Storm cuts heat in homes
A powerful Midwest to New England storm disrupted heat and power. In Chicago area 250000 homes and businesses faced outages at times. 10000 customers remained without power as crews repaired lines. Temperatures plunged with readings as low as 18 below in Minnesota.
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United Press International
Chicago
Midwest
New England
Public Service Company
Ilinois Bell Telephone Co
Kansas
Michigan
Millinocket
Maine
Eastport
Caribou
Muskegon
Pellston
Houston
Plains
Missouri
Minnesota
Bemidji
Hibbing
International Falls
Duluth
Wausau
Wis
North Platte
Neb
Bismarck
N. D
Texas
Oklahoma
Pittsburgh
Generals oust Premier Huong in bloodless coup in Saigon
Rebels authorities depose Premier Tran Van Huong in a nonviolent coup backed by Buddhist leaders. Lt. Gen. Nguyen Khanh takes power as Buddhists celebrate at the National Buddhist Center, amid protests at anti Huong papers and a cautious U.S. embassy stance.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
UPI
Tran van Huong
Nguyen Khanh
Huong
Khanh
Maxwell Taylor
Bangkok
U.S
Alexis Johnson
Urge Men to Join Washington County Employment Survey
The Manpower office in Washington seeks more male residents ages 18 to 45 for interviews this final week. Jim Frier notes strong county interest yet urges farmers and rural workers to participate between 8 and 9 p m before Thursday. Ted Johnson says the survey aids site decision making for potential factories seeking 25 to 50 workers. Also listed are funeral services for I T Dick Willis, 68, Des Moines, 2419 Cottage Grove. Burial in Ainsworth Cemetery follows.
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Washington
Washington County
Jim Frier
Friser
Ted Johnson
Washington Industrial Development Corporation
Johnson
Frier
I. T
Dick) Willis
Cottage Grove
Des Moines
Veterans Hospital
Jones Funeral Home
Richard Peterson
Ainsworth Cemetery
Farm Institute at Washington draws 200 farmers
The third annual Farm Institute at the Washington YMCA attracts about 200 farmers for morning sessions with coffee and doughnuts. Speakers include J W Hackamack of Doane Agricultural Service and R R Poynor of International Harvester.
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Wellman
Wington County Farm Institute
Washington Ymca
The
Agricultural Bureau
Washington Chamber of Commerce
Journal
Dallas Kinney
Washington
Farm Institute
YMCA
Agriculture Bureau of the
Leonard Tindal
L. C. Willits
Chamber of Commerce
Paul Gebhardt
J. W. Hackamack
Doane Agricultural Service, Inc
St. Louis
R. R. Poynor
International Harvester
Chicago
John McClelland
McKee Grain Co
Muscatine
Robert Poorman
Carl Anderson
Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and Smith
Dale Butz
Attorney attends MCOR meeting in Mobile
Attorney Paul V. Shearer of Washington returns from Mobile Alabama after attending the 25th anniversary meeting of the Methodist Committee on Overseas Relief MCOR. He serves on the 25 member committee which handles overseas relief and refugee rehabilitation funding for the denomination. Chairman Bishop Ralph T. Alton of Madison Wisconsin and principal speaker Bishop Hazen G Werer of Hong Kong attended the event.
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Paul V. Shearer
Washington
Mobile
Ala
Methodist Committee On Overseas Relief
MCOR
Shearer
Ralph T. Alton
Madison
Wisc
Hazen G. Werer
Hong Kong
Iowa Senate approves measure to legalize bingo
The Iowa Senate passed a proposed constitutional amendment 44 to 14 to legalize bingo for religious, charitable and veterans groups. The measure now goes to the House and, if approved, would require identical passage in 1967 and a voters referendum before implementation.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa Senate
Peter Hansen
D - Manning
Protests Grow Over Death of Prisoner in Mississippi
Charles Evers and 400 Negro demonstrators in Jackson threaten a large protest if officers in the Hinds County jail shooting are not suspended. Across the South, state troopers move into Selma, a Ku Klux Klan case links to three civil rights workers in Mississippi, and a coroner’s jury rules the jail death of Ollie Shelby justifiable.
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Jackson
Miss
Hinds County
South
Selma
Ala
Presbyterian Church
Memphis
Meridian
Mississippi
James Edward Jordan
Atlanta
Charles Evers
National Assocition For the Advancement of Colored People
Medgar Evers
Evers
Ollie W. Shelby
C. E. Sanderford
Shelby
Neal Hollingsworth
Car plunges into ice covered Lake Manawa
A car believed to carry three or four youths sped onto Lake Manawa's frozen surface near Council Bluffs and disappeared about 600 feet from shore into about 15 feet of water. Fire and police searched from a light boat, with dawn to begin a new search. Witnesses David Tait and Judy Reed, both 18, reported seeing the incident.
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Council Bluffs
UPI
Lake Manawa
David Tait
Judy Reed
Pottawatamie County
UN honors Churchill as Russia skims at UN dues
Western diplomats praised Adlai Stevenson for urging a tough line on the UN financial crisis while the Russians rejected the move as blocking agreement. Tributes were planned for Sir Winston Churchill with Churchill's funeral set for Thursday evening and President Quaison-Lackey to attend. Stevenson warned against a double standard that would let Russia dodge its sixty million dollar debt, risking UN effectiveness as a peacekeeping body.
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United Nations, N.Y
UPT
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
U.N
United States
General Assembly
Winston Churchill
Assembly
Alex Quaison-Lackey
Churchill
Iowa Senate sees league backed bills to loosen city power
Bills from the League of Iowa Municipalities advance in the Iowa Senate. Proposals seek to remove or loosen levy limits on city funds, allow road fund use for bonds, permit contracts with officials, and lift attendance expense caps for city leaders at the League conference, among other measures.
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Iowa
Hill
Andrew Frommell
Bass van Gilst
D-Oskaloosa
Des Moines
League of Iowa
Iowa Senate
Joseph W. Cassidy
D - Walcott
League
Howard Reppert
William Denman
Gilbert Klefstad
Council Bluffs
George O'Mallye
D - Des Moines
Weather outlook for Towa with clouds and cooling temps
Increasing cloudiness and shifting winds tonight. Partly cloudy and colder Thursday. Lows tonight from 5 to 15 degrees. Thursdays highs range from 10 to 15 degrees in the north to near 20 in the south.
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United Press International
Winston Churchill laid in state in Westminster Hall
Churchill's body lies in a closed coffin in Westminster Hall as mourners begin passing by for the first official salute. Prime Minister Harold Wilson leads the procession with other British leaders. Westminster Hall opens to the public for limited hours as arrangements proceed.
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London
UPI
Winston Churchill
Westminster Hall
Earl of Long
Ag Ford
Herbert Bowroom
Den
of Commons
Lords
Verne H. Knecht
Nick Hutchins
Churchill
New Zealand
Robert Allen
Wilson
Westinster Hall
Sir Winston
Knights of the Order of the Garter
Elizabeth
Honor Guard
Armed Services
Lady Churchill
Canterbury
Duke of Norfolk
Earl Marshal of
England
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Columbus Junction
Danville
English Jalley
Marengo
Keota
Lone Tree
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Mt. Pleasant
Waco
Wapello
West Liberty
Wilton Junction
Winfield
Lyle Atkins
Carthage
Calvin Shanks
Hamilton
Maurice Wright
Burlington
Gerald Boshart
Robert Sellman
Masons
Masonic Temple
J. Willis
Farm Service Co
Bloomington
Anderson
Butz
Senate
Eugene Hill
D-Newton
van Gilst
United
Winston
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