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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1972

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U S signals need for one more Paris peace session

The United States told North Vietnam in Paris that peace is near but one more negotiating session is required to resolve remaining issues before a ceasefire. Hanoi and Saigon officials traded sharp lines over troop withdrawal and deadlines as talks continued with Kissinger and Tho in focus.

United Press International United States Paris Nixon Saigon Hanoi Henry A.kissinger U.S William J. Porter David Lamberson Washington Kissinger Hanoi Kissinger Vietnam Porter South Vietnam Nguyen Xuan Phong South Vietnam News Agency VNA Tokyo Pham van Dong Henry A. Kissinger

Window Painters Win Halloween Contest Titles

Winners named in this year’s window painting contest. In junior high, the J.C. Penney window with murals of a happy ghost and a UNICEF witch won. painters were Teresa Cold, Peg Giardino, Sheryl Miller, Donna Davisson, and Debbie Vanderlinden. In high school, the Seifert window featuring a voting witch won. painters were Jennie Latta, Carol Evans, Jane Stewart, and Anne Gebhardt. Trophy pickup is at the Y.

J.C. Penney Happy Ghost Unicef Teresa Cold Peg Giardino Sheryl Miller Donna Davisson Debbie Vanderlinden Seifert Jennie Latta Carol Evans Jane Stewart Anne Gebhardt

Rainfall and brief sunshine mark unsettled Washington day

Rainfall reached .82 inches by 7 am as observers logged over three fourths of an inch total. Washington residents briefly saw clear sky and sun in mid morning before clouds returned, with ongoing rain threat through the morning and early afternoon. Farmers await dry weather to resume field work.

Washington

Power outage hits about 100 in Washington area

About 100 Iowa Southern Utilities customers were without power for about 20 minutes Wednesday night. The blackout mainly affected the southwest section of Washington. ISU supervisor Sue Clarahan attributed the outage to a pole top insulator malfunction, with rainy weather possibly contributing to the fault.

Iowa Southern Utilities Washington Sue Clarahan ISU

Free Roller Skating Event for Poppy Day Sellers

The VFW Auxiliary sponsors a Saturday afternoon roller skating session on November 4 from 2 to 4 at the local rink. Children who sold poppies will skate for free. their names will be listed at the desk as they report.

VFW

Ezra Pound Dies at 87 in Venice

Poet Ezra Pound has died at age 87 in Venice Italy. He was a towering figure linked with literary giants including Ernest Hemingway T S Eliot James Joyce W B Yeats Robert Frost and D H Lawrence in a celebrated era of poetry and influence.

Venice Italy UPI Ezra Pound Ernest Hemingway T. S. Eliot James Joyce William Butler Yeats Robert Frost D. H. Lawrence

Variable clouds and light rain forecast this week

Weather outlook shows scattered drizzle this afternoon and tonight with southwest winds 15 to 20 mph. Highs reach the upper 40s to low 50s as winds shift to the west tonight and temperatures fall to the mid 30s. Friday remains partly sunny and cool with highs in the 40s and a 30 percent precipitation chance this afternoon and tonight, 20 percent Friday.

Wholesale prices drop first time in a year

The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports October wholesale prices fell 0.2 percent, the first decline since October 1971. The drop largely reflects a 2.4 percent decrease in costs for raw food and other farm products, with prior month declines of 0.3 percent in September 1971.

Washington UPI Bureau of Labor Statistics of the Labor Department Nixon

Robertson seeks reelection as Washington County Sheriff

Republican incumbent Donald R. Robertson urges continued service to Washington County. He leads a three-deputy sheriff’s office from the county jail and supports centralizing law enforcement to one unit. Democratic candidate John McDaniel promises full-time service, stronger road patrols, and closer cooperation among agencies. Local parochial school to hold conferences. regional economic data show mixed price trends ahead of the election.

Donald R. Robertson Washington County Charles Snyder Robertson Robertsons Washington County Crime Commission Southeast Iowa Peace Officers Association John McDaniel Washington Merritt McDaniel John Air Force Vietnam Des Moines Everetts Music Company McDaniel

Keota’s Music Man to play three days

Keota High School drama and music students will perform The Music Man for three nights November 16 17 and 18 due to rapid ticket sales. Tickets are reserved for the Thursday show and available at Farmers Savings Bank and the high school. Friday and Saturday seats remain available with choice seats also offered for the added performance.

Keota Keota High School Farmers Savings Bank

Nixon predicted landslide with focus on Vietnam

White House aides forecast Nixon winning all but five states in a landslide over McGovern with battlegrounds Michigan and California leaning his way. Nixon to address amnesty for draft dodgers later and speak tonight on TV about the nation’s future as protests surround campaign appearances.

Washington UPI White House Nixon George S. McGovern Herbert G. Klein White House Communications Massachusetts West Virginia Klein Michigan California Wisconsin McGovern South Dakota Boston Vietnam Oklahoma Rhode Island North Carolina New Mexico Mississippi Arkansas Alabama Democratic Committee Ziegler

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