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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1964

Page

1

Blood and hostages as Stanleyville crisis deepens

Die hard rebels skirmish with Belgian and Congo troops in Stanleyville while 1,200 whites and Americans are evacuated by C130 transports to Leopoldville. About 350 hostages remain, with 15 Americans in captivity and dozens killed in the Tuesday–Wednesday fighting.

Leopoldville Congo UPI Stanleyville Melvin Loewen Christophe Gbenge Carlson Miss Aine George Clay National Broadcasting Co Lubutu Patrice Lumumba

Congo survivors recount missionary murder and hotel siege

Belgian refugees arrived in Brussels after the Congo crisis as survivor Father Jean Declerck described how American missionary Dr. Paul Carlson was shot by rebels as hostages were marched from the Victoria Hotel. About 17 captives died as Belgian paratroopers rescued the others amid harrowing scenes.

Brussels UPI Congo Paul Carlson Stanleyville Hotel Victoria Jean Declerck Declerck Carlson Victoria Hotel Martha Frere

Rites Saturday for Mrs. W. H. Ross 70

Funeral services for Mrs. Susanna A. Ross 70 of Keota who died after a short illness will be at 10:30 a.m. Saturday at Keota Methodist Church with Rev. Orrin T. Potter officiating. Burial in Keota Cemetery. Survived by husband William H. Ross two sons Jack and Stephen three daughters Corena Morris Annabel Stoutner and Willa Shook two brothers Leonard E. Trotter and G F Trotter two sisters Clarinda Stickley and Lettie Harding fifteen grandchildren and six great grandchildren. The Pow ell Funeral Home is in charge.

Keota W. H. Ross Keota Methodist Church Orrin T. Potter Powell Funeral Home Ross Susanna A. Trotter Ainsworth William T Isabelle Stewart Trotter Jack Tucson Ariz Stephen Chicago Corena Morris Marion Annabel) Stoutner Willa Shook Hickory N. C Leonard E. Trotter Cincinnati Ohio G. F. Trotter Clarinda Stickley Galveston Tex Lettie Harding Burlington

Two local taverns hit in separate break-ins

City police report two taverns, the Diamond Inn at 1056 West Madison and Tony's Place at 331 North Fourth, broken into early Wednesday. Entry was via a pried rear window. Tony's Place owner Herman Behrend cites about 475 lost, roughly 400 in change. Diamond Inn owner Edgar Knepp lists about 14 from the cash register. Police continue investigating.

Diamond Inn West Madison Tony’s Place North Fourth Herman Behrend Edgar Knepp

Free Throw Contest Highlights YMCA Holiday Schedule

The Washington YMCA lists its 4th Annual Free Throw Contest on Friday with a Bean Feed and awards for top finishers. Saturday features the 1000 Point Contest and multiple events for 3rd through high school ages, plus a full movie and special sessions.

Washington Ymca Bob Gillesby YMCA Robert Cummings Chele Morgan Peter Lorre Steve Cochran Jr. High High School College YWCA Dick Matthew

Shriver announces $35 million domestic Peace Corps plan

Sargent Shriver met with President Johnson at the LBJ Ranch and outlined a $35 million first major assault on poverty. The program includes 120 individual projects with 22 million funded by government, plus 15 million for youth job training camps. Highlights cover a 14 neighborhood youth corps for 16 to 21 year olds and nine state programs to plan and operate anti poverty efforts.

Johnson City Tex UPI Sargent Shriver Johnson Peace Corps Shriver Lbj Ranch Detroit Total Action Against Poverty Organization Jack Conway

Bettendorf Bettendorf Bet West Basketball Shift

Davenport West opened at home after Bettendorf gym glass backboard shattered during pregame warmups in Bettendorf. Officials could not replace the backboard, forcing a move by players officials and fans to West High gym. West won 61 to 43.

Davenport Iowa UPI Bettendorf High School Bettendorf Davenport West West West High

Oil executive warns against oil shortage panic

SAN FRANCISCO UPI Gage Bud Lund a top oil producer urges calm on forecasts of a looming gasoline shortage within thirty years. He says do not abandon cars or fear fuel cuts as oil and coal are vital chemical raw materials. Lund cites his background with Standard Oil and prolific field work. Continued on page 8.

San Francisco UPI Gage Lund Montana State Stanford University Standard Oil of California

Public notice of probate hearing for Estell L Whisler

Notice announces a hearing on the probate of the will and the estate of Estell Leona Whisler. Proceedings will involve court action to determine validity and distribution as directed by the will and relevant probate statutes. Further details appear in the official public notices.

Estell Leona Whisler

Riots Break Out In Saigon After Martial Law Declared

In Saigon paratroopers breached a 15 foot wall of fire during fresh anti government riots. Prime Minister Tran Van Huong imposed a curfew and martial law from 10 p m to 5 a m as four days of student unrest injured 59 people, mostly police, with two officers near death from stab wounds and a grenade blast.

Saigon South Viet Nam UPI Tran van Huong U.S Maxwell Taylor Washington Johnson South Viet Nam

Ed Conners Lead in Pinochle Marathon at Midround

Ed Conners and partner hold the lead in the U's Men's pinochle marathon after the third round with 3950 points. Harold Klopfenstein and partner sit second with 3770, Tonyn Davies duo third with 2070, followed by Jensen, McCreedy, Edwards, Ray, Hall, Berkhoff, and Blattner in the top ten.

Ed Conner Harold Klopfenstein Tonyn Davies Norman Jensen Wilford McCreedy Gerald Edwards

Still counting vote in Illinois races

UPI reports Illinois statewide returns show Republicans leading only slightly in downstate areas while Democrats vary by race. John K. Morris tops all candidates with 991,592 votes from most counties, Carl W. Soderstrom leads Republicans with 985,328 votes, and Helmut W. Stolle and Lawrence Di Prima post the lowest party tallies as Cook County results await Dec 3 release.

Springfield UPI Illinois Downstate Illinois Legislative Council John K. Morris Chadwick Orange Cook DuPage Rock Island Carl W. Soderstrom Streator Morris Helmut W. Stolle Chicago Lawrence di Prima Cook County

Weather Update for Iowa Cloudy and Colder With Light Snow

United Press International reports Iowa will see cloudy, colder conditions with light snow or flurries in the north tonight. Thursday turns partly cloudy and windy with much colder temperatures. Lows reach 10 to 15 northwest to lower 30s southeast, highs 20s to mid 30s. Friday outlook remains partly cloudy and cold.

Iowa

Iowa plans to more than double ADC and MAA spending

Iowa budget proposals call for increasing Aid to Dependent Children ADC spending by 9.8 million and Medical Aid to the Aged MAA by 3.3 million annually over two years. Total Welfare Department requests rise to 27.8 million per year, with additions in Child Welfare Emergency Relief Old Age Assistance and related funds.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Department of Social Welfare Department ADC MAA Welfare Department Lawrence Putney Board of Social Welfare Iowa Putney Harold E. Hughes Marvin Selden California New York Henry Larsen Larsen Tama - Toledo Dians Ralph Quackenbush Iowa Nursing Home Association

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