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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1967
Page
5
The report covers cloudy conditions with a chance of showers tonight and Sunday. It notes a high of 86 degrees and a low around 63, with the temperature at 11 am today around a similar mid range.
Mohawk Airways president urged FBI Director Hoover to investigate a strong sabotage suggestion tied to a jetliner crash near Blossburg Pennsylvania that killed 34 people, as kin notifications raised questions about possible foul play.
President Johnson told a Democratic fund dinner in Los Angeles that he and Soviet Premier Kosygin reached no new agreements during their Glassboro summit yet expressed a wish for peace for grandchildren. Police clashed with antiwar demonstrators outside the hotel. about 30 were arrested and several injured. Johnson spoke in a white dinner jacket after greeting California guests and hearing Jack Benny entertainment. He said he expects to meet Kosygin again soon and called reasoning together the spirit of Hollybush.
Funeral services for 15 year old James Wesley Herr of Wilton will be held at 2 p.m. Monday at United Presbyterian Church. Rev. Robert Mac Danes will officiate with interment at Oakdale Cemetery. Herr died after a bicycle car collision on Highway 6 two miles east of Wilton. Police say he swerved into a passing car driven by Gary E. Rahif of Davenport. no charges were filed. Herr was a high school student and member of the United Presbyterian Church. Surviving are his parents two brothers and one sister.
Pittsburgh AP. William E. Zeiler a 52 year old grocer owner of Bills Market in Pittsburgh is jailed on federal charges for a 1963 bank holdup netting 9000 dollars. FBI believes he may be the elusive commuter bandit blamed for 16 area robberies since 1961. Zeiler says he is innocent and cannot afford a lawyer. He was arrested at his store and fingerprint matches the getaway car. Witnesses describe the bandit as calm entering banks and leaving with a bag and note.
In a major Vietnam War engagement near Dak To in the central highlands, a U.S. infantry company from the 1st Airborne Brigade was hit by North Vietnamese forces. The command reported 76 killed and 24 wounded, with about 150 men in the company and eight airstrikes and helicopter evacuations employed.
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