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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1965

Page

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Nuclear powered ships enter Viet Nam war zones

The Enterprise and Bainbridge, the first nuclear powered U S Navy vessels in Viet Nam, moved into combat stations off the coast. B 52 bombers from Guam struck targets in Binh Tuy Province as allied troops tried to protect a rice harvest. Casualty reports were sparse elsewhere.

Viet Nam Saigon UPS U.S. Navy Vet Nam Enterprise Bainbridge Navy Guam Binh Tuy Province Western Pacific Japan 7Th Fleet

Weather update for Iowa turns partly cloudy and cold

United Press International reports snow ending tonight with mostly clear skies and colder temperatures. Lows dip to 15 to 30 degrees, Saturday highs reach the upper 20s to near 40, then Sunday brings partly cloudy skies and a slight warming trend.

Iowa

Thanksgiving toll climbs as holiday traffic deaths reach 216

United Press International reports at least 164 people killed in traffic accidents since the holiday began. California leads with 19 deaths, followed by Texas and New York state. Major incidents include a Wichita collision killing five, a Keokuk Armory collapse killing seven, and a Punta Gorda crash that left three dead. Today marks the long Thanksgiving weekend’s penumbral second Thanksgiving, tracing back to George Washington’s 1789 proclamation.

United Press International California Texas New York State National Safety Council Wichita Kan Keokuk Iowa Norfolk Lakewood N.J U.S. 41 Punta Gorda Fla Berlin

License Plates On Sale In December

The Washington County treasurer's office will start the sale of motor vehicle and trailer licenses on December 1. New auto plates are antique red with white numerals. full year commercial plates are white with blue numerals. Transfers of title cost $1 and January ownership requires a 1966 plate. Mobile home licenses may be bought in December for one or six months.plates issued in numerical sequence. no special plate numbers.

Washington County

Thanksgiving free throw contest for grades six at YMCA

Fifth and sixth graders who want to enter the annual Thanksgiving free throw contest sponsored by the Washington YMCA should be at the high school gym south door at 10 30 a m Saturday. The time for the fifth and sixth graders was omitted from a story in Thursday Evening Journal.

Washington Ymca South Door Evening Journal

Night Armory Blast Kills Seven in Keokuk Iowa

Gas explosion and collapse at a Keokuk National Guard Armory during a square dance left seven dead and 48 hospitalized, 23 in critical condition. About 60 to 70 people were inside when the roof caved in. investigators attributed the blast to gas origin but details await days of study.

Keokuk Iowa UPI National Guard Kenny Anderson Wilbur Johnson Red Cross Iowa City Burlington Carthage Ill William Bennett Tony Alice Summer Leonard Bryant Louis Bessar Leo May Carol Goodrich Bennett Houston Texas Council of Callers Association Pasadena Longhorn Square Dance Club Swing Easy Square Dance Club The Armory Marilyn ‘Chance Jim Regan Regan Anderson Ilinois Missouri Chicago Galesburg Quincy

Thompson 77 Dies at Wellman With Daughter's Family

Lee E Thompson 77 died Thursday at the home of his daughter Mrs William Allen in Wellman after residing there. Funeral Saturday 2 pm Powell Funeral Home Wellman with Rev Arthur Ulrich officiating. Burial Kalona cemetery. Born August 20 1888 Corning Indiana to Frank and Nancy Thompson. Survived by children Dorothy Allen Harold Wilma Butterbaugh Don Frank and sixteeen grandchildren and fourteen great grandchildren.

Wellman Lee Emmitt Thompson William Allen Powell Arthur Ulrich Kalona Mr. Thompson Corning Frank Nancy Stewart Thompson Louella Shrader

No Signups Yet for New Farm Programs

Howard Lins, chairman of the Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation County Committee, said the ASCS County Office is not ready to sign up participants under new farm legislation. Signups likely early 1966 for feed grains wheat cotton and cropland adjustment. Farmers show interest but details remain before offices can answer questions or accept applications. Signups will be announced with a deadline and last about six weeks.

Howard Lins Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation County Committee ASCS

Keokuk Armory Blast Victim Sister of Washington Woman

Mrs. Louis Besser sister of Mrs. Neal Lampkin of Washington died in the Keokuk armory explosion Wednesday night. She resided in Keokuk and will be buried in Trinity Methodist Church there after a Sunday funeral. Born October 19 1922 she was daughter of Kenneth C Henke and Bessie Henke. She belonged to Trinity Methodist, the White Shrine and Swing Easy Square Dancers. Surviving are her husband, her father and step-mother, one brother and three sisters.

Louis Besser Neal Lampkin Washington Keokuk Besser Trinity Methodist Church Cecil Wells Kenneth C Bessie Keane Henke The White Shrine Swing Easy Square Kenneth C. Henke Jr Richard McKenzie Charles Sturm Oskaloosa Lampkin

Fine Weather Split In Iowa As Snowstorm Roars In

Iowa faced varied conditions with a Dakotas snowstorm entering the state. Sioux City registered 28 with gusty winds, Ottumwa saw 63 and sun, and many areas reported rain sleet and drizzle. Forecasters warned near blizzard conditions for the northwest, with temperatures dropping to the mid to upper 20s northwest and around 40 southeast by day’s end.

Iowa Northwest Dakotas Sioux City Ottumwa

Power line blast hits Rhodesia Zambia copper belt

A 2 a.m. explosion destroyed a power pylon on the Kariba Dam line, cutting copper belt supplies in Zambia as Rhodesia's Prime Minister Ian Smith blamed sabotage. He suggested Communist or Chinese involvement, while a government note said Lusaka’s power remained largely unaffected and 75 percent of copper belt needs were met by coal and Congo-supplied power.

Salisbury Rhodesia UPI Zambia Ian Smith Kariba Zambesi Lusaka Congo Smith

Mid-Prairie Thespians Club Stage The Admirable Crichton

The Mid-Prairie High School Thespians present a four act comedy at 8 p.m. on November 29 and 30 in the high school building. J. M. Barrie wrote The Admirable Crichton at the turn of the century. The plot centers on an English aristocrat and his butler as themes of equality unfold.

Wellman Thespians Mid-Prairie High School Crichton J. M. Barrie

Trotman to Appear on TV Sunday

Tim Trotman, Washington High School senior, named to the WMT-TV Collegiate Honor Roll of eastern Iowa football players and set to appear with other honorees on Channel 2. The program airs Sunday from noon to 12 30 p.m. He earned third team all state and was all conference in the Southeast Six.

Tim Trotman Washington High School Wmt-Tv Eastern Iowa Channel 2 Tim

Community Chest drive reaches 95 percent mark

Washingtons Community Chest drive reached the 95 per cent mark this morning reporting $26,980.49 collected at Chest headquarters leaving $1,379.51 still needed to reach the year's quota. London (UPI) notes a stake for horse races originated by Queen Anne in 1702.

Washington London UPI Queen Anne of England

Pilot Killed as Plane Crashes in Riverside Field

Beechcraft single engine plane crashed in a cornfield on Roy Pewitt farm near Middleburg School road five miles north of Highway 22. Pilot James Scroggs 35 Hawarden died. authorities cite possible rain. Fire department fought remaining flames. witnesses described a lone, burned pilot and a crash scene in drizzle.

Roy Pewitt Riverside Pewitt Highway 22 Middleburg School Road James Scroggs Hawarden Scroggs Scroggs Feed and Grain Co Pewitt Farm Kalona Iowa Highway Patrol Accord

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