Nationwide protests clash as police disperse antiwar demonstrators
United Press International reports major confrontations in several cities as protests against U S Vietnam escalation continue. Police used stun guns and clubs to break up 5000 demonstrators outside a San Francisco hotel during a Rockefeller Reagan appearance. 60 arrested. In New York police faced a 400 strong rally near the United Nations with workers throwing bricks from an unfinished building. Washington saw 400 marchers on Capitol Hill and a foray into a congressman's office. total arrests exceed 2500 nationwide since Nixon’s Monday night announcement.
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San Francisco
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
California
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Dag Hammarskjold Plaze
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Nixon
Princeton University
Westover Air Force Base
Massachusetts
Kansas City
Washington County Farm Bureau forms Resolutions Committee
Frank Kleese announces appointment of the Washington County Resolutions Committee led by Doyle Jarrard. Members include Duane White, R Dean Luers, Ed Augustine, Russell Davison, Lathel Guy, Charles Twinam, Harvey Timmins, Larry Marek, and Louis Larsen. The panel will draft policy resolutions for the fall Annual Meeting and plan member opinion collection on local state and national agricultural issues. Jarrard will attend the May 31 Iowa Farm Bureau Mid Year conference in Des Moines.
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Frank Kleese
Washington County Farm Bureau
Resolutions Committee
Washington County
Doyle Jarrard
Jarrard
Duane White
Ainsworth
R. Dean Luers
Brighton
Ed Augustine
Washington
Russell Davison
Wayland
Lathel Guy
Charles Twinam
Crawfordsville
Harvey Timmins
Larry Marek
Riverside
Louis Larsen
Iowa Farm Bureau
Des Moines
Iowa
Farm Bureau
Longtime Wales-born farmer Jones dies in Crawfordsville area
John D. Jones 88 of 332 East Washington Street dies this morning May 13 1972 at Washington County Hospital long term care unit. Funeral Monday 10 30 a.m. at Jones Funeral Home burial Cambrian cemetery visitation Sunday 7 9 p.m. Born November 1 1883 in Abergynolwyn North Wales he farmed in Crawfordsville since 1906 and moved to Washington in 1950. He is survived by his wife Ora Goff two daughters in law 15 grandchildren 17 great grandchildren and a sister in North Wales.
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John D. Jones
East Washington Street
Crawfordsville
Wales
Washington County Hospital
Jones Funeral
William Kettlitz
Cambrian Cemetery
Mr. Jones
Abergynolwyn
North Wales
John
Margaret Humphreys Jones
Catherine Myfanwy Williams
Ora Goff
Jones
Washington
Marion Avenue
Lizzie Ann Jones
North
Robert Thomas
Wayland Man R J Rich 87 Dies. Rites Set at Eicher Mennonite Church
John J Rich 87 retired farmer died unexpectedly May 13 1972 at Parkview Home Wayland. Survived by son Raymond Crawfordsville and daughters Mildred Unkrich Mt Pleasant and Helen Reeser Mendota IL. six grandchildren eight great grandchildren. one brother Joe Crawfordsville and one sister Mary Schrich Shenoa IL. Funeral Monday 2 p.m. at Eicher Mennonite Church with Rev Nick Kassebaum. burial Eicher Cemetery. Friends may call Beatty Jennings Wayland 7-9 p.m. Sunday.
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Wayland
John J. Rich
Parkview
Eicher Mennonite
Nick Kassebaum
Eicher
Beatty Jennings
Mr. Rich
Alsace - Lorraine
John
Madeline Wenger Rich
Mary Widmer
Raymond
Crawfordsville
George
Mildred) Unkrich
Mt. Pleasant
Murry
Helen) Reeser
Mendota
Ill
Joe
Mary Schrich
Shenoa
Illinois
Funeral for Emma Hardy Held in Berkeley California
Emma Hardy 89 formerly of California died May 13 1972 in Berkeley after a long illness. Funeral services Monday at 2 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home with Rev Milan K Thompson officiating. Burial in Riverside Cemetery memorials to heart fund. Born October 13 1882 in
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Berkeley
California
Jones Funeral
Milan K. Thompson
Riverside Cemetery
Heart Fund
Emma Kupka
Frank Yeoman dies Friday in Albion at age sixty five
Frank L. Yeoman born July 11 1906 in Washington died Friday May 12 1972 at Albion Community Hospital. He was 65 and owned Yeoman's TV Repair in Albion. Funeral arrangements are pending at Jones Funeral Home with burial at Woodlawn Cemetery. He was an Army World War II veteran and survived by three sisters and one brother.
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Frank L. Yeoman
Albion
Mich
Jones Funeral Home
Woodlawn
Mr. Yeoman
Washington
Marion W
Flora Bell
St. John Yeoman
Yeoman
Samuel
Vera) Gregory
Glendale
Ariz
Willie
Viva) Strange
Marianna
Ark
Forest
Velma) Kline
Verne
Fairfield
Senate Leader doubts China will unite against Vietnam
Senate Republican Leader Hugh Scott, back from a 16 day China tour, says the U S blockade of North Vietnamese ports is unlikely to push China and the Soviet Union closer to Moscow and Beijing.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Hugh Scott
China
U.S
Truck overturns on Highway 92 near Blue Note corner
A star route mail truck overturned along highway 92 at the Blue Note corner this morning around 7 a.m. The damage to the empty truck was not extensive and no one was injured.
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Star Route
Highway 92
Blue Note Corner
Rites Sunday for Mary Woolverton
Mrs. Mary Woolverton 84 died unexpectedly May 11 1972 at home in Delta. Funeral 2 p.m. Sunday at the Christian Church Delta burial Elm Grove Washington. Born Jan 20 1888 to Samuel and Eliza Rathmel she lived in Washington and Lexington before moving to Fairfield later. Survivors include daughter Bertha Quayle Delta son Charles Shenandoah nine grandchildren two brothers Arthur Crawfordsville and Frank Washington.
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Delta
Mary Woolverton
Christian Church
Elm Grove
Washington
Woolverton
Samuel
Eliza Weidersecht Rathmel
Ellis Woolverton
Lexington
Fairfield
Robert
Bertha) Quayle
Charles
Shenandoah
Arthur Rathmel
Crawfordsville
Frank Rathmel
Women of the Moose share notes on dues and service
The Women of the Moose met at ISU meeting rooms with Senior Regent Mrs. Yaro Sojka presiding. Mrs. Ronald Stalder led the Academy of Friendship Chapter Night and received a donation to Moosehaven Hearing Aid Fund while committees planned officer slate and upcoming elections for May 25.
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the Moose
ISU
Yaro Sojka
Ronald Stalder
Academy of Friendship
Stalder
Moosehaven Hearing Aid Fund
Academy
Robert Dunbar
Washington High School
Veterans Hospital
Iowa City
Judith Curl
Pines Rest Home
Art Harris
John Downs
Sam Simmering
Bernard Smith
Ray Stalder
Jaycee Road-E-O Winners Announced at High School Assembly
Doug Shalla topped the field as the top overall winner of the Jaycee Teenage Road-E-O held the day before. Sara Eicher won first place among the girls. Mayor Cloid Willits attended to congratulate winners and address students.
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Doug Shalla
Jaycee
Sara Eicher
Cloid Willits
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