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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1968

Page

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Washington stores open Wednesday evening for Memorial Day

Washington stores will open Wednesday evening instead of the usual Thursday night due to Memorial Day. In Washington High School news students, including incoming sophomores, should report to the vocal music room for chorus and choir tryouts on May 29 31 and June 3 4 5 from 9 am to 4 pm. Commencement tonight at 8 pm features four seniors as speakers and scholarship presentations.

Washington Washington High School Jesse Knight Richard Koehler Jean Bode Diane Worley Michael Levy

School Committee Names Advisory Panel for District Needs

A Washington Community School District advisory committee will study area school needs using the North Central Association report as a basis. Members include E Kelly Schliapkohl, Allen Kinzler, Burge Hammond, plus high school teachers W Carlton Bump Katharine Waddell Roger Harrington and directors from districts 1 through 5 and their spouses.

Washington Community North Central Association E. Kelly Schliapkohl Allen Kinzler Burge Hammond W. Carlton Bump Katharine Waddell Roger Harrington Robert Carter Harvey Holden Louis Larsen T. J. Berdo Esther Birney Gilbert Wood Leo Mullikin Walter Pacha Lyle Wilson Dale Caldwell Leonard Llewellyn Calvin Wolf Robert Bates Calvin Larsen Paul Vaughn

Vietnam War Talks: Hanoi Standfast on War Aims

U S officials vow to press Hanoi to admit North Vietnamese troops in South Vietnam while North Vietnamese sources reject US coercion. Hanoi says it will sit out Paris talks until the United States agrees to end all bombing and acts of war. Xuan Thuy is cited, but US observers say his remarks show no real shift.

Paris UPI U.S Hanoi South Vietnam United States Xuan Thuy Vietnam Thuy North Vietnam Saigon

Navy hunts for overdue Scorpion amid 2100 mile Atlantic search

An armada of Navy hunter planes, warships, and submarines scours a 2100 mile Atlantic stretch from the Azores to Virginia for the nuclear powered Scorpion and its 99 crew. Vice Adm. Schade leads the 37 ship task force aboard Pargo as other submarines probe depths amid very bad weather. Admiral Moorer declares the Scorpion overdue not missing while officials press for contact, citing Thresher’s 1963 loss as a cautionary parallel.

Washington UPI Atlantic Scorpion Azores Virginia Capes Adm A.F. Schade Virginia Pargo Norfolk 6Th Fleet Mediterranean Thomas H. Moorer Naval Operations Navy Francis A. Glattery Virginia Beach Continental David M. Cooney Atlantic Fleet Headquarters Thresher New England

Turner irked by Hughes criticism

DES MOINES UPI Attorney General Richard Turner wrote Gov. Harold Hughes that his legal opinions are sometimes sought to shift blame rather than out of doubt. He cited reports Hughes criticized an opinion limiting $75,000 for art at the Grimes State Office Building and noted funds were diverted to partitions. Turner said the council acted on legal grounds and his role was misrepresented.

Des Moines UPI Lester EF. Ray Hoover High School Gregory Phillips Harold E. Hughes Richard Turner Turner Hughes Grimes State State Executive Council

Village under siege by North Vietnamese near Tam Ky

North Vietnamese troops attacked Hau Duc 18 miles from Tam Ky, shelling the village with 200 8mm mortars and burning homes. Civilian toll reported at least 50 killed or wounded as U S helicopter gunships aided local South Vietnamese defenders. Communications were cut, and the assault signaled a broader fearsome pattern in the Paris talks era.

Saigon Vps North Vietnam South Vietnam Hau Duc Wauke U.S Tam Ky

Summer Reading Program Opens at Washington Library

Youth from kindergarten through fifth grade are invited to join the Washington Public Library summer reading program from June 10 to July 5. Sessions run Monday through Friday 9 to 11 a.m. Parents should pick up children at noon. Led by Mrs. Billy Byrd, the program features helpers Barb Reisener Vicki Tucker Cathi Carter Pat Lechner Mary Morrison Cheryl Pfeifer with the theme Vacation Readers Go Everywhere.

Washington Public Library Billy Byrd South Iowa Avenue Byrd Omaha Nebraska University of Omaha The Baptist Church Barb Reisener Vicki Tucker Cathi Carter Pat Lechner Mary Morrison Cheryl Pfeifer

Beck Attacks High Taxes in Iowa Governor Bid

Centerville publisher Robert Beck told Cedar Rapids Optimists Club that Iowa’s high tax structure and hostile business climate drive out residents. He cited rise in tax ranking from 20th to 12th (1963-66) and warned continued spend tax policies will push away job producers and taxpayers. He urged action from chambers and leaders to curb outmigration.

Cedar Rapids, Iowa UPI Centerville Robert Beck Cedar Rapids Iowa Beck

Restore order in Louisville today

National Guardsmen and state and local police restored order early today in Louisville's West End after roving bands looted, burned cars, and hurled rocks at officers. Mayor Schmied called the disturbance well planned and attributed it to outsiders.

Louisville, Ky UPI West End Kenneth Schmied

French Leader Out As Peyrefitte Resigns In Crisis

Education Minister Alain Peyrefitte quits amid student unrest that sparked nationwide strikes. Police crackdowns across France arrest dozens and seize arms as de Gaulle, Mitterrand, and others warn of civil war and call for elections.

Paris UPI Alain Peyrefitte Charles de Gaulle Mitterrand De _ Gaulle France de Gaulle

Bomb damages Meridian temple in string of anti Jewish blasts

A dynamite charge destroyed the education wing of Temple Beth Israel in Meridian Mississippi in a predawn blast that shattered windows and damaged walls and roof. No injuries were reported. FBI agents opened an investigation as a taunting phone call warned the Baptist minister leading a conscience committee that the bomber was coming next. A reward of 10000 dollars was offered for information.

Meridian Miss UPI Temple Beth Israel Milton Schlager Harold O’chester Meridian Committee of Conscience Rabbi Schlager Committee of Conscience Lauderdale County Mississippi Jackson Here Perry E. Nussbaum

Weather forecast for Iowa by United Press International

Partly cloudy tonight with lows in the 40s. Wednesday will be clear to partly cloudy with highs in the 70s east and north and around 80 in the southwest. Thursday looks sunny with seasonable temperatures.

United Press International Iowa

Appointment of administrators and probate notices

Public notices report the appointment of administrators for the estates of Dale C. Novy and Linda Lee Simon and the probate of the will with appointment of an executor for Mary H. Smith. An application for a liquid transport carrier permit is also listed.

Dale C. Novy Linda Lee Simon Mary H. Smith

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