Mali and Guinea blame U S for Congo chaos in UN debate
In a bitter Security Council session Mali foreign minister Mamadou Ba tied JFK assassination to Lumumba and Hammarskjold deaths, accusing the United States and Belgium of fueling Congo violence. Guinea's Louis Beovogui echoed charges that the US Belgium paratroop rescue worsened Stanleyville unrest, challenging regional peace efforts and OAU aims.
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United Nations, N. Y
UPI
Mali
John F. Kennedy
Patrice Lumumba
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Mamadou Ba
Security Council
United States
Belgium
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Louis Beovogui
Guinea
Lumumba
Katanga
Hammarskjold
Cuba
Stanleyville
Congo
Beovogui
Oriental
Organization of African Unity
OAU
Hearing blocks confession testimony in Mississippi case
U S commissioner Esther Carter halted FBI testimony about a claimed confession from Horace Doyle Barnette, among 21 defendants charged in the slaying of three civil rights workers. The hearing aimed to decide whether charges should proceed. 19 defendants attended. A 1 hour recess was granted to determine next steps.
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Meridian
Miss
UPI
U. S
U.S
Esther Carter
Miss Carter
FBI
Henry Rask
Horace Doyle Barnette
Barnette
Louisiana
Shreveport
Iowa eyes 73 million budget boost for school aid
Iowa Department of Public Instruction seeks a budget rise to 109 million annually for two years to lift state school support from 10 to near 40 percent, fund vocational technical education, and cut local property taxes. Superintendent Johnston hedged on revenue sources and touted potential savings from district consolidation and fewer high schools.
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Des Moines
API
Iowa
Marvin Selden
Johnston
Hughes
Johnson
Kremlin Signals Shift in Viet Nam War Stance
Moscow opened the year with a policy outline and a Kremlin led stance on U S aggression in Asia. Kosygin pledged aid to North Vietnam if attacked while the Supreme Soviet approved the ouster of Khrushchev and Malinovsky remained absent amid speculation. Western diplomats assess a propaganda push to avert a stiff crisis dilemma for Moscow.
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Moscow
UPI
Kremlin
Viet Nam
Supreme Soviet
U.S
Communist New China News Agency
Tokyo
U. S
Vinh Thai
Russia
Kosygin
Nikita S. Khrushchev
St. Andrew’s Hall
Rodion Y. Malinovsky
Khrushchev
Malinovsky
United States
Public notices today probate of wills and executors
Notices of probate of wills and appointment of executors for estates of Charles Zieglowsky Estell Leona Whisler Leona Anderson and Louise Dalin listed for public records today on page 6 of the notices section.
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Charles Zieglowsky
Estell Leona Whisler
Leona Anderson
Louise Dalin
School board meeting reports on sports and events
The Wash inton Community School board heard routine reports and studied bills. Coaching staff presented a report on the district 100 ball program and needs, while physical education teachers outlined Junior High School plans. A Ford Motor Company gift for the high school automotive class was noted, and NC A policies were reviewed. City officials discussed the summer baseball program transfer to the high school and reorganization ideas were considered.
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Washinton
Ford Motor Company
North Central Association
Washington
Iowa Weather Update Friday Outlook From UPI
United Press International reports Friday will be partly cloudy to cloudy with rain east ending by noon. Little temperature change expected with lows from 25 to 30 west and 30 to 35 east, highs in the 30s. Saturday outlook calls for variable cloudiness and little temperature change.
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United Press International
Iowa
Hughes urges study of ethic code in Iowa politics
Gov. Harold E. Hughes called for a comprehensive study of conflict of interest among public officials and employees. He opposed a proposed ethics code run by a legislative committee and favored enacting a law instead to avoid politics in enforcement. He noted many capable businessmen avoid public service due to fear of conflicts and urged air to be cleared to attract candidates. He questioned necessity of a broad code, saying Iowa has not faced a serious conflict issue, and cited a highway commission inquiry as not implicating any commissioner.
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Des Moines
UPI
Harold E. Hughes
Iowa
Hughes
Legislative
Ned Willis
Perry
Iowa Highway Commission
Johnson Counties
Willis
Highway Commission
Pastor Resigns to Lead Mitchell Neb Church
The Rev. Carlyle J. Smith resigns as pastor of First Christian Church after eight years to begin duties at the United Christian and Congregational Church in Mitchell Nebraska. During his tenure the church expanded budget and program and built a $40,000 education and fellowship building plus other improvements up to $14,000. The Smith family will move January 15.
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Carlyle J. Smith
First Christian Church
United Christian and Congregational Church
Mitchell
Nebraska
Washington Volunteer Fire Department Elects New Officers
The Washington Volunteer Fire Department held its annual election of officers at the VFW Hall. Elected were Chief Bill Brown first assistant Tom Tanner second assistant Walter Starr and secretary Mike Lee. Plans announced for the annual Firemen's Pancake supper on January 13 at the VFW Hall.
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Washington Volunteer Fire Department
V.F.W. Hall
Bill Brown
Tom Tanner
Walter Starr
Mike Lee
VFW Hall
State liquor sales rise in first year of liquor by the drink
Iowa’s 191 state stores posted a net liquor sales figure near 50 million for fiscal 1964, with gross profit of 16.4 million and a 3 million tax take from drinks. Revenue supported the general fund by 13.6 million, plus 2.4 million each to cities and counties. Gallonage and wine sales climbed, while arrests for intoxication and DWI edged up slightly.
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Des Moines
IDPA
Homer Adcock
The
Liquor Control Commission
Adcock
Commission
Liquor Commission
Miss Bayliss Retires as Washington County Nurse
Emily Bayliss 78, director of nursing at Washington County Hospital since 1954, retires after a career spanning England Greece and the United States. Born in Leicester she served in Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service during World War I and later returned to hospital work in Keota and Washington. Her leadership at the county hospital began in 1945 and continued as director from 1954, with colleagues praising her devoted service and plans to retire from nursing.
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Washington County Hospital
Emily Bayliss
Miss Bayliss
Leicester
England
Notiingham
Robin Hood
United States
Cook County Hospital
Chicago
Emily
Keota
Singmaster Farm
Greece
Washington
Journal
Dallas Kinney
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