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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1964

Page

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UAW GM Reach Tentative National Contract Deal

The United Auto Workers and General Motors reached a national contract but strikes continue at 130 GM plants while local disputes are resolved. The agreement covers about 350,000 workers, includes a Christmas bonus, higher retirement benefits, wage gains, and added holidays, with full effect only after local issues are settled and the contract ratified.

Detroit UPI United Auto Workers and General Motors Corp Ford Chrysler UAW Louis G. Seaton Seaton Gm-Uaw

Riverside man Emmett Waldschmidt dies at 62

Emmett Waldschmidt 62 of Riverside died at Mercy Hospital Sunday after pneumonia treatment. A retired farmer and World War II veteran, he will be buried at Mt Olivet Cemetery after funeral at St Marys Church Riverside Wednesday at 9 am. Rosary services are set for Tuesday evening at Sorden and Adams Funeral Chapel. He was born Feb 24 1902 in Washington County to Joseph and Viola Kueneman Waldschmidt. He leaves four brothers Ralph Earl Albert and Hubert and six sisters including Gertrude Waldschmidt and Loretta Cameron.

Riverside Emmett Waldschmidt Mercy Hospital St. Mary’s Church Mt. Olivet Sorden and Adams Mr. Waldschmidt Washington County Joseph Viola Kueneman Waldschmidt Veterans of Foreign Wars Ralph Earl Albert Hobart Ind Hubert Rock Island Ill Gertrude Waldschmidt Elaine Miller Florence Schrieber Inez Wright Iowa City

Voter’s Primer for Servicemen Ballot Delivery

A primer explains how a son in the armed services can vote in the upcoming election. Application forms are provided by the armed services and must be signed on an affidavit before an army officer. Forms are mailed to the county auditor who will send a ballot to the service member and the completed ballot must arrive by October 31.

Armed Services

Weather Outlook for Iowa From UPI

Fair and cooler tonight with frost or freezing temperatures. Tuesday fair and warmer west. Low tonight 28 to 35. High Tuesday lower 60s. Outlook for Wednesday continued fair and a little warmer.

United Press International Iowa

Washington County Historical Society Annual Meeting Tour

Washington County Historical Society members joined a Sunday tour and picnic then held their annual business meeting. They traveled from Washington at 3 p.m. along Sockum Ridge to Walnut School for lunch before the meeting. Five directors were re-elected and officers Chuck Hotle, Harold Mangold, Edna Jones, and John Owen were named president, vice presidents, and secretary-treasurer respectively.

Washington County Historical Society Washington Sockum Ridge Walnut School Chuck Hotle Harold Mangold Edna Jones John Owen

Parsons Offers Conversational Spanish Course For Area

Parsons College announces a conversational Spanish course for local residents. The next class meets at 6 30 p.m. Thursday in the courthouse here. Registration remains open for the course which will hold two meetings monthly during the current school year.

Parsons College Court House

Campaign Near End Politicos Set for New Tours

President Johnson and Barry Goldwater prepare last month tours to the West Coast and South with stops in Virginia North Carolina Illinois Iowa Ohio Tennessee California Montana Nevada and Pennsylvania while Miller and Humphrey press campaigns in the East and California. Johnson leads nationally amid polls with Alabama Mississippi and Louisiana as narrow holds.

Washington UPI Johnson Barry M. Goldwater West Coast GOP William E. Miller Hubert H. Humphrey California Alexandria South Raleigh N.C Goldwater Montgomery Bucks Pennsylvania Philadelphia UPI Editors and Publishers Miller Wilmington Hickory Asheville Midwest White House Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Hilda Georgia Florida North Carolina South Carolina

West Berlin reports 57 East Germans flee via tunnel

West Berlin officials say 57 East Germans escaped to the city through a tunnel under the border. East German border guards fired on the tunnel. a guard was killed. Refugees, 23 men 31 women 3 children, moved in over three days from a Bernauer Strasse apartment to the French sector.

West Berlin Cpl Egon Schultz

Floods threaten Gulf states as Hilda weakens

Heavy rain from Hurricane Hilda swept the Dixie area delivering floods and new tornadoes from Louisiana through the Carolinas. The death toll reached 38 with 200 injured and thousands homeless as Louisiana suffered the worst damage including a 20-death toll from Larose twisters.

Baton Rouge UPI Dixie Louisiana Mississippi Alabama Cherry N. C Atlantic

Traffic toll in Iowa tops 600 as weekend deaths rise

Iowa's highway toll climbed to 607 for 1964, with 10 more deaths and numerous injuries reported over the weekend. The weekend fatalities include Ruth Helen Anderson 28 of Cherokee and Monte Ray Beyer 16 of Holstein among others, with crashes across multiple counties and two-car, single-car, and train collisions. Additional nontraffic injuries and a few other fatalities were recorded in Davenport Calmar Council Bluffs Dickens and Spirit Lake areas, plus a Navy petty officer injury near Potts Town Pennsylvania.

Iowa Ruth Helen Anderson Schaller Storm Lake Merle Madsen Pamela Madsen Monte Ray Beyer Holstein Beyer Cherokee Dennis Hoagland Ann Hogrefe Frank Borchert Owatonna Minn U.S. 218 Cemetery Curve Charles City Borchert Warren Dunmire St. Paul John Ewing Dubuque Dubuque Street William Baker J.D. Young Davenport Orville Dowd Calmar Craig Bridges Council Bluffs Young Dowd West Union Bridges Iowa 92 Eugene Oines Brookings S.D Michael Dolan Lincoln Neb.) Air Force Base Sylvia Bothne Bode Dickens C.R. Dice Lake Park Spirit Lake Darrell W.de Lapp Waterloo Navy Pottstown Gary Brusch Limerick Joseph Hoelerher Guthrie Center Larry Dopheide

Homecoming Events Planned at Pleasant Hill Church

Pleasant Hill Christian Church near Washington Iowa will host a homecoming on Sunday October 11 1964 with Roger Williams Waco High School English Department chairman as featured speaker at 2 p m He will speak during an afternoon program also marking the church 128th anniversary The day begins with Sunday School at 10 am worship at 11 am a basket dinner at 1230 pm and special music plus other numbers in the program Reverend Ronald B Flowers of Iowa City will lead the morning service Public attendance is invited

Roger Williams Waco High School Olds Iowa Pleasant Hill Christian Church Washington Iowa Williams Pleasant Hill Ronald B. Flowers Iowa City

Washington County Jail Bond Election Notice

Public notice announces an election on a proposed bond issue to finance a new Washington County Jail. Details include voting date and official posting for residents to review and participate in the public process.

Washington County

LBJ to Speak in Des Moines Time Shift for Farm Address

President Lyndon B. Johnson will address Iowa in Des Moines from the Capitol steps at 11:15 a.m. CDT after arriving at 10:40 a.m. and a 15 minute motorcade. Gov. Harold Hughes announced the time change to allow longer remarks and more time in the city.

Des Moines UPI Lyndon B. Johnson Capitol Steps Harold Ki. Hughes Hughes White House Iowa Capital Johnson Statehouse Air Force I Fleur Drive Locust Street Capitol East Ninth

Legion Post to Meet Tuesday Night

The American Legion Post will meet Tuesday October 6 at 8 p.m. at the Legion Hall. Commander Don Rinner announces Hal Williams will demonstrate a new Mark 14 rifle. Martin Whittaker and Ben Hamm er will report on the National Legion Convention in Dallas. Refreshments will be served.

American Legion Post The Legion Hall Don Rinner Hal Williams Martin Whittaker Ben Hammer National Legion Convention Dallas Texas

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