52 Die In Canadian Pacific DC6B Crash Near 100 Mile House
Eyewitness reports a Canadian Pacific DC6B exploded in a screaming dive killing 52 aboard near Dog Creek in Cariboo ranch country. Among the dead are at least two Americans, including a Los Angeles couple. Searchers, aided by a two-man para rescue team, scoured 100 Mile House area for bodies as a temporary morgue was readied.
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Vancouver
B.C
UPI
Canadian Pacific Airlines
Cariboo
Dog Creek
MacLennan
Los Angeles
Calif
Prince George
Yukon
100 Mile House
Royal Canadian Air Force
British Columbia Forestry Department
Locally Sponsored Girls Camp Planned At Lake Darling
Mrs Calvin Wolf 1965 YWCA Camp Fire Girls director says plans near complete for July 25 opening. seventy five Washington County and Columbus Junction girls expected to attend week long camp featuring theater, dance, Indian lore talk and demonstration, nature study, sports, crafts and a 25 member staff including nine mothers and two cooks.
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Calvin Wolf
South Fourth
Washington
YWCA
Lake Darling
Journal
Dallas Kinney
Wolf
Washington County
Columbus Junction
Childrens Theater
Gifford Morrison
George Krogmeier
Donna Lant
Oneita Fisher
Des Moines
Lawrence Zuelke
Alan Bergstrom
Robert Wiley
Monroe Howell
Kelly Schlapkohl
Leon Hillman
Yaro Chmelar
Public notices today probate matters and executors named
Notice of proof of will without administration for Lowell F. Harding and probate of will with appointment of executor for the estate of William Mohland. Details include filings, dates, and names of involved parties as published in today's notice section.
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Esstate
Lowell F. Harding
William Mohland
New ANC Telephone Numbers Roll Out in Washington
Washington area manager M S Mc Avoy announces seven digit adhesive stickers mailed to customers to implement All Number Calling. The switch, tied to Direct Distance Dialing, aims to cut dialing errors and speed service. new numbers appear in the next directory and DDD starts August 1.
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Washington
M. S. McAvoy
General Telephone Company of
Iowa
All
ANC
McAvoy
White House says Lodge appointment does not change policy
The White House stated that Henry Cabot Lodge will be the new ambassador to South Viet Nam with no shift in U.S. policy. Press Secretary Moyers argued that Lodge’s reassignment signals no pivot toward greater military or political pressure, while Kennedy’s call for peace efforts drew no policy change. Moyers also cited Johnson’s Baltimore speech about pursuing peaceful talks over violence.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Henry Cabot Lodge
South Viet Nam
Bill D. Moyers
Johnson
Lodge
Saigon
U.S
Southeast Asia
Maxwell D. Taylor
House
Gerald R. Ford
Robert F. Kennedy
Dn.y
Moyers
Kennedy
Baltimore
Harley O Loughlin Dies At 84 In Washington County
Harley L O Loughlin 84 of Washington County farmer died Thursday July 8 1965 at Washington County Hospital after six weeks illness Funeral held Saturday at 230 pm in Jones Funeral Home Rev Sam Bowser officiating burial Elm Grove Cemetery He was born January 15 1881 in Washington County son of Legory L and Charlotte Wilson O Loughlin married Clara Kitzman in 1901 who died February 17 1938 Surviving are two sons Harlan Washington and Legory Glendale California a daughter Mrs Roy Fear Washington four grandchildren nine great grandchildren and numerous relatives
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Harley L. O'Loughlin
Washington
Washington County Hospital
Jones
Sam Bowser
Elm Grove
O’loughlin
Washington County
Legory L
Charlotte Wilson O’loughlin
Clara Kitzman
Modern Woodmen
Harlan
Legory
Glendale
Calif
Roy Fear
Sanitation Trucks Struggle During City Street Work
Washington residents face garbage collection delays as street and sewer improvements disrupt routes. Inconvenienced households are asked to move cans to nearby streets or alleys for pickup, with resident cooperation urged to keep sanitation operations moving smoothly.
