Plane crash claims second Mount Pleasant victim
Authorities identify the second victim of Tuesday’s single engine crash five miles northeast of Mount Pleasant. Laurie Meyer 19 of Milwaukee joins pilot Lee Willis Roethe Jr. 20 of Fort Atkinson in death. other injured include Todd Michael Johnson and Mary B. Keelan. FAA and state agents continue wreckage assessment.
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Reds offer Viet peace plan in Paris talks
Madame Nguyen Thi Binh proposed a seven point peace plan calling for simultaneous prisoner releases and U.S. troop withdrawal under a timetable. North Viet Nam negotiator Xuan Thuy endorsed it as Bruce agreed to adjourn and study the plan. The move follows U.S. Congressional pressure for a troop withdrawal date and a cease fire proposal by the Viet Cong leader.
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Peace talks outline with drawal plan in Paris
Intercepted memo from Madame Binh in Paris proposes synchronized U S and allied troop withdrawals with a single end date in 1971 and prisoner releases on the same date. She calls for release of all fighters and civilians held, including American pilots, to allow rapid return home. The plan departs from prior Communist demands for a Washington deadline.
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Supreme Court upholds press freedom in Pentagon Papers case
The Supreme Court upholds freedom of the press in a 63 decision allowing publication of the Pentagon Papers. The Times and Washington Post resume stories from the documents. Injections against Boston Globe and St Louis Post-Dispatch are lifted. White and Stewart dissent on timing. Burger Blackmun Harlan dissent. Reactions mix across Congress and media figures.
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Washington City Budget and Schools Special Session
Washington City Council meets in a special session to review the annual budget estimate for the city and consider the budget needs of Washington Community Schools. Officials aim to align funding with projected revenues and educational priorities.
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Phil Weldin Ends Career in Banking
Phil Weldin, vice-president of the National Bank of Washington, retired today. A dinner at The Captain's Table featured attendance by all bank employees and directors and their wives. Guests included his sister Edith Harwood, former employee Lucy Dempsey, Bea Kendrick and her husband, and Mrs Carlton Wilson. Gifts were presented. musical entertainment came from Mark Shearer and Joe Holmes.
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All Seeking Higher Wages Strike Hits Many Industries
United Press International reports a broad wave of wage protests as copper miners sanitation workers bus drivers dock workers and others walk off jobs. talks faltered in Salt Lake City affecting major copper firms while ILWU action halts most Washington Oregon dock work. Detroit trash collection stops and Northern California construction projects stall as unions press for contracts. Negotiations resume in various regions with federal mediation. Iowa forecast shows fair, cool tonight, and a warm Friday.
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Police sergeant killed in Council Bluffs bank holdup
A bank robbery at the First National Bank in Council Bluffs ended with the death of two men and the wounding of a third suspect. Moore, a 28 year veteran officer, died after a gun battle while Scott, 29, later died from a gunshot after being wounded by a dentist. A third suspect, Dan Ford, 26, fled across the river into Omaha but remained at large as authorities pursued leads in Iowa and Nebraska.
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Shrine Band to Perform in Washington Park Wednesday Night
Kaaba Shrine Band from Davenport directed by Milburn McKay will play at 8 p.m. in Central Park Washington Ia on Wednesday July 7. Washington Shrine Club president Don Orr and with Cal Shanks of the Municipal Band organize the event to replace the regular band concert. The money supports Shriner Children’s Hospitals and Burn Institutes, and all shriners contribute via annual per capita tax. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Governor Ray signs new laws and boosts salary
Governor Robert D Ray signed 76 bills into law and boosted his own salary by 5000 annually. He worked until midnight signing measures and plans to act on four more, including vetoing objectionable sections. Other bills raise beer taxes, licenses, and fund and reorganize state agencies while outlining salaries for officials. An accompanying item notes Earl Yoder of Iowa City was named to a two year term on the SBA National Advisory Council.
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