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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1969

Page

1

Local judge sets December 5 prelim for murder case

Cedar Rapids Iowa UPI Municipal Judge Loren Hullinger fixed December 5 as the preliminary hearing date for Richard Zacek, 29, charged with murder in the death of Jean Halverson. The hearing was closed to news media after a request by Zacek and his two lawyers, Fred Dumbaugh and Robert Matias.

Cedar Rapids, Iowa UPI Loren Hullinger Richard Zacek Jean Halverson Zacek Fred Dumbaugh Robert Matias Hullinger

Citizenship law causes legal woes

Des Moines IDPA reports that a restored citizenship by the governor can override a law barring hiring someone with embezzlement, allowing a state mental health employee to be considered for work on a trial basis. Special Assistant AG Roger Ivie notes the restoration acts like a pardon, negating the disqualification.

DES Moines IDPA Roger Ivie Ray O. Pratt Merit Employment Commission Robert Ray Ivie

Apollo 12 rocks reveal larger brighter lunar samples

Space Center report notes geologists opened Apollo 12 rock box two finding stones bigger and lighter colored than Apollo 11 samples. The box holds 12 to 15 rocks, three core tubes, a foil roll, and subsurface material. Scientists confirm a seven inch crystalline rock and note the Ocean of Storms collection and nearby Sea of Tranquility sources. Apollo 12 remains left a nuclear powered science station with five experiments active and functioning.

Space Center, Houston UPI Moon Jeffrey Warner Switzerland

West Germany Ratifies Nuclear Weapons Treaty

Chancellor Brandt announced the cabinet voted to instruct ambassadors to ratify the pact banning spread of nuclear arms. Germany becomes the 25th nation to approve the treaty, with 18 more needed to reach 438 signatures for force. US and USSR ratified earlier.

Bonn Willy Brandt Washington London Moscow Brandt West Germany United States Soviet Union

Ray defends voluntary charity giving in United Campaign

Des Moines Iowa Governor Robert Ray urged voluntary employee contributions to the United Campaign and said lack of giving should not merit reprimand if the worker does his job. He cited reports that Iowa National Guard Adjutant General Joseph May pressed for donations and called May’s leadership for the campaign commendable.

DES Moines UPI United Campaign Robert D. Ray Paign Iowa National Guard Joseph May Ray May

Holiday traffic toll climbs during long Thanksgiving weekend

United Press International reports the nation's highway death toll mounting slowly on the third day of the Thanksgiving weekend. Through 6 a.m. EST 176 have died in traffic since Wednesday. California leads with 16 deaths, and notable crashes occur in Georgia Rhode Island and Virginia. An 88 year old Dallas man choked on a turkey bone during dinner. The council expects 700 to 800 more deaths to occur before midnight Sunday.

National Safety Council United Press International California Georgia Kentucky New York Texas Fort Valley Portsmith R.I Gum Springs Charles German Dallas Tex Natural Safety Council

Seventeen Czech Defect During Austrian Tour

A group of 17 Czechoslovaks defected in Austria while on a state organized tour from Czechoslovakia to Hungary. They were missing after their Cedok Tourist Co bus left Vienna following a brief sightseeing stop, police said.

Vienna UPI Austria Hungary Cedok Tourist Co

Senior businessman Joseph Falk dies at 78 in Washington

Joseph Falk, 78, Washington clothier and longtime resident, died at Washington County Hospital this morning November 28 1969. Born in Germany September 18 1891, he came to the United States in 1915 and built a long retail career here. Survived by wife Bertha Herz Falk four children thirteen grandchildren and several siblings. Funeral Sunday at 4 pm at Jones Funeral Home with Rabbi Rosenfeld officiating. Burial in Elm Grove Cemetery.

Joseph Falk Washington Clothier Washington County Falk Germany Washington Rotary Club Masonic Lodge Kaaba Temple Davenport Chamber of Commerce Jones Funeral Rabbi Rosenfeld Elm Grove Cemetery Rose Landauer Falk Chicago Ill Bertha Herz Temple Emanuel Stanley Frances) Mesirow Benton, Harbor, Mich Donald Helen) Polocheck Milwaukee, Wis

IUF Calls Global Boycott Against Iowa Beef Packers

The International Union of Food Workers Associations urged affiliates worldwide to refuse handling Iowa Beef Packers products amid the three month old strike by Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workers of North America. The union says a nationwide U.S. boycott is in effect and stronger actions are possible if the dispute, over good faith negotiations, remains unresolved. It accuses the company of blocking talks and suing workers for 10 million dollars while importing strikebreakers, including Mexican Americans, and trenching around the Dakota City plant to confine them.

Geneva UPI International Union of Food Workers Associations IUF Iowa Beef Packers, Inc Dakota City Neb Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workers of North America Iowa Beef Iowa United States Amalgamated U.S

Break-in at Fort Madison Post Office

Fort Madison Iowa police report a break in at the main post office with stamps and money orders missing. The break occurred between Thursday evening and 2 am today, breaking the front door lock. Post office to remain closed until federal audit completes the loss assessment. Mail delivery will occur from two branch offices.

Fort Madison Iowa UPI Marion Mosley Mosley

Intercepted Memo from Apollo Crew at Space Center

An intercepted memo from the APOLLO CREW at Space Center scolds about unanswered questions on Earth. The note, signed WEJ, questions whether more inquiries are needed and hints at broader curiosity surrounding the mission.

Israeli Air Strikes Across Suez in Retaliation

Israel launched a 30 minute strike across the Suez Canal hitting Egyptian military targets after cross canal raids by Egyptian jets. Cairo said two Egyptian planes were down, while Israeli claims of three or more losses varied. Ground clashes near Jordan left four Israelis wounded. An Athens bombing by Arab guerrillas wounded two, including a 2 year old. Foreign Minister Eban condemned the attack as proof of a worldwide campaign against Israel. Iowa weather forecast: partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with warmer temperatures.

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Probate of Lucile Forgey will and executor appointment

Public notice announces probate of the will of Lucile Forgey and the appointment of an executor. Also listed is an application for a franchise to operate electrical lines and the dissolution of M and M Distributors.

Lucile Forgey M & M Distributors

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