School Board Acknowledges Bus Staff and Elections
The district schedules a September 11 election with nominating papers due September 1. New hires include cook Mrs. Virginia Schnicker and assistant to the school board Evelyn Farrier. Fifteen bus drivers were approved for the coming year, along with three new teachers Marjorie Lochner Carolyn Davenport Edith Hance. The board reviewed bus routes from Glen Williams and adopted an adult education program with Area Ten Community College.
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Dean Luers
Leonard Tindal
Marjorie Lochner
Carolyn Davenport
Lincoln
Edith Hance
Brighton
Virginia Schnicker
Stewart School
Evelyn Farrier
Max Donaldson
Alex Gevock
Henry Lanning
Maurice Meyer
Walter
Sojka
Eugene Morgan
Earl Cline
Jane Lambertson
Florence Sobaski
Stan Foster
Ed Aubuchon
Jane Whitaker
Lloyd Reighard
Pete Rich
Harold Nicola
Lloyd Gray
Glen Williams
Area Ten Community College
Mercy slaying hearing for son and father in Chicago
Robert Waskin, 22, and his father Daniel appeared in court for a preliminary hearing on charges related to the murder of Robert’s mother in Chicago. Robert, a University of Illinois senior, admitted shooting her three times as she lay in bed.
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Robert Waskin
Daniel
Robert
University of Til
Chicago
Urge riot training for Guard
Johnson's advisory committee urged increasing Negro representation in the National Guard and expanding riot control training for both Army and Air National Guard. It called for a quick study on preventing substandard officer appointments, with recommendations approved unanimously.
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Washington
UPT
Johnson
National Guard
Army National Guard
Air National Guard
Defense Department
David Ginsburg
Cyrus Vance
Defense
Robert 5. McNamara
Detroit
Commission
McNamara
Otto Kerner
New York
John V. Lindsay
National Advisory Commission On Civil Disorders
United States
Lobbyists Behind Cash Gift To Dulski Cited In Post Office Probe
The House Post Office Committee studied rate hike plans after chair Thaddeus Dulski admitted receiving 11 000 from a September 9 1965 testimonial dinner. He said the gift was personal and not political, but attendees included lobbyists and industry reps with postal rate interests. The panel weighs postal rate legislation as critics say rates favor bulk mailers. The Senate earlier censured Sen. Thomas J. Dodd for use of funds from such dinners.
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Washington
UPI
House Post Office Committee
Thaddeus Dulski
New York Democrat
Wall Street Journal
Dulski
Buffalo
Harry Maginnis
Associated Third Class
Railway Express
Senate
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Cost in Vietnam nears 90,000 American casualties
UPI reports total American casualties in Vietnam nearing 90,000. Last week 146 Americans killed and 1,064 wounded, lifting totals since 1961 to 89,158 dead or wounded with 14 missing. Enemies suffered about 219,000 killed. Communist troop strength in South Vietnam about 297,000.
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Saigon
UPI
South Vietnam
Postmaster General Plans Rural Postal Service Expansion
Lawrence F. O'Brien announced expanded rural delivery to areas with as few as 1.5 families per mile, lowering the prior threshold of two families per mile. He said the goal is superior nationwide postal service and that rural routes would be extended immediately.
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Cleveland
UPS
Lawrence F. O'Brien
O’brien
National Rural Letter Carriers‘ Association
O'Brien
Iowa Guard chief survives jet bailout near Denison
Iowa Adjutant General Junior Miller and Col. Don Forney ejected from a malfunctioning F 100F jet near Denison. Miller, 60, landed in a farm field with minor leg bruises and scratches after the aircraft suffered a flameout and loss of power at about 23 000 feet. Both men, described as a team, were unharmed beyond minor injuries and planned to resume duties after recovery.
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Denison
Iowa
UPI
Adj
Junior Miller
Crawford County
Miller
Forney
Air National Guard
Iowa Air and Army Guard
Mander
185Th Tactical Fighter
Sioux City
Iowa Air National Guard
Guard
Washington
ABA backs bills widening jury selection base
The American Bar Association endorsed two administration-backed measures in Congress to curb discrimination in federal jury selection and to empower the U S attorney general to challenge discriminatory state systems. Opponents warned the moves could include rioters and hippies in juries. The bills prohibit bias by race color religion sex national origin or economic status.
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Honolulu
UPI
American Bar Association
ABA
Congress
House of Delegates
U.S
Bernard G. Segal
Philadelphia
Committee On Judicial Selection
James D. Carpenter
Newark
N.J
Earl Q. Gray
Ardmore
Okla
Weather in Iowa Friday Cloudy With Scattered Thunder Showers
United Press International reports Iowa will see considerable cloudiness Friday with a chance of widely scattered thunderstorms mainly in the northwest and extreme west. Warmer conditions anticipated with nightly lows 50 to 55 in the north and 55 to 60 in the south and daytime highs around 80 to 85.
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United Press International
Iowa
U S Jets Down Two Mig21s Over North Vietnam
American jets shot down two Soviet built Mig21s in North Vietnam amid monthlong aid raids. U S spokesmen reported no American planes lost and noted civilian casualties in the Mekong Delta from helicopter fire.
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Saigon
UPS
North Vietnam
U.S
Mekong Delta
Phu Vinh
Vinh Binh
U.S. Navy
el Dorado
Ark
Guy H. Freeborn
Hart, Mich
Constellation
Hanoi
Kirk tops H. Rap Brown at Florida rally scene
Florida Governor Claude Kirk interrupted a Negro National Guard led rally with about 300 attendees in Jacksonville. He took the microphone from H. Rap Brown, praised public spirit, and pledged to address discrimination while Brown labored for attention. A youth crowd heckled Brown as Kirk campaigned openly.
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Jacksonville
Fla
UPI
Florida
Claude Kirk
Kirk
Negro National Guard
H. Rap Brown
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Brown
Frostproof
Bids Sought for Washington County Hospital Furnishings
Advertisement announces bids for furnishings and equipment for Washington County Hospital. Includes budget estimate for the town of West Chester, inviting qualified suppliers to submit proposals by the stated deadline with project scope and specifications.
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Washington County Hospital
West Chester
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