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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1967

Page

1

Tornado Spreads Damage Across Illinois States Brief

A mid-winter storm spawned tornadoes across central and northern Illinois killing at least two people and injuring many. Fatalities include Walter Sarff and off duty officer Roger M. Johnson. Tornadoes touched down near Bath and Wood River while wrecking structures from Chicago to Champaign Urbana, with planes diverted and power outages across multiple counties.

United Press International Illinois Walter Sarff Bath Mason County Sarff Chicago Roger M. Johnson St. Louis Missouri Madison St. Clair Wood River Godfrey Normal McLean County Bloomington-Normal WIOK Towanda Lexington Chenoa McLean Heyworth Colfax Sadorus Champaign County

Army Called On as Anti-Mao Revolt Spreads in China

The Peking People s Daily said the army moved to crush a coup against Mao in Shansi while anti Mao forces reportedly seize control in Nanchang Huhohaote Inner Mongolia and other areas. Reports claim army backed action and mass arrests with Maoists facing suppression across several provinces.

Hong Kong UPI Peking People’s Daily Mao Tse-tung Shansi Mao Moscow Radio Nanchang Kiangsi China Radio Sofia Huhohaot’e Inner Mongolia Manchuria Peking Radio People’s Daily Red Liberation Peking China Watchers Fang Shan Hunan Communist Party Changsha Mainichi Liberation Daily People’s Army

Defense Evidence Debunks Tax Evasion Claims in Baker Trial

Robert G. Baker's lawyers presented evidence claiming a $986.76 tax refund for 1961 and 1962 amid an income tax evasion trial. Accountant Milton J. Hoffman cited deductions and a $50,000 1962 loan from the late Sen. Robert S. Kerr, tying Baker's finances to campaign contributions Baker says Kerr handled. The defense argues Baker acted as a delivery agent for Kerr, asserting he turned funds over as instructed.

Washington UPI Robert G Bobby Baker Senate U.S. District Court New York City Milton J. Hoffman Hoffman Paker Robert S. Kerry-Okla Kerr Kerry California Savings and Loan

Windstorm damages farms in Louisa County Iowa

A brief wind storm near Washington Iowa caused major damage across Louisa County including a cattle shed destroyed at the Howard Greiner farm west of Washington. Debris blew into a road, lines were torn, and a trailer was overturned near Ainsworth. An elderly woman was injured in Columbus City area while a cattle barn and two corn cribs suffered damage at nearby farms.

Howard Greiner Journal Helen Gilbert Cass County Beardstown William Richter Albert Kuhlman Kuhlman Mason County Bath Pekin Champaign-Urbana Urbana Washington Greiner Iowa City Louisa County Four Corners Ainsworth Everette Meeks Columbus City Russell Orr Orr Bessie Orr Leslie Heindahl Farm Frank Stone William McGinnis Heindahl McGinnis

Cedar Rapids Voters Approve Transit Authority Bus Plan

Cedar Rapids Iowa residents voted to authorize the city council to form a regional transit authority and restore bus service. The decision empowers regional planning and public transportation restoration steps for the city.

Cedar Rapids Cedar Rapids, Iowa UPI

Warned to Stay Away Viet Deputy Faces Charges

South Vietnam deputy prime minister and defense minister Nguyen Huu Co was warned abroad that he would face a military trial on corruption charges if he returns. He was touring Taiwan when a telegram ordered him not to come home as Saigon sealed Tan Son Nhut Airfield and troops moved in. Co, a southern general with vast influence, held the third-ranking post in Ky’s cabinet amid regional tensions and accusations of waste and graft in the defense ministry.

Saigon UPI Nguyen Huu Co South Vietnam Taiwan Nguyen Cao Ky South North Vietnam Australia New Zealand Manila Johnson Ing Ky Tan Son Nhut Defense Ministry

Probate of Will and Executor Appointment

Public notices announce the probate of the will and the appointment of an executor for the estate of Emil Stalder. The notice appears in today’s Public Notices section on page 6.

Emil Stalder

Iowa Weather Forecast Mostly Cloudy With Snow Chance

United Press International reports Iowa will see mostly cloudy skies with a chance of snow across most of the state tonight and Thursday. Little temperature change expected. overnight lows 10 to 20 degrees and highs Thursday in the 0s.

United Press International Iowa

One Car Fatal Accident Near Kalona

An elderly Promise City man, Roy Coats, 86, died after a car driven by his daughter Blanche Coats plunged down an embankment near the Kalona golf course while en route to Iowa City. The driver escaped serious injury and was hospitalized in fair condition. A second crash involving three cars followed, causing no injuries but about 1600 dollars in damage.

Macoupin Sangamon Virden Auto Agency Frank Totoraitis Illinois Terminal Railroad Springfield Promise City Kalona Kalona Golf Course Roy Coats University Hospitals Iowa City Miss Coats Iowa Highway Patrol Washington County Coats Harvey H. Miller Mt. Pleasant Bradshaw

Two Killed Four Hurt In Deep Shaft Mine Blast

In Grundy Virginia an explosion in a deep mine shaft after an electric spark killed two men and injured nine others. Rescue teams suffered additional injuries from gas and smoke as federal and state mine inspectors began an investigation and the mine was sealed after the bodies were recovered.

Grundy UPI George Mears Harold Wiley Foster Mullens

Republicans divided over reapportionment in Des Moines

In Des Moines, House Republicans argued over reapportionment with two main plans on the table. The Stanley-Rigler bill would mandate sub-districting and limit both chambers to 100 and 50 members, while the Democrat-backed plan would permit but not require sub-districting.

Des Moines UPI House Stanley-Rigler Senate Bill Winkelman R - Lohrville Pri Iowa Iowa Supreme Court

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