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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1964

Page

1

Goldwater Starts 10 Day Midwest Swing For GOP

Sen. Barry Goldwater rests then launches a 10 day campaign trek through Kansas Iowa Missouri Nebraska Colorado Texas South Dakota Illinois and Ohio to win back GOP defectors in farm states. He continues elaborate fundraising for Heard Museum and discusses Indian issues noting long loyalty amid abuse.

Phoenix Ariz UPI Barry M. Goldwater Midwest Tues Topeka Kan Des Moines Iowa Milwaukee Wis Kansas City Omaha Neb Denver Colo Texas Brownsville Beaumont Houston Sioux Falls S. D Chicago Ohio Mansfield Johnstown Canton Akron Goldwater Desert Johnson Heard Museum Arizona

Scout Troop 237 Camps and Serves at Hotle Timber

Fifty nine campers attended a two day campout by Boy Scout Troop 237 in Hotle's Timber. The group built 13 check dams to curb erosion and eight boys pursued soil and water conservation merit badges while also improving cooking and camp craft skills. Scoutmaster Dave Horsey and assistant leaders Neal Lampkin Louie Palliottet aided the effort with Milo Steele Jr. as committee chairman.

Boy Scout Troop 237 Hotle Dave Horsey Neal Lampkin Louie Palliottet Milo Steele Jr

Cardinals take series lead in 1964 World Series

In New York, the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Yankees 5-2 in 10 innings to take a 3-2 series lead. Key moments include Brock and White contributing early offense, McCarver and Linz handling defense, and a decisive Cardinal rally in the fifth with Flood, Brock, and White driving in runs.

NEW York UPI St. Louis Cardinals New York Yankees Flood Brock White K. Boyer Groat McCarver Shannon C. Boyer Maxvill Gibson Linz Richardson Yankees Pepitone Mantle Great Maris Cardinals Stottlemyre Paris Floo Cardinal Tresh Shannon. C Boyer

Langenberg, 78, Washington native, dies

Rosa Langenberg died this morning October 12, 1964, at Shenk Nursing Home Wellman after several weeks illness. Funeral arrangements by Jones Funeral Home. rites at St. James Church. Burial in Elm Grove Cemetery. Born Sept 26, 1886, daughter of Henry A. and Caroline Edelstein Langenberg. Former high school principal at Kellerton and Ackley. taught Latin and English at Waubon Minnesota and Mitchellville Training School for Girls. Member of Altar and Rosary Society. Last of her immediate family.

Rosa Langenberg Washington Shenk Wellman Jones Funeral Home St. James Catholic Church Elm Grove Miss Langenberg Henry A Caroline Edelstein Langenberg State University of Iowa Kellerton Ackley Iowa Waubon, Minn Waubon Mitchellville Altar and Rosary Society

Iowa Democratic caravan to visit Washington Thursday

The Iowa Democratic caravan, including all state candidates except Governor Harold Hughes, arrives in Washington Thursday afternoon at 4 p.m. Walter Farrell, county chairman, says plans for a reception are underway. Hughes will fly in Monday, October 19, and attend a dinner at Captain’s Table, with a possible speech in Central Park if weather allows.

Iowa Washington Walter Farrell Harold Hughes Farrell Hughes Central Park

Fire damages hotel in Iowa City Sunday

A Sunday blaze gutted the Prescriptionist Drug Shop and damaged adjoining shops in the Hotel Jefferson downtown. Drug stock losses were estimated at 12 000 to 15 000 dollars. Smoke and water harmed two women’s clothing stores a shoe shop and a variety store. The hotel’s drug store floor collapsed into the basement laundry. The lobby and several rooms were damaged and 80 to 100 guests were evacuated as a precaution. Cause was not immediately determined.

Iowa City Iowa UPI Hotel Jefferson Jack Rhatigan

Big Saigon battle leaves over 300 dead or wounded

In South Viet Nam, a major clash near Saigon produced 98 government deaths and about 150 Communist fatalities. Among the casualties, two American advisers and a Vietnamese battalion commander died when their jeep hit a mine. a Marine officer was slightly hurt in a helicopter crash.

