Sukarno forces seize Untung
Indonesian Army reports Lt. Col. Untung, palace guard leader of the September 30 movement, captured near Tegal while attempting to flee toward Semarang. Anti Communist crackdowns intensify as 500000 march in Medan demanding death for PKI and a ban on Communists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
UPI
Untung
Sukarno
Jakarta
Medan
Radio
Ibnu Subroto
Army
Subandrio
Revolutionary Council
Radio Jakarta
Freedom Square
Trouble on Crawfordville school bus protests escalates
In Crawfordville Georgia a white youth injures television cameraman Laurens Pierce of the Columbia Broadcasting System during a clash as Negro students seek to board white school buses. Police arrest 15 Negro students while Klansmen and protesters gather around the courthouse square amid King era rhetoric and nearby rallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordville
UPI
Laurens Pierce
Columbia
Pierce
M. B. Moore
Martin Luther King Jr
King
Atlanta
Friendship Baptist Church
Courthouse
J. Howard Sims
Sims
Johnson Resting After Gall Bladder Surgery
Washington reports President Johnson had a good night's sleep and mild discomfort five days after gall bladder operation. Doctors advise a take-it-easy regimen at Bethesda Naval Hospital as he improves and walks unassisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Moyers
White Oak District Voters Back School Merger 14 to 7
Dwight Bode, Washington County superintendent, says White Oak district in Dutch Creek Township voted 14 to 7 to merge with Washington Community School District. The White Oak unit, five square miles in the county's southwest, will become part of Washington on July 1, 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Bode
Washington County
White Oak
Dutch Creek Township
Washington Community
Washington
Probate of will and administrator for Myrtle Kelley
Public notice announces probate of Myrtle Kelley will and appointment of an administrator. The notice sets forth court action to settle the estate and directs interested parties to respond or appear by a specified deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Kelley
Two Escape Injuries In Highway 92 Crash
A pickup driven by William R. Robuck and a car driven by Richard Turici collided on Highway 92 about 3 miles east of Washington at 11 50 a m. A blown left front tire caused Robuck to cross the center line and hit Turici. Turici, a Davenport Oscar Mayer employee, suffered facial lacerations and a broken hand. He was treated at Washington hospital and then University Hospitals in Iowa City. Robuck had minor injuries. The car damage was estimated at 800 to 900 dollars. the pickup was a total wreck.
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Tegal
Java
Jakarta
Semarang
Graduate Association of Indonesia
Washington
Highway 92
R. Robuck
Ainsworth
Richard Turici
Iowa Leads in Corn Outlook. Illinois Bigger Crop Predicted
UPI reports USDA estimates Iowa corn at 817,938,000 bushels with 81 bushels per acre, unchanged from September. Illinois is forecast at 891,026,000 bushels with 94 bushels per acre. National crop estimated at 4,179,187,000 bushels amid soybean warnings. Rhodesia topic also noted with UN resolution urging Britain to block independence declaration.
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Washington
UPI
U.S. Agriculture Department
Iowa
Illinois
Agriculture Department
Prairie State
USDA
Department
Escaped siege in Vietnam valley prompts large flee
More than 2,000 Communist troops escaped a trap in the central highlands near An Khe as Operation Shining Bayonet was launched by U S Army 1st Cavalry Division and Vietnamese forces. Prisoners reported the Song Lo regiment withdrew, nine captured, 40 suspects detained, and light U S casualties. Air and artillery strikes killed about 60 Viet Cong. American pilots bailed and were rescued.
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Soui LA Tinh
Viet Nam
1St Cavalry Division
Central Highlands
Saigon
1St Cavalry
Flying Horsemen
U.S
North Viet Nam
Iron Triangle
173Rd
U.S. Airborne Brigade
Dr Couchman to Speak at U P Home Anniversary
The United Presbyterian Home marks its eighteenth anniversary on October 14 in Washington. Dr Gaylord M Couchman of the University of Dubuque will speak after guided tours of new cottages and a memorial tribute. The public is invited to attend all events and a noon basket lunch.
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Smith Brookhart
Sherman
Hall
W. T. McIntyre
George Kerr
Richard Colby
East Washington
Sherman Hall
Gaylord M. Couchman
University of Dubuque
Couchman
Iowa
Westminster United Presbyterian Church
Dubuque
Iowa Association of Private Colleges and Universities
College
More Cubans on way to Florida
Cuban refugees continued to flee by small boats toward Florida as rough seas challenged Coast Guard rescue. Cape Darby towed three craft with 47 people, including 20 women, 25 men and 2 children, from the Florida Straits. Debarkation reports nine more boats waiting to load toward Camarioca.
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Key West
Fla
UPI
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Florida Straits
Coast Guard
Debarkation
Camarioca
U.S
United States
Castro
Man Killed When Gas Truck Traffic Crash Occurs Near Mason City
Glenn Lee, 69, of Ventura, died instantly when his car was broadside by a gasoline transport at an intersection of U.S. 18 and a Cerro Gordo County road. The four-vehicle wreck injured driver Ellsworth A. Oehlert and prompted fire crews to prevent gasoline leaks from two leaking transports near Clear Lake and Garner. Iowa’s 1965 traffic toll rose to 576, 57 below last year’s figure.
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Mason City
Iowa
UPI
Glenn Lee
Ventura
U.S. 18
Cerro Gordo
Here
Lee
Ellsworth A. Oehlert
Clear Lake
Oehlert
Leo Fevold
Goldfield
John Allen Jenison
Goodell
Fevold
Jenison
Garner
Iowa Board Accepting bids to sell 4800 acres of state land
The Iowa Board of Control plans to auction about 4,800 acres of state owned land and three cattle herds by year end. Sealed bids for the 687 acre Clive Prison Farm near Des Moines will open Friday at 2 p.m. Gov Hughes urged quick action as he leaves for Japan. Auctions will also target lands at Independence Mount Pleasant Clarinda and Cherokee totaling about 4,054 acres along with cattle from those sites. A herd at Clarinda has already sold for 38,980 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
UPI
Iowa Board of Control
James A. Gay
Iowa Executive Council
Clive
Gay
Clive Honor
Harold E. Hughes
Japan
Far East
Independence
Mount Pleasant
Clarinda
Cherokee
County meeting to elect Community Action committee
Washington County residents are invited to a public meeting at the county courthouse this evening at 8 p.m. to elect a county wide Community Action committee. Representatives from all county groups are urged to attend as the committee will work with Johnson County on programs under the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
County Court House
Johnson County
Weather outlook for Iowa through Wednesday
United Press International reports generally fair conditions tonight and Wednesday with warmer readings in the west. Lows range from the mid 30s east to about 40 west, and highs from the upper 60s east to the mid 70s west, followed by cloudy cooler conditions and a few showers on Thursday.
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United Press International
Iowa
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Journal
Dallas Kinney
Johnson
William
Turici
Rhodesia
United Nations
General Assembly
Britain
France
DR. Couchman
U.P
United Presbyterian Home
Florida
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