Reception Here Saturday Honors Schmidhauser At Washington Iowa
Congressman John R. Schmidhauser addressed Washington County residents at a Saturday reception in Washington Iowa detailing disaster aid provisions in the 1965 Feed-Grains Program and new legislation. He noted direct price support for eligible feed-grain cooperators on unplanted land, emergency conservation funds for waterways and structures, and amendments to Highway Traffic Safety Center legislation to include ag machinery safety research. The audience included several local officials and residents.
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John R. Schmidhauser
Washington County
Washington
Iowa
Congress
Schmidhauser
House Public Works Committee
Towa
Througout
Mississippi Freedom March ends after 15,000 depart capitol
Foot weary demonstrators leave Jackson after three weeks of protest ending at the state capitol. Organizers stressed safe departures, while White and Negro residents exchanged jeers under a guard ring. The event boosted black voting strength with over 4,000 Negroes registered.
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Miss
UPI
Mississippi
Selma
Montgomery
Alabama
Viola Liuzzo
Martin Luther King
Justice Department
James Meredith
Meredith
University of Mississippi
U.S
Memphis
Air Force
King
NAACP
Mississippi Delta
Tougaloo College
Polish Catholics clash with police near Communist HQ
In Warsaw a Catholic service marking Poland's 1000 year Christian anniversary ended with about 1000 worshippers marching on the Communist Central Committee. Riot police with clubs halted the crowd. some demonstrators were arrested as loyalists called for reconciliation with German bishops. Cardinal Wyszynski urged calm from the palace balcony.
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Warsaw
UPI
Communist
Central Committee
Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski
Poland
Party
Washington City Council Minutes Today
Public notice records minutes of a council meeting in Washington and identify probate actions including will of Edward A. Wehrle and appointment of executor. The document notes official actions, dates, and involved parties for public scrutiny.
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Washington City
Edward A. Wehrle
Mother and baby survive mountain plane crash
Mrs Karla Little a 25 year old mother survived a plane crash and a two day wait for rescue on a desolate mountain peak. She remains in serious condition at University Hospital Seattle with a broken back frostbitten feet and facial injuries. Her two month old daughter Laurie was kept safe at home.
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Seattle
Wash
UPI
Karla Little
Laurie
University Hospital
Iowa Weather: Partly Cloudy With Scattered Showers Likely
United Press International reports a partly cloudy pattern in Iowa with a chance of scattered showers and thunderstorms tonight and Tuesday. Temperature remains steady with lows in the 60s and highs around 90 on Tuesday.
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United Press International
Iowa
Johnson Plan Draws Iowa Visit to Des Moines
Plan for President Lyndon B. Johnson to attend a 100-a-plate Democratic dinner in Des Moines Thursday evening advances amid White House silence. Gov. Harold Hughes says arrival is likely at 5 p.m. with a motorcade to Hotel Savery and a 7:30 p.m. event at Veterans Memorial Auditorium expected to draw about 2,500 attendees.
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UPI
Lyndon B. Johnson
White House
Harold E. Hughes
Washington
Iowa
Hughes
Fleur Drive
Locust Street
Hotel Savery
Veterans Memorial Auditorium
Johnson
Agriculture Department
Iowa Democratic Party
Democratic National Committee
Schwengel accuses rival over seniority reform issue
In Muscatine Iowa UPI Fred Schwengel a former Republican congressman accuses Rep John Schmidhauser of dodging the issue on reform of the congress seniority system Schwengel says changes at the start of the 89th Congress did not alter seniority and accuses Schmidhauser of distorting records while promising reform to win back the 1st District seat
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Muscatine
Iowa
UPI
Fred Schwengel
Davenport
John Schmidhauser
Schwengel
Republican Central Committee
House
Schmidhauser
Critics Fault L and M District Records Keeping
DES MOINES UP I recommendations by the state auditor’s office on the Louisa Muscatine Community School District finances have not been followed for two years. Auditor Worthington says records are scattered across the district including the secretary’s business, home, and Grandview school. He urges the elected board to supervise record keeping and centralize storage with a full-time secretary.
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Board of Directors
Office of Auditor of State
Crime in Des Moines Rises 60 Percent in Ten Years
A study by Dr. Walter A. Lunden of Iowa State University reports eight major crimes in Des Moines rising from 3,675 in 1956 to 6,306 in 1965. Homicides, rapes, robberies, and juvenile arrests show notable shifts. police staffing and juvenile bureau activity also factor into the changing crime landscape.
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Des Moines
IDPA
Walter A. Lunden
Iowa State University
Dr. Lunden
Lunden
Juvenile Bureau
Juvenile Court
Luden
Eight servicemen die in copter crash amid Saigon victories
United States forces report new ground and air gains in South Vietnam marred by a second major helicopter crash in three days near Tuy Hoa. Eight Americans die in the collision of two Army helicopters as Marines and Vietnamese infantry push through bomb-scarred zones near Hue and 66 enemy bodies are counted. Navy carrier Constellation pilots strike targets 35 miles north-northwest of Coastal Wind as air operations focus on Dong Hoi and Vinh.
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Central Highlands
Tuy Hoa
U.S
Hue
Constellation
Nguyen van
1St Cavalry
Gon
John Norton
Nathan Hale
Vinh
Viet Nam
Dong Hoi
Redheld North
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