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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1967

Page

1

Division Reaches Chest Quota in Red Feather Drive

Report to Community Chest Chairman Don Oxenford shows Business II Division raised over 2356 dollars toward a 2340 dollar goal. Citywide goal is 35625, up 13 percent from last year. Other divisions include School Division, with Business II led by Bob Gillesby and captains Vernon Elgin John Hohl Yale Jarvis Bill Jones and Bob Vanderlinden. Workers listed include Chas Cowell Bob Riley John Elliott Oliver Parish and many more.

Community Chest Don Oxenford Red Feather Appeal Red Feather Bob Gillesby Vernon Elgin John Hohl Yale Jarvis Bill Jones Bob Vanderlinden Chas Cowell Bob Riley John Elliott

Merger Notice for Louisa and Washington Farm Service Firms

Public notice announces a corporate merger between Louisa Farm Service and Washington Farm Service Companies. The filing outlines the intended combination, governing procedures, and anticipated effective date under applicable corporate and regulatory rules.

Louisa Washington Farm Service Companies

Johnson Says Peace Not Won By Bombing Pause

President Johnson said a halt in bombing North Vietnam would not bring peace as Hanoi shows no sign of negotiating. He urged diplomacy through diplomats, warned a pause could boost enemy forces, and stressed readiness to meet Hanoi leaders while conditions stay unchanged. Westmoreland signaled a possible phased U.S. combat drawdown in a few years.

Washington UPI Johnson Vietnam North Vietnam Hanoi Ho Chi Minh United States South Vietnam U.S Congress William C. Westmoreland America Saigon Ellsworth Bunker Robert W. Komer Westmoreland House

Iowa doctor suggests copters to relieve rural med shortage

Dr. Robert Hardin of the University of Iowa proposes helicopter ambulance service to solve rural doctor shortages in Iowa and nearby states. He cites transportation as the main barrier and calls for studies of a state supported air transport system, while criticizing limited impact of recent legislation offering loans and forgiveness for medical students.

Iowa City Iowa UPI Vietnam Robert Hardin University of Iowa Iowa Spectator Hardin Iowa General Assembly

U.S. troops seize hill in Dak To assault amid Hanoi air raids

U.S. infantry cracked Communist trenches to capture Hill 1338 near Dak To as air strikes hit Hanoi. Reports say Bach Mai airfield and Haiphong yard were bombed while ICC offices were targeted. Command claims 715 Communists killed, 121 Americans dead and 606 wounded amid ongoing Central Highlands fighting.

Saigon Hanoi Bac Mai North Vietnam Gia Lam Dak To Dak U.S UPI Alvin B. Webb Jr Air Force Bach Mai Webb Central Highlands Laos Nguyen van Thieu Nguyen Cao Ky Bamboo Jungles

Robbery at Palm Bay Club Net $350,000 in Jewels

Two masked gunmen robbed hotel magnate Carling Dinkler and his wife in their Miami penthouse, taking about $350,000 in jewels including a $110,000 diamond ring. The bandits, wearing leg-mash masks, fled after binding the couple and ransacking the suite. Mrs. Dinkler later freed herself and called for help as the incident drew parallels to a recent Du Pont family robbery.

Miami UPI Carling Dinkler Willis du Pont Dinkler Huttoe Palm Bay Club Connie du Pont Dinkler Plaza Atlanta Miami Club

Gillesbys Await Word On Surgery Delay In Denver

A morning report on the Gillesby family from Denver says they remain in good spirits and awaiting news. The kidney transplant, with Mrs. Gillesby as donor, was postponed due to a temporary fever in Gordon, 10, and no date has been set.

Gillesby Denver Gordon

Outstation Employment Service opens at Head Start Center

Iowa State Employment Service starts Washington outstation at 921 E Washington with Marilyn Calhoun of Ottumwa visiting Thursdays 8 30 a m to 4 p m to interview applicants or refer to vocational counseling. Pat Custer handles off days plus office hours 8 30 a m to 5 p m. Center offers job development training and counseling as part of a 12 county outstation program expanding to Corydon Chariton Bloomfield Knoxville to provide current job information and workers to employers. Call 653 2853 for appointments.

Iowa State Employment Service Washington E. Washington Street Employment Service Marilyn Calhoun Ottumwa Pat Custer Vernon Clark South Journal Helen Gilbert

German authorities press charge against Mueller lookalike

West German officials accuse an insecticide and wine dealer claiming to be American of being ex Gestapo chief Heinrich Mueller. The U S consul in Belem Brazil disputes the man s claim to be Francis Willard Keith of Webb City Missouri noting no passport record in consulate files. A Bonn justice ministry spokesman says authorities are trying hard to prove the identity while acknowledging a wartime escape cover story may have been prepared.

Panama City UPI Gestapo Heinrich Mueller U.S Belem Brazil Francis Willard Keith Webb City Louis Goels Keith Goels Bonn Justice Ministry Mueller

Senate debates social security drug pricing bill

The Senate revisits prescription drug pricing amid debate over generic versus brand name drugs as amendments to Johnson's Social Security and welfare bill are set for votes. Montoya seeks Medicare coverage tied to generics. Long plans a federal formulary to limit payments to approved drugs.

Washington UPI Senate Johnson U.S Joseph M. Montoya D-N.m Russell B. Long D-La Montoya Long

Bank Robbers Sought After Goose Lake Break-In

Two burglars broke into Goose Lake Savings Bank in eastern Iowa early today, entering via a side window and wrecking the main vault outer door. A tear gas device was used. they fled before officers arrived, possibly in a dark green or blue 1957 Cadillac with Polk County or Cerro Gordo plates. FBI called in as search concentrates near Preston in Jackson County.

Goose Lake, Iowa UPI Iowa Goose Lake Savings Bank Preston Jackson County Polk County Cerro Gordo Federal Bureau of Investigation FBI

Iowa Weekend Weather Forecast From United Press International

Iowa weather will be clear to partly cloudy Saturday with cooler temperatures. Tonight endpoints dip to the 20s in the north and around 30 in the south, while Saturday highs reach the upper 40s northeast to the 50s southwest.

United Press International Iowa

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Oliver Parish Bill Helscher Father Collins Wally Fagen Bob Porter Don Hanson Mary Hohl John Walker Bob Zager Jack Kiesey Jim Raible John Lechner Beulah Osborne Dale Caldwell Richard Peterson Richard Colby Ron Goff Geraldine Schulty Richard Lundgren Bob Stevenson Marvin Smith T.M. Nelson Don Maxwell Neal Lampkin Jack Fall Ruth Ann Brakenridge Suburban Park Forest Ill U.S. Navy No. 2 Haiphong Thunderchief Gillesbys Goose Lake Kenneth Schroeder Clinton County
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