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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1958

Page

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Iowa to overhaul point system for traffic offenses

Iowa Department of Public Safety announces five changes to the point system effective December 1. Improper passing rises to eight points, improper turning to four, following too closely and failure to dim lights to three each, while speeding over 20 miles per hour above limit drops from ten to eight points. The overhaul, first major since April, stems from accident data and enforcement experience, with court actions cited in Waterloo influencing the speeding change. A driver previously facing suspension for 10 points in Cedar Falls is discussed as a case illustrating the new rules.

YES Movies UPI Iowa Department of Public Safety Russell J. Brown Brown Safety Department Waterloo Bernard Hitchcock Cedar Falls Hitchcock

One Iowa Snow Holiday Toll Ends With Single Fatality

An Iowa traffic report shows only one death during the Thanksgiving holiday period. Denner Overland 33 Ames died when his car struck a semitruck on U.S. 69 about 22 miles south of Ames at 11 30 p.m. Thursday. Two injured riders in the semitruck were in serious condition.

United Press Internesonal Iowa Denner Overland Ames U.S. 69 James Smith Dallas Tex Elmo Goodman Ames Hospital Mary Alice Clifton Storm Lake Cherokee William Harrison Harrison Miss Clifton South Dakota University Roy Dawson Bagley Jefferson Hospital Guthrie Dwight Charles Stephens Stuart

De Gaulle Plans Algeria Flight Amid Peace Efforts

Paris AP reports Premier Charles de Gaulle will fly to Algeria and the Sahara for five days starting Wednesday. The trip aims to restart civilian rule in Algeria and confront Lt Gen. Salan over stalled elections, as emergency powers expire.

Paris Charles de Gaulle Algeria Sahara de Gaulle Gaoul Salan

County Swine Growers To Attend Conference

About a dozen Washington County swine producers plan to attend the first Midwest Swine Marketing Conference at Iowa State College Friday December 5. The event aims to improve hog marketing and possibly boost producers bargaining power. transportation help and names for riders were offered at the Extension office. Participants include W W Cochrane E R Kiehl C R McGinnis Marion Steddom Marvin Anderson Jaude R Wickard Bernard Collins Lee Kolmer Carl Malone and Wiljolek. The conference begins at 10 a.m.

Washington County W. W Cochrane Minnesota E. R. Kiehl Missouri C. R. McGinnis Ontario Swine Producers Association Toronto Canada Marion Steddom Towa Swine Producers Association Marvin Anderson Iowa State College Jaude R. Wickard U. S. Secretary of Agriculture Bernard Collins

Santa Is Delayed and Candy Distributed in Central Park

A large group of youngsters waited for Santa Claus in Central Park at 10 o clock but he was delayed by a breakdown in travel equipment. He contacted Chamber of Commerce officials and sent helpers to distribute free candy mailed to Washington, easing the disappointment. He will visit Washington several times before Christmas.

Santa Claus Central Park Santa Chamber of Commerce Claude Woods Chamber Washington

Moose Lodge Plans Toy Drive for Local Children

Washington Moose Lodge officers approved a fifth year campaign titled Operation Santa Claus to collect and distribute new and usable toys for needy children in the area during Christmas week. Collection stations will be set up around the city with postings, and the lodge will provide manpower working with local welfare agencies to ensure no child in Washington is forgotten.

Washington Moose Lodge Forrest Mitchell Civie Affairs Odge Order of Moose Mitchell Washington Lodge Washington Area Mr. Mitchell Washington Moose Lodge

Brighton Adult Education Classes Begin December 3

Brighton announces first adult education classes starting Wednesday December 3 at 7 30 pm in Brighton High School. Courses offered include dancing cake decorating hair and beauty care typing and woodworking contingent on enrollment. Enrollment fees are 3.00 for ten meetings. A separate adult farmer class also begins December 3 at 7 30 pm with a 1.50 fee. Russ Player of Morrells at Ottumwa will speak on hog meat types December 10, and the farmer class will visit Morrell packing plant in Ottumwa on December 12.

Brighton Brighton High School Morrells Ottumwa Morrell Packing Plant

Extension Meeting on Clothing Textiles Dec 4

Washington County Family Living committee schedules Opal Roberson ISU Extension specialist for a Leader Training session December 4 from 10 15 a m to 3 15 p m at the Washington County courthouse. The program covers spending the clothing dollar including styles selection quality labeling and related factors. Women’s groups are invited to send one or two representatives to relay the information back to their clubs.

Washington County Family Living Committee Opal Roberson Iowa State College Washington County

Loveless Couple Depart for Israel and Europe

Gov Herschel Loveless and his wife left Des Moines for a two week tour to Israel Italy France and England. They carry minimal luggage under the limit and plan visits including Rome Paris London with an audience with the Pope in Rome and a forest dedication in Israel.

Des Moines UPI Herschel C. Loveless Israel Italy France England Loveless Europe Towa Shaeffer David Ben Gurion Jack Crippen Rome Paris London

Elizabeth Taylor Sued Over One Million Dollar Claim

Vienna court records show Mrs Johanna Kahn suing film star Elizabeth Taylor and co defendant Victor Young for one million dollars alleging the tune in Around the World in Eighty Days plagiarized her late father Bruno Granichstaetten s operetta Orlov The case brought by Leo Lang on behalf of Mrs Kahn cites a still performed operetta written in 19 with the Vienna Commercial Court noting the suit last week IVAN/VIENNA file date and composer claims remain under review

Vienna UPI Elizabeth Taylor Mike Todd Johanna Kahn Todd Bruno Granichstaetten Victor Young

Adenauer Rejects Soviet Free City Plan for Berlin

West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer rejected Soviet proposals to turn West Berlin into a free city as unsafe. He pledged that Allied troops would stay, with U S Britain and France guaranteeing Berlin’s integrity. Adenauer discussed the issue with U S and British ambassadors and warned that free city status would leave Berlin at Communist mercy.

