Hope for 1 100 Members Kickoff YMCA Enrollment Drive
Leonard Tindal of Tindal's Farm Supply announces the annual YMCA Member Enrollment run Jan 30 to Feb 10 with a goal of 1 100 members and 10 375 dollars. Wendell Eden of Sherman Eden Funeral Home co chairs the Special Sustaining section guiding a 165 member Enrollment organization.
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YMCA
Bob Gillesby
Leonard Tindal
Wendell Eden
Eden
Tindal
Farm Supply
Sherman Eden Funeral Home
Mr. Tindal
Mr. Eden
Korean patrol torpedo boat sunk after North shelling
A South Korean patrol boat No 56 was sunk by North Korean shore batteries after entering communist waters to retrieve friendly fishing boats. Twenty eight crew were missing. The incident raises tensions along the truce front and prompts Seoul to consider strong countermeasures. UN and South Korean officials call for investigations and increased air cover as searches continue.
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Seoul
UPS
Park Chung Hee
Ted
U.S. Army
Richard Ciccollela
United Nations Command
Korean Military Armistice Commission
Special Armistice Commission
Heaviest US casualties in Vietnam weekly toll passes 1000
Saigon reports 1,194 Americans killed wounded or missing in the week ending Saturday as the Iron Triangle campaign expands. B52s bomb suspected Communist strongholds for 13th day. Casualties in the long, high intensity Cedar Falls operation reflect large US force and heavy fighting.
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Saigon
Vps
U.S
Vietnam
Iron Triangle
Barry Goldwater
North Vietnam
Washington
Cedar Falls
Public notices today proceedings of county board
County board of supervisors proceedings for January are summarized in this public notice. Pages 6 and 7 list agendas, deadlines, and compliance items for the upcoming session, with notices to interested parties and contact details for the clerk.
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County Board of Supervisors
Northeast storm and deep freeze sweep through the region
Winter’s worst deep freeze grips the Northeast as a new storm blankets the Appalachians. Temperatures dip to 13 above in New York City and 26 below at Wanakena, with heavy snow and freezing rain creating hazardous travel from Kentucky to Virginia. Pacific Northwest rains and strong winds lash the coast while Minneapolis forecasts up to four inches of snow, pushing January totals toward a half‑century record.
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United Press International
Appalachia
New York City
Buildings Department
Chicago
Messena
Upstate
New York
State Ranger School
Wanakena
North Carolina
Raleigh
Virginia
Pacific Northwest
Tatoosh Island
Wash
Quillayute
Minneapolis
Minn
Hughes proposes record 376 million Iowa budget per year
Gov. Harold E. Hughes urged a two year 376 337 493 dollar budget for 1967 69 with over 60 percent to education and local tax relief. Surplus projected at 94 4 million and growth seen continuing but not guaranteed. Budget aims no new taxes while expanding in education and aid to local governments with capital and welfare provisions.
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Des Moines
UPI
Harold E. Hughes
Hughes
Treasury
Iowa
Board of Regents
Selden
Board of Control
Board of Control Penal and Mental Institutions
the Conservation Commission
Mao Opponents Persist in Power Struggle in China
Reports from Hong Kong say Mao Tse-Tung has launched a new counterattack but opposition remains powerful amid a titanic political struggle unseen since the Bolshevik period. Soviet press and Tokyo reports hint at turmoil and possible arrests, with no clear outcome.
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Hong Kong
UPI
Red China
Communist Party
Mao Tse-Tung
China
Russia
Soviet Union
Moscow
Liu Shao-Ching
Mao
Tokyo Yomiuri
Peking
Liu Yunjo
Iowa Weather: Clear to partly cloudy and warmer
The forecast expects clear to partly cloudy skies and warmer temperatures tonight and Friday across Iowa. Lows range from 5 to 15, with Friday highs in the 20s to 30s, northeast to southwest. Saturdays outlook calls for sunshine and further warming statewide.
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United Press International
Iowa
Iowa Senate approves amendment on single district reps
In Des Moines the Iowa Senate quickly approved a constitutional amendment barring election of more than one legislator from a single district. The measure, from Democrats led by Sen Bass Van Gilst, passed 60 to 1 and forms part of a two part reapportionment package aimed at subdistricting and size limits for the General Assembly.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa Senate
Senate
Bass van Gilst
D - Oskaloosa
Gene Glenn
Dottumwa
GOP
van Gilst
Iowa
General Assembly
House
Iowa loses 3000 farms in 1966 report
Des Moines based Crop and Livestock Reporting Service estimates 150,000 farms in Iowa in 1966, down 3,000 from the prior year. Total farm land remains 34,400,000 acres, with an average farm size of 229 acres and farmland value averaging 311 dollars per acre, up 33 dollars.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
State
Des Moines displays 21-foot ship Iowa replica at Capitol
A 21 foot long wooden replica of the battleship Iowa, scale one quarter inch to the foot, was installed on the Iowa Capitol main floor near the rotunda. Built at commissioning, the model dates from the ships class and came from the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, displayed since 1949. The Iowa class includes Wisconsin, North Dakota, Kentucky and Missouri. The display, moved by the U.S. Navy through Des Moines Naval Recruiting Office, is valued between 160690 and 200000 dollars.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
Iowa Capitol
Statehouse
U.S. Navy
Naval Recruiting Office
E. L. Hook
David Taylor
Washington, D.C
U.S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
H. J. Froggett
Hook
Philadelphia Naval Shipyard
North Atlantic
Franklin Roosevelt
Casablanca
U.S
Tehran
Iwo Jima
Navy
Far East
Atlantic
Philadelphia
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Helen Gilbert
HOPE
Community Chest
Korean Peoples Army
la Drang Valley
Extension Education Fund Statement
Marvin Selden Jr
Funds For
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Board of Control Capital
Anamosa
Welfare Department
Iowa Development Commission
Supreme Court
District Court
Tom Riley
Cedar Rapids
Kenneth Benda
Hartwick
Seely Lodwick
Rwever
Soldiers’ and Sailors
Kota
Kentucky
Missouri
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