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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1967

Page

7

Key to legislative success Republicans cite compromise

Robert D. Ray charts the 1967 Iowa Legislature's GOP driven gains from tax revision school aid and housing reforms to merit staffing and reapportionment measures. He notes bipartisan cooperation in a divided legislature, highlighting reforms shifting school costs to state support, expanding state aid, and enacting a fair housing law while stressing ongoing Republican leadership and policy aims.

Iowa UPI Robert D Ray Towa GOP General Assembly

Davis S. Yoder family coop dinner at Kalona

A large cooperative dinner and social at the Frank L. Yoder home near Kalona drew 185 relatives for a bi annual reunion of the David S. Yoder family on July 4. Officers named Monroe D. Yoder president Willard R. Yoder vice president and Mary Yetty secretary. Attendees included Jens Kramer Goshen Ind Harold Moore Bettendorf and many local relatives with reports of travel from Goshen and Bettendorf.

David S. Yoder Frank L. Yoder Kalona Monroe D. Yoder Willard R. Yoder Mary Yetty Jens Kramer Goshen, Ind Harold Moore Bettendorf Goshen Indiana Edwin Knepp Emma Yoder Mary Yotty Mary Ann Miller Lewis D. Yoder Lena R. Yoder Cleo D. Gingerich Seattle Washington Lawrence Griffiths Minnesota Tom 'Umer Harold

Marshall hearings open First Negro justice

Washington desk reports that Thurgood Marshall, poised to be the first Black Supreme Court Justice, faces scrutiny on desegregation pace criminal procedure and civil rights issues. The Senate Judiciary Committee plans hearings Tuesday before Johnson elevates Marshall to the high court.

Senate Judiciary Committee Johnson Thurgood Marshall Supreme Court Marshall UPI 96Th Ernest F. Hollings D-S.c Earl Warren Hugo L. Black William O. Douglas William J. Brennan Jr Abe Fortas Tom C. Clark

Cannon Helschers honored at dinner in Keota

A July 5 dinner at Prairie Home honored the Cannon Helschers of Washington DC visiting relatives in the area. Birthday cake and ice cream were served for Harry Helscher at the Bill Helscher home. Attendees included Walter Stoutner J R Helscher Ruby Helscher Irene Richardson and others. Doyle Streit of Des Moines visited from Monday evening to Wednesday morning with George Adams.

Doyle Streit Des Moines George Adams

Meteorite shower sighted across Rocky Mountain region

A meteorite shower apparently centered over Wyoming was reported seen from widespread Rocky Mountain locations. FAA traffic control supervisor Eldon Todd said reports reached from Farmington New Mexico to Idaho and Nebraska and North Dakota, with pilots among those observing the event. The sightings occurred around 1 02 pm mdt, and investigators believe the fall occurred north of the state line in Wyoming.

Longmont Colo Eldon Todd FAA Farmington N.M Ocatello Idaho Scottstuff Neb Dicknson, N.D Todd Wyoming Dickenon

UN mission in Suez stalemate delays observer boost

UN chief Thant asked Lt General Odd Bull to coordinate with Egypt and Israel on stationing UN observers in the Suez Canal sector. Bull estimated adding 25 observers beyond 133 is needed, while the Soviet bloc pressed for explicit approval. The US resisted, and a recess led to a consensus agreement to proceed.

UNEF Cairo U.A.R Israel Thant Council Odd Bull Norway U.N. Truce Supervision Organization UNTSO United Arab Republic U.N Suez Canal United States UNTSC U.S Arthur J. Goldberg Soviet Union Gopalaswami Parthasarathi

McNamara on Vietnam War Efforts in Delta Visit

In a continued report from page 1 McNamara outlined plans to expand U S forces in the Delta citing improvements in ground and air operations over nine months. He warned pacification remains slow and visited Dong Tam to assess further American needs to achieve victory.

Delta McNamara Vietnam South Vietnam Dong Tam

Police clash in Swopes Park over arrests in Kansas City

In Swopes Park a two hour clash between police and about 15 Negroes ended with tear gas and arrests. A 69 man tactical squad patrolled after rocks bottles and missiles damaged property. One civilian and one officer were injured. CORE housing chairman blamed police brutality and noted Stokely Carmichael's planned visit.

Kansas City UPI Swopes Park John Bethel Council On Racial Equality CORE Bethel Stokely Carmichael Carmichael

Par cell Fined for Driving on Expired Permit in Washington

Philip Harold Parcell of Washington was fined $15 in justice of the peace court after being charged with driving on an expired temporary license.

Philip Harold Parcell Washington Justice of the Peace Court

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