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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1965

Page

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Hostages unharmed as Texas bank theft thwarted

In Lubbock County three men Rudy Garcia Epifanio Bela and Juan Ysasaga were arrested after a bank robbery at Idalou First State Bank failed. A quick trio of hostages a listening teller and a one word police command helped end the hold up without casualties.

Lubbock, Tex UPI Lubbock County Rudy Clarence Garcia Epifanio Bela Juan E. Ysasaga Idalou Tex First Methodist Lubbock Joe Rackley D. R. Rackley Charley Jackson Jackson Richard Pruitt G. L. Haley Wendell

NATO ministers weigh sharing nukes with West Germany

UPI reports NATO defense ministers from the United States and nine other members met in Paris to study ways to share nuclear weapons with West Germany without disrupting the alliance or triggering a Moscow crisis. France boycotted, McNamara planned Viet Nam departure, and talks were expected to be brief with no major results.

Paris UPI United States North Atlantic Treaty Organization NATO West Germany Moscow U.S Robert S. McNamara Viet Nam Canada Great Britain Italy Belgium Netherlands Denmark Greece Turkey France

Rites at Kalona for John C Lemley 87

John C Lemley 87 died Friday at Mercy Hospital Iowa City. Funeral set for Sunday 2 p.m. at Peterseim Funeral Chapel Kalona Rev John Woodin presiding Burial in Sharon Hill Cemetery Kalona He born January 31 1878 in Kalona son of Perry and Phoebe Bunker Lemley WW I veteran served overseas with the 129th machine gun battalion Survived by son Harold of Lansing Iowa and sister Mrs Jessie Ayers of Wellman and other details continue

Kalona John C. Lemley Mercy Hospital Iowa City Peterseim John Woodin Sharon Hill Mr. Lemley Perry Phoebex Bunker Lemley 129Th Machine Gun Harold Lansing Iowa Jessie Ayers Wellman

Convention to open NFO to sell new plans in St Louis

National Farmers Organization holds a two day convention December 1 2 in Kiel Auditorium St. Louis to explain a new nationwide marketing bargaining system. About 10000 voting delegates from 25 states will hear bipartisan speakers including Senators Birch Bayh Ralph Yarborough and Representative Paul Findley as they review bargaining progress with meat processors and plan future actions.

Corning Iowa UPI National Farmers Organization NFO St. Louis Kiel Auditorium Birch Byah D-Ind Ralph Yarborough Texas Paul Findley R-N Ing Oren Lee Staley Rea NFC Staley Ehard Pfingsten Sergeant Bluff

Jets attack near Hanoi amid Vietnam war skirmish

UPI reports American jets struck within 22 miles of Hanoi destroying 17 buildings at the Dong Em missile base and damaging three more as part of a second such assault. The raid followed a dawn Communist assault 40 miles northwest of Saigon at the Michelin Plantation where Vietnamese troops and U.S. advisers faced attacks with unknown casualties. Four to six MIGs attacked unarmed American recon planes over North Vietnam, but the U.S. fliers escaped unharmed.

Saigon UPI Hanoi U.S Dong Em Air Force Navy Michelin Iron Triangle North Viet Nam

Johnson confident on broad support for Vietnam policy

President Johnson, amid a Washington antiwar protest, voiced belief that most Americans back his Vietnam policy while noting growing backing for efforts against Communist aggression in Southeast Asia. Moyers, citing public support amid Viet Cong offensives, outlined Johnson’s focus on a peaceful settlement as he prepared for December meetings with three world leaders at LBJ Ranch.

Johnson City Tex UPI Johnson Washington Southeast Asia White House Bill D. Moyers Lbj Ranch Viet Nam Moyers Charles Schultze Elmer Staats

Viet Cong to Free Two U S Sergeants

Viet Cong radio announced the release of two American sergeants, Sgt. Claude E. McClure and Sgt. George E. Smith, captured during the Hiep Hoa battle near Saigon on Nov. 24, 1963. U S records list their residences as Chattanooga Tennessee and Chester West Virginia. No immediate confirmation from U S command. IPAA says about one fifth of U S land is leased for oil and gas.

