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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1969

Page

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Fair Association weighs track plan for county fairgrounds

Washington County Fair Association discusses buying land and raising 24000 for a race track and grandstand at the fairgrounds. George Horn outlines required land ownership, funding options, and public support needed before proceeding. New officers named, Milo Orris steps down as secretary after 17 years.

Washington County Fairgrounds The Fair Association Washington County Fair Maurice Crawford Alvin Jones Milo Orris Association Wayne Marston Orris Leo Beau George Horn Fair Board Washington County Horn

Two Cassels brothers dead in Iowa car truck crash

Two young brothers from Clear Lake were killed in a grinding collision seven miles north of Mason City on U S 65. Ronald Cassels 22 and Allen R Cassels 20 identified by Worth County sheriff Ivan W Davey.

Mason City Iowa UPI Clear Lake U.S. 65 Worth County Ivan W. Davey Ronald Cassels Allen R. Cassels

Plane crash kills 83 in Indiana jet collision

An invisible small plane struck Allegheny DC9 during approach near Indianapolis Weir Cook Airport. The crash killed 83 aboard the jet and injured none at a nearby trailer camp. FAA probes say radar clutter hid the private plane. Carey, 34, was solo flying to pursue a private license.

Indianapolis Ind UPI Allegheny Indiana Robert Carey Carey Indianapolis Weir-Cook Municipal Federal Aviation Administration Bradford Boston Baltimore Cincinnati St. Louis FAA Brookside McCordsville

Army May Ship Phosgene Gas In New Containers

Iowa Governor Ray said federal official Whitman told him all phosgene rail shipment permits were rescinded but Washington cited a path to ship if gas is moved in container systems meeting transport rules. Army could proceed with 1294 cylinders if containers comply with valve covers and hydrostatic testing. governor expects no more shipments despite conflicting statements.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Robert D. Ray Reginald Whitman Washington William F. Black Army Black Department of Transportation Ray Governor’s Whitman Rocky Mountain Arsenal Denver Colorado

Israel raids expose Egypt defense gaps amid war nerves

Western defense sources say the Tuesday Israeli raid shows Cairo is not ready for war, highlighting Egypt’s canal-focused defenses and limited air intervention. They note Israel maintains tactical superiority in logistics and strategy, while Egypt relies on Soviet-supplied tanks and aircraft.

London UPI Israel Egypt Cairo Suez Canal Moscow Tel Aviv Red Star United Arab Republic Soviet Union Czechoslovakia

Nixon to Meet Top Advisers at Camp David Peace Session

President Nixon will take his top advisers to Camp David for an extraordinary review of Vietnam War and peace strategy. White House sources say the session will include top military, diplomatic, and intelligence leaders to discuss how quickly U.S. troops can be withdrawn. General Creighton Abrams and Admiral John S. McCain are among those listed as attending.

Washington UPI Nixon Camp David White House Maryland Vietnam United States Creighton W. Abrams U.S John S. McCain

Washington City Council Minutes And Estate Probate

Minutes of the Washington City Council meeting and probate of the will appointing an executor for Nellie M. Smylie. Public notice lists actions, dates, and applicable authorities for the estate and municipal proceeding.

Washington City Nellie M. Smylie

Simple two-card eclipse projector forgives sun view

A basic projector uses two white cards with a pinhole to project the sun’s image for observing the eclipse on September 11. Viewers should avoid direct Sun watching through smoked glass or sunglasses to prevent eye damage and must not look at the sun through the device’s pinhole.

Ray delays Western Iowa college plan pending study

Governor Robert D. Ray said the proposed fourth state college in western Iowa should not advance beyond a land purchase until a feasibility study is completed. An AG opinion allows using part of capital funds for land, but not the $700,000 for Atlantic site outright. Ray urged analyzing population shifts and total educational needs before construction or further land deals.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Board of Regents Western Iowa College Robert D. Ray Ray Atlantic Western Iowa Atlantic Area Educational Advisory Council Western Iowa

Intercepted Memo From Washington County Fair Board

A concise note from the FAIR BOARD in Washington County reads Congratulations Yours WEJ, praising the success of our fair and reiterating appreciation for all who contributed to its smooth execution.

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