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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1967

Page

8

Linda Flanders Crowned Miss Muscatine at Pageant

Linda Flanders, 20, won the Miss Muscatine crown after a busy weekend of congratulations. She will compete for Miss Iowa in Davenport July 19 to 22 and plans a 10 day Expo 67 trip with family. Five judges selected her from 18 contestants. Donna Parry and Kathi Wendling were runners-up.

Linda Flanders Muscatine Davenport Donna Parry Atalissa Kathi Wendling Karen Pearlman Shirley Wells Wendling U.S Parry Miss Muscatine Linda Bernard Flanders Hayes High School Mount Mercy College Cedar Rapids University of Iowa Batterson‘s Montreal Canada Muscatine Jaycees Jim Ellis Jack Smith Linda Zimmer Iowa Pamela Ericson Sioux City Miss Zimmer Atlantic City Mary Longley Shirley Davis Warren Moses Joe Campbell J. D. McPike

Kosygin Blames U.S. For Middle East War at UN

Soviet Premier Kosygin accused the United States of inciting Israel to war, demanding Israeli withdrawal from the Suez Canal zone and occupied lands. He warned a new world war would be nuclear and urged UN action while Israel’s Ebba Eban replied. Des Moines debate meanwhile undid parts of a personal property tax bill as lawmakers consider exemptions funded by the income tax.

United Nations, N.Y Alexei N. Kosygin United States Today Israel U.S DES Moines Senate Kosygin Suez Canal Zone Middle East Ter Soviet Union United Nations Vietnam U.N. Security Council Alcohol Project Harold Hughes Iowa

Car Crashes Into Tourists in Los Angeles Side Street

A car plowed into a line of tourists on Overa Street in downtown Los Angeles. Witnesses described victims crumpling “like bowling pins.” About 1,000 persons were injured, with many hospitalized and later released. The driver, Harold Francis Bilby, 65, said he turned on the ignition and “it just took off.”

Los Angeles Overa Street Harold Francis Bilby

45 Guerrillas Die In Attack On U S Cavalry Bivouac

In a fierce midnight assault about 40 miles east of Saigon a core guerrilla unit of around 500 was repelled by U S armor and artillery. Eight U S soldiers were killed and 32 wounded after a one hour battle as airstrikes expanded against North Vietnam. A night patrol encountered a recoilless rifle team signaling looming action before the main clash.

Saigon U.S U S 7Th Armored Cavalry Regiment North Vietnam Hanoi Thai Nguyen

Ad Seeking Husband Draws 250 Replies in Harvard Crimson

Radcliffe student Beth Lucy received 250 responses to a one year marriage ad in the Harvard Crimson aimed at escaping dorm life. She and Michael Luey married last January. he finishes Harvard Law School while she pursues Russian studies graduate work. Responses ranged from Vietnam to an Alaska bartender, with letters offering shelter and dates. Lucy notes the ad challenged Radcliffe off campus living rules and helped her move out.

Cambridge, Mass Radcliffe Harvard Crimson Vietnam Beth Kirkland House Harvard Beth Lusy Michael Lury

LBJ Ties Troop Pullback to Arab-Israeli Peace

President Johnson linked the withdrawal of Israeli forces from captured Arab land to negotiations for a general Arab-Israeli peace settlement. He said retreat alone would not ensure peace without talks addressing refugees, freedom of passage, recognition of Israel, arms race limits, and territorial integrity. The remarks, made at the State Department, echoed global debates at the UN with Kosygin watching.

Washington Johnson Wartorn Middle East Israel State Department Alexei N. Kosygin U.N. General Assembly New York

Severe Thunderstorm Watch Issued for Iowa Illinois

The Weather Bureau issued a severe thunderstorm watch for parts of eastern Iowa and northwestern Illinois. Areas near Des Moines to Peoria could see storms with large hail and damaging winds from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. The watch covers a region boxed roughly from Burlington to Des Moines to Mason City to Dubuque.

Kansas City Weather Bureau Iowa Illinois Des Moines Peoria Burlington Des Moines I Mason City Dubuque

Cassius Sings As He Arrives For His Trial

Cassius Clay arrives at the federal courthouse for his trial on draft evasion charges. The 25 year old boxer mocks the process with a joke to jurors as he enters the building, facing possible prison and a fine if convicted.

Cassius Houston Tex Cassius Clay Federal Armed Services Clay

Youth Drowning After Car Plunge Into Cedar River

Francisco Martinez 20 of Nichols died in a drowning accident when the car he drove left County Road C west of Muscatine and entered the Cedar River. Three passengers escaped. Martinez, last seen on the car hood, went underwater while attempting to aid others. The body was recovered later. death ruled accidental drowning. He had lived in Nichols. services planned at St. Marys and West Liberty Catholic cemetery.

Francisco Martinez Nichols Cedar River Muscatine Martinez Juan Cardona West Liberty Real Nicholy Martinexs County Road C Cardona Malbondo Hernandez Oppell Willard Martin W. W. Swayze Linton Texas Frnesto Esperanza Escobar Martinez Ernesto Martinez Jr Domingo Martinez Jor Juanita) Cabazos California Connie Martinez Ernesto Martinez Esperanza Escobar George M. Wittich Carl Clenis St. Mary's Church West Liberty Catholic Cemetery

News In Brief Detente shifts as US planes may have struck Soviet ship

Washington reports indicate American aircraft possibly strafed a Soviet vessel in North Vietnamese waters earlier this month, despite prior denial of such claims regarding the Turkistan hit on June 2 in Cam Pha. Soviet reports claim one death and a serious wounding.

Washington Defense Department Department U. S Turkistan Cam Pha

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