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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1967

Page

1

Johnson leaves for memorial trip to Australia

President Johnson sails toward Canberra for Harold Holt memorial services and possible talks with Australian leaders. White House denies planned multilateral meetings while noting bilateral opportunities. Johnson visiting Melbourne for Holt service after refueling stops at Travis AFB Honolulu and American Samoa.

Washington UPI Johnson Australia Harold Holt Vietnam White House Canberra Melbourne Holt Manila John McEwen McEwen South Pacific Travis Afb Calif Honolulu American Samoa Portsea Franklin D. Roosevelt

Bus service returns to Marion residents

Marion Iowa residents regain municipal bus service after a year and a half as Buses owned by the Regional Transit Authority begin operation under a new agreement with the Marion city council. RTA chief Howard Hampton agreed to absorb losses with a 10 day termination notice and sought a 50 cent per mile operating cost guarantee to start the service.

Marion, Iowa UPI Cedar Rapids Regional Transit Authority RTA Marion City Howard Hampton Marion Howard Council

Bombing Raids Reported Across Hanoi and Delta Clash

North Vietnamese sources claim sixth straight day of massed raids on Hanoi with one American jet downed, while South Vietnamese forces say 105 Viet Cong were killed on a Mekong Delta river bank and 12 nearby in a daylong engagement.

Saigon Vps U.S Hanoi North Vietnam South Vietnam Mekong Paul Doumer Red River Vietnam Haiphong

Washington High School Concert Band Pre-Christmas Show

The Washington High School Concert Band directed by Alan T Bergstrom performs tonight at 8 in the high school auditorium. The varied program features Dixieland and Swinging Demons numbers including The Third Man Theme and The Christmas Suite with vocalists Randy Chalupa and Jean Bode. Band members span oboe to percussion with numerous named performers listed.

Washington High School Alan T. Bergstrom Dixieland Band Swinging Demons Minutemen Dixieland Randy Hillman Anita Hammen Eldon Luers Dave Gregory Kim Steele Becky Berdo Sorrento Thundercrest Tijuana Randy Chalupa Jean Bode

Iowa Weather Outlook Delivers Cloudy, Colder Temps

A Wednesday forecast for Iowa calls for cloudy skies with a chance of rain or snow. Lows range from 20 to 25 degrees in the north and in the low 30s in the south, with Wednesday highs in the 40s and Thursday turning cloudy and colder.

Iowa

Attorney General Warns Iowa Funds Not For Rest Areas

Iowa Attorney General Richard Turner cautioned State Comptroller Marvin Selden against releasing 100000 for interstate rest areas. The Executive Council then paused the expenditure to seek further study after initially approving it, as Turner warned the plan would be illegal under a constitutional bar on funding projects defeated in the prior legislature.

Des Moines UPI Richard Turner Marvin Selden Iowa Turner Selden Iowa Executive Council Legislative Interim Committee How Executive Council Mittee Harold E. Hughes

Iowa Sailor Killed in Action in Vietnam

Des Moines parents learn their son Seaman Dale Edward Egbert has died Nov 24 when his patrol boat was hit by enemy fire in Vietnam. The Pentagon list also includes three other Iowa servicemen among 77 total killed in action.

Des Moines Vietnam

Doctor confident of heart surgery

CAPE TOWN South Africa UPI Prof Christian Barnard who carried out the first human heart transplant said today the rejection phenomenon may be halted or reversed in patient Louis Washkansky 55 who received a donor heart. Barnard offered cautious prognostic updates while noting a novel "miracle transfusion" to curb rejection. He said halting rejection is possible and reversible though prognosis remains uncertain and he emphasized he is always hopeful.

Cape Town South Africa UPI Christian Barnard Louis Washkansky Barnard Washkansky British Independent Television News ITN

Fifth change in Iowa tax system marks new Department of Revenue

Des Moines reports that Iowa will create the Department of Revenue on January 1, marking the fifth major overhaul of state taxation since 1846. The piece traces historic shifts from county treasurers to state agencies, notes reform efforts, and compares tax revenues from 1939 to the previous year. The department will also collect insurance premium and gasoline taxes currently handled separately.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Department of Revenue State Census Board Census Board Executive Council John Hammill Iowa State Board of Assessment and Review Ence State Tax Commission Commission Hammill State Board Tax Commission

Kalona Teen Dies In Two Car Crash Near Kalona

A 17 year old Iowa Mennonite High School senior Marcia Stutzman died when the car she rode in collided with a westbound vehicle at a county road intersection north of Kalona. Another passenger and two others escaped injury. Her funeral arrangements were pending.

Iowa Mennonite High School Kalona Marcia Stutzman John Dale Anna Schrock Stutzman Iowa 1 Joanna Hershberger Miss Hershberger University Hospitals Iowa City Yoder Funeral Home Johnson County Martha Kauffman Stutzman Iowa Mennonite School Walter McArtor Coralville Laverna Laverta Merle John Ervin Harold Ervin Stutzman Henry J. Kauffman Hartville

Speed limit fixed on Bluffs I-80 bridge

The Bluffs city council on Monday night set the speed limit on the Iowa side of the Interstate 80 bridge at 50 mph. On the Nebraska side starting at the middle of the bridge the limit is 35 mph.

Council Bluffs, Iowa UPI Iowa Nebraska Bluffs City

Snowbound Southwest Blitz Kills At Least 46 Across States

A severe storm dumped up to a foot of new snow and caused 46 deaths across the southwest and south, including 22 in west Texas. Governors Williams of Arizona and Cargo of New Mexico requested federal aid, Army help, food, clothing, and hay for stranded towns and livestock. helicopters dropped relief to Navajo communities, while many areas faced isolation and power and line outages.

Texas Arizona New Mexico Jack Williams Williams David F Huntsville Alabama Red Cross California Nevada Idaho Utah Colorado Wyoming Chinle Ariz Air Force Flagstaff Bryce Canyon

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