Johnson calls for UN Security Council meeting on Vietnam
President Lyndon B Johnson announced resuming U S bombing of North Vietnam after a pause. He urged an immediate UN Security Council session to seek a conference table peace, citing continued Communist aggression and unwillingness to talk. He said advisers warned further immunity to North Vietnam supporters would raise casualties.
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UPI
Johnson
United Nations Security Council
U. S
Viet Nam
United States
Hanoi
Arthur J.) Goldberg
Pope Paul
Military Joint Chiefs of Staff
North Viet Nam
Resumed bombing raids hit North Viet Nam targets
Saigon reports the United States ended a 37 day air war pause and ordered Navy Skyhawks and Air Force Thunderchiefs to strike coastal routes north of the 17th Parallel in Dong Hoi and Vinh areas. Weather hindered damage assessment as a Skyhawk was lost and a pilot rescued. Marine and Army units pressed operations near Bon Song with heavy combat and 525 enemy KIA to date.
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Tonkin Gulf
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South China Sea
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West Point
Pete Dawkins
Royal Oak
Mich
da Nang
Seventh Fleet
Central Highlands
Tama Packing faces receivership suit and stock claims
The Tama Packing Co president accuses five stockholders and an attorney of selling most of their shares before filing a suit seeking a temporary receiver to run the firm. He calls the charges irresponsible and notes a Cedar Rapids subsidiary and a large Tama plant under construction. A hearing is set for Tuesday in Tama County District Court.
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Cedar Rapids, Iowa
UPI
Tama Packing Co
Solmica Corp
St. Louis
Dana Phillips Corp
California
Tama County
John W. Tobin
Eugene M. Brown
Tom Zimmerman
H. W. Ovesen
Frank A. Gilette
Calls
Brown
Zimmerman
Schultz Co
Cedar Rapids
Tama
Omaha
Neb
Iowa
Armor and Co
Hormel Co
Iowa Beef Co
Clar
Unemployed Asked to Register for Training in Washington IA
Unemployed or underemployed residents of Washington County are urged to send their names to the Washington County Community Action Program Box 191 Washington Iowa or to the ASC office 108 Jefferson Washington Dr Edward B Jakubauskas director of the Iowa State Manpower Development Council asks for this information so field workers can interview volunteers The council aims to coordinate state resources for skill development Names submitted will be forwarded to Dr Jakubauskas and his office Citizens are asked to spread the word to potential participants.
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Washington County
Washington
Iowa
ASC
W. Jeffferson
Edward B. Jakubauskas
Iowa State Manpower Development Council
State of
Jakubauskas
Notice of hearing in estate of Fern Francis Freeland Hanson
Public notice records a hearing in the matter of the estate of Fern Francis Freeland Hanson. The notice cites court involvement, date, and venue details for interested parties to appear or respond as required by local probate procedures. No further action details are provided in the legible fragments.
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Fern Francis Freeland Hanson
Area students to receive Iowa degrees at midwinter commencement
About 600 degree candidates will graduate at the University of Iowa midwinter commencement on February 5 at 10 a.m. in the University Field House. From Washington County are Melvin Pronga Ainsworth for an M S in mathematics. Mrs Ethel Sojka Keller Kalona B A in education. Erma Yoder Kalona B S N. Richard Leavitt Washington B S in chemistry with honors. William Zager Washington B S Ch E. Jacob Patterson Wellman B S in physical education. also Mary Hawkins Columbus Junction B A in Spanish and Nicholas Greiner Keota B A in mathematics.
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University of Iowa
University Field House
Washington County
Melvin Pronga
Ainsworth
Ethel Sojka Keller
Kalona
Erma Yoder
B.S.N
Richard Leavitt
Washington
William Zager
Jacob Patterson
Wellman
Mary Hawkins
Columbus Junction
Nicholas Greiner
Keota
Bob Greene Appraises Swine Production At Two Talks
Bob Greene ainsworth hog producer and early meat hog developer will show slides and discuss selecting gifts and boars herd management at two Washington County Extension swine meetings. Ken Cuhel will join as speaker at KP Hall Brighton on Monday January 31 and Highland School cafeteria on Thursday February 3. Both start 7 30 p m. All swine producers invited.
