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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1965
Page
3
The First Presbyterian UPW association holds its Friday morning meeting at 9 o'clock, with a coffee beforehand. Mrs. Bruce Gillis will present the program. A nursery will also be available during the Marion Avenue UPW event at the church.
Boy Scouts Troop 237 postpone their court of honor to Monday October 11 due to a date conflict. IOOF lodge members met Tuesday evening with Francis Mc Connell as noble grand. Don Boulton of Wapello received the first degree work and refreshments were served to members and out of town guests.
Ecumenical Council cardinals pressed Pope Paul VI to rule on artificial birth control, saying they cannot go home without an answer. British primate Cardinal Heenan warned the council risks mockery if the issue is not addressed, as debates on marriage and the family continue.
Farmers protesting a proposed diagonal I-35 route spoke at a Iowa Highway Commission public hearing in Clear Lake. They argue the 87.4 mile diagonal from Williams to Latimer costs more, creates triangular farms, harms 100 farm families, and burdens crews with higher fuel and time losses. Officials say the diagonal would add about 486 500 to the project compared with the U.S. 69 parallel route.
Marcos T. Vivas M. of Venezuela will reside with the Gale Trier family in Keota October 5 to 24 as part of the International Farm Youth Exchange. The IFYE program, started in 1948, pairs U S families with foreign youth and brings American youth abroad to live with rural families for six months.
In Washington County 4-H funds support IFYE programs with $108 this year. Gary Murphy returned from New Zealand after the program’s outgoing phase on the pontiff. Police were ordered to face crowds and keep backs to the Pope to prevent any detrimental incident, marking an unusually large security operation for the visit.
In New York ten thousand police will guard the Pope Paul VI motor route on Monday with strict orders to turn their backs as he passes. The security plan aims to ensure a quiet, ceremonial visit amid an expected crowd along the travel path.
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