Saigon UPI Viet Com United States Claude E. McClure George E. Smith Hiep Hoa U.S Chester W.va Chattanooga Tenn Washington Viet Nam Tulsa, Okla Independent Petroleum Association of America IPAA

Airliner crashes in Utah snowstorm killing 13 aboard

A DC3 operated by Edde Airlines crashed about 20 miles south of Salt Lake City during a snowstorm. The Utah Highway Patrol says 13 people were aboard with no survivors sighted by a passing motorist. FAA notes the flight planned to carry passengers to a BYU-New Mexico game in Albuquerque, with a stop in Provo.

Salt Lake City UPI Here Utah Highway Patrol Edde Airlines Camp Williams Utah National Guard Provo Federal Aviation Agency FAA Brigham Young University-New Mexico Albuquerque

Gemini 7 conducts dry run for two week orbital flight

Cape Kennedy UPI reports a Gemini 7 dry run to clear for a Saturday launch. At 7:30 a.m. EST the rehearsal began, with backup astronauts Edward White and Michael Collins entering the spacecraft 45 minutes later for the first of three mock launches. Officials said early test stages went well but the final outcome would not be known until tonight.

Cape Kennedy UPI Edward White Michael Collins Spacecraf

Holiday Toll Tops 300 in Thanksgiving Traffic Deaths

United Press International reports the autumn holiday period has produced at least 328 traffic deaths since kickoff at 6 p.m. Wednesday plus 43 fire deaths and 51 other incidents for a total toll of 431. Tragedies include a Lafay ette Ind home fire killing four children and a Keokuk Iowa armory blast raising that toll to 10. California leads with 27 traffic deaths. Texas 24. Ohio 22. Florida and New York 15 each. Michigan, Missouri, and Pennsylvania 13 each.

United Press International Lafayette Ind Midwest Keokuk Iowa California Texas Ohio Florida New York State Michigan Missouri Pennsylvania

Tax sale notice and probate appointments in county

Public notices announce a tax sale in Washington County and probate actions for the estates of T. H. Peters, Margaret Jones Hinderman, G. L Wilson, and Fern Francis Freeland Hanson, including court appointment of executors.

Washington County T. H. Peters Margaret Jones Hinderman G. L Wilson Fern Francis Freeland Hanson

March on Washington for Peace in Viet Nam draws 20000

Washington witnessed a large antiwar demonstration with 20000 or more marchers protesting U.S. Viet Nam policies. Speakers Dr. Benjamin Spock and Norman Thomas urged halting bombing and pushing for peace negotiations as police guarded the route and a Viet Cong flag controversy emerged among convention attendees.

Washington UPI U.S Viet Nam White House Chester Cooper McGeorge Bundy Cooper Washington Monument Benjamin Spock Norman Thomas Spock Thomas North Viet Nam Committee For America

Keokuk Armory blast death toll climbs to ten

Keokuk Iowa reports three more dead from Thanksgiving Eve explosion and fire at the National Guard Armory. The tally reaches ten with 38 still hospitalized including four in very critical condition at Burlington Mercy Hospital.

Keokuk Iowa UPI National Guard Iowa City Burlington Carthage Quincy Mercy Hospital Margarite Davis Graham Hospital Carl Goodrich University Hospitals Wilbur Johnson Adj Junior Miller The

Mild and chilly Iowa forecast from today to Sunday

Mostly fair and cold today with diminishing north western winds. Clear to partly cloudy tonight and Sunday. Warmer Sunday with highs 25 to 30 degrees northeast to 30s southwest. Lows tonight 15 to 20s. Monday outlook calls for mostly cloudy skies and near normal temperatures.

United Press International Iowa

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