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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1965

Page

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McNamara Shifts U.S. Bomber Force and Bases

Defense Secretary McNamara announced a two thirds cut in the long-range bomber fleet, with 126 U.S. and 23 overseas bases to be closed or reduced for an estimated $410 million annual saving. Four SAC bases to close, two transfers, and a hint of a new bomber version possibly the B111. Overseas bases slated later.

Washington UPI Robert S. McNamara McNamara Strategic Air Command Navy Army United States Russia Air Force Reserve National Guard Walker Air Force Antillies Command Fort Buchanan San Juan Puerto Rico

Tax Commission Hearing Looms Over Iowa Tax Reforms

Iowa Tax Commission chairman Lynn Potter was to testify as Scott and Mitchell counties challenge 82 county wide property value adjustments. County officials warn across the board changes could exhaust funds early next year and delay 1965 tax collections, with some funds depleted by March and warrants issued at interest.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Tax Commission Lynn Potter Scott Mitchell Commission Scott County Ken W. Gaines Polk County Mitchell County Gaines George Bease J. W. Dean Tax Commission Across-The Board State Board of Review Iowa Ballard Tipton The Tipton

Red Cross Drive Sees $2348 Reported in County Campaign

Lawrence Miksch reports 2348.72 dollars turned in to Red Cross headquarters as rural areas and most towns join the county drive. New campaign chairs include Mrs. William Cushing in Riverside and Howard Caldwell in Marion Township with a roster of local volunteers assisting.

Lawrence Miksch Washington County American Red Cross Washington County Red Cross Miksch William Cushing Riverside Howard Caldwell Marion Township George Waldron Clark Wagner Homer Lowry Wayne Gamon Robert Freyenberger Ed Kauffman Sam Marsh Elmer Graber Ed Vittetoe Earl Ferrell Charles Davison William Turner Neal Roth Gilbert Roth

Embassies Guarded as Soviet Protests Grow Across Moscow

Tens of thousands of Russians rallied in Moscow against U S policy in Vietnam. Police kept crowds from marching to the U S Embassy while a few tried to present a petition. Premier Kosygin attacked U S policy in a New York Times interview, saying it pushed Moscow to higher military spending and blamed U S forces for civilian killings. A draft joint message with Britain on Indochina, read in the Geneva context, warned of aggression, though Britain was not expected to agree.

Moscow UPI Viet Nam United States Alexei Kosygin New York Times U. S Russia Britain

Post Office Opens Saturdays Before Holidays

Washington post office will stay open Saturdays on December 11 and December 18 until 4 p.m. for holiday mailers. Parcel post will be accepted and stamps sold these two afternoons, per postmaster Harry Levy. Main lobby window hours are 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Washington Post Parcel Harry Levy

Jack & Jill market opens on East Washington Street

Dale Fuhr and Joe Cochran announce the grand opening of their new Jack & Jill supermarket on West Washington Street. The store opened Monday in a colonial style building on East Washington, with 7600 square feet, modern lighting, cathedral beams, clearly marked departments, and USDA choice meat with over the counter service. A 50 car lot adjoins the street, and an advertisement in today’s Evening Journal notes the opening events Thursday through Saturday.

Dale Fuhr Joe Cochran Jack & Jill West Washington Street Today Evening Journal Washington East Washington Street Usda Choice East Washington

Gemini 7 and 6 race toward two-week space mission

Gemini 7 marked over 1.4 million miles in its 56th orbit while Gemini 7 and 6 preparations continued. Borman and Lovell reported good progress as they aim for a 206 orbit, two-week flight with mock rendezvous and control checks worldwide.

Borman Lovell Gemini Control Houston Cape Kennedy Gemini Chris Christopher Columbus Kraft Walter Schirra Thomas Stafford Gemini 7 South America The Space Center Earth Christopher Kraft Jr Elliott Lee

Viet rangers hit hard in Da Nang area fight

An elite South Vietnamese ranger unit on a search and destroy mission 30 miles south of Da Nang faced heavy close range fire from foxholes and bunkers. U.S. planes attacked but faced extreme antiaircraft fire as casualties mounted. More than 47 sorties were flown against a force estimated at 500 to 600 men.

Saigon UPI da Nang U.S Viet Nam Hanoi North Viet Nam U.S. Air Force South Viet Nam

Griffeth funeral services Thursday

Funeral services for Harold J. Pete Griffeth will be held Thursday at 10 a.m. in the Washington Methodist Church. Graveside rites in Galesburg, Illinois, will follow at 3 p.m. with Sherman-Eden Funeral Home handling arrangements. California produces about 900000 Christmas trees annually, UC Extension reports.

Harold J Pete) Griffeth Washington Methodist Church Galesburg Ill Sherman-Eden Funeral Home

Indicted Davenport Officials Criticize Prosecution

Ten Davenport City officials and employees face a 13 count indictment alleging private use of public property. Defense lawyers defend the charges as unfounded and seek quashing motions after warrants were served before docketing. Judge Grant set December 14 for a hearing and removed the $100 bond.

Davenport Iowa UPI Scott County Atty David Miller George James Havercamp Lame Duck Ray MT. O’brien Durwood Dirks Scott County Grand Jury Dirks Miller Havercamp O'Brien Masonic Lodge Nathan Grant

Odd Fellows Elect New Officers Here

Bernard Kephart named noble grand at Washington Odd Fellows lodge regular election Tuesday. Alfred Young elected vice grand, Leroy Jugenheimer recording secretary, Clayde Garrett financial secretary, Earl Nicola treasurer. Francis McConnell presided.

Bernard Kephart Washington Odd Fellows Lodge Alfred Young Leroy Jugenheimer Clayde Garrett Earl Nicola Francis McConnell

Weather Then Iowa Cloudiness and Mild Outlook

United Press International reports considerable cloudiness tonight especially east portion with variable cloudiness Thursday. Lows 25 to 32. Thursday highs reach the 40s on the east and 50s to the west. Friday outlook shows variable cloudiness and continued mild conditions.

United Press International Iowa

Probate of will and executor for Bernard M. O Beirn

Public notice announces probate of the will of Bernard M. O Beirn and the appointment of the executor. The filing outlines estate details and invites interested parties to challenge or participate within the official timeframe.

Bernard M. O’beirn

Wayland Man Escapes Serious Injury In Pickup Crash

Kenneth Goodwin of Wayland escaped serious injuries when a 1966 model pickup he drove left the Wayland-Washington blacktop north of the Crooked Creek Bridge Tuesday about 3 30 p m. rolled in the ditch and was totaled, according to the Iowa Highway Patrol which investigated.

Kenneth Goodwin Wayland Crooked Creek Wayland-Washington Iowa Highway Patrol Goodwin

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