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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1966

Page

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Iowa 1967 69 budget requests total nearly 489 million

Des Moines reports total state department and agency requests would yield a 1967 69 biennial budget of about 489 million, about 222 million more than current general fund appropriations. Gov Hughes and legislators expect reductions from the initial requests and note a large one time surplus may influence spending.

Des Moines UPI Marvin Selden Jr Selden Harold E. Hughes Highway Commission Elden Hughes State Department of Health Department Legislative Research Bureau Commission On Interstate Cooperation Council of State Governments Robert Fulton Pioneer Lawmakers

Thant Accepts New UN Term For Five Years

UN Secretary General Thant will seek a second five year term after diplomatic pressure from the Security Council and General Assembly. Thant planned a major statement outlining reasons for staying on, with leaders from the 15 nation Council and 121 member General Assembly to follow with acclamation.

United Nations UPI Thant United Sons Security Council Council General Assembly Petro P. Berro Uruguay U.S Arthur J. Goldberg Lord Caradon Britain Roger Seydoux France Nikolai T. Fe Jorenko U.N World Organization

Early delay on U S satellite cited by Gavin

Retired Army Gen James M Gavin told the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics he received a written order forbidding a satellite launch more than a year before Sputnik. Gavin recalled Werner von Braun sending a Jupiter nosecone into space in 1956 and said Defense authorization was blocked as Russia prepared to launch.

Boston UPS James M. Gavin Russia Gavin American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics Werner von Braun Army Department of Defense von Braun Redstone Arsenal Huntsville Ala Defense Neil McElroy Sputnik

Worthington Named Iowa Insurance Commissioner

Gov Hughes announced the resignation of William E. Timmons as Iowa Insurance Commissioner and new appointee Tom R. Worthington to succeed him. Worthington, 28, Lamoni Democrat and former state representative, will serve the remainder of Timmons term, pending Senate confirmation, with a view to a full four year term starting July 1.

Hughes William E. Timmons Iowa Tome R. Worthington Timmons Dubuque Des Moines Worthington Lamoni Lloyd Sr Iowa Senate Senate

Embassies Target of Chinese Mobs

MOSCOW UP I reports mobs labeled Red Chinese hooligans gathered outside the Soviet and Hungarian embassies in Peking and hurled insults at diplomats. The incident followed calls for a world Communist summit urged by the Soviet and Hungarian parties in Budapest, seen as aiming to sideline Red China from the Communist movement. The rift centers on China’s split from Soviet backed unity and disagreements over aid for North Vietnam.

Moscow UPI Peking Tass Communist Party Budapest Soviet Union Red China Communist Movement North Viet Nam

Kosygin Attack on West Germany Shocks Paris Visit

Soviet Premier Kosygin, on a state visit to France, denounced West Germany's fascist and warlike aims as unembarrassed and arrogant. He warned against nuclear arms, border changes, and the Neo Nazi National Democratic party while meeting De Gaulle and outlining a Bucharest security program. Talks next week at Rambouillet were planned to continue the discussion.

Paris UPI Alexei I. Kosygin West Germany Kosygin Charles de Gaulle National Democratic Party de Gaulle East Bucharest Europe Oder-Neisse Bonn Rambouillet

Claims craft not seaworthy says ship unsafe

Maurice Prendergast, attorney for Dennis Hale, survivor of the Daniel J. Morrell sinking, argued the Great Lakes freighter was unseaworthy. Hale, 26, described a rapid break apart in Lake Huron, a 36 hour raft ordeal, and his wish not to sail again as snow and zero cold hampered search efforts.

Harbor Beach Midh UPI Great Lakes Lake Huron Maurice Prendergast Dennis Hale Daniel J. Morrell Hale Prendergast Cleveland

FBI arrests two wanted for robbery

FBI captured Everett LeRoy Biggs a former Lincoln resident tied to a $17 680 Springfield Town and Country Bank heist and linked to a Tulsa 77000 robbery He surrendered with a .38 revolver found in his Bloomfield home where he lived with his wife and six children alongside two rifles and two shotguns.

Denver UPI Lincoln, Ill Town and Country Springfield FBI Everett LeRoy Biggs Lincoln Illinois Oklahoma Biggs Tulsa Bloomfield

Unemployment Rate Dips to 3.7 Percent in November

The U S Labor Department reports the jobless rate at 3 7 percent in November matching the lowest since 1953 with gains for adult women and teens while non farm payrolls rise by 100 000 to 65 3 million. Construction unemployment falls but remains higher than a year ago with Negro unemployment still well above white rates.

Washington UPI Labor Department Harold Goldstein Bureau of Labor Statistics Goldstein

Iowa Weather Update From United Press International

Partly cloudy and continued cold tonight with light northwesterly winds. Not quite so cold west tonight. Saturday partly cloudy and not quite so cold with tonight lows from 5 to 10 in the northeast to 13 to 18 in the southwest. Saturday highs near 20 in the northeast to near 30 in the southwest. Sunday outlook calls for snow.

United Press International Iowa

Massive Vietnam air strike and Saigon battle reported

U S planes from carriers in the Tonkin Gulf and bases in Thailand hit oil and transport targets near Hanoi in the largest raid since July. In Saigon area, the 1st Cavalry and armored units routed a Viet Cong battalion with 81 killed and no American losses. Air and ground actions continued along the coast and toward Central Highlands as reports tallied Viet Cong losses in the hundreds with ongoing combat in the Thayer I zone.

Saigon Tonkin Gulf Thailand Hanoi U.S Lth

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