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City of
Washington
City Sanitation Department
Sanitation Department
Western Manhunt Ends With Hostage Release Surrender
Two ex convict fugitives Bowles and Gray surrendered after releasing California official Hale Champion his wife and daughter in Tonopah Nevada ending a five day multi state chase. They held nine hostages including Champion and were linked to robberies rapes and a deputy sheriff slaying across Oregon and California. Champion said the release was peaceful with no abuse and the couple even played with the baby. Washington received heavy two hour rain showers with lightning and thunder.
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Tonopah
Nev
UPI
California
Here
Sacramento
Calif
Hale Champion
Marie
Katherine
Bowles
Gray
Oregon
Portland
Ore
Springfield
Champion
Washington
Death notices for Herbert Askea and Dan Reed in West Chester area
Herbert Benjamin Askea 66 of 308 West Third Street died July 9 1965 in Washington County Hospital after nine days of illness. Surviving wife Beulah Mae McKune a daughter Barbara Burrichter and four sisters. Funeral Monday 2 p.m. at Sherman Eden Funeral Home. Dan Reed West Chester area farmer was hospitalized in Iowa City after a tractor accident five miles west of West Chester. he was run over by a wagon trailing the tractor and underwent shoulder surgery.
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Herbert Benjamin Askea
West Third Street
Washington County Hospital
Sherman-Eden
Rev. W. J. Stevens
Elm Grove
Mr. Askea
View
George W
Lucy Cook Askea
Haskins
Washington
Dan Reed
West Chester
Iowa City
Reed
Lutheran Church to Install New Pastor William J. Yunk
Lutherans will install Rev. William J. Yunk as pastor of the Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd Sunday afternoon July 11 at 3 p.m. He arrives from Detroit after graduating Concordia Seminary Springfield. He and his wife and four children reside at 409 East Main Street in the church parsonage. Installation led by Rev. Alton Koch with sermon by Rev. Moldenhauer, followed by a reception. public invited.
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William J. Yunk
Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd
Yunk
Alton Koch
Yank
Detroit
Concordia Seminary
Springfield
Ill
Catherine
Cynthia
Carl
Carolyn
East Main Street
Moldenhauer
Marines Recapture Viet Base Near Chu Lai After Counterattack
U S Marines mounted an amphibious counterattack near Chu Lai recapturing a Vietnamese naval base and trapping 300 to 400 Viet Cong militants against the sea. Heavy fighting produced casualties on both sides as jets struck Yen Bay depot and Marines secured the coastal area. two U S Marines were reported killed and eight wounded with three American advisers and 16 Vietnamese dead or missing in related attacks.
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Saigon
VPS
U. S
North
Viet Nam
Yen Bay
Hanoi
China
Chu Lai
da Nang
U.S
An Hoa River
South Viet Nam
Navy
15Th Tank Force Division
Area vocational school proposed around Cedar Rapids
Eight Iowa counties Linn Beritoh Iowa Washington Johnson Cedar Jones and Delaware filed the first application to form an area vocational school centered near Cedar Rapids under a 1965 law. The plan seeks state and federal grants plus local funding to open a two-year program with tech and liberal arts coursework, targeting a potential start as early as next year.
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Des Moines
UPI
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Linn
Beritoh
Washington
Johnson, Cedar
Jones
Delaware
State Board of Public Instruction
State Board
Public Instructions Department
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Mace Car Lot
Mace Motor Car
Airport
Highway 92
Harley O'Loughlin
Carl Cletus Bowles
Wilford M. Gray
West
Eugene
Basalt
Coaldale
Mina
Benton Station
Herbert Askea
Recapture Viet Base
Marines
Washington In Vocational School
Public Instruction Board
Harold E. Hughes
Eealeere
The
Penante
U.S. 218
U.S. 30
United Ly Fair
Ree Ee
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