Saigon UPS South Viet Nam U. S U.S. Marine Corps Vietnamese Defense Ministry

Near Record Total Eight Dead On Iowa Roads

Eight weekend traffic deaths lift Iowa toll to 626, nearing the all time 700 mark. Names include Alice K. Thompson of Council Bluffs. Gary Froning of Fayette. Daniel Burke of Avoca. Wilma Steele and her three generations in a near Emer­ son crash. James Osborn of Cedar Rapids. Orville Meyer of Clarence. Susan Reed of Van Wert. Myron Manley and Clarke homecoming pair. plus Hiram Loucks of Peterson who died from Oct. 7 injuries.

United Press International Iowa Alice K. Thompson Council Bluffs Gary Froning Fayette Iowa 93 Daniel Louis Burke Avoca James Osborn Cedar Rapids U.S. 30 Stanwood Orville Meyer Clarence Susan Reed van Wert U.S. 69 Osceola Myron Manley Woodburn Clarke Community High School Manley Iowa Highway Patrol Hiram Wells Loucks Peterson

Johnson attacks Goldwater on West tour in Reno speech

UPI reports President Johnson campaigned through the Far West denouncing rival Barry Goldwater. In Reno he framed a 10 point bill of responsibilities to accompany the Bill of Rights, urging government restraint and domestic peace while maintaining world leadership and economic growth.

Johnson Louisville UPI Telephoto UPI Old West Barry Goldwater GOP Reno Far West West U.S

Break-in at Sorrell Auto Parts on West Madison

Sunday evening officers investigated a break-in at Sorrell Auto Parts, 1007 West Madison. Owner Ed Sorrell surprised two thirsty suspects at 6:45 pm as they fled through a rear window, stealing candy and pop from machines but no money. Suspects fled on foot toward Busby farm, one west and one south, pursued briefly.

Sorrell Auto Parts West Madison Ed Sorrell Sorrell Busby Farm Washington

Warn farmers about harvesting hazards

Ames Iowa UPI Norval Wardel Iowa State University safety specialist warns farmers to be careful in corn harvest. Last year Iowa had 204 accidents needing a doctor, 24 more than 1962, with 54 amputations in 1963 vs 60 in 1962. Average cost per accident about $1000. most occur between 4 and 5 p.m.

Ames Iowa UPI Iowa State University Norval Wardel Wardle

Russians launch first passenger carrying space ship Voskhod

Russia launched Voskhod the first multi occupant space ship with a pilot and two passengers aboard. Tass quoted a French space scientist about potential spacewalks during the 24 hour flight as it orbits Earth every 90 minutes reaching distances up to 255.6 miles. Khrushchev promised a warm welcome on return as Vostok three man crew orbited.

Moscow UPI Russia Voskhod Yuri Gagarin U.S Tass Jean Coulombe France National Center For Space Research Leningrad Earth Vladimir M. Komarov Konstatin Feoktistov Boris Yegorov Nikita S. Khrushchev Houston Soviet Union United States Space U. S Yuri Gavarin Alan Shepard America Virgil I Gus) Grissom John Young Cape Kennedy Grissom Young Vostok Boris Egorov Konstantin Feoktistov National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASA

Voter's Primer Figures Out Where Citizens May Vote

A citizen may vote in city, school board, county, state, and general elections. The primer outlines the eligible elections for qualified voters and emphasizes participation in local and broader political processes.

Iowa Weather Forecast With Cloudy East and Warm West

Weather report for Iowa notes cloudy conditions in the east and fair weather in the west tonight with cooler readings in the northwest. Tuesday brings generally fair skies, warmer temperatures in the east and central areas, with lows in the 30s to lower 40s and highs from the 60s in the east to around 70 in the west. Outlook calls for partly cloudy and warmer conditions on Wednesday.

Iowa

Public bond election to fund new county jail

Public notice announces a bond election to raise funds for a new county jail. Voters will be asked to approve the issuance of bonds and the related debt service. The notice specifies election date and governing authority.

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