Four Thousand Cards Returned in Iowa Manpower Survey
Ed Emerson of the Iowa Employment Security Commission says about 4 000 information cards have been returned for the Washington area Manpower survey. The card only identifies names and contact details. the crucial follow-up is the General Aptitude Test Battery test. The questionnaire aims to map employment, education, interests, and hobbies to gauge local manpower. Groups like women’s clubs or churches can arrange group testing by contacting the IESC at OL 3-3048.
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Iowa Employment Security Commission
Bob Johnson
Bonnie Thayer
Ed Emerson
I.E.S.C
Washington County
Emerson
Journal
Dallas Kinney
Washington
Area I.E.S.C
G.A.T.B
County Demos to hear E. B. Smith at Oct 1 dinner
E B Smith a Iowa State University faculty member and World War II veteran will speak at Washington County Democratic fund raising dinner at the local Country Club on October 1. He will discuss national issues as local Democrats invite all candidates. Tickets go on sale soon. Washington High School students enter day two of Iowa Tests of Educational Development.
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E. B. Smith
Washington County
Mr. Smith
Iowa State University
Ames
University of Chicago
Presbyterian Church
Washington High School
Iowa
George Cordes
Cordes
Funeral at Junction for F. E. Johnston
Funeral services for Frank E. Johnston 82 will be Thursday Sept 17 at 2 p m CST at Stacy Funeral Home Burial in Columbus City cemetery He died Tuesday afternoon at Washington County Hospital Born Oct 28 1881 at Sac City son of Cornelius and Rose Griffin Johnston Lived most of life in the community including on a Cotter farm Married Eva Gentzler Sept 3 1911 She survives Also three sons Everette Nichols Louie at home and Clement Wapello six grandchildren and four great grandchildren
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Columbus Junction
Frank E. Johnston
Stacy Funeral
Columbus City
Johnston
Washington County Hospital
Sac City
Cornelius
Rose Griffin Johnston
Cotter
Eva Gentzler
Everette
Nichols
Louie
Clement
Wapello
Washington man held on incest charge
Charles Elmer Griffin, 37, of Washington, charged with incest. This is the second such charge in Washington County in two weeks. Griffin waived preliminary hearing before Justice Glenn B. Holden and was bound over to the grand jury on a $25,000 bond. He remains in the county jail.
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Charles Elmer Griffin
Washington
Washington County
Griffin
Justice of the Peace
Glenn B. Holden
Goldwater slams Johnson on Cuba in southern tour
Republican candidate Barry Goldwater demanded straight talk from the Johnson administration over Cuba accusing the president of deleting Cuba statements from his Miami speech. He challenged whether communism has spread from Cuba and pressed concerns about Vietnam Baker and defense contracts. Goldwater drew large crowds in Knoxville and Atlanta while attacking the Supreme Court on crime rights.
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Knoxville, Tenn
UPI
Barry M. Goldwater
Johnson Today
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Miami
Fidel Castro
U.S
Johnson
White House
Viet Nam
Bobby Baker
Eisenhower
Knoxville
Tampa
North Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Atlanta
Hubert Humphrey
United States
Arizona
Supreme Court
Miller hits Demo farm record for instant comms
Des Moines reports that presidential and vice presidential candidates now rely on instant communications aboard campaign jets. William Miller will have four telephone lines aboard his jet in Des Moines, with 50 states to connect to party leaders. Barry Goldwater’s 727 jet already uses ten lines plus a teletype. Reports note extensive advance staffs and toll telephones for reporters, plus miles of cable to Washington, as Frank Woods coordinates schedules and logistics.
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Des Moines
IDPA
New York
William Miller
Frank Woods
Woods
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Wood
Republican National Committee
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Miller
Goldwater
Dubuque
Washington
San Francisco
Goldwater and Miller
Vermont
Pearson
Johnson
Great Falls
Columbia River
Vancouver
British Columbia
International Peace Arch
Blaine
Wash
Johnson Word Trip Across Montana Washington Oregon California
President Johnson embarks a four state swing ending in California in a non political trip officially though the plan aims to win electoral votes. He travels with Prime Minister Pearson and plans a border ceremony in Blaine Washington before Seattle Portland and Sacramento engagements.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Canada
Lester Pearson
California
Agen
Class officers named at high school assembly
Sophomores elected Duane Miller as president John Kleese as vice president Pat Miller as secretary Denny Marek as treasurer Juniors elected Bill Hardy as president Max Meyer as vice president Chris Campbell as secretary Linda Anderson as treasurer Seniors elected Dick Holden as president Dennis Coon as vice president Joyce Long as secretary Mary McBee as treasurer
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Duane Miller
John Kleese
Pat Miller
Denny Marek
Bill Hardy
Max Meyer
Chris Campbell
Linda Anderson
Dick Holden
Dennis Coon
Joyce Long
Mary McBee
Six schools to hold Fall session in Fairfield
Washington High School coaches, principal and assistant superintendent will attend the fall session of the S. E. Six Activities Conference in Fairfield Thursday evening. Accompanying them will be the teacher-advisors of music, science and speech activities. They meet twice a year to schedule conference activities, then adjourn to discuss spring term activities.
