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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1963

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Kennedy Assassination in Dallas Shocks Nation

President Kennedy was shot in the head and killed during a motorcade in Dallas Texas. Vice President Johnson and Governor Connally were wounded as Mrs Kennedy and others reacted in terror. Police detained a suspect as crowds surged and officials scrambled to confirm details.

Dallas Tex UPI Kennedy Lyndon Johnson Secret Service John B. Connally Texas Johnson Parkland Hospital Jacqueline Kennedy Connally T Town Connally Law George Burley USN White House Bill Greer Oak Cliff Lyndon B. Johnson Malcolm Kilduff Kilduff George Burkley

AFS Plans for Another Year At Washington HS

The American Field Service exchange program at Washington High School won strong backing from more than 30 attendees. AFS noted 28,022 foreign students in the U S and 854 Americans abroad this summer, with 265 more in 25 foreign locales. The chapter plans a bus of foreign students stopping in Washington next summer en route to the coast. Local students are applying to join the program.

American Field Service Washington High School AFL Lloyd Latta AFS A. C. Peterson United States Washington E. Kelly Schlapkohl Tom English Howard Wadell Latta Schlapkohl William Boshart Robert Reed Robert Day

Carlton Lytle Named Richfield School Head

Carlton Lytle becomes superintendent of Richfield schools effective June 30 1964. Born in Washington he is brother of Robert Lytle and has served as assistant superintendent. Richfield system includes 11 schools and over 11006 pupils. he has worked in administration since 1954.

Carlton Lytle Richfield Minn Mr. Lytle Washington Robert Lytle

Funeral planned for Floyd J Maxwell in Crawfordsville

Floyd J Maxwell 79 died Thursday November 21 1963 at Washington County Hospital after a two week illness. He lived in Crawfordsville and will be buried in Crawfordsville Cemetery after a 2:30 pm service at United Presbyterian Church conducted by Rev Robert Rushing. Survivors include Lena Estella Welch Maxwell his wife and one sister Ruth McElroy of Iowa City. Funeral arrangements by Jones Funeral Home.

Floyd J. Maxwell Washington County Hospital Crawfordsville Ruth McElroy Iowa City

Community Chest Nearing Yearly Goal With Slow Returns

Washington's Community Chest total continued to edge toward the year's quota of 2100 dollars, with the present tally at 28732.30 dollars, about eight percent of the target. More than 4300 dollars yet to be raised to reach 100 percent of the quota.

Washington

Kiwanis View Slides From Europe Trip by Farrell

Farrell Walter Fare Jr presented color films at the Washington Kiwanis meeting showing views of historic Rome Naples and Pompeii. Guests included Mr. Ross and Mrs. Flaherty of the Social Security office and Chuck McGinnis of Southern Utilities.

Walter Fare Jr. Snowen Europe Washington Kiwanis Rome Naples Pompeii Ross Flahery Social Security Office Chuck McGinnis Southern Utilities

Thanksgiving Service at Wayland on November 28

The Wayland Inter-Church Council invites the public to a Thanksgiving service at Eicher Mennonite Church starting at 9 a.m. featuring music and a message by Rev. Omer Nisley of the Wayland Mennonite Church.

Wayland Wayland Inter - Church Council Omer Nisley Wayland Mennonite Church Eicher Mennonite Church

Norquist to Speak at Eicher Emmanuel Church

Wayland area events list Rev. Melvin Norquist pastor of Peoria Gospel Mission will be the speaker at Eicher Emmanuel Mennonite Church near Wayland at 7 30 p m nightly November 24 to 27 and at the Sunday 10 30 a m service Music is arranged for the services and the public is invited to attend

Wayland Melvin Norquist Peoria

Byrnes denies wrongdoing and plans to donate stock profits

Rep John W Byrnes wept as he told House colleagues there was no conflict of interest in dealings with Mortgage Guaranty Insurance Co of Milwaukee. He will sell the stock, donate about 25000 to Scholarships Inc of Green Bay, and said he owns no other stocks or major assets while defending his actions as part of tax matter aid.

