Johnson in Australia greeted by cheering crowds and protests
President Johnson arrived in Canberra to jubilant crowds and antiwar demonstrators. He urged North Vietnam to end the fighting, warn that miracles from Manila were unlikely, and pressed a “war for human dignity” across Asia while Australian and New Zealand leaders faced domestic Viet Nam tensions.
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Proportionate sharing urged to cut Iowa school taxes
Iowa school administrator Walter L. Hetzel of Ames touts a proportionate sharing plan to cut local property taxes. The state would fund 40 percent and locals 60 percent of public education costs, expanding annual state aid from 41.5 million to about 190 million, with safeguards on aid percentages per district. He argues this would reduce inequities between rich and poor districts and ease tax burdens, noting transportation costs and personal property are treated differently under the plan.
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Weather outlook for Iowa mild and warm Friday
United Press International reports fair and warmer conditions across Iowa tonight and Friday. Lows tonight range from 35 to 42 degrees with Friday highs near 70 east to around 80 degrees in the west.
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Oakland high school reopens amid tense riot aftermath
Police maintain shotgun patrols as Castlemont High School resumes after a second night of violence. Officers in helmets monitor a 24 block area on 4th Street where windows were smashed and arson, weapons charges, and disturbances rose totals to 46 arrests over two days. Governor Brown and state agencies are kept informed as National Guard and CHP leadership coordinate response.
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Washington city council minutes and notices report
Proceedings of the board of supervisors on Oct. 12 and public notices page. Includes Washington city council minutes, quarterly county hospital report, Iowa election proclamation, and notice of incorporation for Tart K. Wood and Sons, Inc, plus appointments or executors for the estate of Joseph A. Pacha.
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Minneapolis captures Charles Wallerich in bank robbery case
Minneapolis police say Charles R. Wallerich, an escaped convict linked to the Lester Prairie bank robbery and a kidnapping, was caught about 10:30 a.m. after shots were fired. federal charges accuse him of bank robbery kidnapping and interstate transport of a stolen vehicle.
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Sen Harry Byrd dies in Virginia at 79
Former Senator Harry F. Byrd of Virginia died at his Berryville home from a malignant brain tumor at age 79. A longtime power in state and federal politics, he had been in a coma since early July and chaired the Senate Finance Committee during a 32 year Senate career.
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Car sought in Wallerich case in Keokuk County
Sheriff officials urge residents to watch for a white 1960 Chevrolet four door with Minnesota plates MCA 278 linked to bank robber Charles R. Wallerich who fled from Minnesota to Keokuk County this week. The vehicle was used to abduct a Minnesota couple before Wallerich disappeared. Notify local or Keokuk County authorities if found.
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Ky to cede control as Saigon cabinet crisis eases
Premier Nguyen Cao Ky said a dissident cabinet minister will run the country while he attends Manila talks with President Johnson and Asian leaders. Deputy Premier Nguyen Lao Vien, a resigning minister, remains in government, with five others pausing resignations. Saigon student leaders protest police arrest timing while Ky plans to brief the Manila conference on anti Communist aims and democratic reconstruction.
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