Bonn Germany UPI Konrad Adenauer West Berlin West Germany West Berlin Adenauer Christian Democratic Union United States Britain France U.S David Bruce Christopher Steele CDU_ press service Tieinrich von Brentano East Berlin

Toll of Thanksgiving Traffic Falls Across Nation

United Press International reports a bleak holiday toll with at least 140 traffic deaths since Thursday and 183 total fatalities including 17 fire deaths and a plane crash. California leads with 12 traffic deaths. Midwest and Southwest brace for more heavy snow and freezing rain as storms threaten travel.

Jaycee Toy Show At State Theater Saturday

Washington area youngsters are invited to the annual Jaycee Toy Show at the State Theater Saturday at 10 a.m. Admission is one new or used toy in repairable condition to benefit needy children at Christmas. The Washington Jaycees sponsor the event and manage theater operations while they prepare donated toys for distribution. Autry in Silver Canyon, Stooge comedy and cartoon shown.

Washington Area State Theater Washington Jaycees Autry Silver Canyon

Much of Nation Given Heavy Snow Warnings

A vast midwestern snowstorm sparked heavy snow advisories from Texas to Ohio. Four or more inches were expected from central Missouri through Illinois Indiana Ohio and West Virginia with freezing rain sleet and glaze elsewhere. Accidents rose as icy roads stretched from Oklahoma to Kansas and the lower Ohio Valley. Fires killed at least 12 people including children in Oklahoma City and North Little Rock. The Coast Guard reported a missing fisherman and a near zero temperature survival tale. Snow depths peaked at five inches in parts of Kansas and Missouri under a wide, dangerous weather system.

Little Rock Ark Oklahoma City Crossville Tenn Milford Conn Stoughton Chicago Park San Jose Calif Clara Mull Turkey California San Francisco Theouthern Carquinex Strait Bridge Memmory Chicago Weather Bureau Kansas Oklahoma Nebraska Arkansas Missouri Midwest Dog Mountains Colorado Texas Ohio Valley Ilinois Indiana Ohio West Virginia Nto Pennsylvania Tenesse Kentucky West Virgini Wold Air Belt North Little Rock Vermont Coast Guard Hilmer Aakvik Hoyland Minn Aakvik Carl Hammer Chicago Jerry Melnyk Roman Klowaty Park Lagoon Wis Tarry Ann. Anderson Jackie Berndt Municipal Carquinee Strait New Mexico Olathe Kan Kansas City West Plains Emporia Dodger City

Dickerson, Former Resident, Killed in Snowbound Crash

AKRON Colorado UPI report says S A Dickerson a prominent Marshalltown Iowa insurance man and former J C Penney manager was killed in a two car collision on a snowy highway near Akron Colorado. His wife two daughters and son in law Don Medsker injured. Medsker a basketball star and Nancy Dickerson married to him is Yuma coach.

Akron Colo UPI S.A Dickerson Marshalltown Iown Dickerson Washington J.C. Penney Don Medsker Medsker Town State College Nancy Yuma Colorado Sally

Guard Jail Against Attack by Escapee

Murfreesboro authorities keep a heavy 24 hour watch at the Rutherford County jail to guard against escaped killer Spence Edwards possibly forcing an entry and freeing a brother jailed for murder. Edwards, 35, escaped a Georgia road gang Tuesday, kidnapped four people across four states, but none were harmed. His brother Harry, 30, is held on a murder charge, and Spence previously broke into the jail in 1947, releasing an older brother. Edwards fled to Georgia, where state agents say he killed two men during a spree. He was recaptured and sentenced to life in prison. Three Murfreesboro teens told officers Edwards kidnapped them at gunpoint and drove them to Birmingham before releasing them. He had briefly taken hostage a 17-year-old, Turner, during a prior escape. Turner was wounded when a shotgun discharged.

Murfreesboro Tenn Spence Edwards Edwards Georgia FBL Aday Harry Alfred Spence Garland Fields State Bureau of Investigation Alfred Way Hubert Turner Kentucky Tennessee Birmingham Ala Dwight Throneberry Enos Carter Simon Warner Jr FBI Troad Dalton Turner Acci

Southern Iowa Snow Blanket First This Winter

Northern Iowa saw light snow with Lamont and Burlington reporting two inches while central Iowa had about an inch and northern areas only traces. Cloudy skies overnight cooled to near five to fifteen degrees tonight with warmer readings just 24 hours prior, and clearing expected for Saturday.

Orthern Iowa Lamont Burlington Spencer Waterloo Des Moines

Iowa Weather: Fair Tonight Then Colder With Snow Likely

United Press International reports for Iowa a fair night and Saturday with colder southeast tonight, low around 5. The high Saturday in the 20s, Sunday fair but cold. Five day outlook shows temperatures about 10 to 20 degrees below normal, slight warming early next week. Precipitation expected a half to three quarters inch, with snow early and again in the first part of the week.

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