Buddhists Back Ky Regime in Promise of Civilian Government
The Unified Buddhist Church endorsed a Ky led civilian government within three to five months and planned to press extremist northern factions to halt anti government actions. The move followed Ky's ouster of General Thi and warned of action if a civilian regime is not established by July.
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Johnson Promises Hemispheric Summit For Latin America
In Mexico City President Johnson and Mrs. Johnson attend the Lincoln statue dedication amid massive crowds. He vows to work with Latin American leaders on a high level summit to energize the Alliance for Progress and address shared problems while praising Lincoln's ideals as a bond between nations.
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Oil blockade tightens as tanks offload halt to Rhodesia
British and Portuguese authorities press the oil embargo on Rhodesia by blocking ships at Beira. The Greek tanker Manuela remains docked but barred from unloading its 15,000 tons as Beira police enforce sanctions while the nearby Lona V sits idle with 18,000 tons untouched. South Africa vows not to become a sanction link, per Die Vaderland.
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Oelwein Register wins competition in Iowa press awards
DES MOINES UPI The Oelwein Daily Register was announced the first place winner in general excellence in the 1966 Iowa Press Association contest daily newspaper division. Other top awards included Anamosa Journal and Eureka Spirit Lake Beacon Scranton Journal in weekly divisions, best picture to Bill Tudor for Above It All, and top features in sports and local government reporting.
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Casualty Reports Show U S Losses Rise in Viet Nam
U S officials report 1 361 Americans killed in combat from Jan 1 to April 9, 1966, more than all 1965. Air losses include 205 aircraft downed in the year, with 14 shot down by SA-2 missiles. Marines storm Cape Death area as Viet Cong toll tops 242 killed, 944 VC suspects arrested, and Saigon police report a teen spy ring.
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Probate of will and appointment of executor Koehler estate
Notice lists probate of George T. Koehler estate and appointment of an executor with a hearing scheduled. Also indicates a separate notice of hearing in the Anna Dawson estate. Public notice appears on page 4.
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County TB group to hold annual meeting
Washington County residents are invited to the annual meeting of the Washington County Tuberculosis Association Monday evening at 6 30 p m The dinner will be served in the Christian Church Reservations may be made by calling Mrs Jame Butler Ron Johnson a new staff member with the state health department will speak County officers will be elected during the business meeting and reports of the past year's activities will be heard.
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Poverty delegates shout down Shriver at poverty convention
At a noisy Citizens Crusade Against Poverty session in Washington Sargent Shriver faced boos catcalls and interruptions as delegates from Harlem Chicago and Watts challenged his Office of Economic Opportunity The disturbance led Shriver to declare he would not participate in a riot and hasten departure from the podium The incident signaled deep frustration among the poor and the convention’s diverse coalition including church farm and labor groups led by Walter P Reuther
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Iowa Weather Cast Streams Through Weekend
Variable clouds across Iowa with showers likely in the east tonight or Saturday. Warmer conditions in the west tonight. Lows range from the 30s in the west to near 40 in the east. Saturday highs reach the 50s in the north and 60s in the south. Sunday looks rainy and cooler in the north with partial cloud cover and mild conditions in the south.
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Farmers try to block diagonal I-35 survey
Iowa Supreme Court Chief Justice Theodore Garfield denied a request by Franklin County farmers to intervene in a Wright County District Court suit filed by the Iowa Highway Commission. The commission seeks an injunction to stop survey crews from accessing farm property for the interstate route, while farmers argue the diagonal path divides fields and harms farming operations.
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Murray renews fight over Iowa surplus balance
Des Moines Republicans claim the unencumbered balance at the end of the two year period will total 50 to 60 million dollars, higher than prior estimates. Murray argues that monthly tax collections and withholding will boost funds, urging refunds to taxpayers and a possible special session to cancel income tax for the year's last half.
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