U S requests full Moscow probe into Mott death
The United States seeks a full Soviet investigation into Newcomb Mott of Sheffield Massachusetts who died en route to a labor camp. Moscow says the 27 year old cut his throat on the Trans Siberian train as it neared Murmansk. An autopsy will be held in Moscow with US officials present.
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UPI
United States
Newcomb Mott
Sheffield
Mass
Mett
Kirov
U.S
Mott
Norway
Russia
Howard S. Mott
Murmansk
Smith enters race for Iowa Senate seat
Dr. E. B. Smith a 45 year old Iowa State University professor announced his candidacy for the U.S. Senate. He challenged Hickenlooper in 1962 and would debate Miller on platforms and media. Smith, a former candidate and lecturer, cites foreign policy taxes farm policy and education as key issues.
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Miller
Iowa
U.S. Senate
Harold E. Hughes
Washington
U.S
Iowa State University
Ames
Latin America
Far East
U.S. State Department
University of Tokyo
Japan
Joan
Peace talks in Viet Nam dim as U S hears no reply
Secretary of State Dean Rusk reported no sign of Communist interest after a month-long pause in bombing on the north. He stressed the United States would push peace efforts with patience while staying ready to intensify warfare if Hanoi rejects Washington’s bid. Indications suggested the cease-fire would extend beyond the New Year truce with no imminent U S decision.
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Washington
UPI
Viet Nam
USS
Dean Rusk
South
Rusk
United States
U.S
Hanoi
Johnson
Bethlehem Commandery Officers Installed at Masonic Temple
Officers of Bethlehem Commandery were installed during an open program at the Washington Masonic Temple Friday night. Donald E. Wolfe of Mt. Pleasant served as installing officer, with Sir Knights William P. Dusenbery and Latimer Davis assisting as prelate. The newly installed officers include Rodney L. Davisson eminent commander Don Birlingmair generalissimo Dwane J. Shalla captain general Myral Smith senior warden Roy Carter junior warden William Patterson prelate Edgar E. Stewart treasurer Paul Snakenburg recorder Henry Davis standard bearer Dale Doggett warder Duane White first guard Robert Logan second guard Bennie Schantz sentinel.
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Bethlehem
Washington Masonic Temple
Donald E. Wolfe
Mt. Pleasant
Iowa
William P. Dusenbery
Latimer Davis
Rodney L. Davisson
Don Birlingmair
Dwane J. Shalla
Myral Smith
Roy Carter
William Paterson
Edgar E. Stewart
Paul Snakenburg
Henry Davis
Dale Doggett
Duane White
Robert Logan
Bennie Schantz
Defense outlines plans for Viet Nam escalation
Defense Secretary McNamara testified on U.S. ability to double forces in South Vietnam as part of Johnson's defense request. Senate hearings heard troops could rise from 190,000 to about 400,000 by fall, with Korea era peaks cited. Secretary Rusk said there was no clear positive reply from North Vietnam to peace efforts.
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Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Senate Armed Services Committee
Defense Appropriations Subcommittee
South Viet Nam
Johnson
Stephen M. Young
Dohio
United States
U.S
North Viet Nam
Dean Rusk
Federal Savings in annual meeting
Washington Federal Savings and Loan Association held its annual meeting on Wednesday January 19 with directors John Winga Frank Longwell and L E Dunlap reelected for three year terms Others reelected to holdover were Ralph V Bauer C C Wilson L A Jones George J Breiten bach Dr M J Cruise and Dr P L Etter Officers report showed assets of 3712224 as of December 31 1965 up 320628 for the year Total dividends paid on savings accounts were 124497 Following the meeting the board re elected L E Dunlap as president John Winga as vice president Lloyd Beenblossom as secretary treasurer and Marguerite Swift as assistant secretary
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Washington Federal Savings & Loan Association
Association
John Winga
Frank Longwell
L. E. Dunlap
Ralph V. Bauer
C. C. Wilson
L. A. Jones
George J. Breitenbach
M.J. Cruise
P. L. Etter
Lloyd Beenblossom
Marguerite Swift
Three more killed in Iowa traffic toll rise
Three more died in Iowa accidents, including Gerald Ferrie in Waterloo and Charles Wheeler in Cedar Falls. Donald Kannfeldt, 36, Clinton, died when his car crashed near Lowmoor Road and U S 61. In Cedar Falls area a man struck while walking his dog, and two others in separate one car crashes were hospitalized or treated for injuries. Authorities investigated the Clinton crash and noted the toll for 1966 rising to 39 with the Friday fatalities.
