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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1964

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Goldwater Campaigns in Michigan Ties Romney

GOP presidential hopeful Barry Goldwater campaigned in Michigan meeting Governor George Romney and urging party unity. He spoke in Midland and Detroit after praise from Nelson Rockefeller and Rockingham, while sidestepping GM strike tensions. Goldwater back Keating for Senate and urged renewed GOP cohesion nationally.

Goldwater Michigan UPI Barry Goldwater George Romney Romney

Peanut Day fundraiser led by Dale Connelly expands in Iowa

Dale Connelly of Washington is regional chairman for IRHA's October 17 Peanut Day to raise funds for the Iowa Association for Retarded Children. IRHA stores statewide will offer unlimited peanuts with shells on the floor and invite donations. Regional coverage includes Keokuk Washington Muscatine Louisa Wapello Henry Davis Van Buren Lee Des Moines Jefferson Mahaska.

Dale Connelly Washington Iowa Retail Hardware Association IRHA Iowa Association For Association Iowa Carl G. Wigdahl Emmetsburg The Hardware Association Philip R. Jackson Des Moines Connelly Keokuk Muscatine Louisa Wapello Henry Davis van Buren, Lee Jefferson Mahaska

Khrushchev May Postpone December Communist Meet

London UPI report says Premier Khrushchev may delay or cancel the December 15 Moscow preparatory conference of Communist leaders from 26 nations. Resistance from European and other party leaders has delayed formal attendance, with several parties declining to attend and calls for staying neutral between Moscow and Peking.

London UPI Nikita Khrushchev Moscow China Russia Peking Khrushchev

Warren Commission report to be released Sunday

The Warren Commission's findings are expected to conclude that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone in Kennedy's Dallas assassination on November 22. It should also state that Jack Ruby had no link to a conspiracy, aiming to quell widespread rumors abroad. The panel has reviewed witnesses, documents, photos, and site evidence.

Washington Lee Harvey Oswald Kennedy Dallas Tex Jack Ruby Oswald Commission Europe

Staley Calls for Receipts Check in NFO Survey

Corning Iowa dispatch says National Farmers Organization leaders launched Operation Head County to tally cattle hogs and sheep on farms in 23 state membership area. Oren Lee Staley as NFO president announced the head count to check market receipt figures accuracy.

Corning Iowa UPI National Farmers Organization NFO Oren Lee Staley NFC

Mt Pleasant faces city funds shortage and suits

Mt Pleasant Iowa city officials met in special session after a routine audit revealed a possible $24000 shortage in city funds handled by City Treasurer Arthur Rommell. Rommell, 49, suspended from duties at Mount Pleasant Bank & Trust as audit continues. no charges filed yet. In separate matters, two alienation of affection suits totaling $50000 were filed in county district court by Iowa City attorney L G Klein against Tena Dill and Ernie Aller, alleging loss of marital relations and home damage.

Mount Pleasant Iowa UPI Arthur Rommell Rommell Roger Galer Mount Pleasant Bank & Trust Co Harrison County Harlan Bainter C.R. Atwell Iowa City Fern A. Kimmel South Walton Washington Tena Dill North Iowa Avenue Kimmel Walter W. Krantz Ainsworth Ernie Aller Krantz Aller Grace E. Krantz

Reverend Eastwood Dies in Virginia at 84

Frederick W. Eastwood, longtime pastor of the First Presbyterian Church in Washington, died September 23 in Charlottesville, Virginia at age 84. Born January 24, 1880 in Bacup England, he came to the United States in 1912 and served in Wisconsin Illinois and Iowa before major pastorates in Washington and New London Iowa. He is survived by two sons Dr. Douglas W. Eastwood and Dr. Walter H. Eastwood, one sister Mrs. Matilda Weghorn, and six grandchildren. Funeral Friday at Westminster Presbyterian Charlottesville with interment at Holly Memorial Gardens. Contributions may be made to Westminster Hall Building Fund in Charlottesville.

Mr. Eastwood Bacup England Maude Annie Holmes Eastwood Douglas W. Eastwood Charlottesville Virginia Walter H. Eastwood Allentown Pennsylvania Matilda Weghorn Elsworth Wisconsin Eastwood United States Illinois Iowa Washington New London Westminister Presbyterian Church Holly Memorial Gardens Westminister Hall Building Fund

Officials busy with Chest drive kick off planned

The Community Chest drive starts in three weeks with General Chairman Dick Horak outlining a goal near last year’s and aiming for a 10 percent rise. He wants to finish in two weeks, noting Washington’s strong per capita support. co chair Bud Lechner and several area and publicity leaders assist.

