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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1965

Page

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Major Viet Cong Death Toll in Binh Dinh Battle

In Binh Dinh Province near Saigon, U S officials claim up to 200 Viet Cong guerrillas killed in a major battle with Vietnamese marines. Earlier, 276 Viet Cong were killed and 33 captured in a Mekong Delta fight. six Americans and 16 South Vietnamese died. A Saigon mutiny by junior naval officers targeted Adm Chung Tam Cang, while a Skyhawk was shot down in North Vietnam.

Saigon U.S Binh Dinh Province Mekong River Yong Chung Tam Cang Cang Nguyen Khanh Air Force U.S. Navy Viet Nam Navy Adm Chung Tan Csng

Gun Duel Erupts in Louisiana

In Bogalusa Louisiana civil rights workers and unidentified assailants clashed in a gun duel near a CORE house as James Farmer was to speak. A brick was thrown from a car and dozens of shots were fired with no injuries reported. Police and CORE workers described two waves of attackers.

Bogalusa James‘ Farmer William J. Yates Buffalo N.Y Farmer's Congress of Racial Equality Yates Asst L. C. Terrell

Waterloo Battles Rising Waters Of Cedar River

Heavy showers and thunderstorms hit southern Iowa as central and eastern regions faced likely locally heavy rains later Thursday. Waterloo faced Cedar River flood threats with volunteers and National Guardsmen aiding levees, while Des Moines area prepared for the Des Moines River crest. Over 400 families displaced in Waterloo Evansdale and Cedar Falls, Red Cross aiding nearly 500, and Cedar River crest around 22.66 feet.

Towa Weather Bureau Iowa Bloomfield Keasaugua Centerville Athia Don- Aiticials Perison Waterloo Cedar River Des Moines National Harold Hughes Federal State Highway Commission Red Cross Cedar Rapids

State Demonstration Backs Ellsworth Teachers in Iowa Falls

AP reports Ellsworth Junior College students joined about 685 peers in a protest demonstration and picketing in support of seven teachers who resigned claiming a threat to free speech. The event reflected campus discontent with alleged infringements.

Ellsworth Iowa Falls Ellsworth Junior College Afl Nf 685

Three Men Held In Tavern Holdup In Rock Island

In Rock Island Illinois three men including an Iowa resident were jailed on armed robbery charges for a $200 holdup at the 500 Ranch Tavern Tuesday night. Suspects Willie Sykes 25 of Waterloo Iowa and Rock Island residents Nathan Horton and Alvin Brown were each held on $15,000 bonds. Separately Agriculture Department charged John Morrell & Co with unfair trade practices for gifts to retail clerks to boost meat sales.

Rock Island, Ill Willie Sykes Waterloo Iowa Rock Island Nathan Horton Alvin Brown Washington Agriculture Department John Morrell & Co Chicago Midwest Ottumwa Towa

Johnson offers to talk Viet Nam peace and boost Southeast Asia aid

President Johnson said the United States is ready without preconditions to negotiate an end to the Viet Nam war and to launch a large cooperative economic development program for Southeast Asia including North Viet Nam. He asked Congress for 3.1 billion for the plan and proposed UN aid coordination with an American team led by Eugene Black. He stressed no withdrawal and a settlement ensuring South Viet Nam’s independence free from outside interference.

Washington Johnson United States Viet Nam Southeast Asia U.N A. Thant Soviet Union Faming Eugene Black World Bank U.S South Viet Nam Suc Capitol Hill Senate Everett M. Dirksen Mike Mansfield White House Iran Curtain

Berlin Autobahn Closures During Communist Harassment

Berlin reports indicate the autobahn was closed for three hours then briefly reopened for a U S Army convoy before closing again. A Soviet officer said patrols would continue until April 11, with further traffic disruptions likely and air corridor activity noted. Separate Des Moines fire forced Iowa legislators from the Martin Hotel briefly, with 65 evacuees and no injuries.

Berlin West Berlin West U.S East Germany Hamburg Soviet Union Bundestag Bundegraf Hotel Des Moines Iowa Storey-Kenworthy Office Supply Company Des Moines Martin Hotel Contol David Stanley Muscartine

Battle Lines Forming For Property Tax Relief

DES MOINES AP battle lines form as Iowa lawmakers study a bill to raise state taxes to reimburse local governments for tax losses caused by exemptions. The Iowa Taxpayers Association opposes several revenue ideas, calling three factor tax formula, higher personal income tax, and broader taxes self-defeating. A severe thunderstorm and tornado forecast covers parts of Iowa and Missouri as the debate continues.

DES Moines Iowa House Ways and Means Iowa Taxpayers Association Towa North Missouri West Central The Association

Senate OKs bill to raise workers compensation benefits

In Des Moines the Town Senate approved a measure to boost workers compensation benefits. The chamber also advanced a separate bill to raise license fees for hotels and restaurants by about 300 percent, generating roughly $29,500 last year. Additional funds would finance closer inspections by the Department of Agriculture and support sanitation training for industry workers.

DES Moines Town Senate Senate Department of Agriculture

Guardsmen Called To Mankato Flood Battle

National Guard troops were mobilized as Mankato battles rising Minnesota River floodwaters. Seven feet above the dyke stage, officials fear dike failure amid an ice jam from Blue Earth River. At least four deaths and 18 highways closed in southern Minnesota. Governor Rolvaag planned a plane survey as Weather Bureau warns for record crests four to five feet above previous highs.

Mankato Min National Guard Minnesota Blue Earth St. Peter Karl Rolvaag Weather Bureau Minneapolis Minnesota Valley Mendota

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