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Cedar Fallsman
Iowa
Donald Kannfeldt
Clinton
Lowmoor Road
U.S 61
Clinton County
David Seeser
Wayne Lueders
Cedar Falls
Gerald James Ferrie
Waterloo
Glen R. Stalge
Barbara Jean Smith
Raven
Charles Wheeler
Pillsbury plans grain terminal on Iowa riverfront lands
Pillsbury Co officials announced Friday they purchased an option on 25 acres of riverfront land in Davenport Iowa for a large grain terminal and warehouse. Engineers would study the location Monday to decide the terminal type. After study, the firm would announce terminal size and staffing.
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Davenport, Iowa
UPI
Pillsbury Co
Plates for 1966 license year exhausted in county
For the second time this month the supply of 1966 auto license plates for Washington County has been exhausted. County treasurer W. E. Howell said no more plates are available for sale and could not estimate when shipments would resume. Officials in Anamosa, where plates are made at the Men's Reformatory, could not promise a new shipment date.
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Washington County
W. E. Howell
Howell
Anamosa
Iowa
Terrorist Bomb Kills U S Sergeant In Saigon
A 25 pound terrorist bomb tied to a drainpipe killed a sleeping U S Army sergeant in a Saigon enlisted billet during the New Year cease fire violation. Four Vietnamese and two buildings were damaged as 52 truce violations were cited, with attacks on government and allied forces continuing. A bicyclist planted the device and fled.
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Saigon
UPS
U.S. 101St Airborne Division
U.S
da Nang
Steve Greenburg
Bridgeport
Smoke test to check city sewers begins Monday
Washington residents in the northeast and southeast sections may smell smoke Monday during a city sewer testing program. Sanitation workers will force smoke through sanitary sewers to locate breaks and determine if storm sewers are tied in. If smoke enters homes, a water soaked rag can seal the drain. excessive smoke prompts a call to 3-3014 for investigation.
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Washington
City Sanitation Department
Mrs Beatch 82 Dies at Lone Tree
Funeral services for Catherine L Beatch 82 will be on Monday at 9 am at St Marys Catholic Church Lone Tree The rosary is set for 7 pm at Lorden Adams funeral home Lone Tree
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Riverside
Catherine L. Beatch
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Lone Tree
Lorden
Adams Funeral Home
Weather Summary for Iowa Tonight Through Monday
Generally fair tonight and warmer in the west. Lows fall from 15 to 20 below in the northwest to near zero and 5 below in the southeast. Sunday brings partly cloudy skies and continued chill. Monday outlook shows generally fair and warmer conditions.
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Iowa
Notice of probate and appointment in two estates
Notice is given of the probate of wills and the appointment of executors for the estates of Cora E. Carris and George E. Cave. The matter concerns the administration of their respective estates and related legal actions.
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Cora E. Carris
George E. Cave
Defend anti poverty goals face tough questions
Gov Hughes and federal official Shriver defended the anti poverty program amid GOP criticism. Shriver said 1.5 million direct and 1.5 million indirect poor have been reached, and highlighted community level work in the Midwest. He noted 177,000 heads of families gained employable skills in 1964.
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Des Moines
UPI
R. Sargent Shriver
Office of Economic Opportunity
Harold E. Hughes
Sion
Iowa
Hughes
Midwest
Shriver
OEO
United States
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