Kosygin Returns From Asia With Differences Over Viet Nam Policy
Soviet Prime Minister Alexei Kosygin arrived in Moscow after a solidarity mission to Asia. He met Brezhnev at Vnukovo Airport as differences with China surfaced over Vietnam policy. A North Korea communiqué condemned U S actions in Vietnam while urging peaceful coexistence. Kosygin’s trip, including North Vietnam and Beijing, raised Moscow’s influence in Asia on the eve of the 15th anniversary of Moscow-Peking friendship pact.
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Moscow
UPI
Alexei N. Kosygin
Asia
Russia
China
Kosygin
Vnukovo
Communist Party
Leonid Brezhnev
Rodion Malinovsky
Kremlin
North Korea
U.S
Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Peking
Orient
Hanoi
Benjamin Harrison dies at 76 in Mercy Hospital Iowa City
Benjamin Franklin Harrison 76, a farmer from four and a half miles north of Ainsworth on Highway 218, died Saturday February 13 1965 at Mercy Hospital Iowa City after hospital stay since January 28. Funeral Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. Jones Funeral Home with Rev Stan Woeste officiating. Burial Lone Tree. Survived by Irene Westfall wife, one brother Charles I. Harrison of Oklahoma City, and one sister Flora Crim of Columbus Junction. Born January 14, 1888 in Washington County to Charles Wesley Harrison and Mary Knotek Harrison.
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Benjamin ¥. Harrison
Ainsworth
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Jones Funeral
Stan Woeste
Lone Tree
Benjamin Franklin Harrison
Washington County
Charles Wesley
Mary Knotek Harrison
Irene Westfall
Charles I. Harrison
Oklahoma City
Okla
Robert
Flora) Crim
Columbus Junction
Two die in town mishap in rural Leon area
Two 18 year old Leon men Barrett and Richard were killed when their farm truck collided head on with a semi truck loaded with wood blocks on U S 69 near the Decatur Clarke County line. The semi driver Paul O Weiser 51 Prairie du Chien Wis sustained minor injuries and was not hospitalized. A secondary crash on highway 218 in Crawfordsville injured Glenn Banks but he escaped serious harm. he was later fined for reckless driving.
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Towa
UPI
Barrett
Richard
U.S. 69
Here
Decatur - Clarke County
Paul O. Weiser
Prairie i Chien
Wis
Decatur County
Gale McClure
Weiser
Olin Eddy
Osceora
Glenn Banks
Crawfordsville
Banks
Kenway Store
Crawfordsville Methodist Church
Mt. Pleasant Hospital
Justice of the Peace
Les Eicher
Blizzard Across Southwest and East Brings Heavy Snow
A blizzard swept the Southwest dumping two inches in the Colorado mountains with warnings across western Kansas Oklahoma and Texas panhandles eastern New Mexico and eastern Colorado. In the East up to seven inches fell in Virginia with many schools closed as the storm moved offshore. Odville Colorado saw 27 inches overnight while Denver Pueblo and Goodland reported several inches. Up to three inches fell near New York City as extreme cold blanketed the region with 16 below in Williston North Dakota and 13 below in several cities.
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United Press International
Colorado
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas Panhandles
New Mexico
Vizinia
Odville
Colo
Denver
Pueblo
Goodland
Kan
New York City
Williston
N.D
Bismarck
Minot
Dickson, N.D
Houlton
Maine
Retired-Age Farm Residents Meeting Set At YMCA
Neal Harl an extension specialist in estate planning will speak at a Washington YMCA session to address retirement age farming residents problems and needs. The free event runs 9 30 a m to 3 p m with farmers in their upper 50s and older urged to attend. Jim Flaherty from the district social security office in Burlington will also attend.
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Neal Harl
Washington Ymca
Harl
Jim Flaherty
District Social Security Office
Burlington
Nat King Cole Dies in Hollywood at 47
UPI reports Nat King Cole velvet voiced singer and top pop recording star died in Hollywood from cancer at age 47. He had lung surgery January 25 after a December hospital stay for a malignant tumor. Cole rose from Alabama roots to fame with the Nat Cole Trio and later a solo career selling over 50 million records.
