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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1964

Page

1

Youth fined 95 after high speed chase in town

A 19 year old Moline youth Larry L Moore was fined 95 after a noon chase through the east part of town. Officer Ken Bauer followed as Moore sped through stop signs at West Madison East Madison and S 4th then near rail yards and East Washington before finally being captured near the Waco Drive-In for reckless driving.

Moline Illinois Ken Bauer Larry L. Moore West Madison Bauer East Madison Moore East Washington Waco Drive - In

Washington Man Held in Cedar Rapids Jail

Lester A. Stout 26 of Washington was arrested after an 80 mph chase in Cedar Rapids. He allegedly sideswiped a car, was intoxicated, and found with a .22 pistol and a hunting knife. He faces intoxication leaving the scene and failing to control, with no concealed weapon charge due to a legal technicality. Stout is held in Cedar Rapids county jail.

Lester A. Stout Washington Cedar Rapids Stout

Trulock services at Brighton Friday

Daisy Trulock will be honored in a Friday service at 2 p.m. at Gould Funeral Home in Brighton. Rev. Virgil Blosser will officiate with burial in Hillcrest Cemetery.

Brighton Daisy Trulock Gould Virgil Blosser Hillcrest Cemetery

Iowa Debate to feature Hughes Hultman on statewide network

Democratic Governor Harold E. Hughes and Republican Attorney General Evan Hultman clash in Iowa's first live gubernatorial debate broadcast statewide. Alfred Schwartz moderates the hour long event with network coverage by nearly 50 radio and 10 TV stations. Topics include tax reform highways education and law enforcement.

Des Moines UPI Harold E. Hughes Evan Hultman Iowa Alfred Schwartz College of Education Drake University Hughes Hultman Conservative Party Robert Dilley Broadcasters Association Dilley The John Birch Society WHO WHO - TV

Holding Continues Violence at Buying Stations

The National Farmers Organization's market rebellion persists into its third week with violence flaring anew. Explosions damaged three livestock yards in Wisconsin and a hog buying station in Illinois, while fires and trucks carrying livestock faced arson and tire shootings across the upper Midwest. Minnesota Governor Rolvaag urged calm, noting some members favor violence, while NFC president Staley reported a sharp drop in arrivals at midwestern terminals. Eight stockyards in Richland, Wisconsin, closed for the week amid the action.

Chicago UPI National Farmers Organization NFC Wisconsin Illinois Upper Midwest Minnesota Karl Rolvaag NFO Rolvaag Oren Lee Staley U.S. Agriculture Department Staley Iowa Stewart Don France Stewarts NFO Board of Directors Richland Wis

Bean variety plot meetings in Washington County

County Extension Director Jim Frier announces bean variety plot meetings next week in Washington County. Thirteen soybean varieties are sown in each plot including the new 63 and 64 varieties with root rot resistance. Locations and times: Sept 15 10 a.m. Ken Guy farm near Scheeler yards, Brighton. Sept 15 4 p.m. Lyle Palmer farm near Keota. Sept 16 10 a.m. Frank Patterson farm near Washington or Kalona.

Washington County Jim Frier Ken Guy Scheeler Yards Brighton Lyle Palmer Keota Wedneday Frank Patterson Washington Kalona

Governor Hughes to Visit Washington October 15

Governor Harold Hughes and Democratic ticket candidates will tour Iowa from Sept. 28 to Oct. 17 visiting all sections. The bus arrives in Washington at 4 p.m. October 15 and departs at 5 45 p.m. for Fairfield for the Jefferson County dinner.

Harold Hughes Iowa Washington Fairfield Jefferson County

Sewer problems draw council meeting to midnight

City council devoted most of last night to sewer problems across the city. Mayor Willits said no decisions were reached before adjournment near midnight, and he noted there was no discussion of the Green Field situation.