Dick Horak Horak Washington Bud”’ Lechner William White Bill Smart Busiess Prior’ Fenn Roy Hodges Dave Skerik Kelly Schlapkohl

Johnson Campaign Tour Across Three States Ends in Texarkana

President Johnson spoke in Oklahoma, Texas, and Arkansas praising unity and justice while borrowing Goldwater’s heart theme. He avoided naming Goldwater but labeled critics as advocating class, creed, color, and sectional conflict before finishing fatigue on a 16 1/2 hour Southwestern tour and returning to the ranch with Lady Bird.

Johnson City Tex UPI Johnson Barry M. Goldwater Oklahoma Texas Arkansas Texarkana Oklahoma City Goldwater Eufaula Okla el Paso Lady Bird Orval Faubus Orville Freeman

Highland Music Boosters to meet at Ainsworth school

Highland Music Boosters will meet in the school lunch room in Ainsworth Monday at 2 p.m. Officers will be elected. Parents of all high school and junior high students in Highland schools music program are urged to attend.

Ainsworth Highland Music Boosters Highland Schools

Washington High School announces 1964 65 Student Council team

Washington High School today announced its 1964 65 Student Council leadership and class representatives. President Joe Scranton leads with Vice President Jim Koehler, Secretary Mary McBee, and Treasurer Ron Gregory. Sophomores Martin Chebuhar Allen Pohren Phil McConnell and alternates Joe Moore Linda Miller. Juniors Rex Neuhart Dennis Crone John Bordwell and alternates Lee Letts Dennis Black. Seniors Bill Grovier Ron Zieglowsky Ron Gregory and alternates Claudia Times Larry Chalupa. Organization reps named include Yoshi Kanda American Field Service Dave McDaniel Rand Peg McGaffey Chair Mary Butler D E Club Carol Wilson Drill Team Monica McCarthy F F A Dave Birney F H A Sandy Johnson Girls Recreation Association Doy McAvoy Hi Life Nancy Knutson Letter Club Jim Koehler Pep Club Mary McBee Science Club Marcie Anderson Thespians Jan Heaton Washingtonian Laura Robinson Y Teens Jeanne Allison.

Washington High School Today Joe Scranton Jim Koehler Mary McBee Ron Gregory Martin Chebuhar Allen Pohren Phil McConnell Joe Moore Linda Miller Rex Neuhart Dennis Crone John Bordwell Lee Letts Dennis Black Bill Grovier Ron Zieglowsky Claudia Times Larry Chalupa American Field Service Yoshi Kanda Dave McDaniel Rand Peg MecGaffey Mary Butler D.E Carol Wilson Monica McCarthy F.F Dave Birney F.H.A Sandy Johnson Girls Recreation Association Doy McAvoy Hi- Life Nancy Knutson Marcie Anderson Jan Heaton Laura Robinson Jeanne Allison

Democrats Gather for County Campaign Dinner

Democratic candidates John R. Schmidhauser and James Quinn spoke with local Democrats at John Mattes's home in Iowa. They toured Riverside Kalona Brighton and nearby towns, praising reception and urging hard work to win in November. Schmidhauser attacked the Republican incumbent over Bensonism and the Feed Grains program. Both planned to return to Washington for a Democratic dinner on October 1.

John R. Schmidhauser James Quinn John Mattes S. Ave Washington Schmidhauser Sch

Plan renewal of talks with GM

DETROIT UPI General Motors hopes to resume negotiations with the United Auto Workers union Sunday or Monday to end a nationwide strike by more than 260000 workers UAW President Walter P Reuther called the strike Friday after a 24 hour bargaining session failed to resolve about half a dozen key non economic issues by the 10 am EST strike deadline GM said money was not the issue and Seaton would contact the union by telephone to set up new meetings likely Sunday or Monday

Detroit UPI General Motors United Auto Workers Union UAW Walter P. Reuther Louis G. Seaton

Washington High AFS report on student exchange program

Washington High School hosts an American Field Service meeting reviewing the foreign student exchange. The chapter highlights Americans Abroad and notes preliminary applications are being taken until next Wednesday through Tom English. Yoshihisa Kanda from Japan is staying with the Bordwell family this term and may not speak to groups until year-end. arrangements should go through Principal Kelly Schlapkohl.

American Field Service Washington High School AFS Tom English Washington AFL U.S Port of WHS Yoshihisa Kanda Japan Yoshihisa Richard Bordwell Kelly Schlapkohl

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