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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1969

Page

1

Twenty high schoolers head to Centerville for speech festival

Twenty Washington area students travel Tuesday to Centerville to participate in the South East Iowa Speech Festival on somatics. Washington Juniors participate under Micheal Kramme, with PTA plans a November 10 meeting at 7 30 p.m. to view class schedules and meet teachers. Refreshments will be provided. Iowa Art Educators display planned in the junior high cafeteria.

Centerville Iowa Washington Micheal Kramme Jack Moore Wendell Eden William Boshart Iowa Art Educators Group Jewell Carris Washington County The Selective Service Carris Col Glenn Bowles Iowa Selective Service UPI Pat Nixon White House Ronald L. Ziegler Saigon

Nixon to tell Viet plans in national address

President Nixon prepares a prime time report on ending the Vietnam War. Saigon officials say they are in agreement with his views and Kissinger will brief lawmakers ahead of the speech. Nixon and family returned to Washington after a Camp David weekend.

Washington UPI Nixon White House Saigon U.S Ziegler Nguyen van Thieu Thieu Nguyen Cao Ky Viet Cong Nguyen Huu Tho National Liberation Front NLF South Vietnam Vietnam Henry A. Kissinger Camp David Maryland Julie David Eisenhower

Iowa Weather Report Mostly Cloudy and Cooler Tonight

United Press International reports Iowa will see mostly cloudy skies and a bit colder tonight with overnight lows in the low 30s to mid 30s. Tuesday brings mixed clouds with morning drizzle possible east and partly cloudy conditions in the west. temperatures rising to the upper 40s to low 50s.

United Press International Iowa

UN expected to reject Red China at United Nations

Western diplomats expected the United Nations General Assembly to again block Communist China's membership. Cambodia opened the annual China debate with a resolution urging rights of membership for Peking and expulsion of Nationalist China, with little chance of a new approach after a week of discussion.

United Nations UPI China General Assembly Cambodia Peking U.N

Hearing for Permit to Store Water in Washington County

Public notices announce a hearing for a permit to store water in Washington County. Also listed are dates for the election of township representatives.

Washington County

Washington voters to elect municipal officials Tuesday

Voters in Washington and surrounding county towns go to the polls Tuesday to elect city officials. Polls open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. in all precincts with polling places at the court house first ward Mace Motor garage City Hall Perdock Garage in Washington.

Washington City Washington Court House Mace Motor Garage City Hall Perdock Garage Walter F. Messer Progresssive Party Bill Waggoner Citizens’ Party Donald Minick City Park Board Second Ward Third Ward Fourth Ward

Clark urges change oppose draft punishment for dissent

Former Attorney General Ramsey Clark tells Senate hearings that youths who refuse induction should not be jailed. He urges repeal of delinquency regulations and favors penalties short of prison, while urging President Nixon to reform the draft system and permit dissenters to contribute without criminal stigma.

Washington UPI Ramsey Clark Congress Clark Senate Edward M. Kennedy Dmass Judiciary Nixon Ray Democratic Party

Mother refuses talk on missing child case

In Bakersfield California a woman Betty Fouquet 26 and her common law husband 31 are under arrest for abandoning a 5 year old girl on a freeway center divider. They refuse to answer questions about the disappearance of Jeffrey Lansdown eight months missing. Sheriff's deputies dig at their Bell Gardens home while the search for the boy continues.

Bakersfield Calif UPI Los Angeles Betty Louise Fouquet Ronald Fouquet Jeffrey Lansdown Fouquet Bell Gardens Fouquets Jody ‘“‘Smith California 5 Here Smith

Voters urged to turnout in Tuesday poll

An intercepted memo from a city resident Washington asks if it would be wonderful if every voter went to the polls Tuesday, urging high turnout and civic participation.

Peace talks in Cairo aim to end Lebanon conflict

Arab guerrilla leaders and Lebanese officials held a second day of negotiations in Cairo with optimism for a settlement to the two week clash. Arafat and Bustani led talks in a cordial session after a cease fire momentum, despite a guerrilla bomb damaging a Saudi Aramco oil pipeline. Repairs were expected within 36 hours.

Cairo UPI al Fatah Saudi Araba Lebanon United States Arabamn American Oil Co Emile Bustani Yassir Arafat

Off year vote hints at Nixon impact in Northeast and South

United Press International reports off year elections may signal Nixon policy reception with New Jersey and Virginia governorship races central. Cahill and Holton surge potential contrast Meyner and Battle as races draw sharp partisan and racial undertones. Mayoral battles in New York Cleveland and Detroit hinge on incumbents Lindsay Stokes and Austin versus Gribbs amid shifting party loyalties.

United Press International Nixon Northeast South New Jersey Virginia William T. Cahill A. Linwood Holton Old Dominion Robert B. Meyner Cahill William C. Battle GOP Holton New York Cleveland Detroit John V. Lindsay New York City Mario A. Procaccino John J. Marchi Carl B. Stokes U.S Ralph J. Perk Wayne County Richard Austin Roman Gribbs Austin United Auto Workers Union Gribbs

Residential drive kicks off for Chest Community effort

A morning YWCA coffee launched the Chest Residential drive with volunteers led by Mrs. Dan Allen and Mrs. Miles Krieger. Workers will contact Washington residents, using cross-checks to reduce calls, and urge generosity to meet an expanded budget while pledges remain personal decisions. Ward and zone chairs are named across four residential wards and multiple zones.

YWCA Community Chest Dan Allen Miles Krieger Washington

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