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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1966
Page
6
Columbus Junction hosts Bowen's Jewelry Store grand opening on Saturday September 17 with a gifts register. Columbus Day parade and judging event set for October 15 features character, bicycle, pet, ATV and historical incident costume contests chaired by Ken Noble.
Mr and Mrs Francis Voight spent the weekend in Mt. Pleasant where Mrs Voight attended a Teachers meeting at Iowa Wesleyan College and will teach English there They plan to live in Mt Pleasant with Francis commuting to Iowa City for her studies at the University of Iowa Mrs Kate Ingram and daughter Mrs Ted Collins left for Chula Vista California from Mercy Hospital Iowa City plans to reside near her other daughter Mrs Hazel Freyerman in National California The trip was by plane from Cedar Rapids Mr and Mrs Merlin Hansen and family of Sioux City visited the Watsons then went to West Liberty for dinner at the Petersens The three women are sisters Mrs Don Hart and family of Iowa City visited her parents Mr and Mrs W S Bouquet Saturday Mike Krantz son of Mr and Mrs Ernie Krantz of rural Ainsworth had knee surgery at Mercy Hospital Tuesday He is a sixth grade pupil at Riverside Elementary School Riverside Paul Scherrer is a patient at Mercy Hospital Iowa City in room 219
Sioux City Iowa AP UPI Attorney General Lawrence Scalise told the Town Association of Chiefs of Police that Supreme Court rulings over five years have aided law enforcement more than criminologists in 15. He urged funding for a state law enforcement academy to meet higher due process standards and salaries.
Scalise said peace enforcement officers must be educated in the law and cautioned that the dumb cop and the flatfoot are extinct. He urged every police and sheriff's department to educate youths with a speakers bureau, sending officers to schools to discuss law and order and the importance of dedicated officers for society's stability.
Mrs. McGinnis hospitalized in town. Louis Meeks to Fayette for Upper Town University freshman year. Families visit, birthday party, and college farewells noted. 4-H meeting highlights, new members, demonstrations, and county council nominees. Club events include R. U. S. Bridge prizes and upcoming meetings in October. Nurses training in Iowa City and Viet Nam construction work share updates alongside family visits and social gatherings across Town City and Washington.
Readable lines show a late day schedule with programs and times including 6:00 8:00 9:30 10:20 and 10:00 blocks. Mentions of Gleason Darrell activity and CBS News insertions plus local news and a theatre entry appear amid channel listings and program titles.
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