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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1969

Page

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Grandparents Day observance at Crawfordsville schools

The Crawfordsville Waco district elementary center holds American Education Week observances with Grandparents Day inviting 187 relatives to visit the school over two days and about 80 staying for dinner. Washington Schools hosts open houses with Junior High tonight and elementary schools Tuesday evening.

Crawfordsville Waco District Fred Stone Washington Stewart Lincoln Brighton

Prisoners freed by Viet Cong say they were treated well

Three 22 year old GIs from Americal Division describe captivity near Tam Ky as humane. They say they would fight again only if necessary, still oppose full troop withdrawal, and support ARVN responsibility. They were treated well, ate rice, played checkers, and received medical care in Long Binh after release.

Pfc Coy R. Tinsley Cleveland, Tenn James R. Strickland Jr Tinsley U.S. Army Americal Tam Ky Saigon Watkins South Carolina ARVN Long Binh

Draft lottery push tests Senate reform hurdles

Washington reports Sen. John C. Stennis will urge the Senate Armed Forces Committee to approve the House passed lottery bill with promises of comprehensive hearings next year on draft reform. Yet opposition from Sen. Margaret Chase Smith and Rep. L Mendel Rivers risks derailing quick Senate action. Rivers and Kennedy clash over who broke the logjam as Nixon presses for a rapid bill.

Washington UPI John C. Stennis D-Miss Senate Armed Forces Committee Stennis Congress Meet the Press NBC Nixon Margaret Chase Smith Maine Rep L. Mendel Rivers D-S.c House Senate Edward M. Kennedy Dmass Smith Rivers House Armed Services Committee Kennedy

Hearing on Permit to Store Water in Washington County

Notice states a hearing will consider an application to store water in Washington County. Details on date time and location are published to inform affected landowners and interested parties to attend and present concerns or objections.

Washington County

Change in Cold War Policy May Boost Trade with Reds

Congress nears reversing a 20 year old export ban on the Soviet bloc as liberal lawmakers push to permit sales if rival nations can supply the goods. The measure, opposed by the Nixon administration, would drop economic significance as a licensing factor and require justification only when denying a sale for national security reasons.

Washington UPI Congress America Soviet Union Nixon U.S Walter F. Mondale Senate House Mondale United States

Nixon promises aid to Latin America after Rockefeller report

President Nixon announced more economic aid for Latin American development after meeting New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller. The 1387 page Rockefeller study, covering 20 nations, urged greater military aid against Marxist subversion and supported some Latin regimes’ actions, while noting only one Castro among the hemisphere’s 26.

Washington UPI Nixon Latin America New York Nelson A. Rockefeller Rockefeller U.S Treasury David M. Kennedy White House Bethesda Naval Hospital Maryland Key Biscayne Fla

Fear violence at Iowa Beef plant

Craw ford County Sheriff Donald Stehr requested state help to prepare for possible disturbances at the Iowa Beef Packers plant in Denison. After a melee Saturday in which several people were roughed up and windows broken by rocks, no arrests were reported Sunday and officials planned to identify involved individuals with management and local media aiding. Authorities and highway patrol patrolled the area for harassment of workers.

Denison, Iowa UPI Crawford County Donald Stehr Iowa Beef Packers Denison Stehr Amalgamated Meat Cutters Iowa Beef Dakota City Neb Mason City LeMars Fort Dodge Iowa Highway Patrol

Viet Cong raid hits U S airfield near Saigon

Viet Cong commandos struck Ban Me Thuot airfield 157 miles northeast of Saigon. They destroyed three trucks with bazooka rockets and launched mortars that hit six huts and a bunker, wounding eight Americans. One attacker was killed. South Vietnam's 23rd Division was deployed north of Saigon to counter the 7,000-strong guerrilla force as U S helicopter support continued.

Saigon UPS Ban Me Thuot South Vietnam

Eight rescued when Missouri River boat capsizes near Sioux City

Eight members of two Sioux City families, including four children, were saved after their small power boat overturned on the Missouri River as the Delta Ann towboat passed on its maiden voyage. Laura and Lisa Lewis were trapped beneath the hull for ten minutes and resuscitated. All eight were taken to a Sioux City hospital. Laura and Lisa were listed in fair condition.

Sioux City, Iowa UPI Sioux City Missouri River Mrs. Rhinehart Ed Porter Mark Watson Sioux City City Buford Watson Lewis South Sioux City Laura Lisa Lewis

Seiberling Elected President Of Midwest Arts Conference

The University of Iowa art school director Frank Seiberling was elected president of the Midwest College Arts Conference for a one year term at a three day meeting. Officers include Raymond Gloeckler as vice president with treasurer Frank Horlbeck and Jane Hutchison as secretary. The 1969 meeting drew about 500 attendees and the group set next gathering for October 1970 at the University of Wisconsin Madison.

Iowa City, Iowa UPI University of Iowa School of Midwest College Frank Seiberling Malcolm Myers University of Minnesota University of Wisconsin At Madison Raymond Gloeckler Frank Horlbeck Jane Hutchison Madison School University of Wisconsin

Washington Adult High School classes start December 1

The Washington Community School District and Kirkwood Community College offer three evening courses at Washington High School from 6 30 to 9 30 p m through March 5 1970. Office machines and mechanical drawing, Typing and Welding, Bookkeeping, and World History run Monday through Thursday. Registration is by calling 653 5364 or at the first class meeting.

Washington Community Lynne Rusley Kirkwood Community College Washington High School

Iowa Weather Update From United Press International

Considerable cloudiness tonight and Tuesday with scattered showers east tonight and over the state Tuesday. Turning cooler Tuesday across most of the state. Lows tonight 35 to 45, highs Tuesday 50 to 55, and 55 to 60 in the southeast.

Iowa

Intercepted Memo From U Senate Draft Bill Interest Letter

An intercepted memo discusses a draft bill that will interest a senator and references a personal correspondence. The note mentions WEJ and hints at formal government contact without detailing specific provisions or actions.

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