Chinese government blasts Soviet note over Moscow embassy clash
Beijing condemns Moscow police actions as “utter distortion of facts” and rejects the Soviet foreign ministry statement. China accuses the Kremlin of subservience to U.S. imperialists after a March 4 protest outside the U.S. Embassy in Moscow. Chinese officials urge apologies and defend student demonstrations.
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UPI
China
Soviet Union
Kremlin
United State
U.S
Moscow
Russia
Peking
New China News Agency
Peking Peoples Daily
U.S.S
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Time for justice comes as Johnson presses voting rights plan
President Johnson urged swift congressional action to pass a voting rights bill guaranteeing equal rights for all Americans. He cited Selma as a turning point and linked justice to democracy, while Senate and House leaders moved toward finalizing the measure amid public demonstrations at the White House. Funeral notices report Mrs Ban Waters to be buried Wednesday in McDowell Cemetery.
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UPI
Johnson
Congress
Senate
Nicholas Deb. Katzenbach
House Judiciary Committee
White House
Alabama
Johnson's
John W. McCormack
McCormack
Lexington and Concord
Appomattox
Selma
Douglas Offers Voting Bill for Senate Separate Measure
Senator Paul H. Douglas of Illinois proposed a separate voting rights bill in the Senate on Monday, addressing the deplorable events at Selma Alabama that shocked the nation and aiming to advance reform amid ongoing debates on the civil rights issue.
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Paul H. Douglas
Selma
Ala
Senate
King to extend voting drive into four rural Alabama counties
Dr. Martin Luther King announced plans to widen the Negro voter registration campaign into four rural Alabama counties after the Selma wall was dismantled. The march on Dallas County courthouse succeeded, aided by religious leaders, as Walter Reuther and his wife joined the protest, while clashes erupted in Montgomery when deputies dispersed a 300-strong crowd blocking an ambulance.
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Selma
Ala
UPI
Martin Luther King
Alabama
Dallas County
James J. Reed
King
Montgomery
Walter Reuther
May
United Auto Workers
America
Wilson Baker
Baker
Iowa AG rules Woodbury County board apportionment unconstitutional
Iowa Attorney General Lawrence Scalise ruled the Woodbury County Board of Supervisors is unconstitutionally apportioned under state and federal law. He noted Sioux City’s 89,000 residents hold about one fifth of the vote compared with four rural districts totaling 18,000. The decision could prompt mass reapportionment in Iowa counties and cites the one man one vote doctrine. The ruling follows a Sioux City representative challenging the district makeup. Also, Rev. Marion McFarland will lead a series of religious services in Washington at 7 p.m. Tuesday through Friday and Saturday for Holy Communion. public invited.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
Lawrence Scalise
Woodbury County
Scalise
Sioux City
Woodbury
Dar Rapids Linn
U.S. Supreme Court
Fred Kelly
Columbia Law Review
Marion McFarland
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Clarinda Town
Associate Presbyterian Church
Washington
Ray Blair
Hoyt Wilson Gardner Dies Near Wellman
Hoyt Wilson Gardner born near Wellman May 16 1898 died unexpectedly at his home south of Wellman on March 15 Funeral services were set for 2 p m Thursday at the Methodist Church in Washington with Rev Dr T W Schwartz officiating Burial would be in Elm Grove Cemetery Powell Funeral Home handling arrangements He was lifelong Wellman resident attended Wellman rural schools and Parsons College He belonged to the Washington Methodist Church and the Knights of Pythias Lodge in West Chester He was an only child never married Survivors include an aunt Mrs Harvey Free of Wellman and numerous cousins
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Wellman
Hoyt Wilson Gardner
Howard
Mary Jane Wilson Gardner
Methodist
Washington
T. W Schwartz
Elm Grove Cemetery
Powell Funeral Home
Mr. Gardner
Wellman Rural
Parsons College
Methodist Church
Knights of Pythias Lodge
West Chester
Harvey Free
Weather outlook for Towa region from UPI
Cloudy tonight with occasional rain in the extreme south and snow or rain toward the center. Warmer southeast. Wednesday mostly cloudy with snow likely in the north and colder in the south. Low tonight in the 20s northwest to 30s southeast. High Wednesday generally in the 30s. Thursday outlook: snow east diminishing, partly cloudy west, continuing cold.