Washington UPI John W. Byrnes Milwaukee Wisconsin Mortgage Guaranty Insurance Co Brynes Senate Robert G Bobby) Baker Halleck Byrnes House Rep Charles A. Halleck Byrnes Paul Rogan Rogan Scholarships, Inc Green Bay Wis

Rites Saturday for Amon C. Christner

Amon Conrad Christner 54 of Crawfordsville died Nov 20 1963 at Veterans Hospital Town City after two years illness. Funeral at Jones Funeral Home 10 AM Saturday with Rev Robert Rushing. Burial Ainsworth Cemetery with military rites. Born May 2 1913 son of Peter and Lydia Christner. Survived by daughter Rebecca Lynn, mother Lydia, brother Elon, sisters Nora McKune Ira Messer and Mary Erickson. He was a World War II veteran and member of Eicher Emmanuel Mennonite Church American Legion.

Amon Conrad Christner Crawfordsville Veterans Hospital Town City Jones Funeral Home Robert Rushing Ainsworth Mr. Christner Noble Peter Lydia Elizabeth Conrad Christner Wayland Mary Jane Walker Eicher Emmanuel Mennonite Church American Legion Rebecca Lynn Christner Lydia Christner Elon A. Christner Verley Nora) McKune Davenport Harry Ira) Messer Mt. Pleasant Carl Mary; Erickson Pacoima Calif

Water dept men complete short course

Washington Water Department workers Marvin Glandon Bob Genck Harold Haifley Clifford Tait Paul Mayer and Glenn Yoder completed the State University of Iowa Water Works Operators Basic Training Course finished Wednesday night. Night sessions in Legion Hall covered lectures over nine weeks with voluntary exams. Delegations from Iowa City Davenport Burlington Winfield Ottumwa Fort Madison Keosauqua and other nearby towns attended the course reflecting city efforts to improve service.

Washington Water Department State University of Iowa Water Works Operators Marvin Glandon Bob Genck Harold Haifley Clifford Tait Paul Mayer Glenn Yoder Legion Hall Iowa City Davenport Burlington Winfield Ottumwa Fort Madison Keesau, Qua

Korea program at Prairie Flower Church Sunday

Prairie Flower Baptist Church hosts a Korea program titled Korea the Land of Children. A colorful slide and sound tape presentation portrays ICR work in Korea providing food clothing and aid to needy Christians missionaries pastors and churches locally and abroad.

Korea Land of Children Baptist Church International Christian Relief ICR American Council of Christian Churches International Council of Christian Churches

Rain totals rise as another washout hits Washington

Heavy rain drenched Washington Thursday night and again this morning with skies staying cloudy into the afternoon. Official observer records 1.03 inches today, pushing the weekly total to more than 1.5 inches, the most rainfall in weeks for the area.

Washington

Weather by United Press Internationals Forecast Update

Hazardous driving conditions in the north tonight with freezing precipitation and strong winds. Rain or drizzle to the south and east will change to snow or freezing drizzle spreading into the northeast from the northwest tonight. Much colder tonight with rain ending southwest and winds diminishing. Saturday clears and cools with a low near 20 to 40 and a high of 30 to 45. Outlook Sunday partly cloudy and not so cold with near normal temperatures into midweek.

United Press Internation Towa

Kennedy Promises Space Boost in Texas Tour

President Kennedy urged early next year a rocket booster test that would put the United States ahead of the Soviet Union in space. He spoke to about 5,000 in Fort Worth and planned rallies in Dallas and Austin, touting the Saturn booster and the versatile TFX fighter plane amid defense procurement notes.

Lyndon Johnson United States John F. Kennedy Dallas Texas Johnson Fort Worth UPS Kennedy Russia Austin San Antonio Houston Lone Star State Hotel Konedy Senate Navy Air Force TFX Australia Particul

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