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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1967

Page

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Pressure mounts as Laos battles NV troops in Nam Bac valley

In Laos the Nam Bac valley near Luang Prabang sees renewed combat as North Vietnamese battalions join Pathet Lao guerrillas. Civilian evacuations rise with 4,000 villagers warned and 1,500 fleeing toward Luang Prabang and Sayaboury. U.S. planes have reportedly bombed Laos since 1964 at the government's request. American Special Forces assist in operations against infiltrating Communist troops and supplies via the Ho Chi Minh trail.

Vientiane UPI Laos North South Vietnam Mekong River Nam Bac Luang Prabang Lions Pathet Lao Sayaboury U.S Ho Chi Minh Trail

Iowa Attorney General Pursues 21 Oil Price Fixing Firms

Des Moines Iowa Attorney General Richard Turner announced an active antitrust investigation into 21 major oil companies over liquid asphalt price fixing. He defended pursuing all anti-trust cases, noted 40 witnesses interviewed and 14 depositions taken, and said files from prior private attorneys were devoid of usable evidence. Governors Hughes support acknowledged and urged comprehensive review.

Des Moines UPI Richard Turner Turner Harold F. Hughes Iowa

Head Start class begins this fall in Washington

A Head Start program for fifteen kindergarten entrants in 1968 starts this September in Washington. Funds come from the Southeast Iowa Community Action Organization. A teacher is hired and a building rented, with furniture and supplies needed for a 9 to 1 schedule and hot lunch. Items sought include books, phonograph equipment, kid chairs and tables, kitchen gear, and playhouse items. Contacts are Mrs. Harry Levy and Mrs. George Krogmeier.

Washington Southeast Iowa Community Action Organization Harry Levy George Krogmeier

Washington area X adult education plan agreed

Washington Community School District and Area Ten Community College will implement a winter adult education program. Area Ten will manage all aspects including instruction fees courses and schedule with specialized staff and deficit underwrite. Washington district provides facilities and building supervisors. details to be announced.

Washington Community School Area Ten Community College Cedar Rapids Washington School Board Washington Area Ten Washington District

Havercamp Named as District Judge in Iowa

James R. Havercamp a 35 year old Betten dorf attorney was appointed by Gov Harold E Hughes as judge of Iowa 7th Judicial District. He will serve an initial term ending January 1 1969 and was chosen from two nominees submitted by the district nominating commission. The other candidate was John J Carlin of Davenport Havercamp was born in Cedar Rapids and later earned his law degree at the University of Iowa after Navy service.

Des Moines UPI James R. Havercamp Bettendorf Iowa 7Th Judicial District Harold E. Hughes Havercamp Scott County Clay LeGrand Iowa Supreme Court Hughes 7Th Judicial District Nominating Commission John J. Carlin Davenport Cedar Rapids U.S. Navy University of Iowa

Romney says US Vietnam involvement a mistake

Gov. George Romney branded U S involvement in Vietnam a mistake and warned the Southeast region is at stake. He told reporters the United States must defeat guerrillas to reach negotiations, stressing the broader risk to Thailand Laos and Cambodia.

Lansing Mich UPI George Romney United States Vietnam U.S Southeast Asia South Vietnam Michigan GOP Thailand Laos Cambodia Romney

Hippie Stole Test Pills In Haight Drug Alarm

Suspect known as Jeffrey A. Sacks, 22, denies poisoning claim after he allegedly stole Clinitest tablets from Haight Ashbury Medical Clinic. Pills contained copper sulphate and caustic soda intended for urine tests, not ingestion. Underground Press warned hippies to avoid taking pills from strangers. Two dozen pills unaccounted for. Police urged caution as Sacks was recaptured and later escaped from a hospital ward.

Jeffrey A. Sacks Height-Ashbury Medical Clinic Sacks Contra Costa Hospital Martinez Golden Gate Park

Tax Increase Drive Aims 10 Percent Hike

Johnson administration officials testified before the House Ways and Means Committee to press a 10 percent tax increase citing the Vietnam war in progress and no clear prospect of an early ending. W. Gardner Ackley, Stanley Surrey, Henry H. Fowler and Charles Schulte appeared in the telephoto image prepared by UPI.

Johnson Administration House Ways and Means Committee W. Gardner Ackley Council of Economic Advisors Stanley Surrey Treasury Secretary of Treasury Henry H. Fowlers Charles Schulte UPI Telephoto

House panel doubts Johnson tax hike per skeptics

The House Ways and Means Committee heard administration witnesses on the proposed 10 percent income tax surcharge. Rep Burke warned few members would support it, while Rep Byrnes questioned the urgency and the budget math. Fowler noted the plan’s political impact on markets and that spending reductions include participation certificates.

Washington UPI House Johnson Ways & Means James A. Burke Dmass Treasury Henry H. Fowler John W. Byrnes Wis Senate Finance Committee Byrnes Fowler Congress Secretary of the Treasury Charles L. Schultze Gardner Ackley

Park rangers shoot two grizzly bears

GLACIER NATIONAL PARK UPI Rangers resumed the search for two killer grizzlies that mauled and killed two 19 year old summer workers Julie Hegleson of Minnesota and Michelle Koons of California. Biologists found no human flesh in the stomachs of the two bears shot Monday. The killings marked the first time in 57 years the park saw such attacks. One survivor recounted Michelle Koons being dragged while friends hid in trees.

Glacier National Park UPI Julie Hegleson Albert Lea Minn Michelle Koons San Diego Calif Paul Dunn Miss Koons Michelle Heglson

Iowa Weather Forecast From United Press International

Partly cloudy tonight with a slight chance of scattered thundershowers. Wednesday remains partly cloudy with little temperature change. Lows tonight are expected to be between 60 and 65 degrees.

United Press Internationa Iowa

Four Others Perish Survives Ordeal in Atlantic

A Lanran crewman, Chris Brooks, surviving three days clinging to wreckage in the Atlantic, recounts companions jumping to their deaths after the yacht sank. The party, including Dr James Dodge owner Francis Gravatt captain Beverly Minotti and her daughter Kimberly, disappeared as the raft broke up in rough seas. Brooks, rescued near Cape Hatteras, describes a storm, sinking pumps, and attempts to save a young girl and mother before details fade.

New York UPI Chris Brooks Lanran Brooks United Press International US Public Health Service Staten Island James Dodge Hamilton Township N.J Francis Gravatt Beverly Minotti Kimberly Trenton Fort Lauderdale

Probate and estate actions for Reid and Carey

Probate of will and appointment of executor for Rose M. Reid. Proof of will by Omer L. Green. Appointment of administrator for Richard L. Carey estate. Public notice appears on page 6.

Rose M. Reid Omer L. Green Richard L

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