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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1963

Page

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Shaft plan sparks debate on reapportionment and rural vs urban impact

Monday night discussions in Wadena Algona and Newton featured Richard Clark claiming the Shaft plan is a hoax and would largely preserve current legislative power for private interest groups. George Wilson and Duane Dewes argued opponents are labor bosses and that the plan would keep Iowa rural with outmigration, while proponents like Rep. David Stanley urged progress and journalists like Frank Nye warned about county mergers altering votes under the plan.

Unitedness International Labor Richard Clark Upper Iowa University Wadena Clark Algona George Wilson Citizens For Reapportionment Harold) Hughes Wilson Afl-Cio Des Moines Duane Dewes Towans Dewel Iowa David Stanley Muscatine Newton Stanley

AFS group to meet seek home for new foreign student

Washington Community High School hosts an AFS meeting to organize a new foreign exchange program. Dr. A C Peterson invites all local groups and interested individuals to discuss hosting a student for the 1964 65 term with applications due February 1. Lars Sjoberg of Sweden is currently in town and past participants have included two boys and several summers abroad.

Washington High Schoool A.C. Peterson Washington Community High School American Field Service Dr. Peterson Lars Sjoberg Sweden Washington High School AFS

Sihanouk rallies vow end aid amid rebel threat

In Phnom Penh a mass rally of 20000 Cambodians backed Prince Norodom Sihanouk and called for ending U S military aid of 10.4 million and 18 8 million in economic aid while demanding withdrawal of 60 U S advisers Sihanouk also staged the nation s first Communist style public trial and accused the United States CIA of plotting against his government

Phnom Penh Cambodia UPI Sihanouk U.S Bated Takeo Norodom Sihanouk Congress United States Thailand Viet Nam

Changes in YWCA swim and dip schedule announced

Mrs. Frank Fleagle, secretary, announced new YWCA swim and dip timings. Tuesday's hours run to 9:45 p m with a 4 to 4 45 p m dip, an adult dip 7 to 7 45 p m, and adult swim 9 to 9 45 a m. A dip 9 45 to 10 30 a m follows, plus a children's swim class 4 to 4 45 p m. Friday includes a 4 45 to 5 15 p m dip and an evening dip 7 to 7 45 p m.

YWCA Frank Fleagle

Waco PTA to meet at Wayland school house

The Waco Parent-Teacher Association will meet at the Wayland school house Wednesday evening November 20. Mrs Marguerite Wolf the Waco librarian will speak on Our Library at Work A business session will be held and an open house to follow during the social hour closing the evening.

Wayland Waco Parent - Teacher Association Marguerite Wolf Wayland School

City sells crop from farm land at airport

City council meets at city hall Monday evening and hears a report that 4634.09 dollars were received from selling corn and beans grown on city airport land. Council also votes to buy a new police radio for 820.25 dollars. Mayor Willits reports on Iowa League meeting in Des Moines with city clerk Lenora Taylor.

Washington Willits Iowa League of Municipalities Lenora Taylor Des Moines

Farm Bureau Urges Trade Ties With Orient Leaders

Outgoing Farm Bureau President E. Howard Hill urged Iowa to build trade and friendships with Orient nations. He proposed a trainee program with young Japanese farmers, inviting Japanese agricultural leaders to Iowa, and closer links with swine, soybean, and feed grain groups to expand markets abroad. Hill noted Japan's courtesy and modern transport insights, and highlighted Japan's farm population and limited arable land as reasons for mutual learning and cooperation.

Des Moines UPI Outgong Farm Bureau E. Howard Hill Bureau Hill Iowa Minburn Orient Japan America

Kalona Man Killed in County Road Accident

Kalona resident William B. Miller 64 died from head injuries after a wagon sway threw him from a wagon pulled by a tractor seven miles north west of Kalona. Funeral Thursday at 9 a.m. at the family home northeast of Kalona with Enos Swartzendruber officiating. Burial at East Union Mennonite Cemetery. Miller born January 28 1898 in Middlebury Indiana came to Kalona in 1920 married Lizzie Miller on October 12 1922. Survived by wife five sons Wayne Decatur Ora Elizah Kalona Marion Riverside Manasses Wallcotville Indiana daughter Erwin Shupp Kalona three brothers Chris Ligonier Levi Middleburg Samuel Middleburg five sisters Mrs Perry Yoder Kalona Mrs Simmon Miller Shipshewana Mrs Allen Miller Mrs Fred Frey Middleburg and Miss Fannie Miller Fort Wayne and 29 grandchildren. Preceded in death by his parents one son and one daughter.

Kalona William B. Miller Miller Enos Swartzendruber East Union Mennonite Cemetery Lizzie Miller Wayne Decatur Ora Elizah Marion Riverside Manasses Wallcotville Indiana Erwin Shupp Chris Ligonier Ind Levi Samuel Middleburg Perry Yoder Simmon Miller

Weather Outlook From United Press Inter

Nowa-partly cloudy northwest, mostly cloudy elsewhere through tonight. A little warmer southeast tonight and west and north central Wednesday. Low tonight 30 35. High Wednesday in upper 50s. Outlook for Thursday considerable cloudiness and cooler with chance of showers.

Nowa

Funeral for George Karr Held in Wellman

Funeral services for George Karr of Chicago were set for Wednesday at 1 p m in Powell Funeral Home Wellman with Rev Arthur Ulrich officiating. Burial in Wellman Cemetery. Born May 6 1916 in Wellman to Thomas and Martha Karr. Survived by wife Nellie Davenski two children Thomas and Martha four brothers and two sisters. Died Sunday in Chicago after 18 day illness.

Wellman George Karr Chicago Powell Arthur Ulrich Karr Thomas Martha Morrow Karr Nellie Davenski Martha Clifford Frank Keith Wayne West Branch Gladys Ayres Fern McKay Kalona

Kennedy Goldwater race seen as middle ground battleground

A national poll shows Kennedy leading liberals by 3 to 1 and Goldwater ahead among conservatives by 2 to 1, with middle of the road voters holding the balance. Kennedy holds a modal edge among moderates, while Goldwater trails. The piece notes both men would likely crowd the center in a general election. The Washington County Young Democratic Club will meet Thursday at 8 PM at the Court House, with Richard Mc Anaw as guest speaker.

Kennedy Senator Goldwater Arizona Barry Goldwater Goldwater Nations Mr. Kennedy Los Angeles ‘Times Syndicate Washington County Young Democratic Club Court House Richard McAnaw Young Democrats

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