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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1969

Page

1

Ice Age Bison Fossil Unearthed Near Marion Iowa

Iowa educators join a national anti smoking campaign with schools and health departments. In Marion, geologists report a large Ice Age bison skeleton from a farm dating 25 000 to 50 000 years back. A crow with bronchitis and a boa constrictor episode in England are also noted.

DES Moines API Iowa Public Instruction Department State Health Department Iowa Association For Health, Physical Education and Recreation Iowa Interagency Council On Marion Iowa UPI Holmes Semken University of Iowa Midwest Semken

March of Dimes gifts found in old mail boxes

Wash ington County March of Dimes headquarters found seven envelopes in front of abandoned farm homes, containing checks and cash long uncashed. County chairman Bob Ross reported a total of $2,540 raised this year and thanked contributors for their support.

March of Dimes Washington County March of Dimes Headquaters Bob Ross Ross

Intercepted Memo PROS and CONS on Long Hair

A terse intercepted memo weighs the pros and cons of long hair. It notes that tastes vary and asserts Wilt Chamberlain would likely approve of long hair, signing off with WEJ.

Iowa lawmakers consider short special session on truck reciprocity

A Iowa subcommittee urged a serious look at a brief special session to resolve reciprocity issues. Rep. Harold Fischer said the Iowa Reciprocity Board failed to join a 17 state pact and a one year waiver was denied in Miami. The plan centers on House File 1 governing truck reciprocity and licensing fees.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Harold Fischer R - Wellsburg Fischer Iowa Reciprocity Board Miami Fla New Mexico House Senate Indiana Illinois Reciprocity Board

Withdrawing Marines Mark Vietnam Pullout Progress

The United States began pulling 4 900 Marines from Vietnam as ground fighting dropped to its lowest level since a Viet Cong cease-fire in September. Officials noted no imminent enemy upsurge, while artillery strikes near Quantico and in the northern DMZ killed several guerrillas. The pace depends on reduced Viet Cong attacks and continued U S planning under President Nixon.

Saigon Ho Chi Minh United States Okinawa Nixon U.S. Command North Vietnam 3Rd Marine Division

Mao appears at rally in China

Mao Tse tung reappeared publicly at a massive Peking celebration of China’s 20th birthday with Lin Piao. He warned the United States and Soviet Union against nuclear blackmail while stressing peaceful coexistence. Lin pledged to liberate Taiwan and support armed struggle in Vietnam.

Hong Kong UPI Mao Tse-tung Peking China United States Soviet Union Peking Radio Mao Lin Piao Kremlin Lin Heavenly Peace Square Taiwan Vietnam

Iowa Weather Outlook From United Press International

Partly cloudy through Thursday with a chance of showers or thunderstorms on Thursday. Cooler tonight and Thursday in the east and central areas. Lows tonight 45 to 50 northwest to mid 50s southeast. High Thursday around 70. Friday outlook is partly cloudy and mild.

United Press International Iowa

Washington board hears long hair issue at Rosenkild hearing

Washington school board held a public hearing on the long hair rule and Jim Rosenkild’s case with testimony from administrators and Rosenkild’s representative. Speakers urged adherence to policy while others urged repeal or individual rights, and the board planned action with no date set.

Washington School Board Jim Rosenkild Rosenkild Burge Hammond Hammond Jim Kelly Schlapkohl Ernie Beemblossom Joe Johnston Iowa Civil Liberties Union Mem Bers Johnston Washington Eugene Engel Carol Dehne Marty Chebuhar Joan Knott Leonard Tindal Dave Stevenson Mark Bayert Roy Hodges Larry Mabb Elliott McKinstry Jacque Zear James Frier Leland Grove Don McClure Robert Martin Ray Stalder Corrine Stanley Harry Knott Earl Rae Ray Rae

Czech diplomat defects from Czechoslovakia in Sydney

Karel Franc, 46, Czechoslovakia's consul general to Australia since 1965, defected after being recalled to Prague during a purge of liberal forces and was granted political asylum with his wife and three sons. Prime Minister John Gorton expressed sympathy for his exile due to Russian occupation and suppression. Franc and several consulate staff were recalled to Prague.

Sydney UPI Australia Prague Karel Franc Czechoslovakia John Gorton Franc

Britain turns Post Office into profit making corporation

Britain transforms its 312 year old postal system into a public corporation, creating the nation’s largest civilian employer with 400,000 workers. The move shifts daily operations from government to the new entity, while Parliament cites a need for a new look and profitability.

London UPI Britain Nixon U.S. Mail George Henry Hall Lord Hall Government Post Office Department New Post Office Corporation U.S. Congress U.S House Post Office Committee Post Office British Postal Corporation Post Office Department Telecommunications Department Mail Service United States

Claude Woods Files Mayor Nomination in Washington Race

Claude Woods became the fourth candidate for Washington mayor as he filed papers today on the Peoples Ticket. Other contenders include M. L. Brown Independent Vernon Witting Citizens Ticket and Ralph Martin Progressive Ticket. The filing deadline is October 7 with the election set for early November.

Claude Woods Washington Woods L. C. Willits Peoples M. L Bill) Brown Vernon Witting Citizens Ticket Ralph Martin Progressive Witting Martin

Beret commander denies killing in Vietnam case

Col. Robert B. Rheault, former head of all Special Forces in Vietnam, denied there had been a killing in the Green Beret case. He testified that a body had never been found as seven of eight men involved returned home from Vietnam to the United States.

Travis Afb Calif UPI Vietnam Robert B. Rheault Vineyard Haven Mass

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