Attempted coup collapse in Indonesia shocks world
Tokyo radio reports Sukarno overthrown by a palace guard backed revolutionary council and later says Nasution crushed the coup. Army leadership placed under Maj. Gen. Suharto as councils form nationwide to avert further actions. U.S. relations strained as Sukarno’s anti U.S. stance deepens and Indonesia's position amid China ties noted.
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Shuharto
Col. Untung
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Untung
Subandrio
Air Force
Omar Dani
Navy
Adm
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Sutjipto Judodihardjo
Leimena
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Young organist to play here Tuesday
Richard Smith, a 19 year old organist with theater church and hotel engagements, is featured in a free concert at Washington Community High School auditorium Tuesday evening October 5 at 8 15 p m. John Yousling of the Wurlitzer Co will also appear. Both will play at the Y s Men's meeting. Ev eretts Music Co brings the concert.
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Washington Community High School
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New York
Radio City Music Hall
John Yousling
Wurlitzer Company
Washington
Yousling
Dick Smith
Everetts Music Company
Economic Opportunity Act Meeting Planned in Washington County
Washington County organizations and churches are urged to send representatives to a county wide meeting at the courthouse to discuss the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964. The session starts 8 p.m. Tuesday Oct 5 in the court room to decide whether Washington County will form a Community Action program under federal law.
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YMCA bids open for building modernization plans
Robert Reed announces bids for YMCA Building modernization will be opened at a public meeting on Tuesday October 5 in the East Room. Building committee and Board of Directors will be present. plans mirror May capital fund proposal with minor material changes for long term maintenance. Construction to begin later in October with services moved to Lincoln School and Ben Franklin Store location. The swimming program scope will depend on contractor selection.
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Ymca - Ymca Building Committee
YMCA
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Reed
Building Capital Fund
Ben Franklin
Lincoln School
Hering Named Memorial Gifts Chairman for Iowa Heart
Juanita Hering of Washington state Bank Washington Iowa has been named Memorial Gifts Chairman for the Iowa Heart Association in Washington. She says memorial contributions help fund research for heart disease and that donors receive an acknowledgment receipt. Memorial gifts go to Miss Hering at the Washington State Bank. Saturday features the YMCA Buddy Day with boys bringing non members to participate in gym or swim and attend a 60 cent dinner. buddies admitted free. Deadline to sign up for lunch is 10:30 a.m.
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Washington State Bank
Washington
Iowa
Iowa Heart Association
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Washington County
Hering
Washington Ymca
McNamara orders change in Army Reserve plan
Defense Secretary McNamara announced the dissolution of 751 Army Reserve units as part of a shift toward 135000 National Guard and 15000 Reserve soldiers for potential Viet Nam duty. The move, supported by Congress but challenging, aims to raise combat readiness without a formal merger.
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Organized Army Reserve
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Viet Nam
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Robert S. McNamara
Army Reserve
National Guard
Organized Reserve
MacNamara
Congress
F. Edward
Herbert
D-La
House
Armed Services Reserves
Department
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Public Notices Today Evening Journal ownership and management
Statement of ownership management and circulation for the Evening Journal appears in Public Notices Today on page 6. It lists the paper's ownership structure and editorial leadership along with circulation figures and publication details for the current period.
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Evening Journal
Politicians Testify On Reapportionment Hearing In Des Moines
A Polk County District Court hearing heard that subdistricting could aid both voters and politicians. Lt. Gov. Robert Fulton backed very loose multi member district subdistricting while Sen. David Stanley argued one member districts ease voter and candidate burdens. Fulton urged keeping guidelines in loose terms and preferred not to place subdistricting in the Iowa Constitution. Witnesses included Sam Wise Altoona mayor and Kate Goldman Des Moines housewife both former Polk County primary candidates who cited voter identification and outreach difficulties.
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David Stanley
Muscatine
Court of
Harry Perkins
Fulton
Iowa
Sam Wise
Altoona
Kate Goldman
Wise
Kiwanis Adventure Series Opens With Ocean Depths Film
The fifth annual Travel and Adventure series sponsored by the Kiwanis club in Washington opens Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the high school auditorium. The first program features Owen Lee's film Exploring Inner Space about ocean depths, shot by a photographer who was part of Jacques Cousteau's French diving team. Season tickets for six programs are $5 and available at the door before Monday's start.
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Evening Journal
Journal
Washington High School
Christine Campbell
Jean Johnson
Carla Grimes
Carol Carson
Barb Bennett
Becky Waters
Dallas Kinney
Washington
Kiwanis Club
Owen Lee
Jacques- Yves Costeau
Red Sea
Mediterranean
Indian Ocean
Caribbean
Johnson pushes new look for world monetary system
President Johnson urged immediate international monetary reform at the World Bank IMF meeting to replace the dollar drain and balance of payments deficit. He called for a global educational effort and a task force to fight ignorance, noting no crisis but a need for action now. He praised past U.S. deficits for fostering global currencies and warned against ongoing reserve erosion.
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UPI
Johnson
United States
World Bank
International Monetary Fund
America
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Monetary Fund
The
Fund
Iowa Weather Forecast Fair Through Saturday Warmer West
United Press International reports Iowa will stay fair through Saturday with warmer conditions in the west. Tonight lows 40 to 45. Saturday highs range from the 60s in the northeast to the 10s in the southwest. Outlook shows continued fair weather and slightly warmer temperatures Sunday.
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United Press International
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