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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1964

Page

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Communist raid wounds four U.S. officers in Saigon

Communist commandos infiltrated the Vietnamese 5th Division HQ at dawn wounding four American officers when a bomb exploded. Four more U.S. casualties were reported, including one killed and two wounded, with another missing. Additional fighting near the Perfume River Valley produced more U.S. and Viet Cong casualties as Buddhist leaders ended a hunger strike and refugees fled rising violence near Qui Nhon.

Saigon UPS South Viet Nam U.S North Viet Nam U.S. Navy Perfume River Tran van Huong

Rites Tuesday for County Assessor Walter Kiesey

Walter L. Kiesey 65 of 90 North Iowa Avenue Washington County Assessor died at University Hospital Iowa City December 13 after a brief illness. Born June 14 1899 in Milan Illinois he is survived by wife two sons a daughter five brothers four sisters and seven grandchildren. Funeral services Tuesday December 15 at Washington Methodist Church with burial Elm Grove Cemetery. Rotary members to assemble at 1 40 p m in church basement.

Walter L. Kiesey Iowa Avenue Washington County University Hospital Iowa City Kiesey Milan Illinois William R Nancy Rosetta Brown Wayland Washington Ernestine Vanatta American Pearl Button Co Washington Manufacturing Co Washington Methodist Church Theodore Schwartz Elm Grove Cemetery Jones Funeral Home Walter Kiesey Don Mt. Pleasant Robert Max Laurine) Owens Stanton Ted West Chester Samuel Taylor Ridge Iil Raymond Dale Mayfield Kentucky Ella Knott Russell Knott Elsie Davidson Everette Burham Rotary Methodist Church

Johnson defends Army reserve realignment move as prudent

President Johnson calls Pentagon plans to realign the Army reserve into the National Guard prudent and wise. Defense Secretary McNamara outlined shifts to unit structure, with savings cited at 150 million dollars annually. ROA criticized the plan as monstrous and conspiratorial, warning of broader changes to the Air Force reserve. Reeder’s letter publicized claims that motives and aims behind the policy shift should be clarified. Johnson asked the Defense Department to brief him on the plans.

Washington UPI Johnson Pentagon Army Reserve Adm Edgar H. Reeder Reservice Officers Association ROA Reeder National Guard Defense Robert S. McNamara Air Force Next McNamara Air Force Reserve Curtis LeMay Air Force Defense Department National Gard

Sioux City youth escapes from jail

Sioux City police seek 17 year old Steven Birmingham who escaped from Woodbury County Jail last night after forcing open his cell and using the jail elevator. He was awaiting extradition from Englewood Colorado for a parole violation and may have stolen a car to flee. Birmingham is described as 6 foot 4 and 160 pounds with brown eyes and black hair.

Sioux City Iowa UPI Steven Birmingham Woodbury County Englewood Colo F.O. (Whitey) Rosenberger Birmingham Morris Coyne

Rusk Visits Paris to Reassure De Gaulle on NATO

U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk met with President Charles de Gaulle at the Elysee Palace and planned talks with Prime Minister Georges Pompidou and Foreign Minister Maurice Couve de Murville. The discussions aimed to reassure France that Washington seeks no political effort to isolate Paris ahead of a key NATO council.

Paris UPI U.S Dean Rusk Charles de Gaulle Washington France Rusk de Gaulle Elysee Palace NATO Council of Ministers Georges Pompidou Foregn Maurice Couve de Murville

Kinross Man Killed In Sunday Auto Crash

Kinross resident Merlin Gail Netser 23 died when his car rolled into a ditch about one mile west of Wellman on Highway 22 at 2 a.m. Sunday. He was alone. Funeral services set for Tuesday at the Kinross Christian Church with burial in Brethren Cemetery near South English. Netser, born July 6, 1941 in Wellman, was an examiner for the State Auditor and is survived by his parents and two half brothers in California. Powell Funeral Home handles arrangements.

Washington County Merlin Gail Netser Kinross Wellman Netser Christian Church Donald Manwarren Bretheren South English Powell Funeral Home William H. and Leita L. Martin Netser English Valley School Commercial College Iowa City

Iowa Guard could absorb most Army Reservists

Iowa Adjutant General Miller said the Iowa National Guard could absorb about three quarters of the state's Army Reserve personnel, with about 3,000 troops added in 40 units. He noted federal funding would rise to over 90 percent and the transfer might begin after May 1, 1965, with completion in early 1966, despite reservations from Maj. Gen. Louis Burkhalter who called the move a mistake.

DES Moines UPI Iowa Adj Junior F. Miller Iowa National Guard Miller Harold E. Hughes National Guard Defense Robert McNamara Army Reserve Hughes Washington McNamara Department of Defense Armed Services Committees Congress Army National Guard Adjutant General Iowa Guard Iowa Army Reserve Louis Burkhalter Cedar Rapids

Guevara predicts Latin revolts enflame region nationwide

Ernesto Guevara told CBS Face the Nation that revolutions would spark turmoil across Latin America while Cuba aids training of subversives but denies arms shipments. He warned the United States must not force Cuba to kneel, saying they would rather die. Police guarded anti Castro protests outside the U.N. and CBS studios amid a tense scene.

