Accident At Imogene Crossing Injures No One
Duane West of Farragut driving Everett West tractor-trailer was struck by a Norfolk Western freight train near Imogene on Highway 184 Monday morning February 5 just after 10 o clock. The bean trailer from Trively and Sons bound for Redfield Iowa was demolished and the tractor damaged but West escaped injury. He reportedly saw the train but tried to speed past rather than stop.
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Duane West
Farragut
Everett West
Norfolk and Western
Imogene
Highway 184
Trively and Sons
Redfield
Iowa
West
Duane
Imogene Crossing
Evening Sentinel
BILL SCHERLE Reporte et District Korean Crisis
The piece argues for US options after the Pueblo seizure, warning against humiliating concessions and urging decisive action. It contends diplomacy may fail, possible blockades, and the unlikely success of storming Woonsan harbor. It notes risks of tac tical nuclear weapons if the crisis widens. The text links to South Vietnam commitments and critiques Mansfield. It also references Johnson's 1969 budget.
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United States
U.S
Woonsan
North Korea
Ath Parallel
US 8
America
South Vietnam
Boy Scouts Observe 58th Anniversary Week
The Mid-America Council Boy Scouts of America marks 58th anniversary during Boy Scout Week February 7 to 13. A nationwide celebration with nearly 6 million members includes speeches and messages on February 8, the official Scouting birthday, at unit meetings.
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Boy Scouts
Mid-America Council
Boy Scouts of America
United States
Moderate corn price rise eyed by late spring
Iowa State University farm economist says No 2 yellow corn in Central Iowa around 1.01 a bushel in mid January may strengthen into summer. Factors include price support loan activity, feed grain acreage, yields, and 1968 program goals. Exports and domestic use could support gains, while crop uncertainty lingers. Separate report notes injuries in a two car crash near Hopkins Missouri involving Paul McGergill and Erville Anderson family.
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Iowa State University
Iowa
Bob Wisner
Wisner
USDA
Indiana
Ohio
Ilinois
Missouri
U. S
Budget Struggles Mark Shift From Great Society Efforts
The article notes a sharp slowdown in social programs under the new budget with cuts to education health welfare labor urban development and housing. Debt projected at 14.4 billion makes it the third largest outlay while the peacetime deficit nears 19.8 billion by year end. It also questions a $200000 federal grant to Broadway theater funds and exposes orchestrated cheers at the State of the Union.
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Ciety
LBJ
Red Ink
Broadway
Theater Development Fund
White House
Congress
Miss McGargill Dies in Highway Accident Near Maryville
Miss Mary Agnes McGargill aged sixteen, daughter of Mrs Fa McGargill and Mrs Gargill of Imogene, was killed in a traffic crash on Highway 71 north of Maryville Missouri Sunday evening February 4. She attended Mt Algerno Academy near Maryville.
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Mary Agnes McGargill
Fa MacGargill
Imogene
Maryville
Miss McGargill
Mt. Algerno Academy
Malvern Scouts Take Part in Freeze-Out Camp
Five Malvern boys joined about 100 district scouts for a freeze-out camp at Red Oak Saturday night. Most participants slept safely with no health hazards. Attending were David Evars Donnie Trimmer Kevin Hertz Lynn Baer and Mark Knight, led by Clayton Hertz Jr.
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Malvern Boys
Red Oak
David Evars
Donnie Trimmer
Kevin Hertz
Lynn Baer
Mark Knight
Clayton Hertz Jr
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New Hampton
Tommy Primeyer
Iowa Heart Prince
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Harold E. Hughes
Alfred J. Herlitzka
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Iowa Heart Association
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Des Moines
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Malvern Trust & Savings Bank
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