Chilean airliner crashes in Andes with 80 aboard
An LAN propeller plane carrying 80 people disappeared after reporting positions while navigating a 10 000 foot pass through the Andes. Wreckage found near El Volcan pass, 38 miles southeast of Santiago. No survivors reported. weather was clear. The flight from Santiago to Buenos Aires operated by Lineas Aereas Nacionales.
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Valdes
Los Cerrillos
Buddhist Leaders Stage Quiet Protests in Viet Nam
Hue saw about five thousand Buddhists demonstrate peacefully as Bundy met rival religious factions in Saigon to forge a united front. Another two thousand gathered in Saigon for a rally at the Buddhist center, marking the first mass gathering since Huong's overthrow. Bundy met Catholic leaders and Hoa Hao and Cao Dai figures while Thien Minh was delayed. Khanh remains unable to assemble a council. Bundy affirmed U.S. commitment to a common effort against the Communists.
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Hue
McGeorge Bundy
National Buddhist Center
Tran van ‘Huong
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Bundy
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Viet Nam
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Cao Dai
Thien Minh
Nguyen Khanh
The
Vietna
Khanh
Tran van Huong
United States
Toshington
Johnson backed Appalachia aid gains favor
Washington data report notes President Johnson's $1.1 billion Appalachia program gains momentum in the House. GOP moves to broaden coverage are rebuffed by subcommittee, with focus on highway construction and extended nation-wide programs.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
GOP
House Public Works
William C. Crammer
R-Fla
James C. Cleveland
R-N.h
Senate
House
Crammer
Notice of probate hearing for Dwight W. Hayes estate
Public notices announce a hearing on the probate of the will for Dwight W. Hayes. Details on date time and court location appear in the official notice on page 6.
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Dwight W. Hayes
Swift longtime Keota rural mail carrier dies at 98
Artemus Ward Swift, 98, of Keota, died at 7:20 a.m. in Twilight Rest Home. A retired rural mail carrier, he began delivering from Keota in 1905 and served 27 years. Funeral Monday at 1:30 p.m. at Powell Funeral Home with Rev. Orrin T. Potter officiating. Burial in Keota. Born January 24, 1867 in Henry I to James B. and Margaret Ann Fosdick Swift. Married Minnie Belle Longman March 16, 1893. she died in 1942. Survivors: one daughter, seven grandchildren, 18 great grandchildren, 3 great-great grandchildren.
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Powell
Orrin T. Potter
Artemus Ward Swift
Henry I
James B
Margaret Ann Fosdick Swift
Minnie Belle Longman
Rodney Kephart Dies at Wayland Home
Wayland death reported for Rodney Kephart who passed away early today at Parkview Home where he resided. Zehr Funeral Home of Wayland to handle arrangements with burial planned at Olds. He formerly lived in Washington and is survived by daughters Mrs. Dale Booth of Washington and Mrs. Gerald Rodgers of Winfield.
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Rodney Kephart
Parkview
Zehr Funeral Home
Olds
Kephart
Washington
Dale
Virginia) Booth
Gerald
Donnabelle) Rodgers
Winfield
Men’s Fellowship and Prayer Luncheon Planned
Walter Westen announces the annual Men's Fellowship and Prayer Luncheon to be held Thursday February 11 at noon in the Community Room. Theme is prayer for Christian Unity with topics led by Rev. Woeste, Keith Vetter, Harold Jarvis, Fred Bourgeois, Dean Clingman, and Ed Hutchcroft. Father Lew will give a Unity reflection and Rev. Vernon Elgin will close. Tickets cost $1 and reservations are needed by Tuesday noon.
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Ymca Christian Emphasis Committee
Rayer
Stanley Woeste
Keith Vetter
Harold Jarvis
Fred Bourgeois
Dean Clingman
Ed Hutchcroft
House of Israel
Father Lew
Vernon Elgin
YMCA
Christian Emphasis Committee
Warren Anderson
Dennis Stutrud
Death Notice Lew M Delzell 67 of Washington
Lew M Delzell 67 of 505 North Iowa Avenue Washington died Friday at Washington County Hospital after illness. Funeral Sunday Feb 7 at 2 pm in Pierce Funeral Home with Rev A V Weigel officiating and burial in Morning Sun cemetery. Born January 3 1897 in Morning Sun to Samuel H and Hannah Wertz Delzell. survived by mother Hannah Delzell of Wapello. six sisters Vera Hamilton Helen Baird Fannie Mehaffey Leota Bales Ruby Kaga Arminta Delzell. two brothers Douglas M Seattle and Max of Lyone.
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Iowa Avenue
Washington
Washington County
Pierce
A.V. Weigel
Mr. Delzell
Morning Sun
Samuel H
Hannah Wertz Delzell
Hannah Delzell
Wapello
Vera Hamilton
Helen Baird
Fannie Mehaffey
Leota Bales
Marshalltown
Ruby Kaga
Indianapolis
Ind
Arminta Delzell
Douglas M Seattle
Max
Lyone
Chamber Starts Membership Drive in Washington
Washington's Chamber of Commerce launches its annual membership campaign led by president John A. Logan. Secretary Hubert Lobrer will visit many professionals and business leaders to gain support for the coming year, emphasizing membership as an investment in community improvement and dividends for members.
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Washington
Chamber of Commerce
John A. Logan
Hubert Lobrer
Visits Here En Route Leaves Texas for Alaska
Twila Wilson, a Texas College psychology student visiting Fred Scott in Texas, returns to Northway Alaska, a town famed for extreme snow and frigid temps. She recalls life there in a 176 inch yearly snowfall and 80 below zero, detailing a frontier upbringing, dog sled journeys, fur trading, and family trade posts.
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Fred Scott
East Third
Washington
Twila
Northway
Alaska
Texas College
Austin
Alaskan Gulf
Farm Bureau speaker to discuss farm markets in YMCA talk
LL Colvis manager of Illinois Livestock Producers Association will headline a meeting at the Washington YMCA on February 10 at 7 p.m. He will explain livestock marketing and how cooperative strength benefits feeders, including contract marketing with a packer and a commission house as broker. The association now operates three commission firms in Chicago Peoria and Springfield. Colvis, a University of Illinois graduate, has backgrounds in vocational agriculture teaching farm advising and university staff work.
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Illinois Livestock Producers Association
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Farm Bureau
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Water flows again at Guantanamo base on first anniversary
On the first anniversary of cutting off Cuban water supply the Guantanamo base completes its $10 million desalting plant turning out 2.2 million gallons daily. Water quality is flat but improved after limestone treatment as dependents return and base population rebounds from 18,000 to about 10,500. President Johnson praised the move toward self sufficiency, avoiding a Marine intervention.
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House
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Appalachia
Washington
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Cuba
Fidel Castro
Florida
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John D. Bulkley
PT Boat Fame
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Yateras River
Johnson
Weather Outlook Iowa Mild With Chance of Rain
United Press Inter reports Iowa will see mostly cloudy skies and mild temperatures through Sunday with occasional rain or drizzle especially south tonight. Tonight lows range from near 2 to the 30s with Sunday highs in the 50s.
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