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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1969

Page

1

Washington students attend council conference on campus

Five Washington High School students Ric Enerio Scott Turnipseed Jim Rosenkild Kim Robertson and Steve Johnson attend the Student Council Conference at Iowa State University on campus. Weather notes, sand blasting prep, and various brief national items follow.

Washington High School Ames Iowa State University Washington Ric Enerio Scott Turnipseed Jim Rosenkild Kim Robertson Steve Johnson

Nation faces growing opposition to Wednesday moratorium

As plans for a nationwide antiwar protest on Wednesday solidify, officials from President Nixon to city leaders express mixed support and opposition. Mayor Lindsay proclaims a day of observance in New York with half mast flags, while Agnew opposes the moratorium and Klein urges a positive peace stance. Universities plan classes, rallies, and debates across the country, signaling a broad but divided response to the Vietnam War protests.

Nixon John V. Lindsay New York Spiro T. Agnew United States Herbert Klein University of Hawaii University Princeton Bui Diem America Notre Dame St. Mary’s College Minnesota Augsburg Col

Court to review case of objector to Vietnam draft

The Supreme Court agreed to hear arguments on whether a conscientious objector can be drafted, reviewing U.S. District Judge Charles E. Wyzanski's ruling that John H. Sisson Jr. may have a valid specific connection to Vietnam. Sisson, a Harvard graduate, was convicted in Boston for refusing induction while working as a reporter in Mississippi.

Washington UPI Supreme Court Boston John H. Sisson Jr U.S Charles E. Wyzanski Sisson Vietnam Wyzanski Justice Department Harvard Mississippi Southern Courier Montgomery Ala Plainclothes Chicago Grant Park SDS

Brilliant Season Opener by The North Strings

About 500 members of the Washington Concert Association attended a vibrant opening concert by The North Strings in the high school auditorium. Highlights included Bach Arioso and Two Nocturnes by Bloch, with standout cello by Camilla Heller and piano by Eileen Reagan. The season continues November 18 with Mary Louise Boehm at the same venue.

Washington Concert Association North Strings Shirley Thomson Miss Thomson Camilla Heller Eileen Reagan Dvorak Bloch Haydn Beethoven Kreisler Ravel Mendelssohn Miss Heller Block Mary Louise Boehm

Space Station Goal Drives Soviet Trio Into Orbit

Three Soyuz spacecraft join in Earth orbit as cosmonauts Vladimir Shatalov and Alexei Yeliseyev aboard Soyuz 8 join Soyuz 6 and 7 crews. Officials say aims include near Earth studies and testing group piloting to build a space station with future Earth-supplied missions. The Tass agency notes plans emphasize geological mapping and search for mineral wealth while live coverage is limited.

Moscow UPS Soviet Union Earth Tassness Agency Col Vladimir Shatalov Alexei Yeliseyev Shatalov Leningrad Air Force Academy Muza Igor Yelena Yeliseyev Tass

Intercepted Memo from Concert Association

A brief intercepted memo from the Concert Association congratulates Washington on another excellent program. Signed by WEJ, the note praises the efforts behind the recent offering and extends hearty congratulations.

Federal funds to end for aging projects in Iowa

Federal money supporting 21 aging programs in Iowa will run out by June 30 1970 for 12 projects. Earl V Nelson of the Iowa Commission on the Aging noted that the Service Program for Older Citizens in Washington with YMCA headquarters will lose funds on December 31. Title III grants covered 75 percent first year, 60 percent second, 50 percent third, with local communities urged to provide ongoing support to keep programs alive.

Iowa Earl V. Nelson Iowa Commission On the Aging Washington YMCA George Kerr Commission Nelson

Nixon Reaffirms Vietnam Stand Despite Demonstrations

President Nixon says he remains committed to achieving peace in Vietnam and will not be swayed by antiwar protests. In a letter to Georgetown student Randy J. Dicks, he emphasizes policies reflect exhaustive study and that abandoning them would be irresponsible. New Hampshire ranks 45th among the states in size.

Washington UPI Nixon Vietnam Randy J. Dicks Georgetown University

Iowa Weather: Freeze Warning North and West

Freeze or frost expected tonight in the north and west while the southeast stays above freezing. Partly cloudy and colder with freezing temperatures across much of the state. A chance of light snow flurries in the northeast. Tuesday mainly cloudy and cool with slightly colder conditions in the extreme east. Lows tonight range from the 20s in the northwest to 30s-36s in the southeast. Highs Tuesday reach the 30s to 40s. Wednesday outlook calls for fair and warmer conditions.

United Press International Iowa

Howell uncertain as Iowa merit system chief remains

Still in post as director Gerald Howell questions when his dismissal becomes effective after a nonwritten resignation accepted by the Merit Employment Commission on a party line vote. He disputes governor's tally of unacted appeals and defends staff efforts amid accusations of a fired leadership.

Des Moines UPI Gerald Howell Iowa Merit Employment System Howell Merit Employment Commission Commission William Hubbard Iowa City Robert D. Ray Ray Merit Employment Department

Escapes Prompt Review Of Iowa Facility Security

Governor Robert D. Ray ordered a quick re evaluation of the Oakdale Iowa Security Medical Facility security after three inmates escaped Saturday night. He discussed with Nolan Ellandson and James Gillea the need to reassess guards and security while steps to prevent further escapes are put in place. One fugitive was recaptured with injuries from the fence. two remain at large.

Des Moines UPI Robert D. Ray Iowa Oakdale Ray Nolan Ellandson Department of Social Services James Gillea

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