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Washington High School
S. E
Fairfield
Ajourn
Washington Junior High selects eighth and ninth grade cheerleaders
On Tuesday Washington Junior High elected its eighth and ninth grade cheer squads. Eighth graders named Cathy Coon Karla Kneen Laurie Laing Sue Lowe Lynn Martin and Linda Wertz. Ninth graders named Jean Bode Lana Bryce Patsy Greiner Paula Grim Miriam Jones and Beth Stevenson.
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Washington Junior High
Cathy Coon
Karla Kneen
Laurie Laing
Sue Lowe
Lynn Martin
Linda Wertz
Jean Bode
Lana Bryce
Patsy Greiner
Paula Grim
Miriam Jones
Beth Stevenson
James J. Pease Dies in Montana at 35
James J. Pease, 35, died Tuesday September 15, 1964 in Great Falls Montana where he had lived in recent years. A native of Washington he worked at the State Theater in Washington and later did radio work in Washington and Montana. In later years he was in the insurance business. He married Joan Vogel November 9, 1950 in Washington. Survivors include his wife a daughter Patrice Marie his mother Mrs Hazel McConkey Pease of Washington and a brother Joe of Ft Collins Colorado. Funeral arrangements were indefinite.
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James J. Pease
Great Falls
Montana
Mr. Pease
Washington
State Theater
T. J. Pease
Hazel McConkey Pease
Joan Vogel
Patrice Marie
Joe
Ft. Collins
Cole
Last Viet rebel leader surrenders
The last major rebel commander of the weekend attempted coup surrendered today and was flown to Saigon in a U S Army helicopter.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
UPI
Notice of probate hearing for Ernest V. Miller estate
Public notices announce a hearing on the probate of the will for Ernest V. Miller. The matter involves the estate and related issues as listed in the notice, with details referenced to page 6 of the Public Notices Today.
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Ernest V. Miller
More names drawn for petit jurors
Additional names were drawn at the courthouse for possible petit jury duty during the September term of district court. Those named will report for duty at 10 a.m. Sept. 21. On the list are Mary D. Caldwell Washington Marvin Cole Wellman Muriel Darnell Wellman Ruth Dunbar Washington Mary Foster route three Robert Friese route three Harold Gilmore route two William H. Jensen Washington Arlene Jones Ainsworth Bernard Kron Riverside Edith Lane Brighton Orval Meeks Riverside Margaret Miller Brighton Edith Owens Crawfordsville Florence Polzien Brighton Henry Prymek Riverside Vic Rampelberg Wellman Edna Sammons Riverside Marsha Schrock Kalona Ralph Witthoff Ainsworth.
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Court House
Mary D. Caldwell
Washington
Marvin Cole
Wellman
Muriel Darnell
Ruth Dunbar
Mary Foster
Robert Friese
Harold Gilmore
William H. Jensen
Arlene Jones
Ainsworth
Bernard Kron
Riverside
Edith Lane
Brighton
Orval Meeks
Margaret Miller
Edith Owens
Crawfordsville
Florence Polzien
Henry Prymek
Vic Rampelberg
Edna Sammons
Marsha Schrock
Kalona
Ralph Witthoff
Gregory to speak at Minnesota short course for vets
Dr. Gregory and family travel to St. Paul for a Department of Agricultural Short Courses program. An all day Thursday session covers pig diseases with Dr. Gregory presenting on Edema Disease and Coliform Enteritis of Weaned Pigs. Mrs. Gregory and Melissa visit her mother during the course.
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D. W. Gregory
Melissa
St. Paul, Minn
Department of Agricultural
Gregory
Willard Stowell
Miller accuses Democrats on farm policy in Des Moines
Rep William E Miller campaigned across the Midwest asserting Democrats broke promises to farmers in 1960 and attacked Johnson and Humphrey. He argued farm surpluses persist and parity ratios fell to a 25 year low while noting Humphrey's ADA ties.
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Miller
Humphrey
ADA
Minnesotan
Des Moines
New York
Johnson
Iowa Weather Summary From United Press International
Cloudy with intermittent rain or drizzle southeast and extreme south tonight. Partly cloudy Thursday warmer in west and central areas. Lows tonight in the 50s. Highs Thursday 60s southeast to 70s northwest. Partly cloudy and slightly warmer Friday.
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United Press International
Iowa
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Pat) Brown
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