Viet Nam War Effort Seen Needing Boost After Coup
U S officials say a stepped up war effort with more military aid and technicians may be required to defeat Communist guerrillas in South Viet Nam. They question whether the new South Vietnamese regime can prosecute the war, while Washington intends to maintain recognition. De Gaulle calls for Southeast Asia neutralization, clashing with U S policy as North Vietnamese aggression persists and U S aid continues.
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Paris
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Asia
South
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Podaril rites Sunday in Lone Tree chapel
Funeral services for James Podaril age 59 will be held at 2 p m Sunday in the Sorden and Adams chapel at Lone Tree. Podaril died in Wellman Friday and was born April 17 1904 in Washington County. He was a lifetime resident on a farm southeast of Riverside. Surviving are his mother of Wellman five sisters Rose Podaril Matilda Schalk Mrs S A Cordell of Altadena Calif and Mrs Merlin Boyers of Petaluma Calif and one brother Charles of Moline.
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Lone Tree
James Podaril
Sorden and Adams
Podaril
Wellman
Washington County
Anna Womochil
Riverside
Rose Podaril
Matilda Schalk
Fort Madison
S.A. Cordell
Altadena
Calif
Merlin Boyers
Petatuna
Charles
Moline
Boy 4 found in pond near home in Colorado Springs
The body of Tommy Schockey four year old son of the Gary Schockeys of Colorado Springs Colorado was found in four feet of water in a pond three blocks from the home. He had been missing since Tuesday and apparently wandered away and fell in the frozen pond. Funeral services were held this morning in Colorado Springs.
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Riverside
Tommy Schockey
Gary Schockeys
Colorado Springs
Colo
Schockey
Tommy
Joe Knebel
Slick street blamed for two car accident
Two car collision at the corner of North Second and East Seventh involved Jesse F. Moore and Claude Gene Randall, both of Washington. Police blamed slick streets as the cause after Randall’s auto slid into Moore’s while turning right. Moore was stopped at a stop sign and suffered injuries.
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Jesse F. Moore
Claude Gene Randall
Washington
North Second
East Seventh
Randall
Moore
Glendale Woods 48 Dies. Rites Planned at Wayland
Glendale Woods 48 died Friday at Pleasant. Funeral arrangements are pending at Zehr Funeral Home in Wayland. He was born near Wayland a son of Walter and Bertha Roth Woods. Survived by sister Mrs Frank Longwell of Washington and brothers Relendes of Aliinois and Willis of Fairfield.
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Glendale
Woods
Mr. Pleasant
Zehr
Walter
Bertha Roth Woods
Frank Longwell
Washington
Relendes
Alinois
Willis
Fairfield
France bids for Asia influence
In Paris AP reports President Charles de Gaulle asserts France seeks a renewed role as a major power in Southeast Asia. Diplomats note this marks his first diplomatic breakthrough to extend influence beyond Western Europe.
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API
Charles de Gaulle
France
Southeast Asia
de Gaulle
Europe
RACE DEMONSTRATIONS ATLANTA PICKETS DOWNTOWN
Civil rights workers resume picketing segregated downtown restaurants on the fourth anniversary of the sit-in movement. Demonstrations face no repeat of last weekend’s violence as city officials promise control and a moratorium plan gains cautious support from the Summit Leadership Conference. Trials continue for over 200 jailed demonstrators including SNCC’s James Forman.
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UPI
Ivan Allen
James Forman
Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee
SNCC
Greensboro
N.C
Forman
County Heart Fund Sets 5000 Dollar Goal
In Washington County a 5000 dollar goal was set for the February Heart Fund Drive. M S Nelson, Heart Fund Chairman, announced the target at a meeting of captains and volunteers. Dr William R Wilson highlighted progress in heart disease research and urged extra effort from county officers and workers.
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State University of Town
Washston County
Journal
Dallas Kinney
S. M. Nelson
Washington County Heart Fund
Volunteer Heart Fund
Washington County
Norman E. Jenson
Edward Hatchcroft
Juanita Hering
J. H. Jones
Washington County Fund
Max Smith
James G. Jordan
Cedar Valley Heart Division
Jones
Dr. Smith
Saturn V to lift Apollo crews to the moon by 1960s
Paul Haney, head of publicity for the Federal Space Agency, said Saturn V could orbit 240000 pounds and boost three astronaut crews to the moon aboard Apollo vehicles. He noted the program’s coming maturity and urged broader, more specialized news coverage. He spoke at a Texas UP I Editors Association meeting and referenced UPI’s Houston bureau.
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Austin, Tex
UPI
America
Paul Haney
Federal Space Agency
Haney
Earth
United States
Texas United Press International Editors Association
Houston Manned Spacecraft Center
Houston
Evangelist Billy Graham Denies Presidential Run
Evangelist Billy Graham held a Houston press conference to deny plans to run for president or accept any presidential draft. He said he may consider political activity in the distant future but will continue preaching the gospel and remains focused on evangelism. Graham noted national and international dangers drive concern yet stressed his service to God through preaching. He kept his party affiliation private amid Democratic and Republican interest and invitations to pray at the President’s breakfast.
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UPI
Billy Graham
Graham
Houston Press
Washington
Rites Monday for Arthur E. Allen
Arthur E. Allen 85 died Friday at home. Funeral at 2 p.m. Monday Gould Funeral Home Richland officiated by Rev. AR McMurrin. Burial Friends Cemetery. Born December 8, 1878 in Ollie to James and Sarah Gaston Allen. Married Catheryn Folley October 21, 1898. Survived by two sons Harold and Raymond of Richland two daughters Lovena Daniel Osceola Dorthy Middaugh and Mildred Taylor of Richland two brothers Bert Waukee Roll Des Moines 13 grandchildren 21 great grandchildren. Preceded in death by wife three sons and one sister.
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Arthur E. Allen
Gould
AR. Mc. Murrin
Friends Cemetery
Harold
Raymond
Lovena Daniel
Osceola
Dorthy Middaugh
Mildred Taylor
Bert
Waukee
Roll
Des Moines
Weather Forecast for Iowa From UPI
Iowa weather guidance from United Press International shows partly cloudy conditions tonight and Sunday with a slight warmup. Temperatures range from the low 20s in the north to the upper 30s or near 30s in the south, with Sunday highs around 50.
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United Press International
Iowa
Ranger 6 aims for moon front side in precise hit
Ranger 6 moves toward a pinpoint strike in the Sea of Tranquility with a target within 10 miles, aiming to provide the first close up television lunar pictures and boost U S lead in moon exploration. The 805 pound craft, launched from Cape Kennedy, will transmit about 3,000 images as it descends toward a 4:24 a.m. EST impact, while officials tout its precision and scientific value. Funeral notices for Marie Bleess of East Pleasant Plain, died January 31, will be held February 5 at St. Joseph Church with services at Gould Funeral Home and rosary the day before.
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Sea of Tranquility
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Russia
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Tuscon
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East Pleasant Plain
Henry Geers
Arizona
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Maurice
Tucson, Ariz
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