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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1967

Page

1

UN urged to endorse U S peace plan in Middle East

United Nations General Assembly heard U S Ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg press for endorsement of President Johnson five point peace program as a basis for a lasting settlement. He urged Security Council backed cease fire and negotiations with third party help while Kosygin critique was rejected. Thant disclosed UNEF withdrawal issue and noted Israel refused to permit UN troops, shaping the crisis.

United Nations UPI U.S Arthur J. Goldberg General Assembly Johnson Middle East Goldberg Assembly Thant Israel U.N Egyt Alexei N. Kosygin Kosygin Security Council Britain France Russia China Noureddin Atassi Syria Abba S. Eban Eban UNEF United Arab Republic

Senator seeks $10,000 cap on farm subsidies

Sen John J Williams said five U S farms each received at least 1 million dollars in 1966 subsidies. He noted 11 farms got over 500000 and 258 others over 100000. also cited cash subsidies to penal institutions and states classified as farmers to curtail farming. He urged overhaul despite Johnson administration opposition.

Washington UPI Sen John J. Williams R-Del Williams Johnson Soil Bank Department of Agriculture Louisiana State Penitentiary Arkansas State Penitentiary Montana Texas Department of Correction

Probate of wills and appointment of executors

Probate of wills and appointment of executors for the estates of Lula Frances Long Emma M Garrett and R M Junkin announced with court actions and subsequent filings expected.

Lula Frances Long Emma M. Garrett R. M. Junkin

Johnson Kosygin talks doubtful amid tension at UN

Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko met in a UN lounge as pessimism grew that President Johnson and Premier Kosygin could hold a meaningful talk. Rusk hoped to calm the crisis while Kosygin appeared to lack Kremlin authority for a high level exchange on Vietnam Middle East arms race and other issues.

Goldberg Security Council Dean Rusk Andrei A. Gromyko New York UPI Johnson Alexei N. Kosygin R Usk U.S Russia Llewellyn E. Thompson Gromyko United Nations Rusk Arthur J. Goldberg Washington Camp David

Use Old Tactics 196 Reds Dead in River Battle

U S Navy gunboats and infantry fought a seven hour river battle 17 miles south of Saigon as part of five clashes from the Mekong Delta to the DMZ. Communists suffered 368 dead. U S forces 49 dead and 216 wounded. Monitors led with 40 mm and 20 mm cannons, 70 mortar rounds, and grenades.

Saigon UPS U. S Mekong Delta Demilitarized Zone Dmz Bac Giang Hanoi Hai Duong Haiphong Marano U.S Mekong Rach Cat 9Th Infantry Division

NBC says case founded on lies in Kennedy plot probe

New Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison’s Kennedy assassination inquiry was described on NBC television as built on lies, threats and exploits of public sorrow. The program questioned the Shaw conspiracy, alleged witness inducements, and the use of an alleged figure Clay Bertrand, noting Bertitrand existence and alias.

New York UPI New Orleans Jim Garrison NBC New Garrison Clay L. Shaw John F. Kennedy Lee Harvey Oswald Jack Ruby David W. Ferrie NBC Clay Shaw Shaw Perry Russo Clay Bertrand Kennedy Clay Clem Bertrand NBC News

Crane Company to Lease New Washington Factory Plant

Washington city council approved a lease with Crane Company for a new factory here and authorized sale of 10 million Industrial Development Revenue bonds to Merrill Lynch and Carlton Belt. Mayor Willits to sign lease documents. bonds to be signed in Chicago June 28-29. Construction will begin months later on the northeast edge of town.

Washington Crane Company Carlton Bey Merrill Lynch Pierce, Fenner and Smith Cloud Willits Lloyd Robertson Bonding Company Journal Helen Gilbert Washington City City of Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and Smith Inc New York Carlton Belt Company Des Moines City Hall Crane Co Chicago Robert Kasner

Legislature cost to top $2 million

Des Moines Iowa bill total for the 62nd General Assembly exceeds 1.89 million with days counted at 163. Salaries dominate the cost as the House spends about 1.04 million on representatives and staff and the Senate about 0.61 million, with further bills awaiting payment.

DES Moines IDPA 62Nd General Assembly House Senate

Iowa Official's Secretary Killed in Des Moines Area Crash

Mrs Fern Schaudt 44 secretary to Iowa Treasurer Paul Franzenburg was killed when her car skidded into a south bound Fort Dodge Des Moines and Southern freight train on Iowa 210 four miles east of Slater. The crash raises Iowa 1967 traffic toll to 305, with Schaudt leaving behind three children and a husband William.

Fern Schaudt Iowa Paul Franzenburg Slater Schaudt Iowa Statehouse Des Moines Fort Dodge Des Charles Elliott Ames Marlin Sellers Boone Elliott William Nichols University Hospitals Iowa City

Iowa Senate backs revised ten thousand dollar tax relief plan

The Iowa Senate approved a compromise plan creating an income tax credit on the first 10,000 of assessed personal property value for a phased relief. Credits start at 2,500 for 1967 taxes, rising to 5,000 for 1968, 7,500 for 1969, and 10,000 for 1970 and later. Full details depend on House action and potential veto.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Senate Senate Andrew Frommelt Robert Rigler Gene Glenn Dottumwa James Sch H. L. Heying D-West Union Frommelt Harold E. Hughes Hughes

Weather Iowa Partly cloudy with scattered thunderstorms

United Press International reports for Iowa a forecast of partly cloudy conditions tonight and Wednesday with a chance of widely scattered thundershowers in the southern portion late tonight or forenoon. Lows tonight mainly in the 50s. Highs Wednesday 72 to 82. Outlook Thursday includes showers and cooler, cloudy conditions.

United Press International Iowa

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