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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1967
Page
1
Fr. Gilliam disclosed possible three cheating groups on the UNI campus and identified a former student now a high school teacher. He said the report was shared to heighten faculty awareness about safety and care. University officials and security officers are investigating the situation as rumors but will pursue leads.
Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara said the Soviet semi orbital nuclear weapon, termed fractional orbital bombardment, would not alter the U.S. strategy of massive retaliation. He described the weapon as a warhead launched into a low orbit and later dropped on a target, potentially to bypass radar. He warned that U.S. over the horizon radar would provide 15 minute alerts by 1968.
UPI reports Maj. Gen. John Hay says about 2,000 communists were killed at Loc Ninh in one of the war’s lopsided allied victories. Reinforcements of two North Vietnamese regiments surge as air and artillery press the assault. U.S. and ARVN losses under 50. Hay warns of another major attack tonight as enemy seeks a propaganda win. Soviet and allied air strikes target North Vietnamese formations in the Central Highlands.
Pope Paul VI, age 70, underwent a prostatectomy at the Vatican to remove a noncancerous enlarged gland causing fever and infections. The operation began at 8 a.m. and concluded successfully with the pope waking shortly after and reported as very well with no complications.
Washington Community District schools launch Ameri can Education Week with open houses at junior high, Lincoln and Stewart elementary centers, Brighton elementary, Nurses Home special education room, and the high school. Open house times range from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. with activities, talks, and PTA hostesses.
NASA announced a revised timetable for Project Apollo with two manned flights planned for next year and five in 1969. The plan adds unmanned Saturn 5 tests and lunar module flights into 1968 and 1969, boosting unmanned tests to four in 1968, while leaving open the possibility of the first manned lunar flight near the end of the decade or after.
MOSCOW UP I The Soviet Union marked its golden anniversary as Communist leaders debated a Kremlin proposal for a world party congress to denounce Red China. Diaries and speeches at the jubilee session of the Soviet parliament showed Moscow lacking support for a global party summit.
Des Moines based report reviews unlawful assembly and riot definitions. Turner explains three or more unlawfully restraining entry or exit can be assault or riot, while dispersal commands can be given by judges sheriffs mayors and other officials. Rioters face up to five years for property damage or injury. The highway patrol may be dispatched with state safety commissioner approval.
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey met Indonesian leader Suharto in Jakarta and expressed that Washington found great comfort in Indonesia's new government after Suharto toppled Sukarno and defeated the Communist coup attempt two years ago.
In Manila the typhoon delivering 80 mile an hour winds battered the area and threatened U S Navy bases at Sangley Point and Subic Bay. Humprey arrived in Jakarta on the final leg of a Southeast Asian trip and spoke to Americans about freedom and U N principles while Suharto greeted him at the Freedom Palace.
Notice announces incorporation of Wa Con Davis service and appointment of administrators for the estates of Edna Ruth Craig and Pearl E Votruba, detailing legal steps and authority.
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