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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1971
Page
7
Forecast shows thunderstorms possible tonight with lows around 10 to 15. Sunday remains fair with highs in the upper 90s and variable winds near 12 mph. Tonight and Sunday carry about 20 percent precipitation. Friday’s high near 90 and Friday night’s low around 60 with 22 inches of precipitation.
Alvin Davis, 36, of Moline, is being held without bond on a murder charge for the killing of Frank Janda, 23, of Davenport. Janda, a former Cedar Rapids resident, was shot Thursday night during an apparent argument at the Davis home next to a discount store where both men worked. Davis is jailed in Rock Island County.
Intelligence reports say three MACSOG teams led by Americans were wiped out behind enemy lines in South Vietnam and Laos. One team on a mountain outpost near Khe Sanh was overrun after two days of fighting, with two Americans and 23 to 25 Montagnard locals killed.
A Lockheed spokesman says electronic sensors did not detect dangerous conditions before the blast in a 5.5 mile tunnel 25 miles north of Los Angeles. Only one of 18 workers survived the searing explosion and fire that followed the methane release.
Winnipeg reports praised Wilton High School marching band under Bill Holt after performances at Manisphere Winnipeg. Tom Siwicki, head of the festival, extended an official Derby parade invitation in Louisville for the 1972 event. Muscatine band also praised. judges to decide awards tonight.
Mrs. Oak Sook Kim, born in Seoul, rose from war upheaval to study in the United States. She earned a BA at Tennessee Scarritt College and studied religion in New York, later marrying Dr. Nhak Hee Kim. They taught in Ewha University and Seoul National University before settling in Dallas in 1964 where he taught dentistry.
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