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United Press
Towa
Iowa Legislature weighs milkfat easing and rail tax relief
Iowa Senate Agriculture Committee approved a bill to lower ice cream milkfat from 12 to 10 percent and require eight percent for flavored ice cream. A railroads tax exemption bill failed in Senate Commerce, and education bills moved, including tuition aid for talented students and summer program charges. Also, Washington High pre registration urged parents to review next year plans. new Chemistry II and General Math II courses planned.
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Des Moines
UPI
Senate Agriculture Committee
Polk County
Town Agriculture
L.B. Liddy
Borden Co
Senate Commerce Committee
Senate
Joseph Coleman
Dclare
House
Civil Rights Commission
Washington High School
E. Kelly Schlapkohl
Rites Thursday for Mrs Agnes Dasher
Funeral services for Agnes Dasher 65 who died at Mercy Hospital Iowa City will be at 2 30 p m Thursday March 18 at Powell Funeral Home Keota Born May 10 1898 she was daughter of John C Warder and Nancy Ann Goudy Warder in rural Ottumwa She married Frank L Dasher September 20 1922 They moved to Keota November 1927 She was a Christian Church member and C E S She survived by husband one son John of Iowa City three daughters Donna Dawson Barbara Robertson and Marilyn Houck two sisters Lettie Dichen and John D Reynolds one brother Son of Farson and eight grandchildren
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Keota
Agnes Dasher
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Powell Funeral Home
Frank L. Dasher
Ottumwa
Christian Church
C.E.S
John
Herbert
Donna) Dawson
Great Falls
Mont
Jim
Barbara) Robertson
West Des Moines
Garvis
Maryn) Houck
Eagle Grove
Lettie Dichen
Des Moines
John D. Reynolds
Ogden
Utah
Farson
Rites Wednesday for Patty Ann Miller
Graveside rites for infant Patty Ann Miller, daughter of Dale W and Linda Kay Gingerich Miller, who died soon after birth at University Hospital Iowa City. Services set for 1 30 pm Wednesday March 17 at West Union Cemetery Herman Ropp officiating. Survived by parents one brother Lonnie two sisters Connie and Lisa grandparents Mr and Mrs C J Miller and Mr and Mrs Aldine Ingerich.
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Wellman
Patty Ann Miller
Dale W
Linda Kay Gingerich Miller
University Hospital
Iowa City
West Union Cemetery
Herman Ropp
Powell Funeral Home
Lonnie
Connie
Lisa
C.J. Miller
Aldine Ingerich
City Council Hears 1964 Audit Report
City Council hears auditor Ralph Martin of Lewis E Graf Co Fairfield present the 1964 audit. Officials approve Graber's third subdivision plat and authorize purchase of poles and signs to continue the city street sign program.
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City Council
Ralph Martin
Lewis E. Graf Co
Fairfield
Washington
Graber
Fashion Fabrics to hold grand opening
Mr and Mrs Don Smith announce a grand opening for their Fashion Fabrics store on North Iowa Avenue. Details are provided elsewhere in today’s Evening Journal.
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Don Smith
Fashion Fabrics
Iowa Avenue
Today
Evening Journal
Joint Committee approves permanent Iowa reapportionment plan
A joint House Senate subcommittee approved a permanent statewide reapportionment framework feeding into the state constitution. The plan sets population based House and Senate sizes, allows county sub districts, and creates a partisan 10 member commission to draw a statutory plan after each census with submission deadlines and court actions noted.
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Des Moines
UPI
House
Senate
Legislative Research Bureau
General Assembly
Washington High Hi-Life annuals on sale now
Orders are being taken for the 1965 edition of Hi Life Washington High School yearbook. Those not holding a student activity ticket may purchase a copy for four dollars by contacting the high school office promptly.
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Hi-Life
Washington
Three Bands In Concert At Washington Junior High
Washington Junior High hosts the annual band festival with Mid-Prairie Mt. Pleasant and Washington junior high bands. Conductors Milo Sorden Bob Gaston and Ronald Wise share duties. Tickets 25 cents students 50 cents adults.
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Washington
Mid - Prairie
Mount Pleasant
Milo Sorden
Mt. Pleasant
Bob Gaston
Ronald Wise
Ions
Mid - Prairie Band
Marc
Probate of will and executor appointment for Clara Te Bockhorst
Public notice announces probate of the will of Clara Te Bockhorst and the appointment of an executor. The filing outlines the estate settlement, claims processes, and deadlines for interested parties to present objections or filings with the court.
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Clara Te Bockhorst
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Gaston
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