McCloskey says Ellsberg leaked Vietnam study documents
California Republican congressman Paul McCloskey says he received xeroxed copies of top secret Vietnam War study materials from Daniel Ellsberg after meeting at Princeton. He told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee there was a Vietnam task force study and urged requesting the study from the State Department.
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Washington
UPI
Paul McCloskey
New York
McCloskey
California
Nixon
Warsday
Daniel Ellsberg
Ite
Defense
Ellsberg
Harvard University
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Elisberg
Boston
Cambridge
Mass
New York Times
Sidney Zion
Times
St Louis Post Dispatch
The
Princeton University
Vietnam
Congress
Executive Branch
State Department
Brighton approves franchise for ISU
In a special election held June 15, Brighton voters approved a 25 year electric franchise for Iowa Southern Utilities Co. The measure passed with 115 votes in favor and none opposed.
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Brighton
Iowa Southern Utilities Co
Riverside Plans June Riverside Celebration Parade and Derby
Riverside schedules its annual celebration for June 24 and 26 with a Friday carnival on Main Street and Saturday events including a demolition derby and a 10 30 a m parade. The parade theme is Long Title Brought to Life and the Lytton Raiders drill team will perform after the parade. Entries from walkers bicyclists horses cars and floats are invited with a June 23 deadline to contact Mrs Dale Navy or Mrs Kathy Kaulocher.
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Riverside
Main Street
Chamber of Commerce
Lytton Raiders
Lytton
Iowa
Dale Navy
Kathy Aulocher
Maytag Tax Case: Judge Upholds Newton Plant Valuation
Judge R G Yoder ruled Newton city tax assessments on Maytag’s plant were correct, denying further relief. The decision, citing replacement cost less depreciation and the Manufacturers Classification Guide, affirms a total value of 18.8489 million dollars and aligns with state policy.
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R. G. Yoder
Newton
Newton City
Maytag Company
Maytag
Yoder
Crane Company
Washington
State Board of Review
State Department of Revenue
State Director of Revenue
Board of Review
District Court
Crawford family visit and address update in Lakehurst
Local news notes Captain and Mrs. Duane Crawford and Sandy visited relatives in Cedar Falls and Waterloo, sharing family ties. The Crawfords now reside at 1008 F. D. Street Lakehurst New Jersey 08733. Mrs Blair Law Haymes, once of Washington, has returned and settled at 607 South Iowa Avenue. She served nine years as a reference librarian in Rock Island Illinois. Her grandfather William Blair formerly owned the store later home to Klein Clothing Company.
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Duane FE
Crawford
Sandy
Omer Crawford
Cedar Falls
Vnsister
Richard Ackland
Mike
Waterloo
F. D. Street
Pinehurst Estate
Lakehurst
N. J
Blair Law Haymes
Washington
Iowa Avenue
Rock Island, Ill
William Blair
Klein Klothing Company
Becker wins Reisinger knockout team title in NYC
Bridge star B. Jay Becker and four teammates from New York and Tennessee captured the Reisinger knockout team event at the Eastern States regional tournament held at the Hilton Hotel in New York City. Becker, a 36 time national champion, led with his son Michael Becker and teammates Hal Fein Ralph Cafetz Andrew Bernstein. A field of 106 teams competed in the knockout format.
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B. Jay Becker
the Evening Journal
Reisinger
Hilton Hotel
New York City
Becker
Michael Becker
Hal Fein
Ralph Cafetz
New York
Andrew Bernstein
Knoxville
Tenn
Funeral Saturday for Jack Carey in Columbus Junction
Funeral services for A. E. Jack Carey retired insurance man who died suddenly Friday morning will be held Saturday June 19 at Stacy-Lewis Funeral Home Columbus Junction. The Rev Harold Olson will officiate with burial in Indian Creek Cemetery. He is survived by his wife Mable daughter Arlene Oak of Columbus Junction one grandson and brother Clyde of Columbus Junction.