Willits

Dora Hammers Florida Coast In 115 MPH Hurricane

Massive Hurricane Dora lashed the northeast Florida coast with 115 mph winds and six foot tides. Civil Defense evacuated St. Augustine beach areas and an old folks home as rising waters trapped seniors. Jacksonville Beach residents largely refused shelters until waves overran sea walls drove mass evacuations to shelters in St. Augustine. Cape Kennedy spaceport menaced briefly before Dora shifted toward Daytona Beach with 45 mph gusts.

ST. Augustine Fla Daytona Beach Jacksonville Beach St. Augustine Beach Weather Bureau Civil Defense Authorities Fred Wilkes St. Johns County Jacksonville Weather Bureau Red Cross Cape Kennedy Dora Cape

Chrysler UAW avert auto strike ends with historic pension pact

UAW and Chrysler reach a three year agreement before a 10 am strike deadline involving 74 000 workers. The deal includes a $4 25 per month per year of service pension, aiming for about 400 monthly for retirees plus wage boosts longer vacations fully paid health insurance and extra holidays. Reuther and Leary announced the settlement noting it sets the model for GM and Ford contracts while denying any inflationary implications.

Detroit UPI United Auto Workers Union Chrysler Corp UAW Walter P. Reuther Chrysler General Motors Ford American Motors Corp Reuther

Beef and swine tour set for Thursday in Washington County

The Washington County beef and swine tour will assemble Thursday at 12 15 p m CDT at the Bob Greene farm near Ainsworth. Stops follow at Crawfordsville farms Bob Huff Bob Carr Walt Rich then at Washington farms Ed Zieglowsky Eugene Reed. An 8 p m fall livestock and feed outlook meeting at the show barn on the county fair grounds will feature Nelson Gay and Charles Mogged as speakers.

Washington County Bob Greene Ainsworth Bob Huff Bob Carr Walt Rich Crawfordsville Ed Zieglowsky Eugene Reed Washington Washington County Fair Grounds Nelson Gay New Extension Charles Mogged

Funeral services for Mary Louise Therion scheduled Friday

Funeral services for Mary Louise Therion will be held Friday at 1 30 p m at Ainsworth Methodist Church with Rev William Simbro in charge Burial will follow at Elm Grove Cemetery Friends may call at Jones Funeral Home Thursday or until 10 a m Friday

Mary Louise Therion Ainsworth Methodist Church William Simbro Elm Grove Cemetery Jones Funeral Home

Miss America Group Finishes Prelims in Atlantic City

The 1964 Miss America pageant moved into high gear as 50 contestants completed preliminaries in beauty, talent and poise in Atlantic City New Jersey.

Miss America Atlantic City N.J UPI

Iowa Weather Outlook: Showers North, Warmer by Weekend

United Press International reports Iowa will see partly cloudy skies tonight with showers in the north and lows ranging from 60 to 70. Thursday brings more partly cloudy skies and highs in the 70s to 80s. Friday looks mostly fair with cooler temperatures continuing.

Iowa

Notice to Washington City Journal Subscribers

Your Journal today includes a carrier card with the carrier’s name and telephone. Keep the card for easy access and call your own paper boy if you do not receive your Journal. If contact fails, call Wayne Herdlicka at OL 3-4033 between 6:00 and 6:30 p.m.

Washington City Journal Wayne Herdlicka

Goldwater presses tax cut plan after West Coast rally

In Los Angeles Senator Barry Goldwater drew 53,000 at Dodger Stadium for a campaign stop endorsing a five year 25 percent income tax cut. He vowed reform of the federal tax structure and to curb spending while contrasting his plan with Kennedy Johnson tax cuts. He planned further stops in Sacramento Klamath Falls Eugene and Seattle with a foreign policy speech in Washington.

Los Angeles UPI Barry M. Goldwater Dodger Stadium California Goldwater Sacramento Klamath Falls Eugene Ore Seattle Wash Hollywood Johnson Barry Peggy Air Force James Doolittle White House Congress

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