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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1967
Page
6
Markets report from Chicago UPI with livestock figures for hogs cattle calves and sheep including price ranges and load counts. Grain ranges for wheat corn soybeans and oats listed with monthly, near term and closing values and percentage notes.
Journal lists a July 29 household sale at 609 N Iowa by Charles Brown estate. August 1 big combined sale at Washington County Fair Grounds starts 6:30 p.m. Weekly sales: Wayland Mondays at noon. Ollie Livestock Exchange Tuesdays. Smylie's Livestock Market Wednesdays in Columbus Junction. Washington Livestock Sales Co Fridays. Wapello Livestock Auction Tuesdays on Highway 61. Livestock sales focus hogs Wednesdays veal sheep cattle Thursdays at Kalona Ka lona Sales Barn.
Washington D C secretary of state Dean Rusk told Boys Nation delegates that the Vietnam war is a test of America's commitment against aggression. He spoke at a week long encampment sponsored by the American Legion outlining U S foreign policy with emphasis on Vietnam. President Johnson also addressed the teens urging them to work to improve laws cities and human rights and to protect air and water.
Hong Kong papers report 13 military districts ready to back Premier Chou En-lai against Mao. Canton clashes leave hundreds dead or wounded as Red Guards clash with rivals. Lin Piao rumored to resign as defense minister.
Lt. Gen. Stanley Larsen, departing Vietnam, declares Allied forces have smashed Communist control of the Central coastline of II Corps. He cautions that Vietnam’s north coast remains contested and notes NVA units use Cambodian territory as sanctuary, a claim Cambodia denies.
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