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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1965

Page

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Explosions rock four Charlotte Negro homes in dawn attack

Massive FBI aided probe targets a racially charged series of pre-dawn bombings that damaged four homes of Black community leaders in Charlotte. No injuries. authorities condemn violence and vow prosecution. Complainant linked the Ku Klux Klan to the act, while Klan leaders deny involvement.

Charlotte N.C UPI Ku Klux Klan Federal Bureau of Investigation Charleston Roy Wilkins NAACP Moore Kelly Alexander Hawkins North ‘Carolina J. Robert Jones High Point Jones

Bastrop Girl Nancy Keller Escapes Kidnapper

Nancy Keller eight phones her father from a plant nursery to report she escaped after nearly 24 hours held in an attic by Douglas Emerich eighteen in Bastrop Louisiana. Police found Emerich near the house as officers, volunteers, and agents search Bastrop’s Piney Woods. Nancy, a swimmer, was unharmed and headed to Monroe to identify her abductor.

Bastrop UPI Nancy Peanuts) Keller Louisiana Piney Woods Douglas Keller Douglas C. Emerich Monroe Emerich Connie Spear Keller First Baptist

Elevator managers will add services in Iowa grain trade

Des Moines UPI reports Iowa elevator managers face expanded duties over the next 10 to 15 years. Iowa State University economist J William Uhrig says future elevators will provide drying and storage, financing and hedging, with a goal of about one million bushels annual volume to spread fixed costs. He warns many of the current 1100 elevators may fail unless they scale up. Uhrig cites 400 million bushels of corn and 100 million of soybeans needed for storage growth, and notes commercial elevators could dry and store cash grain more cheaply than farms.

Uhrig Iowa

Santa to Visit City Park Band Stand Friday

Huber Lohrer of the Washington Chamber of Commerce announced Santa Claus will visit the band stand in Central Park at 10 a.m. Friday November 26, passing out free candy to area youngsters. Stores in Washington will stay open Friday and Saturday evening November 26 and 27.

Huber Lohrer Washington Chamber of Commerce Today Santa Claus Central Park Lohrer Washington

Police Alerted as Bulawayo Protests Turn Violent

In Bulawayo Rhodesia police with dogs fired over the crowd to quell the largest anti government display since independence declared 12 days earlier. Demonstrators clashed with armored units, stones flew, and some reporters were injured as transport and deliveries were disrupted.

Bulawayo Rhodesia UPI Britain Bulawayo Chronicle Ian Smith Salisbury Smith

Moratorium Averts Amish School Transport Conflict in Iowa

Governor Hughes declares a one month moratorium on prosecuting Amish fathers who refuse to send children to state accredited schools. Buchanan County halts attempts to transport pupils to Hazleton public school while Iowa seeks inter-state talks with midwestern AGs and others to craft a resolution.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Buchanan County Hazleton Harold E. Hughes Hughes Jesus Lawrence Scalise Scalise Detroit Pennsylvania Buchanan Dren Delwein Community School Arthur Senior Harlan Lemon

Gas odor in Washington traced to odorizer blowout

Residents reported a foul smell this morning but officials said the odor came from an odorizer added to natural gas at a distant station. Iowa City utilities confirmed the station’s odorizer release, not natural gas, was carried by favorable winds to Washington.

Washington L. V. Clarahan Iowa Southern Utilities Iowa City Utilities Company Clarahan

Thanksgiving Day Post Office Schedule Acknowledged

Washington Postmaster Harry Levy today announced the holiday schedule. There will be no rural or city delivery Thursday. Special delivery will be made in the city. Usual holding hours apply for collection and dispatch. The lobby will be open from 8 am to 6 pm Thursday.

Washington Harry Levy

Bertha Askren 83 Dies at United Presbyterian Home

Bertha Louise Askren 83 of 1203 Washington St Washington died Monday at the United Presbyterian Home in Washington Funeral services set for 3 p m Wednesday November 24 at Rhodes Funeral Home Mount Ayr burial in Rose Hill Cemetery Mt Ayr She was born November 12 1882 in Mt Ayr daughter of Robert F and Adelaide Osborn Askren former Ringgold County Iowa school superintendent and a librarian by profession She was a member of the Order of the Eastern Star the Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion and the United Presbyterian Church Survived by nieces and nephews

Bertha Louise Askren Washington St Washington United Presbyterian Home Rhodes Funeral Mount Ayr Rose Hill Mt. Ayr Bertha Askren Robert F Adelaide Osborn Askren State University of Iowa Cedar Falls Drake University Ringgold County Iowa Order of the Easter Star of Women’s Auxiliary of the American Legion United Presbyterian Church

Communists attack Tuy Hoa and coastal posts near Qui Nhon

U S planes and ships of the 7th Fleet bombarded 2000 Viet Cong near Tuy Hoa where government forces suffered heavy losses. U S fighter rockets hit two missile sites near Hanoi and crippled a strategic airport. At Tuy Hoa the assault followed an attack on a bridge position 15 miles north. Government forces suffered heavy casualties as armor was destroyed and radios went dark. In Quang Ngai Province government rangers fended off a large Viet Cong raid with air strikes and naval gunfire, counting 140 enemy bodies and estimating 250 more killed.

Saigon UPS U.S 7Th Fleet Tuy Hoa Viet Nam Hanoi USS Qui Nhon Quang Ngai Rangers

School vacation begins Thursday for area students

Students in most schools will be dismissed Wednesday afternoon and not return until Monday morning November 29. The Thanksgiving holiday vacation will be in effect in all area districts.

Trucker Parking Ordinance Enforcement Reminders

Washington officials remind truck owners and drivers that an ordinance restricting truck parking on streets will be enforced starting December 1. Parking is banned on all streets from sunset to sunrise except for light delivery and pickup trucks, prompting calls to arrange off street storage. Police note a new one way traffic rule on Jefferson and Madison near the high school.

Washington Jefferson Madison

Iowa Freeways Plan for Statewide Expressway Network

The Iowa Highway Commission unveiled long-range plans for a 760 mile freeway system costing about 600 million to link with the Interstate network. An extensive expressway system would connect with both networks, aiming for completion within 15 years after the interstates finalize by 1972, with tentative approval for build by 1986. Financing and final decisions remain undecided. Authorities note federal aid may change as Congress reconsiders funding.

Ames Iowa UPI Iowa Highway Commission Congress Commission

Special train carries Ike to Walter Reed Army Center

Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower, after two mild heart attacks in Georgia, arrived by an eight car special train at Cameron Station near Alexandria, then to Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington. He waved, in good spirits, from Ft Gordon to the train, giving a V for victory sign.

Washington UPI Dwight D. Eisenhower Georgia Walter Reed Army Medical Center Cameron Station Alexandria Potomac River Ft. Gordon Post Hospital

Weather outlook Iowa turning cloudy with mixed temps

United Press International reports increasing cloudiness tonight across Iowa. Lows range from the upper 20s to upper 30s and Wednesday highs span 40s in the northwest to upper 60s in the southeast. Thursday looks partly cloudy and cooler.

United Press International Iowa

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