Peace talks enter fourth day in Paris and Washington efforts
Paris talks extend for a fourth day as U S and Hanoi negotiators press toward a cease fire. In Washington President Nixon faces a potential Democratic move to force a rapid end to the Vietnam war while Kissinger and Tho plan further private discussions.
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Paris
UPI
U.S
Hanoi
Washington
Nixon
White House
Hanoi-Haiphong
Congress
Henry A. Kissinger
le Duc Tho
Tho
Moscow
Kissinger
Gerald L. Warren
Indochina
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
House Armed Services Committee
House
Recreation Leadership Camp for 4-H Members Planned
Cedar Rapids Area Extension Service schedules a two day 4-H Recreation Leadership Camp January 27 28 at Camp Wyoming near Wyoming Iowa. State and ISU recreation teams assist with cabin counseling and activities. Directors are Larry Audlehelm and Charlotte Smith. Open to ages 15 to 19. Applications due January 10 with 8 50 dollar registration. For details contact Julia Gamon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Area Extension Service
Glen Thompson
Iowa State Recreation
Larry Audlehelm
Johnson County
Charlotte Smith
Vinton
Camp
Wyoming
Iowa
Julia Gamon
Washington County
Soviet reports claim new MIG25 fighter plane
European military sources say the Soviet Union has developed a new supersonic fighter, the MIG25, an improved successor to the MIG21 and MIG23 with longer range and heavier armament. Precise details are scarce and production not confirmed. secrecy surrounds the project.
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London
UPI
Soviet Union
Egypt
U.S
Cairo
Kremlin
Moscow
Anwar Sadat
Mediterranean
Middle East
Time change announced for YMCA gymnastics classes
Members of the YMCA gymnastics program are informed that class times shift starting Monday Jan 8. The 4 to 5 pm session moves to 6:15 to 7:15 pm, with subsequent classes starting at 7:15 pm and 8:15 pm. Instructor Harriett Hoxton issued the notice and questions are welcome by calling the Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Harriett Hoxton
Ten-Year Postage Hike Noted for 1963
The article explains that on January 7, 1963, Americans will pay five cents to mail a letter, mirroring a rate set 115 years earlier. The extra one cent charge for booklets with five and eight cent denominations is dropped, with booklets now sold at face value of one dollar and two dollars.
On the Record Report of Vehicle and Buyer Names
A compiled list presents individuals and entities with multiple vehicle brands noted next to each name, including Ford Truck Chevrolet Olds Pontiac and many others, alongside farm and insurance firms. The entry reads like a registry of owners and participants linked to various vehicle makes and brands.
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Loren Charles Jones
Ford
Vernon S
Ronald R. Fox
Chevrolet
Raymond L. Lasek
Fenn Farm Service
Lewis C
Helen M. Baker
Horak Insurance Inc
Robert G
Karen Gordon
Alice Ann Miller
Dean A. Stanley
James L. Quinn
Charles Smith
Jarold
Kay Lister
Fest. Motor Home
August P
Marietta P
Chrysler
Farmers Supply
Willie D. Schrock
Wayne W. Schantz
Buick
George H. Fulton
Mercury
Keith FE
Della Yoder
Douglas A
Leslie C. Slabaugh
German Fleckvieh
America
James A. Redlinger
Olds
Joseph L
Irene West
Gerald G. Faulkner
Farrel D. Smylie
Waltons League to Sponsor Trap Shoot Sunday
The Izaak Walton League of Washington will sponsor a trap shoot on Sunday January 7 starting at noon. The public is invited and clubhouse members are reminded of a meeting there Monday January 8 at 7 p.m. in preparation for the game feed.
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Izaak Walton League of
Washington
Reverend Paul Lobb Joins Prairie Flower Baptist Church
Rev Paul D Lobb is welcomed as pastor of the Prairie Flower Baptist Church northwest of Washington after leaving Unionville Baptist Church where he served nine and a half years. He and his wife Edwina have four children Marlaine Mark Tim and Terri. Welcome Wagons filled with food greeted the Lobbs as church groups briefed the family on activities.
