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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1973

Page

10

Egypt claims Israel napalm and missiles in Suez clash

At the United Nations Egypt charged Israel with using napalm and missiles on troops and civilians despite a cease-fire. Egyptian Foreign Minister Mohamed Hassan el Zayyat urged U S and Soviet patrols of truce lines while the White House and Soviet envoy Malik dismissed joint policing.

United Nations UPI Peyot Today Israel Middle East U.S United States Suez Mohamed Hassan el-Zayyat Security Council Yosef Tekoah Egypt White House Joan Scali Seali Scali Yakov A. Malik Malik

Proxmire criticizes military contracts in bidless spending

UPI reported Senator William Proxmire of Wisconsin charging that many U S military procurement contracts run 30 to 40 percent above necessary costs due to political influence and the Defense Department practice of buying without competitive bids. He urged Congress to sharply limit negotiated government contracts. He said 99 percent of defense contracts are made without bids. The Pentagon had no immediate response.

Washington UPI William Proxmire D -Wis U.S Defense Department Wisconsin Congress Pentagon

State urged to fund Rock Island Lines expansion plan

Urbandale Senator William Plymar said a 1 million dollar state grant should be sought in the 1974 legislature to expand passenger rail service on the Rock Island Lines. He cites demand from Des Moines Ames Newton Grinnell Iowa City and the Quad Cities and notes higher airline prices and fuel shortages as reasons to invest in rail.

Sept Rock Island Lines Iowa William Plymar Urbandale Des Moines Cedar Rapids Plymar Chicago Ames Newton Grinnell Iowa City Quad Cities Amtrak Osceola Towa Towa City Town City Rock Island Urbandale Republican

Witness mission a success at Brighton

A Lay Witness Mission in Brighton drew 15 participants from as far as Dexter and spurred new study and prayer groups. An evaluation meeting, attended by about 30, noted plans include a Tuesday 6 am Men's Prayer Breakfast at Brighton Cafe and several Bible study groups starting late October at local hosts.

Brighton Dexter United Methodist United Presbyterian Churches of Brighton Cafe Leila Mullikin Raymond Stacys Earl Wrights Mildred Lewis

Market Summary from Joplin and Des Moines Livestock Reports

JOLIET livestock sales show cattle insufficient to establish a market with hogs 25 to 50 cents lower. No 12 200-240 lb hogs 43.25 to 44.00, No 13 200-250 lb hogs 42.00 to 43.00. Friday receipts projected at 1,200 cattle and 1,000 hogs. DES MOINES hog trade slow with fair demand. butchers steady to close, sows weak. Prices for various weight ranges and sow weights listed. estimated receipts today 85,000 with prior days around 81,000 and year-ago 86,000.

Joliet, Il UPI Des Moines Iowa Minnesota

Fred Edwards dies at 89 after illness in 1973

Fred Edwards 89 of 703 East Washington Street died Wednesday October 2 1973 at Washington County Hospital after a period of illness. Funeral services set for Saturday at 10 30 a m at Jones Funeral Home with Rev J Roland Crandall officiating. Burial in Schrock Cemetery. He was born January 5 1884 in Washington County near Wayland son of Absolom and Armitha Kurtz Edwards. He married Jessie Carpenter June 10 1908 at Coppock and the couple moved to Washington in 1947 from Coppock area where they farmed. He later worked at Griffith and Hedberg Dairy. The couple celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary in June. Surviving are his wife and four children Edith Widmer Deer River Ethel Hanze Brighton Raymond Millersburg.

Fred Edwards East Washington Street Washington County Hospital Jones J. Roland Crandall Schrock Cemetery Mr. Edwards Washington County Wayland Absolom and Armitha Kurtz Edwards Franklin School Coppock Jessie Carpenter Washington Griffith and Hedberg Dairy Edwards William Edith) Widmer Deer River Conrad Ethel) Hanze Brighton Raymond Millersburg

Dies Here This Morning Lester Kern

Lester Kern died here this morning October 25 1973 at Washington County Hospital after a three month illness. Funeral Saturday 10 a.m. at St. James Catholic Church with Rev Edward Shepherd officiating. Burial in Holy Trinity Cemetery Richmond. Rosary Friday 7 30 p.m. at Sherman Eden Funeral Home. Born April 7 1906 in Washington County son of Martin and Stella Kern. Married Loretta Patterson April 28 1925 at Richmond. Survived by four sons Callistus Elmo Mervin Arlo, one daughter Cheryl Manning and nine grandchildren.

Lester Uner West Main Street Washington County Hospital St. James Catholic Church Edward Shepherd Holy Trinity Cemetery Richmond Sherman-Eden Funeral Home Mr. Kern Washington County Martin and Stella Schillig Kern Loretta F. Patterson Washington Iowa Southern Utilities Kern Callistus Elmo Mervin Ottumwa Arlo Cedar Rapids Don Cheryl Ann) Manning

Sixteen-year-old Johnny White earns Eagle Scout rank

McAlester Oklahoma Johnny White 16 became an Eagle Scout Tuesday the sixth son of J L and Mrs J L White to reach the rank in Scouting history officials say the achievement is the greatest by a single family In congratulatory letters President Nixon House Speaker Carl Albert and Oklahoma Governor David Hall participated in the ceremony

Mcalester Okla UPI Johnny White J. L. White Boy Scouts U.S Nixon Carl Albert Oklahoma David Hall

Derald of Wayland Funeral Details and Survivors

Derald of Wayland is noted in an obituary with survivors including a brother Roy Edwards of Brighton fourteen grandchildren and twenty two great grandchildren. He was preceded in death by two brothers two sisters one grandchild and one great grandchild.

Derald Wayland Roy Edwards Brighton

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