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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1968

Page

1

Rain and harvest delays shadow Washington brief

The Washington area felt more rain with overcast skies and steady showers through midday delaying harvest plans. Washington Community Chest contributions rose to 24 617 25 or 69 of the goal with 2425 reported from the School division. The Chamber of Commerce scheduled the second Industrial Dinner at Captains Table on Thursday at 6 30 p m to mark National Industrial Month and focus on vocational training needs. Waterloo voters approved a 5 8 million school improvement program as part of a total 7 8 million over five years, with 4275 in favor and 1521 against, plus 2 million from a 6 5 mill levy. Louisville Post Office faced a mail backlog blamed on weather, including a tomcat in a mailbox and stray items. Apollo 7 week was proclaimed in Apollo Pennsylvania to honor the mission. An English town saw a gas explosion linked to a leak and a heater in Tunbridge Wells.

Washington Community Chest Red Feather Larry Duncan Don Oxenford Washington Chamber of Commerce Waterloo Iowa UPI

Negotiators Fail To Agree On Bombing Pause In Paris Talks

U S and North Vietnamese negotiators fail to reach an accord on conditions for a bombing pause. Harriman says talks will resume, then retracts, amid conflicting statements about a Thursday meeting. Hanoi signals delay, while Saigon leaders meet Bunker to discuss peace efforts and return to Paris.

Paris Xuan Thuy Hanoi Washington Harriman Thuy North Vietnam Johnson London Soviet Union U.S Saigon Ellsworth Bunker Nguyen van Thieu Bunker Thieu National Liberation Front NLF

Home address change request amid a run of misfortune

Hucknall England resident Jack Ellis sought approval to move his home address from 13 to 11 after years marked by repeated floods and injuries to him and his wife. Permission was granted. Spartanburg South Carolina Curtis LeMay dismisses false peace moves before election day though he says the US should not ignore genuine peace offers.

Hucknall England UPI Jack Ellis Spartanburg S.C Curtis E. LeMay Vietnam Washington Hanoi American Independent Party George C. Wallace United States

Humphrey Enjoys Flurry Of Texas Campaignes

United Press International reports Hubert H. Humphrey’s Texan campaign day draws huge crowds and rare unity among Democrats. First Lady Lady Bird Johnson visits Dallas as Yarborough and Connally stand with Humphrey. Nixon tours Ohio amid heckling. Wallace faces sustained interruptions in Wisconsin.

Hubert H. Humphrey Humphrey Texas Lyndon B. Johnson Fort Worth Waco Dallas Ralph Yarborough

Plane trouble delays Apollo 7 return to Cape

Apollo 7 astronauts Walter Schirra Donn Eisele and Walt Cunningham returned to Cape Kennedy aboard the USS Essex after a hydraulic leak forced Schirra to swap airframes. The crew completed an 11 day, 4.5 million mile mission with 163 orbits and a successful recovery in the Atlantic.

Apollo, Pa UPI Pennsylvania Dwayne Guthrie Wally Schirra Donn Eisele Walter Cunningham Walter Shirra Uss Essex Cape Kennedy Walter Schirra Schirra Walt Cunningham Cape Eisele Cunningham Essex Wally Walt Donn Earth America Moon Atlantic U.S Ekholog U.S. Navy Samuel Phillips Space Trio

One-man embassy coup ends in Washington

Arnulfo Arias, Panama's deposed president, seized his country's embassy in Washington Tuesday then withdrew declaring the battle won and his stay to run affairs from a Watergate Hotel suite. The chancery closed as the embassy locks were changed by both sides, Arias saying the action was symbolic and sufficient to make his point.

Washington UPI Arnulfo Arias Panama Watergate Potomac 29Th Street N.W Arias

Defends Proposal on Pueblo Incident in Iowa Senate Race

Iowa UPI interview quotes Sen. David Stanley accusing Gov. Har old Hughes of name calling over the Pueblo incident plan. Stanley says consider capturing North Korean ships as a last resort to secure the crew, while avoiding broad war and urging diplomacy, arbitration, and economic pressure. He challenges Hughes to offer a better path to free the 82 sailors.

Des Moines UPI David Stanley Harold E. Hughes Pueblo United Press International Stanley United States U.S.S. Pueblo Hughes Asia North Korea International Court of Justice Iowa Harold Hughes the Pueblo

Marines kill 178 in surprise attack near Thuong Duc

U S Marines killed 178 Communists near the Thuong Duc camp guarding Da Nang. Leatherneck units called in bombers and artillery as 400 troops were spotted, ending a two week lull in major ground fighting. USS Ambassador Bunker met Thieu amid talks on de escalation proposals. Dong Ha artillery shelling killed nine and wounded 28 at a base near the DMZ. The war debt note follows.

Saigon UPS U.S Thuong Duc South Vietnam Hanoi da Nang USS Ellsworth Nguyen van Thieu United States North Vietnam Thieu Dong Ha Demilitarized Zone

Two Washington County 4-Hers Win State Honors

Margaret Birney and Galen Howsare win state 4-H awards for long term projects. Birney, of Washington, earns state dog project award and a transistor radio, with years of 4-H service and leadership. Howsare, of Crawfordsville, is a 4-H Leadership award co winner and leads in the Crooked Creek Cyclones beef program. Also noted are Jim Johnson and Peggy Kephart receiving honors for photography and dairy projects.

Washington County Margaret Birney James Birney Washington Galen Howsare Raymond Howsare Crawfordsville Margaret Iowa Maidens Galen Iowa Crooked Creek Cyclones Jim Johnson Wellman 4 - H Club Congress Peggy Kephart Iowa Milking Shortern Dairy Project

Public Notices Today probate and executors

Probate of will and appointment of executor for the estate of William O. Boshart. Appointment of administrator for the estate of Mathalia M. Samuelson.

William O. Boshart Mathalia M. Samuelson

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