next year. If enacted, state income tax would be withheld from paychecks like federal taxes, effective Jan 1, 1966. Governors and lawmakers argued over forgiveness vs windfall, with critics warning of future revenue shortfalls.

Des Moines UPI Iowa House Ways and Means T Senate House Harold E. Hughes Lloyd Jackson Clinton Carroll Redfern Donnelson Floyd Edgington Sheffield

Local Young People Leave on UN Trip Friday

A group of 30 youths from Washington Methodist Church with six sponsors will depart Friday at 9:30 a.m. by chartered bus for New York City to visit the United Nations, Times Square Motor Hotel, Circle tour, Riverside Church services, art shows, and the World’s Fair, returning midweek.

Washington Methodist Church New York City United Nations Methodist Youth Fellowship New York Times Square Motor Hotel Riverside United Naions Radio City

Clearing and cool tonight with frost in parts

United Press International reports clearing skies and cooler air tonight with frost or freezing temperatures expected in the north and west and scattered light frost in the southeast. Friday brings fair skies and warmer temperatures with lows around 30 to 35 in the northwest and north central regions and near 40 in the southeast. Highs Friday in the 60s.

Iowa Senate approves higher unemployment benefits plan

The Iowa Senate approved a bill by 34 to 24 to raise maximum weekly unemployment pay from 44 to 49 dollars with an escalator tied to average wages. The measure, a labor victory, was watered down from a House plan offering as much as 64 dollars for workers with four or more children. Senator Jake Mincks led the bill, while opponents warned of higher costs for employers, especially small businesses. The bill ties benefits to 58 percent of average wage, with a $49 cap under current Iowa data, and projects higher averages if wages rise.

Des Moines UPI Iown Senate Jake Mincks D - Ottumwa Iowa Federation of Labor Senate Jack Schroeder Betendorf Iowa Schroeder Andrew Frommelt Mincks

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