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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1967

Page

1

Governors adjourn amid Vietnam split at governors conference

The seagoing annual governors conference closed with a political setback for President Johnson as a Vietnam measure failed to gain three fourths. Ohio Gov. Rhodes was the only Republican to back the resolution after California Gov. Reagan revealed a White House message. The vote stood 26 to 18, with Connally defending a nonpartisan stand on the issue.

ST. Croix V.S James A. Rhodes Ohio Vietnam Ronald Reagan California White House Reagan Texas John E. Connally Connally

Antiwar Protesters Mass Demonstration at Pentagon

Thousands marched on Washington for a major antiwar rally at the Lincoln Memorial. Organizers predicted up to 100000 participants with plans to block Pentagon entrances, while authorities deployed tens of thousands of troops and police to maintain order during the weekend protest.

Washington UPI Pentagon Lincoln Memorial Memorial Potomac River Defense Department Potomac’ River Seaboard District of Columbia U.S

Jailed Without Bond in Klan Conspiracy Case

Federal judge Harold Cox denounced two Ku Klux Klan defendants as he sentences seven Klansmen convicted of conspiracy in the 1964 slaying of three civil rights workers near Philadelphia Mississippi. A deputy sheriff and a former nightclub bouncer were accused of threatening intimidation with talk of dynamite as Cox warned against loose talk.

Meridian Miss UPI Harold Cox Cox Federal District Court Mississippi Philadelphia Neshoba County Cecil Price Alton Wayne Roberts Jackson Samuel H. Bowers

Regional centers plan under challenge in Iowa

Iowa lawmakers question the legality of Gov Harold Hughes executive order to create 16 regional state government centers. Rep Floyd Edgington asked Attorney General Richard Turner for an opinion while Covington outlines centralizing some field offices to bring government closer to residents. Proposed sites include Sioux City Spencer Mason City Decorah Fort Dodge Waterloo Dubuque Carroll Des Moines Marshalltown Cedar Rapids Davenport Council Bluffs Creston Ottumwa and Burlington.

DES Moines IDPA Harold Hughes Floyd Edgington Sheffield Republican Atty Richard Turner Hughes Frank Covington Covington Sioux City Spencer Mason City Decorah Fort Dodge Waterloo Dubuque Carroll Marshalltown Cedar Rapids Davenport Council Bluffs Creston Ottumwa Burlington

Study possibility of concert series in Washington

A meeting in the YMCA quiet room on Tuesday at p.m. invites all interested in sponsoring a concert series here this winter. Ralph Ledin of Allied Concert Series will discuss plans. Robert Day chairs the committee with Mrs. J. W. Helscher and Mrs. Tom Essex assisting. If interest appears, Minneapolis agents may bring nationally known musicians for a federal case study to consider murder indictments in Philadelphia slayings.

Washington YMCA Quiet Room Ralph Ledin Allied Concert Series Minneapolis Philadelphia Johnson Michael Schwerner Andrew Goodman James Chaney Meridian Goodman Mississippi

Violence Flare Ups Hit Los Angeles District

In Los Angeles a surge of violence with scattered firebombings and rubbish fires challenged security in a predominantly Negro area. Police, aided by 98 reserves, reported clashes with rock throwing and Mveloto cocktails. Thirty-two arrests on Friday lifted the two day total to 63, including 13 adults and 19 juveniles. Black power advocates addressed about 200 people, criticizing police and the city school board.

Los Angeles UPI Black Power Los Angeles City School Board

Clash at Oakland induction center stirs protests

In Oakland California police from nine counties contained a surge of about 4 000 Vietnam protesters outside the induction center. Two thousand officers kept order as 21 were arrested and 23 injured, with cars overturned and streets blocked for hours before inductees were moved inside.

Oakland Calif UPI Oakland Induction Center Port Chicago

Weather Iowa Turns Warmer With Clear to Partly Cloudy Skies

United Press International reports Iowa will be clear to partly cloudy and warmer today through Sunday. Winds from the south to southwest at about 10 mph this afternoon. Highs 65 to 70, nights down to 35 to 40.

Iowa

Two Heavy Battles Halt Communist Election Disruption

UPI reports 318 Viet Cong and North Vietnamese troops killed in three battles that thwarted Communist plans to disrupt South Vietnam's congressional elections. South Vietnamese forces and American bombers killed 197 attackers trapped on an ancient burial ground, with 75 more killed in jungle fighting south of the isolation area.

Saigon Vietnam Mekong Delta South Vietnam Carla U.S North Vietnam UPI Thomas Corpora South China U.S. Army 1St Air Cavalry Division James O. McKenna Scarsdale N.Y

Miller attacks Des Moines questionnaire amid poverty debate

U.S. Senator Jack Miller of Iowa accuses anti poverty officials of misusing questionnaires intended for Des Moines city council voters. He questions OEO actions, citing Congress and Hatch Act constraints, while urging caution as the program faces House resistance. The report also covers Vietnam battlefield blows as U.S. forces report multiple engagements near Saigon and along the Mekong Delta.

Des Moines UPI U.S Jack Miller Iowa Miller Congress Office of Economic Opportunity OEO Shriver Senate

Appointment of administrator for Mable D Baldwin estate

Minutes of the Washington city council meeting include the appointment of an administrator for the estate of Mable D Baldwin. The quarterly district school report outlines current financials, budget allocations, and upcoming expenditures for the district.

Mable D. Baldwin Washington City

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