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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1966

Page

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21 Man U S Army Platoon Fights Off 400 Vietnamese

A 21 member U S Army platoon from the 1st Air Cavalry Division repelled a full North Vietnamese battalion of about 400 troops for four hours near Kontum Province 235 miles north of Saigon. Only three Americans survived, one of them Julius C Durham an 18 year old from Pelzeryn South Carolina. The attack drew air strikes napalm and B 52s, with two flights of Skyraiders and artillery aiding the defense as Vietnamese troops were overwhelmed and fled into the jungle after heavy casualties.

Saigon UPI U.S. Army 1St Air Cavalry Division Julius C. Durham Pelzeryn S.C USS U.S Kontum West Point Hanoi AIF Iet Paul Revere Operation Attleboro North Viet Nam Ia Drang Cambodia Paul, Revere Attleboro Prairie

Supreme Court to Act on election dispute in Georgia

The Supreme Court stayed the lower court ruling in the Georgia governorship contest between Lester Maddox and Howard Callaway. It set deadlines for briefs by Nov. 25 and reply briefs by Dec. 2, with argument scheduled for Dec. 1. The three judge court had ruled the legislature could not elect the governor, citing equal protection concerns and the need for a majority vote.

John F. Davis Lester Madox Howard Bo) Callaway Washington UPL Supreme Court Georgia Secretary of St Lower Court Georgia Ben W. Fortson Dee Maddox Callaway Ellis Arnall

Des Moines Police Seek Stocky Man Linked to Child Attack

Police press search for a 35 to 40 year old stocky man who lured a year old girl from Atlantic Thrift Center in Eastgate Shopping Center Des Moines into a red late model station wagon. Composite sketch aids investigation.

Des Moines UPI Atlantic Thrift Center Eastgate Toy Department N.W. 60Th Street

ISEA warns against lowering Iowa teacher standards

DES MOINES UPI The executive board of the Iowa State Education Association warned it would be a mistake to lower teacher certification standards to meet the state shortage. The board urged improved salaries and working conditions to attract legally certified teachers, noting that less than 60 percent of Iowa trained teachers work in the state and urging retention of BA degree requirements for initial certification.

Des Moines UPI Iowa State Education Association ISEA Iowa State Department of Public Instruction Resolution Aid

Public notices today see page six details

Public notices list a permit application to operate a liquid transport carrier and a referee's sale notice. The filing names the entity applying for the permit and outlines the sale action to be conducted under court or regulatory authority.

Towa Perate Liquid Transport

John Nance Garner To Turn 98 At Quiet Uvalde Birthday

John Nance Garner ages to 98 on Tuesday in Uvalde Texas with a small yard ceremony at his oak shaded home. Southwest Texas Junior College students plan to attend to honor his long support of the school. His son Tully 70 says a birthday cake will be baked by lifelong friend Walter Koenig of San Antonio and a presidential telegram is expected if Lyndon B Johnson attends from the LBJ Ranch.

Uvalde Tex John Garner Franklin D. Roosevelt Southwest Texas Junior College Garner Tully Walter Koenig San Antonio Johnson Lbj Ranch Bill D. Moyers Roosevel FDR Roosevelt

Thanksgiving Day Observed By Washington Businesses

Most business houses will close Thursday to observe the holiday. No rural or city mail delivery that day. special deliveries stay within city limits and lobby hours run 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. The Evening Journal will publish at noon on Thursday.

Washington Evening Journal

Oakville Youth Killed While Deer Hunting Near Sperry

In Des Moines County Oakville teen Gregory Center 16 was killed Sunday by a shotgun slug fired by Jeff Charbonneaux 18 of Mediapolis while deer hunting near Sperry. Center was taken to a Burlington hospital where he died.

Burlington, Iowa UPI Gregory Center Oakville Sperry Here Des Moines Center Jeff Charboneaux Mediapolis Young Burlington

Awards Night Honors 4-H Leaders and Members at Washington YMCA

The 4-H Leader Recognition and Awards banquet at the Washington YMCA celebrated 4-H leaders, county council members, and top club members. Highlights included photos from Russia, entertainment by a mixed quartet, and honors for 1966 and newly elected 1967 council members.

YMCA Washington Mike Trier County 4 If Council Howard Greiner Wellman Russia Cleo McCoy Crawfordsville Duane White Ainsworth

Hughes Opposes New Truck Tax in Iowa

Governor Harold E. Hughes voiced outright opposition to a proposed ten mile tax on trucks. He argued it would create interstate trade barriers and noted that all citizens benefit from trucking, while a weight based tax proposal from Purdue’s Dr. James Papke should be considered carefully against highway cost equity.

Des Moines UPI Harold E. Hughes Hughes James Papke Purdue University Papke Iowa Towa

Soviet Reds end Peking visit after protests

Soviet friendship delegation cut short its Beijing visit after militant Red Guard youths and Chinese thugs heckled them. Pravda writer Vitor Mayevsky said protests were encouraged by Chinese officials. Tass noted insults from hosts as the party returned home November 18.

Moscow UPI Peking Red Guard Vitor Mayevsky Communist Party Pravda Mayevsky Soviet Union Peking University

Westmoreland urges more U.S. troops for Vietnam war

General Westmoreland says additional American troops and helicopters are needed to sustain operations in South Vietnam. He cites higher infiltration from the North and estimates 50,000 North Vietnamese troops in the South with five divisions active, while projection on victory timelines remains uncertain.

Washington UPI William C. Westmoreland U.S Viet Nam Westmoreland U.S. News & World Report Pentagon Nist Seymour J. Dietchman Defense Department Dietchman

Weather outlook for town with cloud cover and mild warmth

United Press International reports considerable cloudiness and a milder trend with southeast winds 15 to 25 mph. Overnight remains cloudy and mild with lows around the upper 30s to mid 40s. Tuesday brings mostly cloudy skies, a cooler turn, and scattered showers. Northwest highs in the 40s, southeast in the 60s.

United Press Internationa

Thai Guerrilla War Grows Amid U S Advisers in 1966

UPI reports a rising Communist guerrilla threat in northeast Thailand with an estimated 5,000 fighters. American advisers, Thai troops, and unmarked helicopters support anti guerrilla operations, while U.S. combat engineers prepare logistics for ground campaigns. Progress against the insurgency in 1966 remains minimal as U.S. roles echo early Vietnam patterns.

U.S. Star U.S Viet Nam Thailand Washington Royal Thai Army Can U S Air Force North Viet Nam Sae United States Nakorn Phanon South Air Commando Squadron

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