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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1966

Page

1

Des Moines Postal Backlog Relief Aids Mail Load

Des Moines Post Office hires 135 temporary workers for up to 90 days to sort and distribute backlogged second and third class and parcel post mail from Chicago. Postmaster McNerney says some may become permanent as Iowa mail now routes from Des Moines, with Christmas rush staffing to return to normal.

Des Moines UPL Chicago John McNerney McNerney Republican Con Phe Arcel Post Mahon

Two Amish boys admit break in near Hazleton

Two Amish boys aged 10 and an older youth confessed to breaking into the North School near Hazleton on Sept 13, overturning desks and scattering books. Sheriff Beier said they were turned over to parents and ordered to appear in juvenile court in Independence next Tuesday.

UPL Buchanan County Fred Beier Beier North Hazleton Oelwein Danforth Foundation

Weather outlook for the state this weekend

Partly cloudy conditions expected today and Saturday with a chance of scattered showers. Cooler air moves in from the extreme northwest tonight and Saturday. Lows tonight in the 40s and Saturday highs reaching the 60s.

United Press International Towa

Probate of will and executor appointment for William S. Stewart

Notice of probate of a will and appointment of executor for William S. Stewart. Also filed notice of incorporation for Flynn Co, outlining company formation and initial corporate actions.

William S. Stewart Flynn Co

Aberfan Disaster Strikes Pantglas School in Wales

A collapsing coal waste avalanche from Aberfan village mountainside crushed Pantglas Infants School in Merthyr Tydfil area. Officials report more than 175 dead or missing, with 150 plus others unaccounted as rescue workers, including the mayor, comb debris for trapped children. About 90 pupils and teachers were rescued. 200 evacuated from a nearby senior school. Emergency declared. Queen Elizabeth sent sympathy. The tragedy follows heavy rains loosening spoil heap atop mine waste.

Erthyr Tydfil Wales UPL Elizabeth Pantglas Merthyr Tydfil Coal Board Aberfan Village Jerthyr Tydfil Cardiff

Rusk Says U S to Continue Bombing Viet Nam

Secretary of State Dean Rusk stated in Manila that the United States plans no new pause in bombing North Vietnam. He noted past pauses and questioned what would follow stopping bombing, while the Manila summit gathers leaders from seven nations bearing the Viet Nam burden.

Manila UPS Dean Rusk United States Viet Nam Rusk Hanoi

Johnson’s Melbourne motorcade marred by paint protest

Two antiwar demonstrators flung red and green paint on President Johnson’s bubbletop limousine and near Secret Service agents in Melbourne Australia as 700000 locals cheered. No injuries. two 22 and 24 year olds arrested, one other briefly detained.

Melbourne Australia UPI Johnson Secret Service Rufus Youngblood Youngblood

Washington Country Club annual meeting dinner and reports

About seventy members attended the Washington Golf and Country Club annual dinner and business meeting. Jim Loyd presided as president, reports from committees highlighted progress and club improvements. New directors Bill Casey John Logan Leon Hillman elected for three years. clubhouse to close for winter on October 30. officers to be chosen for 1967 season. Mulching cited as best moisture method for orchards at Penn State by Carl Bittner.

Washington Golf and Country Club Jim Loyd Claude Powell Powell Virginia Powells Bill Casey John Logan Leon Hillman Ted Johnson Jim Lloyd Tom Tanner Tim Hayes Jerry Ridley Ralph Marshall Ben Haberman Inda Berns Byron Winans Milburn McKay Roger Chapman Charles Hayes

Viet Cong Mine Kills Nine in Mekong Delta Market

In the Mekong Delta village Tra on 75 miles southwest of Saigon a Viet Cong mine exploded in a crowded market killing nine and injuring hundreds 48 seriously. Four soldiers and five civilians including four children died with 15 soldiers among the seriously wounded. The attack followed fighting in the area as government forces clashed with communist units and a U S sweep began in the Central Highlands to locate infiltrators.

Saigon UPS Mekong Delta Train

Iowa Liquor Control figures show 4.7 percent sales rise in 1966

Iowa liquor stores sold 3,170,186 gallons in fiscal 1966, up 144,807 from 1965, with distilled spirits driving the gain. Blended whiskey and straight bourbon led spirits, wine sales rose 2.7 percent, total revenue $54,984,617, and profit to the state $233 million over 32 years. arrests for liquor offenses rose to 23,284, with intoxication convictions totaling 14,635.

Des Moines DPA Border Commission Justices of the Peace Liquor Commission

Hughes lauds Iowa anti-pollution drive on tour

Gov. Harold E. Hughes praised Iowa cities and towns for installing or upgrading sewage treatment plants during a helicopter tour in his re election campaign. He noted the State Health Department certified 19 municipalities eligible for federal construction grants, underscoring the public health program in Iowa.

Sheldon Iowa UPI Harold E. Hughes Hughes State Health Department Towa

Iowa to seek 2 million for state college scholarships

Des Moines reports the 1967 Iowa legislature will be asked to appropriate 2 million dollars to continue the state scholarship program run by the Higher Education Facilities Commission. The program began in 1965 with 500 thousand and now aids about 829 students. awards total about half a million with private colleges drawing over 60 percent of that. The typical recipient comes from a farm or salaried family, with 3 dependents on average, and attends a state-supported college or university.

DES Moines SDPA General Assembly Higher Education Facilities Commission Iowa Jay W Stein Iowa State State of Leges College Scholarship Service College Entrance Examination Board United States

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