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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1966

Page

6

Rockwell Arrested At Columbia University in NYC

George Lincoln Rockwell, leader of the American Nazi Party, was arrested near Columbia University after a Wednesday night arrest on a misdemeanor disorderly conduct charge stemming from an incident six years prior. The scene drew over 1,000 protesters as police shielded Rockwell and a man identified only as an aggressor shouted threats.

New York UPI George Lincoln Rockwell Nazi Party Rockwell Columbia University Russia Columbia MocMillin Humanitas B'nai B'rith Jewish War Veterans JWV State Supreme Court JWW Union Square

Market results for wheat corn oats rye and soybeans

Trading ranges for Wheat Corn Oats Rye and Soybeans shown with March May July September and December maturities. Prices appear as bids closes and previous closes with some OCR distortions but indicate general up down movements across grains and soybeans.

Braves losses blamed on rumors and late rights deal

Milwaukee radio executive Andrew Spheeris testified that rumors the Braves would move, heard during a trip to New York in early 1963, helped drive losses on Milwaukee Braves broadcasts. WEMP paid $325,000 for rights but only earned $297,000 in ads, with admen noting continuity concerns after ownership changes. The antitrust suit against the team and the National League proceeds to trial February 28.

Milwaukee UPI Milwaukee Braves Andrew M. Spheeris WEMP Braves New York Spheeris

Sophie Tucker Dies in New York City

Sophie Tucker the last of the red-hot mommas died at her New York apartment from a chronic lung condition and kidney failure at age 79 after a long career in vaudeville burlesque Broadway films radio and television Funeral services are planned in New York and Wethersfield Conn Survivors include a son Bert a daughter Lilian and a brother Moses The famous performer born Sophie Kalish began singing for nickels and dimes in Hartford Conn and rose to fame with Some of These Days written for her in 1911 by Shelton Brooks

Sophie Tucker Mommas Wethersfield Conn Bert Lilian Moses Miss Tucker Shelton Brooks

Elite Special Forces faced deadly loss in An Lao action

UPI reports at least 22 members of the U S Special Forces may have been killed or captured during an An Lao Valley advance. The Communist stronghold was later occupied by Allied troops without a fight. Only two survivors emerged from three Project Delta teams. Maj. Charles Beckwith of Atlanta, wounded in the Philippines, was identified as one survivor.

Saigon UPI An Lao Allie Project Delta Group U.S Philippines Charles Beckwith Atlanta Beckwith Plei Me

Chicago livestock report steady on hogs and cows

In Chicago bids livestock: Hogs 3,000 with, generally steady. No 1-2 190-255 lb 29.50-30.00, 28 head at 30.25. Cattle 500 with slaughter steers steady, heifers scarce. Slaughter heifers 1100 lb 27.50, cows 14.50-16.50. Sheep 100 with lambs 29.50-30.00 for 95-105 lb.

British government pushes new drink driving law

London United Press International reports Britain moves to criminalize driving with the equivalent of four standard whisky shots. The bill faces auto club opposition to roadside breath tests, while the BMA supports the measure. Penalties include fines up to 280 dollars, two years in prison, and license loss. Government aims to cut road deaths and injuries by up to 32,000 annually.

London UPI British Medical Association BMA Labor

Kolosick Waives Hearing on O M V I Charge

Hubert L. Kolosick of Washington waived preliminary hearing in justice of the peace court on an operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated charge. He was arrested Wednesday evening and released on his own recognizance pending a district court appearance.

OMVI Hubert L. Kolosick Washington Justice of the Peace Court Kolosick

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