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Bob Greene
Ainsworth
Ken Cuhel
County Extension Assisant
Washington County Extension Service
Brighton
Highland School
Two school men to attend state meeting
Kelly Schlapkohl and William Brice of the Washington Community Schools will be among 281 delegates selected to represent more than 33,000 educators at the annual Iowa State Education Association delegate assembly in Des Moines February 3 to 5. The assembly is the ISEA policy making body, where delegates will craft a legislative platform adopt a budget and determine future ISEA programs and officers. Speakers will include reports from national and state education association officers Governor Harold E Hughes and Dr. C Edwin Gilmour.
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Kelly Schlapkohl
William Brice
Washington Community Schools
Iowa State Education Association
ISEA
Des Moines
National and State Education Association
Harold E. Hughes
C. Edwin Gilmour
Legion Post to Meet Tuesday Evening at City Hall
Leon Beatty American Legion post will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. Commander Stanley Cah urged all members to attend and invited all veterans to join any Legion meeting. The session will be in the Legion rooms at City Hall.
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Leon Beatty
American Legion Post
Stanley Cahbal
Legion
City Hall
Iowa Commission Links Faulty Relay To Midwest Blackout
A detailed Iowa Commerce Commission report ties a loose wire at a Fort Randall relay to the 1965 Midwest power failure. Nine circuit breakers opened, six generators shed, and power flowed redacted across Iowa and neighboring states before restoration by 4 p.m. The study urges emergency procedures training and periodic reviews to prevent recurrences while noting the investigation remains open.
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Fort Randall
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Iowa Commerce Commission
Midwest
Iowa
United States
Canada
Commission
Rockies
Missouri River Basin
Missouri River
Sioux City
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Illinois
North Dakota
Nebraska
Journal closes for Bruce Cowden funeral
The Evening Journal published early today and closed for the remainder of the day in memory of Bruce Cowden veteran news editor and columnist who died Friday night. The Cowden funeral was held this afternoon at 3 30 p m and a memorial fund was started, contributions can be sent through Jones Funeral Home.
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Evening Journal
Bruce Cowden
Cowden
Jones
Winter Storm Kills 73 Across Southeast in Deep Freeze
A historic East Coast blizzard caused at least 73 deaths since Thursday. Delaware and Virginia declared emergencies while Prince Georges County and New York City issued weather alerts. Snow halted travel from New England to the South as schools closed and Turnpike closures spread. Winds up to 80 mph battered coasts and deep freezes moderated in the Midwest after record lows.
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New England
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Virginia
Prince Georges County
Maryland
New York City
Dixie
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Ontario
Champlain
Eastport
Maine
Cape Hatteras
N.C
Block Island
R.I
Fletcher's Neck
Midwest
Mercury
Chicago
NFO elects Riverside man as county chairman
Bill Talbert of Cascade spoke at a county NFO meeting after a potluck supper as Elmer Schneider of Riverside was elected Washington County chairman. Other officers named were Paul Beard as vice chairman Mrs. Guy Gerot secretary Grove Letts treasurer and Alvin Horak director. Carl Craig Jr. was elected trustee for a three year term with Mrs. Ralph Klein and Elliott McKinstry continuing terms. Meat board members were Guy Gerot Ardell Gerot Ralph Klein Lloyd Phillips and Carl Jarvis. Bill Talbert, guest speaker, stressed farmers understanding NFC marketing results effective February 1965 and the need for pre planning to boost efficiency and stabilize prices. The next meeting is Feb 24 at the fair grounds. Cloudy tonight and Tuesday with snow likely, low 5 to 10 above and high 10 to 20.
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Elmer Schneider
Riverside
Washington County
NFO
Paul Beard
Guy Gerot
Grove Letts
Alvin Horak
Carl Craig Jr
Ralph Klein
Elliott McKinstry
Ardell Gerot
Lloyd Phillips
Carl Jarvis
Bill Talbert
Cascade
National Meat Commodity Department
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