Chicago Staff Band to perform at local high school
The Salvation Army’s Chicago Staff Band plans a varied program from militant marches to symphonic works and hymns. Calvin Shanks calls it a premier midwest musical group. Tickets 1.00, 50 cents for students, to be sold by the Men’s Music Club and local shops. Performance on March 16 at the high school auditorium, or the gym if needed.
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Senate closes civil rights debate on housing bill
The Senate voted to end its lengthy civil rights debate and move to a compromise open housing bill with a federal ban on housing discrimination. Senate leaders urged support, citing a deep national crisis and warnings from the White House and a violence study commission.
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Johnson outlines his health plans
President Johnson proposes a 15.6 billion health program to extend medical care to all in need, aiming for long term national commitment with phased goals. The plan calls for federal cost standards on drugs, a published compendium of drugs, birth control aid for three million poor women, and broad coverage through Medicare, Medicaid, and maternal child health programs.
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Red forces attack 12 bases and four capitals
Communists launched a third nationwide attack in 33 days targeting 12 American bases and four provincial capitals. Despite weaker force than prior offensives, the strikes hit a village, shelled Da Nang’s hospital area, and damaged Bien Hoa base, with heavy fighting near Con Thien and Duc Duc where casualties and civilian losses were reported.
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Hughes Calls for Anti Riot Action Across States
Des Moines Iowa UPI Earl F Flowers reports Senator Harold Hughes urges state and local governments to adopt measures from the presidential commission on last summer's Negro riots. He says awaiting $30 billion congressional funding is unnecessary as states cities and citizens must act now to address the issues.
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Rockefeller faces mixed advice on GOP bid for presidency
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller weighs a wait and see approach as leaders give conflicting counsel. Mayor John Lindsay urges him to declare early and run in spring primaries while Senator Jacob Javits counsels staying out of primaries and vying for the Miami convention. Rockefeller faces pressure from Wisconsin backers to enter Wisconsin's April primary and other rivals warn against violence as Nixon and McCarthy compete. Wallace expands in Nebraska to place third party bid on state ballots.
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Iowa Weather: Fair Tonight Warmer Across State
The forecast calls for fair conditions tonight with warmer air. Lows range from the upper 20s in the northeast to the low 30s in the southwest. Tuesday brings partly cloudy skies and a slight cooling in the northeast. Highs will be in the 40s in the northeast to the 50s in the southwest.
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Three Washington boys admit theft of locks
Three boys aged nine and ten in Washington confess to taking padlocks from Milwaukee and Rock Island rail lines and an Iowa Utilities power plant site. Two other youths quickly followed with details, leading to the recovery of the locks and an ongoing investigation into motive and remaining missing items.
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Des Moines armband case heads to Supreme Court
The U S Supreme Court agreed to decide how far public schools may restrict political symbols like antiwar armbands. The Des Moines case involves five students suspended in 1965 for wearing black armbands to protest Vietnam and support a Christmas truce. the ACLU represents them.
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Space lab OGO sent into orbit from Cape Kennedy
UPI reports the Orbiting Geophysical Observatory OGO launched aboard Atlas Agena to a two-stage orbit reaching 92,000 miles high. The 1,347-pound lab carries 25 experiments to study sun radiation, space environment, and magnetic and electric forces for Apollo radiation planning. Early tracking shows normal performance as it documents cosmic phenomena. A sun-monitoring satellite will launch from Wallops Island Tuesday to complement OGO. A Russian Zond craft was launched two days earlier, Tass said, potentially studying near earth space.
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Special Washington City Council Meeting Notice
A public notice announces a special meeting of the Washington city council. The meeting aims to address agenda items likely including policy discussions and potential actions. Location and exact time are listed in the official notice.
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