News in Brief: Panmunjom talks on Pueblo crew status stall
United States and North Korean envoys met in Panmunjom for their 22nd discussion on the Pueblo crew of 82. The State Department reported no breakthrough since the ship’s capture on January 23. Nearby items note Iowa polio cases, canal closure in Berlin, a flaming funeral protest at Michigan State, Freeman on meat imports, and Delaware welfare reform calls.
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Freak car accident injures mother and daughter near Millersburg
Mrs James Baldwin 52 of rural Ladora is in critical condition at University Hospitals Iowa City after a car rolled backward onto her and her 4 year old daughter Ellen on an inclined Schulz farm driveway. Both were rushed for treatment following neighbor and wrecker assistance.
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Weather Outlook Iowa Partly Cloudy Then Cooler
United Press International reports in Iowa that tonight and Wednesday will be partly cloudy with a cooler turn on Wednesday. Lows tonight expected 55 to 65 and Wednesday highs 75 to 80. Thursday outlook remains partly cloudy and cooler.
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Iowa
Thuong Duc siege: U S Green Berets face 7000 attackers
UPI reports near Saigon that Thuong Duc outpost holds under siege by about 7000 North Vietnamese, with heavy losses likely for the besiegers. U S B52s bomb north of the camp as mortar and rocket fire collide with defenders and Vietnamese irregulars.
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Hearing on Chicago disorders at Democratic convention
A House Un-American Activities subcommittee hearing opened into the Chicago confrontations with police and protesters including Yippies. Witnesses portrayed the disruptions as engineered to aid Hanoi and disrupt the U.S. political system. Security tightened as demonstrators in Halloween costumes clashed briefly with Capitol police.
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Longshoremen Strike Ports Across Atlantic and Gulf
About 75,000 ILA longshoremen walked out at 12 01 a m EDT as their contract expired, halting loading and forcing travelers to carry baggage. President Johnson invoked Taft Hartley to back temporary return to work within an 80 day cooling off period while a three member panel studies economic impact.
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Land of promise ends in truck tragedy in Texas
Forty six Mexican men sought jobs in Chicago by paying 10 to 12 dollars for a ride. They were locked in a nonventilated truck van found abandoned in San Antonio. One man Severiano Cervantes died of suffocation and twelve others were hospitalized with heat exhaustion. the rest were jailed for questioning as authorities investigated the cross border shipment.
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San Ignacio
Jalisco
Fortas Foes Win Reject Bid to End Filibuster
In Washington the Senate refused to invoke cloture on Abe Fortas as chief justice, marking a rebuke to President Johnson. The vote leaves Fortas on the nomination calendar as Republicans and conservative Southern Democrats argued over a $15,000 lecture fee and questioned Warren's ongoing resignation status.
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Lowans Protest Tax Assessments In Plymouth County
Des Moines UPI State Revenue Director William Forst told a Plymouth County delegation that the office will review the county's annual assessments. Farmers argued average increases of 47 percent caused more than 100 complaints and several lawsuits. Attorney Richard Beebe urged fairness and equality with other taxpayers during the department’s county review.
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UPI
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Plymouth County
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Forst
Beebe
Missionary Phillip Masters Killed in Indonesia Ambush
Mapleson, Iowa parents Mr. and Mrs. Tom Masters learned Monday their missionary son, Rev. Phillip Masters, 36, was killed in Indonesia. A cablegram from Rev. Masters’ widow said they were ambushed while scouting for an airstrip with another missionary. details remain unclear.
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Iowa
UPI
Tom Masters
Phillip Masters
Indonesia
Intercepted Memo on Bombing and Votes in Tennessee
An intercepted memo from Hubert Humphrey in Nashville discusses bombing as a possible issue but notes that votes have not yet been counted. The brief hints at political maneuvering and the tension between security events and electoral outcomes.
Nixon builds father image amid scant dissent in campaign
DETROIT UP I Richard M Nixon strengthens the father figure image eight years older and wiser to unite a divided nation. The campaign faces little visible opposition as protesters trouble Democratic rivals. Nixon criticizes the Seattle protest scene and urges stricter cross state riot laws while awaiting Humphrey’s Vietnam talks plan.
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Statement of ownership and management for Evening Journal
Probate of will and appointment of executor are outlined for the estate of Sylvia C. Bartholomew, detailing the legal actions and designation of the estate administrator. The notice confirms the roles of owners, managers, and fiduciaries connected to the publication.
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