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Hollywood
UPI
Nat King Cole
Cole
St. John's Hospital
Santa Monica
Nat Cole
Alabama
Nathaniel Adams Coles
Henry S. Shields Dies Here At 82 In Washington
Henry S. Shields 82 of Washington died Sunday February 14 1965 after months of ill health. Funeral will be Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home with Rev Clarence Dehne officiating. Burial in Elm Grove Cemetery. Born August 9 1882 in Washington he was son of John and Clara Armstrong Shields. He married Edith Corette in 1920, was a member of the Presbyterian Church and Ma sonic Lodge and a retired coal and building materials dealer. Surviving: sister Edith Shields, brother Dr J M Shields, four nephews. Son Henry E Shields died in World War I.
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Henry S. Shields
Washington
Jones
Clarence Dehne
Elm Grove Cemetery
Mr. Shields
John
Clara Armstrong Shields
Edith Corette
Presbyterian Church
Masonic Lodge
Edith Shields
J. M. Shields
Denver
Colo
Henry E. Shields
Public notices today see page six teaser
An item announces public notices page six listing an application for a permit to operate a liquid transport carrier in Iowa. The notice flags regulatory action, jurisdiction, and a scheduling window, inviting public input and compliance details.
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Iowa
Democratic senator predicts votes to defeat right to work repeal
Des Moines report says Sen. Warren Kruck D Boone claims 7 or 8 more Democrats will join him to defeat a bill repealing Iowa's right to work law in the Senate. He says most Republicans will oppose repeal while the House sent the measure back to committee. Kruck, a freshman, once fired a union member from the Kruck Plumbing firm and says repeal would harm Iowa's economy. He plans to oppose all labor bills this session.
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UPI
Senate
Iowa
Warren Kruck
D-Boone
Iowa House
Harold E. Hughes
Hughes
Towans
Kruck
United Press International
Farm Bureau
Bureau
Boone Democrat
Iowa Development Commission
New York City
House
Dock workers resume duties after weekend overtime surge
In New York and Gulf ports nearly 30,000 longshoremen returned to the docks following a weekend of heavy overtime. The International Longshoremen's Association reports about 15,000 members worked Sunday on 149 ships in New York, and over 17,000 worked Saturday, partially clearing a large cargo backlog.
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UPI
Eastam
Gulf Ports
International Longshoremen’s Association
ILA
Legion head urges five point plan in Des Moines
Johnson of West Branch spoke to Iowa lawmakers urging a five point public interest program. He proposed child welfare measures, funding for more Iowa Soldiers Home facilities, and PKU newborn testing. He noted an occupational therapy unit planned for Town Soldiers Home costing 8 500 to 10 000 and referenced a Clinton domiciliary closure resolution. Fred Gwynne noted as Munsters star and former NY ad copywriter.
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UPI
Donald Johnson
West Branch
Legion
General Assembly
Marshalltown
Johnson
Iowa General Assembly
Temselves
Iowa Soldiers Home
American Legion
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Clinton
Fred Gwynne
The
New York
Des Moines GOP Senator Calls Ag Probe Committee Stacked
Senator Vern Lisle of Clarinda criticized Democratic leaders for stacking a special committee to probe the Agriculture Department. He urged replacement by a Republican attorney and warned the inquiry may be politically motivated. Democrats say the probe covers current and past leaders and employee shifts in the department.
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Des Moines
UPI
Town Department of Agriculture
Vern Lisle
Clarinda
Lisle
Robert Fulton
Iowa
Iowa House
Fulton
Senate
Agriculture Department
Kenneth Owen
Richard Dennler
Owen
Liste
Illinois Iowa swine marketing plan draws farmer interest
The Illinois Livestock Producers Association unveiled a new marketing program during a Washington meeting on February 10. It aims to offer weekly negotiated hog prices, direct farm-to-packer shipments, quality-based price adjustments, and a guaranteed volume through contracts with packers. The plan includes feeder pigs and cattle sales, with Farm Bureau leaders from Iowa and Illinois present.
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Illinois
Washington
L. L. Colvis
Illinois Livestock Producers Association
Illinois Farm Bureau
Ilinois Association
Chicago
Springfield
Peoria
Colvis
Producers’ Association
Southern Illinois
Ilinois
Farm Bureau
J. Merill Anderson
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
James Helmick
Columbus Junction
Lawrence Everett
Oskaloosa
Weather Forecast for Iowa Tonight and Tuesday
Partly cloudy and colder tonight with lows from minus five to zero. Tuesday highs near ten to twenty with colder northwest to southeast contrast. Wednesday remains mostly cloudy and a bit colder with light snow possible in the eastern portion.
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United Press International
Iowa
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Edna Pitsch
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