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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1973

Page

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New Year Reflections and Timeless Quotes for 1973

A year end column gathering wisdom from Confucius Ovid Jefferson Luce Montaigne Longfellow Cicero Dante Aristotle Pope Ruskin Roosevelt Addison Overbury and others. The piece ties quotes on health prosperity patriotism youth education reason and faith to hopeful wishes for home country and peace in the coming year.

Gay Pauley UPI New York Confucius B.C Ovid Thomas Jefferson John Adams Clare Boothe Luce Montaigne Charles Churchill Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Cicero Dante Joseph Addison Aristotle

Albert Re elected Speaker in House by Democrats

Oklahoma's Carl Albert won a second term as speaker 202 to 25 in a closed caucus with Michigan’s John Conyers as his only challenger. He warned that end the war legislation could be attached to the first funding bill if Nixon does not halt the Vietnam War.

Hington UPI Carl Albert Oklahoma House of Representatives Albert John D. Conyers Michigan Thomas P. O'Neill Massachusetts Congress Nixon George S. McGovern D-S.c Senate U.S Benjamin Rosenthal D. Y Rosenthal Vietnam Olin Teague D-Tex O'Neill Hale Boggs Boggs Alaska Teir House Rep Gerald Ford

Pentagon cautious on Bach Mai hospital damage in Hanoi

Defense officials said limited accidental damage may have affected Bach Mai hospital and Gia Lam airport in Hanoi. They could not confirm the cause, denying claims of total destruction and noting strikes target military sites only. Ramsey Clark and allies plan a $3 million recovery effort, with $250,000 already raised.

Washing Sun U.S Bach Mai Hanoi Defense Department Jerry W. Friedheim United States Friedheim Joan Baez Rnvers Gia Lam North Vietnam Ormer Ramsey Clark

Marcos to hold peace talks with Moslem leaders in Mindanao

President Marcos calls a peace conference with about 170 Moslem leaders from the Mindanao region amid ongoing fighting with rebels. Government reports say 38 dissidents killed and 10 troops killed with 15 wounded in the last two weeks.

Manila UPI Ferdinand E. Marcos Philippines Mindanao Marcos Borneo

Belly landing by plane at Miami airport with no injuries

A Chalk's Airlines Grumman Mallard carrying 17 aboard made a belly landing at Miami International Airport after landing gear trouble. None of the 15 passengers and two crew were hurt. The plane skidded about 1000 feet in sparks but stopped safely with emergency services standing by. The incident follows multiple recent airliner troubles in the area.

Miami UPI Miami International Federal Aviation Administration Chalk’s Airlines Bimini Island Bahamas Biscayne Bayside Watson Island Astern Airlines Everglades Eastern

Mezvinsky Announces Staff and Outreach Offices

Congressman elect Edward Mezvinsky said he will sworn in Wednesday and outlined a three office outreach plan with staff for Iowa districts. Davenport's Federal Building hosts the Davenport office, the Dey Building in Iowa City houses the Iowa City office, and the Burlington Federal Building hosts the Burlington office. Local staff include Patrick A. Thompson Janet Schultz Mary Ellen Chamberlin Cindy Thomas Thomas Baldridge Patti Murray Loras Schulte and Washington aides Jonathon Kent Patrick O Connor Constance Merker David Zimansky Kathleen Tucker Kevin McCormally.

Davenport UPL Edward Mezvinsky Mezvinsky Federal Building Iowa City Dey Burlington Towa City Democrat Iowa Patrick A. Thompson Janet Schultz Mary Ellen Chamberlin Bettendorf Cindy Thomas Keokuk Thomas Baldridge Patti Murray Loras Schulte Norway Washington, D.C Jonathon Kent Patrick O'Connor Constance Merker David Zimansky Kathleen Tucker Town City Kevin McCormally

Weather warms with increasing southwest winds

The forecast calls for fair and warmer conditions this afternoon and tonight with southwest winds 12 to 20 mph. Highs reach the lower to mid 30s and Lows mid 20s. Mostly cloudy Wednesday with a chance of occasional rain and highs in the lower 40s. Measurable precipitation probability near zero this afternoon, 10 percent tonight, and 40 percent Wednesday.

Vietnam peace talks reopen at technical level

The United States and North Vietnam opened a fresh round of technical discussions on a military and political settlement as a precursor to Paris negotiations. Kissinger prepared to meet Le Duc Tho in January while Saigon sources cited behind the scenes concessions during a bombing pause.

Yaris Vietnam Paris Henry A. Kissinger Hanoi le Duc Tho Kissinger Nixon Washington Saigon North Vietnam Hanoi - Haiphong Nguyen van Thieu South White House Georges Pompidou Elysee Palace U.S William H. Sullivan State Department Indochina Heyward Isham George Aldridge Nguyen Co Thach Choisy-le-Roi le Monde International Control Commission

Youth Sustains Broken Arm In Bridge Collision

Gary William Bayliss 19 of Keota suffered a broken left arm when his 1972 car struck a bridge on county road W55 four miles southwest of Washington. Investigators said Bayliss fell asleep, the crash occurred at 1:45 a.m., the bridge damage was about 50 dollars, and the car was a total loss.

Gary William Bayliss Keota Washington Bayliss

Truman Will Leaves Papers to the People

Independence Missouri UPI Harry S Truman's will files public record designating most presidential papers to the United States and personal belongings to Bess Truman. The 22 page document signed January 14 1959 directs papers be kept at the Harry S Truman Library in Independence with archivist oversight.

Independence, Mo Harry S Truman Independence United States

Market pays education costs through stock market success

Nickie Silk, 24, a Creighton University graduate, funded tuition and living costs by investing in stocks since age 18. He keeps 32 industry indexes, plans to expand to 100, talks with top company officers, and aims to master the market though he doubts it is fully possible. He hopes to earn his first million by 35.

Omaha, Neb Nickie Silk Silk Creighton University Creighton Omaha

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