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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1972

Page

1

Touchy decision for anti-war debaters

Senate leaders return from China and weigh delaying a major Vietnam War debate or risking a vote now as factions split. Democrats plan a caucus while Republicans debate timing amid Nixon's Moscow trip. Fulbright to hold Pentagon Papers hearings with Gelb, James C. Mison Jr., Arthur Schlesinger Jr., and Noam Chomsky on initial witness list.

Washington Vietnam Moscow Congress Mansfield Frank Church D-Idaho Clifford P. Case R-N.j U.S Indochina Sen J. William Fulbright D-Ark Pentagon Leslie Gelb White House James C. Mson Jr Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr Noam Chomsky Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Morning Sun Receives Additional Federal Funds for Plant

Morning Sun will get 16000 from the EPA for its waste treatment project. Representative Fred Schwengel of Iowa announced the grant on Saturday. The funds raise total federal contributions to 114500 for two lift stations a force main and a waste stabilization lagoon northwest of Morning Sun.

Washington UPI Morning Sun Fred Schwengel Iowa Schwengel Environmental Protection Agency

Iowa Weather Forecast Partly Cloudy With Showers

Partly cloudy tonight with lows in the upper 30s to lower 40s. Tuesday brings a chance of showers in the west and partly cloudy skies in the east with highs from the upper 50s to the mid 60s.

United Press International Iowa

Nixon convenes NSC to plot Vietnam policy

President Nixon rushed Secretary of State Rogers back from Europe and summoned the National Security Council to decide new courses in the Vietnam crisis. Speculation pointed to a South Vietnamese counter invasion with air support or an allied seaborne operation to curb Haiphong's supply flow.

Washington UPI Nixon William P. Rogers Europe National Security Council Vietnam Hanoi Rogers Bonn Moscow Robert McCloskey West Germany Paris Rome Madrid Tokyo Henry A. Kissinger Japan

U.S. Jets Strike West of Hanoi Amid Red River Delta Raids

UPI reports U S Navy jets hit a military base and training camp about 15 miles west of Hanoi as Hanoi radio claims raids target irrigation dikes and agriculture in the Red River Delta. The command says three MIGs were shot down and many aircraft returned safely despite clashes.

Saigon UPI U.S Hanoi North Vietnam Navy Red River Delta Demilitarized Zone Dmz U.S. Command U.S. Navy North Vietnamese Quan Tri Hanoi Radio Ha Tay Ninh Binh Red River Son Tay U.S. Green Berets Hoa Binh Haiphong

Nebraskas Democratic primary heats up with front runners

In Omaha Humphrey and McGovern vie for 400000 Nebraska voters amid charges and counter charges. Humphrey touts social security and Medicare boosts while McGovern pushes farm price supports and lessened crop credit limits.

Omaha Neb UPI Nebraska Minnesota Hubert Humphrey South Dakota George McGovern Humphrey Cornhusker West Virginia Western Electric Co Hastings Ak-Sar-Ben McGovern Beatrice Miami Frank B. Morrison Los Angeles Sam Yorty Yorty Washington Henry M. Jackson New York John V. Lindsay Eugene McCarthy Maine Edmund Muskie Alabama George C. Wallace Arkansas Wilbur D. Mills Indiana Vance Hartke Shirley Chisholm

Turkish strongman quits political post

Ismet Inonu aged 88 resigned as head of the Republican People's Party after a convention vote 709 to 507 against his bid to oust the party council which leans left. The move follows bomb blasts in Istanbul blamed on terrorists for weekend executions of urban guerrillas.

Ankara UPI Ismet Inonu Republican People’s Party Kemal Ataturk Turkey Istanbul Inonu Party

Three Die On Iowa Highways Over Weekend

Iowa Highway Patrol reports three fatalities on state roads during the weekend. Rachel Bougher 33 and her 14-year-old son David Holtman died Saturday when their car was struck by a Chicago Rock Island and Pacific engine and dragged 1,500 feet. The boy was trapped. Darla Hogard 14 of Buffalo Center was killed when a car driven by 17-year-old Craig Carson hit her bicycle on a northern Buffalo Center road.

United Press International Iowa Mitchellville Iowa Highway Patrol Rachel Bougher David Holtman Rock Island and Pacific Buffalo Center Winnebago County Craig Carson

Keokuk Fire Destroys Two-Story Building

Fire gutted a two story building near downtown Keokuk injuring eight residents who fled to safety. Jerry Ott 20 started the blaze by igniting a grease fire in his kitchen and helped rescue 83 year old Charles Carter as flames spread through the roof leaving the upper floor a total loss.

Keokuk UPI Jerry Ott Ott Ellen Pollock Charles Carter Floyd Danley

Sorority Hosts Benefit Auction At Fairgrounds

Washington Beta Sigma Phi members host a benefit sale at the Fairgrounds tonight from 7 to 9 30 p m and Tuesday May 9 after 10 a m for donated items. Auction Tuesday at 6 30 p m proceeds go to the Washington Jazz Band donations collected this evening by calling Mrs Gary Collins or Mrs Joe Redlinger

Washington Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Fairgrounds Washington Jazz Band Gary Collins Joe Redlinger

Area farmers may have to change planting plans due to wet weather

Weather observers report 2.07 inches of weekend rainfall lifting May total to 2.87 inches, near normal May rainfall but muddy soils keep farmers out of fields. Extension director Jim Frier warns the next 20 days are critical for crops, suggesting earlier corn varieties, fewer field trips, and possible switch to soybeans or grain sorghum.

Washington Jim Frier Frier

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