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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1969

Page

1

Memorial Day week activities and local notices

Washington YMCA closes for Memorial Day with open swim today 4 to 5 pm and Saturday 10 to 11 am. band performs in Central Park 9 to 9 30 am Friday before parade at 10 am. street cleaning tonight and a no parking plea. Picket planned at Shea Stadium June 5 to push Mets quota claim. Federal court sentencing June 25 for Eugene Taxpayers Protective Association head. Davenport and Ottumwa bond votes on school construction. Dayton recreation supervisor fired over unauthorized peanut brittle purchase.

Washington Central Park Cal Shanks Washington Business District Orville Long Eugene, Ore UPI The Eugene Taxpayers Protective Association Charles L. Potter U.S Portland

Washington High School 1969 graduates honored at commencement

168 seniors from Washington High School’s Class of 1969 were recognized at the 99th annual commencement program held in the school gym. Four seniors spoke, 22 shared in 23 scholarships totaling over 5200 dollars for higher education. Recipients included Mary Christine Lechner and Debra Ann Roth among many others from local clubs and organizations.

Washington High School George W Ella Griffith Theodore Wayne Witthoft Henry E. Shields Mary Christine Lechner Sheryl Ann Sojka John T. Sampson Debra Ann Roth Lewis M. Meeks Thomas Frederick Helfrich Helen E. Lewis Linda Marie Witthoft Campbell Linda Dale Mitchell Sue Ann Lowe Keith I. Norton Terry Lee Glandon David Tindal John Russell Green Jesse Knight Greg Hillman Marsha Kron Thompson Rodgers Ivy Russell & Knight Burge J. Hammond Earl Rae Richard McFate Brahms Einar Fetterman Mark Bayert Susan Anderson

Verbal clash at Paris Vietnam peace talks turns hostile

UPI reports the 19th Paris session ended with sharp exchanges. Ambassador Lodge condemned North Vietnamese demands as illogical and urged clarity on troop withdrawals while Ha Van Lau rejected mutual troop pullback and accused Nixon proposals of prolonging war.

Paris UPI Vietnam Henry Cabot Lodge Hanoi Ha van Lau Lodge Nixon South Vietnam Xuan Thuy North Vietnam Saigon Thuy U.S Republic of Vietnam National Liberation Front Lau United States

Intercepted memo on Washington County Fish Day project

An intercepted memo praises the Washington County Fish Day as one of the finest projects known. The note is signed by WEJ and mentions IZAAK WALTONS in the body.

Izaak Waltons Washington County

Probate of will and executor appointed for Esther V Griggs

Notice to bidders for sewer and water line construction at Lake Darling Park outlines estate proceedings for Esther V Griggs with executor appointment and bid requirements for the municipal project.

Esther V. Griggs Lake Darling Park

Fish Day at Lake Darling Aids Handicapped Children

Eighteen handicapped children from Children's Hospital Iowa City attended Lake Darling for the annual Fish Day sponsored by the Izaak Walton League. The event, aiding stock of bullheads from the State Conservation Commission, ended with a picnic at the league clubhouse and awards. Iowa City group winners included Terry Kasperson with 41 fish and Jimmie Kent Muscatine with the longest catch. Washington group winner was Doug Witte toe with 15 fish. others received dual honors for least fish and first catch.

Children’s Hospital Iowa City Lake Darling Izaak Walton League State Conservation Commission Special Education School Washington Iowa City Group Terry Kasperson Jimmie Kent Muscatine Gale Rutledge Tama David Henderson Doug Wittetoe Shelia Leinbach Columbus Junction Marcha Gerling Grandview

Justice Douglas Under Fire Over Avante Garde Article

UPI Washington Sen. Paul Fannin blasts Supreme Court Justice William C. Douglas for writing in Avante Garde published by Ralph Ginzburg, a man previously convicted of obscenity. Fannin questions propriety and potential resignation, noting pay to Douglas and ties to the Albert Parvin Foundation.

Washington UPI Supreme Court William C. Douglas High Court Paul J. Fannin R-Ariz Avante Garde Ralph Ginzburg Ginzburg Douglas Fannin Phoenix New York Albert Parvin Foundation Nevada Los Angeles

Only One Severe Penalty For Iowa Truckers

Five trucking firms faced oversized load violations as the Iowa Highway Commission acted. International Transport Inc of Rochester Minnesota received a five day permit denial starting June 15, halting single trip oversized permits. Warren Transport of Waterloo had the harshest penalties among firms with annual permits, including suspensions totaling 30 to 45 days and a 30 day ban on new permits. Howe Truck Line of Stanhope and Matson Inc of Cedar Rapids each had one annual permit suspended for 30 days. The commission chairman called the action a serious mistake for not assessing impact before voting.

Ames, Iowa UPI Iowa Highway Commission International Transport, Inc Rochester Minn Warren Transport Waterloo Warren J.R. Coupal, Jr Commission Howe Truck Line Stanhope Iowa Matson, Inc Cedar Rapids Have Matson Koert Voorhees Cedar Falls Voorhees Fred Carlson Decorah Carlson

Awards Day Honors Washington High School Students

Washington High School held its annual Awards Day program Wednesday afternoon recognizing underclassmen for scholastic and extracurricular achievements. The event listed recipients across Student Council, cheerleaders, Thespians, Art Service Club, and several club officers, with photos noted on page 5.

Washington High School

Governor Ray declines to join state regents board

DES MOINES UPI Gov Robert D Ray said he would not advocate adding the governor to the state board of regents at this time He noted there may be cases for such a move but opposed using the post to exert political control He urged letting governors appointments be the best possible and said he opposes politics in the universities He criticized University of Iowa President Howard Bowen and Iowa State President W Robert Parks for recent remarks about funding He also criticized Des Moines Mayor Thomas Urban for contradictory statements and said he might run again if Urban seeks the Democratic nomination

DES Moines UPI Robert D. Ray State Board of Regents Ray University of Iowa Howard Bowen Iowa State University W. Robert Parks

China hit by 22 foot tidal wave along Po Hai coast

Hong Kong dispatch reports the worst China tidal surge in 80 years struck April 23 with 22 foot tides sweeping 13 miles inland, 100000 people fleeing, 1100 square miles inundated, and at least 15000 stranded on one island amid a snowstorm and high winds.

Hong Kong UPI China Po Hai Peking Radio Mao Tse-tung Yellow River Po Hai Sea Yellow Sea

Set contracts for Skunk River work

UPI reports U S Army Corps of Engineers awarded contracts for two Iowa projects. Midwest Excavating Co of Kahoka Mo won 37000 to dig a new Skunk River channel past a log jam south of Sigourney. J B Dahm Inc of Pella won 85706 to relocate two Warren County road sections south from Carlisle along the Middle River and Indianola branch of the Rock Island Railroad.

Rock Island, Ill UPI U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Iowa Midwest Excavating Co., Inc Kahoka South Skunk Sigourney Missouri J. B. Dahm Pella Warren County Carlisle Middle River Indianola Rock Island Railroad Red Rock

Weather in Iowa Partly cloudy with cooler tonight

United Press International reports Iowa will see partly cloudy skies through Friday with a mild drop tonight and temperatures around 60 to 65 degrees. Friday’s high near the 80s, followed by a Saturday outlook of partly cloudy skies and little temperature change with a chance of showers in the east.

United Press International Iowa

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