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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1966

Page

1

Narrow Bridges Limit Iowa Interstate Safety Expert Says

Dr. George W. Brown of the Veterans' Hospital in Iowa City argues Iowa interstate highways, though improved, need fixes. He cites narrow bridges, earthen median dams, poorly placed emergency crossovers, and too few full interchanges as major hazards. He warns eye level height, tinting, and limited visibility worsen risk, urging immediate regulatory review.

Des Moines IDPA Iowa George W. Brown Brown Veterans’ Hospital Iowa City Towa Davenport

New clues emerge in Percy murder case glove and hammer found

Two new leads surface in the Valerie Percy killing case as police report a black wool glove matching fibers on the crime scene and a rare tie marking hammer used to strike lumber and railroad ties. Authorities seek whether either item served as the murder weapon. The Percy family remains in seclusion at an out of state retreat.

Chivalu Upi Royce Valerie Perey Charles H. Percy Miss Percy Kenilworth Percy Cook County Andrew Toman

Probate of will and appointment of executor

Public notices list probate of the will and the appointment of an executor for the estate of Edna C. Thornton. The notice appears on page six under public notices in ICES TODAY.

Edna C. Thornton

Citywide tense patrols in San Francisco after riots flare

National Guardsmen and police patrolled two Negro districts in a show of force as fears of renewed racial violence lingered after two nights of rioting sparked by a police shooting. Gov. Brown vowed to protect lives and property as more than 80 people were injured, with 75 arrested Tuesday night and 99 Wednesday night. Mayor Shelley sought federal funds for a youth job program amid continued unrest.

San Francisco UPI Edmund G. Brown John F. Shelley Johnson U.S. Labor W. Willard Wirtz National Guard Brown Southern California

Hughes lauds Demo lawmakers at Cherokee rally

Iowa Governor Harold E Hughes praised Democratic congressmen for backing public works in the state. He rebuked Republican H R Gross as ill tempered and stressed six energetic Democrats in Washington aided water, sewers and recreational projects. The remarks came at a Cherokee County Democratic dinner closing a campaign caravan.

Cherokee Iowa UPI Harold E. Hughes Hughes H.R. Gross House Washington Johnson Cherokee County

Assistant pastor added at Marion Avenue church

The Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Church will add an assistant to the pastor. Earl Kreisa, a second year student at the Theological Seminary at the University of Duquesne, begins October 1. He will assist Dr. Vernon G Elgin in Christian Education, Church School and Youth programs, spending Saturdays and Sundays in Washington with other activities as needed.

Marion Avenue Mr. Kretsa Wisconsin Upper Michigan University el Paso Texas

Reds Strike Hill Stronghold In Vietnam Battle

Marines routed a North Vietnamese force from a key hill commanding infiltration routes and pressed an assault on a second fortified position. Despite ammo and water shortages, Leathernecks advanced as enemy fire hindered evac. UPI photographer counted hundreds of fallen enemy, while 142 more American deaths were reported for the week. Air strikes targeted transportation and fuel sites, with MIG 21 sightings but no dogfights. Navy jets attacked a patrol torpedo group near Haiphong as a large orange plume rose.

Saigon UPS U.S UPI John Schneider Viet Nam North Viet Nam North Vietnamese Demilitarized Zone South Viet Nam Air Force Gulf of Tonkin Haiphong

Murray Attacks Stand by Hughes in Iowa Race

ST ANSGAR Iowa UPD William G Murray Republican candidate for governor said Gov Harold Hughes has been on both sides of key issues and failed to deliver campaign pledges He cited the attorney general appointment and the right to work law as examples Murray a Iowa State University professor urged keeping the attorney general elected and criticized Hughes for changing positions on the issue He also criticized Hughes for not delivering tax relief a civil service system and a unified tax program.

ST. Ansgar Iowa UPD William G. Murray Harold Hughes Murray Hughes Iowa State University Towa

Schwengel pledges student programs for future term

Republican Fred Schwengel told the University of Iowa Young Republicans he would reestablish his legislative research teams made up of UI graduates and law students if re elected to Congress. He noted students on his research team did superior work on many worthwhile programs while he was in office.

Iowa City Iowa Fred Schwengel Congress Schwengel University of Iowa Young Republicans John Schmidhauser

Washington High announces Friday homecoming parade and game

Homecoming events at Washington High School Friday include a parade starting at noon, a 2 18 p.m. program in the auditorium, and the football game against Fairfield at Case Field with ceremonies crowning the queen. Floats line Fourth Avenue, parade moves to East Washington and Iowa, then to Central Park for a halftime display.

Washington High School Washington Fairfield Case Field Burge Hammond South Fourth Avenue Phil McConnell Kent Dallmeyer Ham Linda Anderson Barb Bennett Lynn Harvey Sue Berdo John Kleese Pat Butler Jim Sojka Carol Carson Duane Miller Sally Stewart Dick Anderson Iowa Avenue Central Park

Democrats campaign tour hits northern Iowa in 1966 run

United Press International reports Iowa Democrats pressed a northern Iowa swing led by Gov. Harold E. Hughes and Lt. Gov. Robert Fulton. Hughes touted programs boosting Iowa and warned against returning to old inertia while Fulton cited a computer study of legislative subdistricting for the seven metropolitan areas ahead of 1967.

United Press International Iowa Harold E. Hughes Buena Vista County Hughes Ames Robert Fulton Spencer Fulton

Iowa Weather Tonight and Friday Forecast

Partly cloudy and cooler tonight and Friday in Iowa with a chance of scattered showers mainly east this afternoon and south areas tonight and Friday. Lows range from the 30s in the north to the 40s in the south.

United Press Iowa

New Red Feather Division Created to Boost Campaign

The 1966 Red Feather Campaign unveils Division II led by Everett Meeker to streamline fund-raising. It will handle about 150 donor contacts previously done by Residential Division volunteers, freeing residential workers to explain activities and urge generosity during Kickoff Day October 3 and 4.

Washington Community Chest General Joe Evanovich Red Feather Oast ‘Ness Washington Everett Meeker Community Chest Meeker Joe Evanovich, Jr Evanovich Business Division I Business Division II Dennis’ Stutrud Sai Tat Organization

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