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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1972

Page

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Blackwood Brothers to Perform in Washington on Thursday

The gospel group led by James Blackwood will perform in Washington Thursday evening at 8. The renowned ensemble now features eight members, a expansion from the original quartet.

Blackwood Brothers Washington James Blackwood Washington County Dick Clark U.S. Senate Iowa St. James Gymnasium Senator Clark John Elliott

Kissinger to brief Lon Nol on Paris talks in Phnom Penh

UPI reports Henry Kissinger was due in Phnom Penh to brief Cambodian President Lon Nol on Paris peace talks progress. Embassy sources said he would confer about four hours with Lon Nol aided by Sullivan Engle and Lord.

Phnom Penh Cambodia UPI Henry A. Kissinger Lon Nol Paris U.S Kissinger Saigon South Vietnam Nguyen van Thien Nixon Southeast Asia Phnom Penh William Sullivan East Asia David Engle Winston Lord National Security Council NSC Hank Sullivan Ellsworth Bunker Tran van Lam Thieu Thien National Assembly

Farmer hid half million dollars on Md farm to guard against bank failure

GAITHERSBURG Md. Aged investor Herman Rabbitt buried 500000 dollars in cash and coins in three milk cans and an oil drum on his farm as a hedge against bank collapse. Executors, after his death at 81, unearthed the stash and had four bank clerks count it all in one day.

Gaithersburg, Md UPI Herman Rabbitt Rabbitt James R. Miller Rash Miller Here

Nixon pledges power to people over Washington bureau

In a Camp David radio address Nixon urged returning political authority to the electorate, challenging central government schemes. He spoke amid his re election drive, following signing the revenue sharing bill in Philadelphia to provide local tax relief and fund services.

Thurmont UPI Nixon Washington Camp David America Philadelphia Maryland

Politicians on TV Echo Campaign Weekend Push

Nixon broadcast nationwide pledging to return power to the people while Camp David plans a Sunday address follow a Philadelphia tax-revenue bill. Democrats for Nixon attack McGovern’s defense cuts and tax proposals, with Shriver condemning bombing claims in Hanoi and labor leaders challenging GOP espionage rumors.

Nixon McGovern Connally John B. Connally Treasury United States Europe GOP

Fall plowing blamed for increased soil erosion says conservationist

Dale Faulkner district conservationist warns fall plowing raises erosion on rolling land and wind erosion on flat land. He cites 1966 67 weather allowing extensive fall plowing and spring losses up to 25 33 tons per acre on slopes without conservation. Recommends contour chisel plowing and terraces to reduce runoff and topsoil loss.

Dale Faulkner Soil Conservation Service Office Faulkner SCS

Rainy Weekend Outlook With Warmer Temperatures

Periods of rain and a little warmer today tonight and Sunday. Highs reach the upper 40s to lower 50s today with lows in the mid 40s tonight. South winds 10 to 20 mph today, easing to under 15 mph tonight. Sunday highs in the 50s with rain chances near 90 percent today and 80 percent tonight.

Rain floods U S Southwest as floods claim lives

Rain across the nation triggers flooding in the Southwest with at least six deaths and more than 500 evacuated. Gila River and Little Colorado overflow, dam failures cause washouts on U S 160, a child drowns near Tucson, and a bridge collapse kills a person near Cliff New Mexico. Crop damage runs to millions as rains ease in the East and Midwest.

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