Retired General Calls Vietnam War a Civil Conflict
Gen. David Shoup, retired Marine commandant and Medal of Honor recipient, labels Vietnam as a civil war not a fight against a Soviet or Chinese threat. He argues that Communists in Southeast Asia pose no direct US danger and repeats that the war is internal strife between Saigon officials and Vietnamese nationalists seeking a better life. He made these remarks in a taped radio interview with Rep. William F. Ryan.
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Flowers as head quarters for greens and gifts
Says with flowers Only four more shopping days Make us your head quarters for greens wreaths plants cut flowers Thanks to F T D there s still time to wire floral gifts almost any where.
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Squire NEWS Holiday humor and Christmas shopping tips
Humorous bits and light anecdotes from Squire Shoppe items and local color. Jokes about a hillbilly with white lightning, draft board misunderstandings, gift certificates, savings stamps, a car buyer returning items, and a first Christmas in business. Open late for last minute gifts with festive notes and smiling patronage.
Plan addition of calendar factory in Washington state
Plan calls for a large warehouse addition to the McCleery Cumming calendar factory in Washington. The 24,000 square foot 100 by 240 foot extension will be built on the south side, freeing more space for manufacturing and reducing the need for external storage. The project aims to ease dock bottlenecks at the plant, with Groom Brothers Inc of Ottumwa contracted to erect the insulated steel building in a color matching the existing structure.
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Blankenhorns Lead in Y's Men Pinochle Marathon
After round four Blankenhorns top the Ys Men pinochle marathon with 5490 points. George Horns pair second at 5460 and Robert Wiley pair third at 4500. Other top ten include Edwards 3850 McConnell 3710 Blaitner 3650 Falk 3540 Crile 3510 Gallaher 3360 Conner 3310.
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Floyd Blankenhorn
George Horn
Robert Wiley
Gerald Edwards
Francis McConnell
Ed Blaitner
Joe Falk
Clyde Crile
Verle Gallagher
Ed Conner
Women’s Missionary Council Annual Christmas Party
The Women’s Missionary Council of the Assembly of God Church held its annual Christmas party at Mrs. Leon Aubuchon’s home. Rev. Aubuchon’s mother attended as a special guest. A potluck dinner preceded a brief business meeting and gift exchange. Secret sisters were chosen for the new year and officers elected: Mrs. Jim Carey president, Mrs. Forest Cline vice president, Mrs. Edward Proffitt secretary, Mrs. Betty Hudson treasurer.
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Death of Three Year Old in Illinois Car Crash
David Mikel of Downs Illinois died after a car accident that also involved his parents and a two month old sibling. The father was released, the mother and baby remained hospitalized in Bloomington in good condition. He was grandson of Mrs Rex Mikel and great grandson of W C Gretter. Funeral services are pending at Downs.
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Harper
Irvin 3Comber
Downs, Illinois
City Council Accepts $6,000 Bequest for Clock
Washington city council approved a bequest from the late Carlton C. Wilson totaling 6000 dollars to fund a new town clock. The body also agreed to buy a dump body truck for the street department and set the next meeting for 10:30 a.m. January 2 when new council members will be seated.
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Carlton C. Wilson
Christmas Program at Prairie Flower School
The Prairie Flower school presents its annual Christmas program on Wednesday December 20 at 2 PM. Directed by Mrs Alan Bergstrom with Mrs Jean Erickson as accompanist, the theme is Christmas Cards and the Yuletide Season. Public invited.
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Alan Bergstrom
Jean Erickson
Mystery Asian-type flu sweeps Michigan region
LANSING Michigan public health officials report a mysterious Asian-type flu has hit thousands in Michigan over the last five weeks and has spread toward Chicago area with potential reach to Wisconsin and other states. College students abroad may bring flu home for Christmas.
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Michigan flu outbreak hits multiple states
The article notes a "very definitely" call an epidemic as the mysterious Michigan flu spreads from Michigan to Northern Indiana Illinois and Florida. Symptoms include fever aches and sore throat with severity influenced by prior vaccination status this fall.
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