Rhodesia Rejects Final Terms in Independence Crisis
Rhodesia rejected the final British terms for ending the independence crisis, opening the door to potential United Nations sanctions against the rebel colony. Prime Minister Ian Smith sought a time extension from Harold Wilson as talks aboard HMS Tiger failed to reach a settlement.
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Britain
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Ministe
Harold Wilson
Smith
Wilson
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Ment
Africa
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London
British Commonwealth
House of Commons
Supreme Court to rule on one man one vote at local level
The court will decide this term whether the one man one vote standard extends to city and county governments after past rulings limited it to state legislatures. Four cases from New York Michigan and Alabama will be heard amid related actions on housing open housing and other civil rights issues.
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Supreme Court
New York
Michigan
Alabama
Julian Bond
Georgia House of Representatives
Georgia
Bond
Heme Court
Warren
California
State Supreme Court
Durham
N.C
Ralph Berger
Chicago
New Hampshire
Maryland Court of Appeals
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Weather forecast for Iowa region tonight and Tuesday
Fair tonight and on Tuesday with warmer conditions. Low temps near 39 in the northwest to 39 in the southeast. Tuesday highs range from the 40s in the north and west to around 50 in the extreme southeast. Winds light.
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United Pri
Iowa
Revenue bonds explained for Crane Co plant vote
The Evening Journal begins an editor's note series on the industrial revenue bond issue for Crane Co to fund a new Washington plant. Industrial revenue bonds are a municipal financing method used to encourage industrial development, enacted in 1963 and adopted in Iowa with eleven prior elections, all approved by at least 94 percent.
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Crane Co
Washington
Iowa
Oldsters restore toys for needy in Perry Iowa
In Perry Iowa a group of elderly residents at Rowley Memorial Masonic Home and the Lutheran Home for the Aged repair and rebuild broken toys. They have created a year round Santa's workshop to provide 275 underprivileged children in Dallas and Boone counties with toys for Christmas. Volunteers retouch bicycles, wagons, dolls and toy vehicles while women sew clothes for dolls. The project began as a pastime and grew into a full program supported by the two homes with a Dec 17 party invitation. Dale Scott, aging 50, superintendent, notes the stockpile includes bicycles, tricycles, wagons, pedal cars and doll buggies ready for distribution.
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Perry
Iowa
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Oldsters
Rowley Memorial Masonic
Lutheran Home For
Santa
Ween
Dallas
Booney
Dale Scott
Masonic Home
Eisenhower to have gall bladder operation in December
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower plans gall bladder removal at Walter Reed Army Hospital on December 8 with Brig. Gen. Robert L. Schulz Ret revealing a 10 day to two week stay. He will then proceed to Desert California for his winter vacation with Mrs. Eisenhower while continuing limited public appearances.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Robert L. Schulz
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Eisenhower
Schulz
Walter Reed
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New York City
New York
Isenhower
Gettysburg College
Twelve die in Iowa traffic weekend crash toll
United Press International reports a weekend of Iowa traffic deaths totaling twelve. Victims include Sioux City youths John Cole 17 Dianna Miller 14 Donna 12 Linda Schmidt 17 and Shimi Swafford 34 of Bellevue Neb. Also killed were Dennis Dunivan 10 in Scranton and William Blin 52 Cedar Rapids with Terry Petrie 24 Iowa City in a north of North Liberty crash.
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United Press International
Iowa
Pearl Street
Sioux City
Vicims
John Cole
Dianna Miller
Donna
Linda Schmidt
U.S
Shimi Swafford
Bellevue
Neb
Eddie Rowe
Missouri Valley
Kenneth Latham
Woodbine
Dennis Dunivan
Jefferson
Rodney Wright
Scranton
North Liberty
William J. Blin
Cedar Rapids
Terry J. Petrie
Iowa City
Spencer
Minneapolis
Irene Edvenson
Opheim
Whittemore
Shaun Zeie
Elmer Zeien
Fredericksburg
New Hampton
Lloyd J. Winkle
Atlantic
Annual Journal Party Honors Washington Carriers
Carrier boys received awards at the Journal annual party in the YMCA community room. Roger Gardner 14 earned the Journal Watch for outstanding service, Gust 59th in the series begun in 1906. Second and third place went to Gary Siegle and Gale Brown.
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Roger Gardner
Journal Watch
Gary Siegle
Gale Brown
Helen Gilbert
Cloyd. Gardner
East 2Nd St
Roger
Journal 'N A
Don Siegle
North Marion
Richard Brown
East Washington
Journal
Y.M.C.A
Journals
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Ainsworth
Clifford Ort
Charles Ort
Brighton
Paul Peck
Francis Peck
Maynard Peck
Wayland
Daniel
Mark Goodwin
Kenneth Goodwin
Richard Crull
Charles Crull
Gary
Barbara Siegle
Kim Walker
LM. Walker
Stanley Murray
Dwight Murray
Cloyd Gardner
Robert Reed
Steve Smith
Dale Smith
Dennis Dougall
Felix Dougall
Ken Connelly
Dale Connelly
Mike Cady
Walton Cadg
Erry Graber
Dwight Graber
Ronnie Reighard
Gailen Reighard
Debbie
Denise Jansen
Leon Jansen
U.S. strikes in air and sea amid Hanoi clash and new drives
U.S. fighter bombers battled MIG-7s near Hanoi while a destroyer USS Ingersoll was lightly damaged by shore batteries off the North Vietnamese coast. American forces reported 12 Viet Cong killed at Tan Son Nhut Airbase and launched new drives in Quang Nam and along Route 1 as Air Force Thunderchiefs breached North Viet Nam with heavy missions.
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Kimen
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U.S. Marine Corps 1
Quang Nam Province
da Nang
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Quant Tin Province
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
Haiphong
Great Yen Vien
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Ingersoll
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Marine
Viet Nam
Ha Gia
Dong Aoi
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Richard Simmering
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