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Columbus Junction
A. E
Jack) Carey
Stacy - Lewis
Harold Olson
Indian Creek
Carey
Mable
Donald
Arlene) Oak
Clyde
Columbus
Junction
Funeral for John E. Jackson in Fairfield
John E. Jackson former Washington area resident died June 17 1971 at Ot tumwa Hospital aged 86. Funeral Sunday 2 30 p m Jones Funeral Home with Rev William Kettlitz. Burial Elm Grove Cemetery. Survived by wife Elsie May, two sons John C and Harold B, one grandson, a brother Charles, three sisters. Jackson was Olympic rifle team member 1912 and Wimbledon Cup winner 1915. He to Fairfield Feed Company partner then owner.
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John E. Jackson
Washington Area
North Fourth
Fairfield
Ottumwa Hospital
Jones
William Kettlitz
Elm Grove Cemetery
Mr. Jackson
Lincoln, I
Edward B
Ida Leesman Jackson
Washington
Washington County
Rolland Catlett
Fairfield Feed Company
National Rifle Association
U.S
U. S
Elsie May Schneider
John C
Harold B
Seattle
Wash
Charles Jackson
Edna Miksch
Minnie Knapp Washington
Clayton Bear
Wellman
Two Names Linked in Suit Involving Harleysville and Wayland
Brief legal notice lists Rodney Mayer Groff of Harleysville Pennsylvania and Angela Rose Graber of Wayland in a civil suit. The filing names both individuals and indicates litigation activity in a local court.
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Rodney Mayer Groff
Harleysville, Pa
Angela Rose Graber
Wayland
Social Calendar Ahead for Fr and Sun Meetings
Friday events include Rebekah Lodge at 8 p.m. at 100F Hall and Bethlehem Commandery's regular meeting at Masonic Temple with no dinner. Sunday Sayre family reunion at noon at Sunset Park. friends and family invited. Monday Rainbow Girls at 7 p.m. at Masonic Temple with time change noted. Nile Sewing Group at 7 p.m. followed by picnic at Sunset Park. drinks and rolls furnished. EuCha-Rest Service Club at 7 p.m. with dinner at Kingsbury Inn. husbands as guests. Tuesday White Shrine at 8 p.m. at Masonic Temple. BPW Club at 6:30 p.m. dinner at Captain's Table. Hobby Night Tops Club at 7:30 p.m. YWCA Witch Shrine at 8 p.m. at Masonic Temple. 50-year members honored. April May and June birthdays honored. All officers wear formals.
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Rebekah Lodge
Bethlehem Commandery
Masonica Temple
Sayre Family
Sunset Park
Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Nile Sewing Group
Kingsbury Inn
YWCA
Dwain Johnson plans rear garage extension and Richard Myren home addition
Dwain Johnson proposes a 24 by 24 foot addition to the rear of an existing garage at 314 North Avenue C-24. Richard Myren files for a new two story nine room residence at 205 Clara Barton with two and a half baths. Washington Community School seeks an addition to the bus barn at Lincoln School.
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Dwain Johnson
North Avenue
Richard Myren
Clara Barton
Washington Community School
Lincoln School
Local family notes include moves and gatherings in Bussey and Des Moines
Mr and Mrs Francis Libe of Bussey Iowa will visit Rapid City M D where Mr Libe will study physics after receiving an award from the Summer Institute of Fines and Technology School. Mr Libe teaches in Bussey schools. Jim Bidwell and sons Jami and Jeff return to Des Moines after a week with grandmother. Relatives gathered to surprise Mrs Statler for her birthday with many attendees. Don Rich wedding anniversary noted. Virgil Norton and Bettendorf couple announce a daughter born this morning. mother Linda Warner. Grandparents Merle and Dale Norton learn of the birth. siblings Brian Kimberly, and a Bettenorf address for the Norton family.
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Francis Libe
Bussey
Rapid City
M. D
Libe
Summer Institute of Fines and Technology
Maurice Libe
Jim Bidwell
Jami
Jeff
Des Yaines
J. W. Bidwell
Merle Statler
Mrs. Statler
Virgil Norton
Bettendorf
Merle Warner
Dale Norton
Linda Warner
Brian
Kimberly
Norton
Hillside Drive
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Shington, Too
Harvey Holden
Ivan Maggert
Rotary EE
Dari
Lot, & Sun
Bourn
Jack Carey
Scheeler
Country Kings
Dick Ross Auto Service
Marion
Cotor
Bob Roe
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West End Grocery
S. Ave. D
Todd
Shirley
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