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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1969

Page

1

Morning God and Country awards planned at First Presbyterian

Three Washington youths will receive God and Country awards in special ceremonies during the morning worship service at the First Presbyterian church. Honorees are Tom Coon Steve Huber and Drew McAvoy, sons of local families.

Washington First Presbyterian Church Tom Coon Robert Coon Steve Huber Robert Huber Drew McAvoy Marion McAvoy

Reds flout Tet ceasefire with assassinations and raids

In Saigon the Communist forces broke a weeklong Tet truce by assassinating a hamlet chief in the Central Highlands and attacking the Saigon docks. South Vietnamese and U S officials warned of a possible major offensive after the holiday, while allies remained on high alert for further Red actions.

Saigon UPI U.S Central Highlands South Vietnam

Vietnamese Communists reject urgent talks as Tet starts

In Paris the North Vietnamese and Viet Cong reject immediate U.S. calls for de-escalation talks at Tet marking the guerrilla era’s eighth anniversary. They demand unconditional U.S. evacuation while privately signaling some troop withdrawal and DMZ limits. Western diplomats warn Europe tensions may curb Kremlin influence on Hanoi peace efforts.

Paris UPI U.S South Vietnam Vietnam Hanoi Demilitarized Zone Dmz Soviet Union Berlin Europe W. Averell Harriman Kremlin Charles de Gaulle Foreign Ministry de Gaulle Nixon

Skipper Pays Fine After Peruvian Tuna Boat Seizure

An American tuna vessel Marina was boarded and towed into Talara Peru after being accused of poaching. Captain Joe Louis paid a 2000 dollar fine and the boat was released. United States officials voiced serious concern over Peru's claims of 200 mile waters and may seek a compromise.

Lima Peru UPI United States Marina San Diego Calif California Washington U.S William P. Rogers Fernando Berckemeyer Rogers U.S. State Department Talara Joe Louis

VIET REDS Paris Let's End the Talk-a-thon

A brief note from WEJ urges action over talk as discussions in Paris continue without results. The message signals impatience with delays and calls for concrete engagement, stressing immediate steps and decisive dialogue.

Weather forecast for Iowa travelers warning south

United Press International reports a south Iowa travelers warning with cloudy skies tonight and a chance of snow. Sunday will be partly cloudy and warmer with highs in the 20s and a low around 15 to 20. Easterly winds in the 15 to 20 mph range.

United Press International Iowa

Pueblo board on inspection four NORFOLK spy ship

The five admiral court of inquiry probing the Pueblo seizure inspects the USS Palm Beach, a similar but not identical ship. Navy spokesmen say phase three, detailing crew abuse, may start mid next week as testimony continues. Bucher’s aide counters a key signal claim, saying the signalman may be confused.

Norfolk, Va UPI Pueblo Palm Beach Miles Harvey Lloyd Bucher Bucher Navy

Mexico Cuba seek return hijackers and Cuban refugees pact

Mexico and Cuba near a preliminary treaty to return hijackers who diverted Mexican airliners to Cuba and to repatriate Cuban refugees in Mexico. The accord would apply to Mexican aircraft only and could see hijackers sentenced up to 40 years. the deal also forecasts the return of seized aircraft and contents.

Mexico City UPI Mexico Cuba Fidel Castro United States Foreign Relations Department Havana Hemisphere Caribbean

Berlin radar jamming fears rise amid West Berlin crisis

Western reports say the Communist bloc tested jamming gear aimed at radar and radio links to West Berlin. Bonn confirms tests as East Germany imposes road restrictions and Moscow and Bonn warn of broader interference during West Germany's March 5 presidential election.

Moscow Bonn West Berlin West Germany East Germany

New York doctor claims 30000 abortions since 1926

Dr Nathan Rappaport told a Chicago conference he has performed more than 30 000 abortions since 1926, charging 500 per procedure. He said he is the official abortionist for several universities and has reference from clergy. He also noted years in jail and current indictments, but dismissed hopes for legislative repeal.

Chicago UPI New York Nathan Rappaport Illinois Citizens For New Jersey Rappaport Iowa Michigan Massachusetts Smith and Bryn Mawr Washington, D.C

Campus unrest spikes as guards stand by and protests flare

National Guardsmen left Wisconsin and Duke campuses but remained alert nearby. Chicago's administration building was returned to officials after a two week student occupation. Protests and clashes marked a tense week across several campuses with sit ins, marches, and police actions. At Duke, an all university convocation was canceled amid high tensions. Police and guardsmen managed demonstrations at Madison and Berkeley as well as San Francisco State where disputes erupted during a spring welcome speech. In Pennsylvania and Penn State, sit ins drew hundreds before fading. Burl Ives to appear in Daniel Boone in Hollywood.

University of Wisconsin Duke University University of Chicago Duke Durham N.C Madison Wis Wisconsin Michigan State National Guard State Capitol Berkeley Calif Universiy of California San_ Francisco State college E.J. Hayakawa Nathan Hare Hayakawa Hare Penn State University Park Hetzel Union

Probate of Will and Executor Appointment in McCreedy Estate

Probate of the will of Maud A. McCreedy and the formal appointment of the executor are noted. Proceedings outline the will’s provisions, the executor’s authority, and timing for subsequent filings and duties. The matter centers on estate administration and lawful distribution per the document.

Maud A. McCreedy

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