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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1968

Page

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Tax surcharge moves to House tax writers

Washington suspects mounting pressure on House tax writers to approve higher income taxes after the Senate backed a 10 percent surtax and a $6 billion spending cut. The conference negotiators will iron out differences as Mills resists surrendering House origins on tax matters while the Senate plan aims to raise $11.7 billion through income taxes and accelerated corporate payments.

Washington House Senate Wilbur D. Mills D-Ark Ways and Means Committee Mills Strumental Johnson Congress John J. Williams R-Del George A. Smathers

Hanoi Seeks Talks as McCarthy Leads Wisconsin Polls

Hanoi said it would send envoys to discuss unconditional cessation of bombing and start peace talks with the United States. President Johnson and UPI observers welcomed the move as a potential first step toward negotiations in Geneva or another suitable venue. Johnson named Harriman and Thompson to participate once Hanoi agrees to a conference.

Washington UPI Hanoi U.S North Vietnam Johnson Hanoi Radio DRV Henry M. Jackson White House Averell Harriman Llewellyn Thompson Geneva Jackson United States Stuart Symington D-Mo State Department USS Russia Harriman Vietnam United Kingdom Soviet Union United Nations Security Council Southeast Asia

McCarthy wins Wisconsin showdown heading for Kennedy clash

Senator Eugene J. McCarthy defeated President Johnson’s phantom bid in Wisconsin’s Democratic primary, capturing 57 percent to Johnson’s 35 percent with 96 percent of precincts reporting. Nixon led Republicans with 80 percent, Reagan inactive on the ballot. McCarthy plans to pursue Kennedy in upcoming primaries as Johnson exits.

Eugene McCarthy Wisconsin Lem Kaercher Ortonville Milwaukee Wis UPI Eugene J. McCarthy Johnson Robert F. Kennedy Richard M. Nixon Ronald Reagan California Nixon McCarthy Reagan Kennedy New York New Hampshire Milwaukee County Dane County George W. Romney Nelson A. Rockefeller

Probate of Will and Executor Appointment for Thomann Estate

Probate notice records Wilford O Thomann's will with succession of estate affairs. The court appoints an executor to administer assets, pay claims, and distribute remaining property per the will.

Wilford O. Thomann

U.S. Forces Launch Offense to Lift Khe Sanh Siege

U.S. Marines air cavalry and South Vietnamese troops launched Operation Pegasus to break the 41 day siege at Khe Sanh. About 10,000 American troops joined 6,000 plus Marines and Vietnamese in a major action with helicopter assaults and air strikes. Cushman, top U.S. commander in the region, said the operation is moving ahead of schedule and the base has seen reduced shelling.

Saigon UPS Khe Sanh U.S Gibson 1St Air Cavalry Route 9 Demilitarized Zone Dmz Johnson North Vietnam Panhandle Robert Cushman Vietnam UPI Robert C. Miller da Nang Cushman

United States Ready to Enter Preliminary Hanoi Talks

The United States is expected to accept Hanoi's proposal for preliminary talks to explore a basis for full scale Vietnam peace negotiations. Officials acknowledge skepticism about North Vietnam's motives but feel Washington has little choice as pressure mounts to end the carnage. Secretary Rusk has signaled willingness to meet Hanoi on short notice without conditions, signaling a potential shift in the two sides’ posture. The move follows Hanoi's first public sign of flexibility while parts of Vietnam remain under U S air attack.

Washington UPI United States Hanoi Vietnam North Vietnam U.S Dean Rusk

Evaluation crews busy at schools

A North Central Association team visits Washington Community Schools today and tomorrow to review the program of study and the physical plant. The routine reevaluation assesses accreditation status and guides local board and administrator improvements. The evaluators arrived Tuesday and dined with the school group Tuesday evening. sessions continue today and tomorrow.

North Central Association Washington High School NCA Burge Hammond Washington

Weather Brief for Iowa: Cold Tonight and Snow Likely

United Press International reports colder conditions across Iowa with freezing temps in the west and north. Two to four inches of snow likely in the northwest and north central areas. Mostly cloudy and colder Thursday with a chance of snow in the north morning. Lows tonight range from the 20s in the west and north central to the mid 30s in the southeast. highs Thursday from the 30s in the north to the 40s in the south.

Iowa

Invitations Sent by Hughes to Democratic Governors

Twenty three Democratic Governors will get invitations to an April 15 meeting in St. Louis to assess how recent political events affect the party’s presidential prospects. Gov. Harold E. Hughes, chair of the National Democratic Governors Conference, sent telegrams and noted no formal agenda. Hughes has kept his own presidential preference unsettled, mentioning Hubert Humphrey as a key figure while indicating he needs more time to reassess after Johnson’s decision not to run.

McCarthy Wisconsin Ellen Sheraton-Schroeder New Hampshire Kennedy Hubert H. Humphrey Indiana Nebraska Oregon California Johnson Des Moines UPI Harold E. Hughes National Democratic Governors Conference Hughes Hubert Humphrey Humphrey

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