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Paul D. Lobb
Prairie Flower Baptist Church
Washington
Lobb
Unionville Baptist Church
Rev. Lobb
Edwina
Marlaine
Washington High School
Mark
Tim
Terri
Lincoln School
Lobbs
Rotary hears nurse talk on Anamosa reforms and work
Mrs. Helen Rynor of Washington spoke at the Anamosa Reformatory Rotary meeting about forty years in nursing and the facility's rehabilitation program. She described lenient rules versus a decade ago, trade teaching for inmate job prep, and reading deficits among 10 percent of prisoners aged 17 to 35. Mayor Ralph Martin reported on a city survey. Toppan Johnson attended as a visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Rynor
Washington
Anamosa Reformatory
Ryner
Anamosa
Rotary
Ralph Martin
Toppan Johnson
Wellman
Livestock Market Reports From Joli et and Des Moines
Live stock headline notes cattle prices in Joliet with steers up .75 to 1.25 and prime levels 39.00 to 40.50 while heifers bring 39.00 to 39.50. Des Moines reports uneven hog trade with butchers 30.00 to 32.00 per 100 pounds and sow prices weaker to 0.50 higher. estimated receipts 50 000 today with prior days and week figures provided.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
Minnesota
U.S
Herleins Lead in St James Pinochle Marathon
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Herlein held the lead at the end of round five in the St. James pinochle marathon with 4 430 points. Bertha Dempsey and Agnes Beliel trailed in second with 4 000 as top eight places show Eugene Reed and Dorothy Gevock in third and fourth with 3 340 and 3 220 respectively.
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Richard Herlein
St. James
Bertha Dempsey
Agnes Beliel
Eugene Reed
Dorothy Gevock
Dorothy McCarthy
Colette Bruty
Aelred TeBockhorst
Martha Whittaker
Pearl Casey
Henry Kiene
Clem Eagle
Coe College students tour Europe for music and drama study
Mildred Bordwell and Roger Fox join 26 other Coe College students and staff on a January European study tour. The choir will study at Morley College London and perform in Salzburg Mozarteum and Innsbruck. drama students will observe London theater with a Paris return.
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Mildred Bordwell
Richard Bordwell
Washington
Roger Fox
Lyle Fox
Ainsworth
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
London
England
Allan Kellar
Coe Choir
Gael Hammer
Morley College
Coe
Salzburg
Austria
Mozarteum
Innsbruck
Paris
Chicago
Hammer
Windsor Castle
Stratford
Wallace may undergo prostate surgery after doctor’s recommendation
Gov. George C. Wallace, 53, says he will probably have prostate gland surgery though no date is set. He returned briefly to Montgomery from a Key Biscayne family vacation for official business.
John C Owen Attorney Directory Listing
Professional directory entry for John C Owen an attorney located at 109 East Main Street with contact phone number 653 6531. The note presents a compact professional listing typical of local newspaper directories.
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John C. Owen
East Main Street
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Warren
Capitol Hill
Defense Department
Saigon
United States
Plan Recreation
Soviet
Drug Store
Washington, Iowa
Waltons
Paul Lobb
Prairie Flower
Rev
McFarlane
East Main
Laurie & the Heartbreakers
Lnt
Rigadoons
Sportsman
of Washington, Iowa Inc
Walt Disney Productions
Kurt Russell
Cesar Romero
Twos Company
Swiss Alps
Minnie’s
Ainsworth, Iowa
Coe College Group
Europe
Washington Evening Journal
Wallace
Professional Directory
Livingston, Day, Kehoe
Meeker & Bates
Robert Day
Everett Meeker
Robert Bates
South B
Stewart & Shearer Attorneys At Law
Richard A. Stewart
Paul V. Shearer
West Main
Earl O. Wright
Kalona
Brighton
M.L. Tweeton
North Marion
Production Credit Association
North Iowa
Melvin Schneider
Maplewood Manor
Keota
P.L. Etter
Osteopathic
Optometrist
John W. Lemmon
Iowa Avenue
Doctor of Motors
Dick Ross
Auto Service
Marion
the Willows Supper Club
Korner
the Willows
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