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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1968

Page

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Amnesty day yields vast library book return in Illinois

Conscience stricken readers at the Conscience stricken readers Library and its 62 branches return large numbers of overdue titles. A copy of Vanity Fair checked out in 1934 was among items returned by a relative of the borrower. By midafternoon 8000 to 10000 volumes arrived at the central branch, despite snow, as Amnesty day ran until midnight.

Central Branch Aurora Louis Lerner

Cambodian prince reaffirms Cambodia's neutrality in Vietcong chase

Prince Norodom Sihanouk declared Cambodia will not send its 35,000-man army to fight U.S. forces crossing into Cambodian border areas in pursuit of Vietcong or North Vietnamese troops. He warned against inviting border clashes and said neutrality means protesting both sides if violations occur. He disclosed opposition from some left-leaning foreign friends and cited CIA plots and educational ties as background to his stance.

Phnom Penh Cambodia UPI Norodom Sihanouk South Vietnam Sihanouk U.S Red China North Vietnam National Liberation Front Viet Cong North Vietnam China Johnson Dean Rusk Washington United States International Control Commission ICC Indochina Soviet Union Poland East Germany

Jets bomb Hanoi area as 1968 begins

U S jets hit the Hanoi area for the first time in 1968 and claim shooting down two MIG 117 aircraft. In Da Nang a rocket attack and four ground assaults cost North Vietnamese soldiers and damaged American and South Vietnamese planes. UPI reports: 280 enemy dead in three days of fighting near Da Nang, with U S forces sustaining 25 dead and 157 wounded in ground actions across camps 20 miles south of the city.

Hanoi Saigon UPI U.S da Nang 1St Air Cavalry Division Dana Stone Leslie

Franzenburg defends fuel tax division in audit dispute

Iowa State Treasurer Paul Franzenburg rejects charges of an administrative breakdown in the motor vehicle fuel tax division amid an audit by State Auditor Lloyd Smith. He defends a bank contract as cost effective, notes faster collections and $3,281 added interest in a typical month, and claims discrepancies cited in fuel reports are not real due to non highway use.

Des Moines UPI Paul Franzenburg Lloyd Smith Smith Franzenburg Iowa-Des Moines National Bank State Executive Council Harold E. Hughes

Fear over renewals of Asian flu hits schools

Health officials fear that students returning after the holidays will propel Asian flu outbreaks. The NCDC lists 12 states with confirmed outbreaks, 3 with probable, and 12 with possible cases, as absenteeism and regional spread are monitored. Strong entities include NCDC, Michigan, Florida, New Jersey, Alabama, New York, Oklahoma, Illinois, Kansas, Iowa, Georgia, Wisconsin, Louisiana, Indiana, Virginia, Missouri, Ohio, Maryland, Washington, Mississippi, Tennessee, Arkansas, Pennsylvania, Nebraska, North Carolina, South Carolina, Kentucky, Texas, and Virginia Health Department.

NCDC California Department of Education Michigan Florida New Jersey Alabama New York Oklahoma Illinois Kansas Iowa Georgia Wisconsin Louisiana Indiana Virginia Missouri Ohio Maryland Washington Mississippi Tennessee Arkansas Pennsylvania Nebraska North Carolina South Carolina Kentucky Texas

City Council Hears Appointments and Codes Review

Washington city council met for its first 1967 68 session approving numerous city appointments and reviewing building codes in comparable cities. The meeting named staff for several departments and listed airport and park commissions with terms set.

Washington

Blaiberg speaks after heart transplant in South Africa

Philip Blaiberg in good condition after five hour operation at Groote Schuur Hospital. The transplanted heart came from Clive Haupt, a 24 year old colored man who died of a stroke. Blaiberg's first words included I am thirsty and regards to his wife, as doctors reported cautious optimism for further recovery.

Cape Town South Africa UPI Philip Blaiberg Groote Schuur Hospital Blaiberg Christian Barnard Eileen Barnard Clive Haupt Haupt Louis Washkansky Washkansky Than Washkansky John Vorster Muriel Haupt Clive

Probate Petitions Hearings for Vesely and Gideon Estates

Absentee petition hearing listed for the estate of Leo Vesely and probate of the will with appointment of an executor for the estate of Ernest W. Gideon. Proceedings set in the probate court with details to follow.

Leo Vesely Ernest W. Gideon

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