New York UPI Ernesto Che Guevara Latin America Fidel Castro Cuba Guevara CBS United Nations World Peace Organization East River U.N Gladys Perez United States U.S Washington

Iowa Manufacturing Up by 36 Percent in 1963

Unity of census data shows Iowa's value added by manufacturing rose to 2.2 billion dollars in 1963 from 1.7 billion in 1958. Employment reached 179000, with 127000 production workers and 968 factories with 20 or more employees. Payroll totaled 1.05 billion dollars, wages to production workers 687 million.

Washington UPI Iowa U.S. Department of Commerce Department’s Bureau of Census

Iowa City Man arraigned after self directed shooting outside home

Iowa City 27 year old Lawrence Goodman was arraigned on assault with intent to commit murder after firing at his house and a car outside it early Saturday. Police, highway patrol, and county deputies captured him in an alley near a concrete plant. he is held on $20,000 bond.

Iowa City Iowa UPI Lawrence Goodman Goodman Donna Johnson County

Rites Wednesday for Mrs. Elizabeth Liska

Funeral services for 77 year old Elizabeth A Birka Liska will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Trinity Methodist Church Riverside with Rev. G. C. McDowell officiating. Burial in Riverside Cemetery. Survived by son John Riverside daughters Anna Lantz Rosa Jandle Emma Feldman five grandchildren and three great grandchildren with siblings and other relatives listed.

Riverside Elizabeth A. Liska Washington County Hospital Trinity Methodist Church G. C. McDowell Riverside Cemetery Sorden - Adams Funeral Home Joseph Liska John Anna Lantz Rosa Jandle Iowa City Emma Feldman West Liberty Cirus Phoenix Ariz William Palo Alto Calif Josephine Kolesick Washington

Supreme Court Upholds Civil Rights Public Accommodations

The Supreme Court ruled the public accommodations section of the Civil Rights Law constitutional in test cases from a motel and a local restaurant. The court also invalidated sit-in prosecutions in covered establishments. The 5 to 4 decision followed unanimous motel and restaurant rulings with Justice Clark delivering the opinions. The Atlanta motel case opened the first opinion.

Tom C Clark Hugo L. Black Arthur J. Goldberg William C. Douglas Atlanta

Christmas Program Set For Lincoln School December 14 15

Lincoln Grade School principal Robert Dimit announced the annual Christmas program, "One Christmas," will be held Monday and Tuesday evening December 14 and 15 at 7 30 pm. A varsity basketball game conflicts with Tuesday's program, but officials will try to run the game so attendees can see both events. Two casts perform, with different grades in each night.

Lincoln Robert Dimit Mrs. Lowless Mrs. Morgan Batterson Mrs. Cornish

Christmas Party at County Home Planned for Dec 23

The County Home will hold its annual Christmas party on Wednesday December 23 at 7 p.m. Mrs David Bauer the matron announces the Women of the Moose will provide entertainment. Santa Claus will visit and gifts will be given to all residents from the lighted tree. Gifts may be brought to the Home or left at McDaniels Drug Store before December 23.

David Bauer the Moose Santa Claus McDaniels Drug Store

Death notices Sally Ann Hazelett dies in Ainsworth

Funeral services for Sally Ann Hazelett 20 Muscatine who died suddenly at the home of her husband parents in Ainsworth will be Wednesday December 16 at 1 30 p m at the Fairbank Chapel Muscatine burial in Ainsworth Cemetery She was born Sally Ann Eddington in Muscatine daughter of Foster and Helen Eddington married July 26 1963 to John Hazelett in Washington Iowa She is survived by her husband an infant daughter Kris ti Kay her Tucson Arizona father and Muscatine mother two brothers Gary Phoenix and David Muscatine

Sally Ann Hazelett Muscatine Ainsworth Fairbank Chapel Ainsworth Cemetery Hazelett Sally Ann Eddington Muscentine Foster Helen Eddington John Hazelett Washington Iowa Kristi Kay Tucson Ariz Gary Phoenix David

Carrier Certificate Application Filed

Public notice indicates a file application for a Carrier Certificate. Information on the filing parties and procedural steps is summarized for public reference.

Rusk and de Gaulle discuss NATO nuclear force in Paris

U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk met Charles de Gaulle in Paris for over 90 minutes to discuss an Allied multilateral nuclear force, with de Gaulle opposing it. Rusk said the talks were friendly and noted the U S did not seek to attack France over MLF or isolate it. Officials said ANF concept could extend to the Far East and Middle East.

Paris UPI U. S Dean Rusk Charles de Gaulle Rusk Johnson Johnson-De Gaulle de Gaulle United States France MLF U.S NATO Far East Middle East

Iowa Weather Update From United Press International

Occasional cloudiness tonight and Tuesday with colder air across the state. Lows range from 5 below in the north to about 10 above in the south and Tuesday highs near 20. Wednesday outlook shows considerable clouds and light snow across 30 to 60 percent of Iowa with milder temperatures.

United Press International Iowa

Also Mentioned on This Page

Jane Blieu Mrs Merle Blieu Donald B. Norton,ii Donald B. Norton Viet Nam Qui Nhon Cao Duc Thuan The Rotary Club Iowa State Association of Assessors Iowa State Association of County Officers LBJ Donald and Merry Gail Palo Alto, Calif Elizabeth Liska Supreme Court Public Accommodations Sec Lincoln School
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