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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1967

Page

1

Early season snow blankets Washington area

A three inch wet snow cover fell across the Washington region with more in a mid morning shower. The storm disrupted farming with moisture delaying harvests and threatening lodging in corn and soy fields while causing minor traffic incidents along highways. Davenport suffered the heaviest impact with four inches of snow and one death from electrocution. Temperatures expected to rise and melt most snow.

Washington Jim Frier Iowa Davenport Lester Schadel Weather Bureau

Woman testifies of abduction and shooting to thwart Hoffa case

In Chattanooga Mary Gordon Francis, a former Teamsters secretary and key Hoffa witness, says she was abducted and shot to stop her testimony. She was later jailed for trying to have her ex-husband killed and recounts warning from captors amid a manhunt for two more suspects.

Chattanooga, Tenn UPI Teamsters Union James R. Hoffa Mary Gordon Francis Francis Harold Francis Jackie Renner Robinson

Hope for adjournment as Congress targets Thanksgiving

Congress sets Thanksgiving as the adjournment target and shifts to offloading legislation until next year. House clears five funding bills, seeks to finish pay, poverty, foreign aid, and Social Security actions, while Senate fights over a $5 billion pay raise and Social Security liberalization.

Washington UPI House Senate House Labor Committee

Lee County OKs ambulance deal to prevent service gap

Keokuk Iowa United Press International report says the Lee County Board of Supervisors approved an agreement with a Montrose company to supply ambulance service for the county just days before funeral directors plan to stop the county's ambulance service.

Keokuk, Iowa UPI Lee County Board of Supervisors Montrose

Aerial Offensive Hits Hanoi Fourth Straight Day

UPI reports Hanoi suffered another major air raid as U S forces mounted a fourth consecutive day campaign. Waves of Navy and Air Force planes struck targets including the Paul Doumer Bridge and Gia Lam area near Hanoi airport, with B52s hitting the Mu Gia pass and several airfields. Casualties and downed aircraft were claimed by both sides as the broader ground war intensified around Saigon and Haiphong.

Saigon UPI Hanoi U.S. Navy Paul Doumer Long Bien Giam Lam Radio Cmdr John Sydney McCain John S. McCain Jr U.S Red Europe John S. McCain Gia Lam International Control Commission Poland Canada India China North Vietnam Haiphong

Iowa Weather Summary From United Press International

Generally fair across most of the state tonight with a chance of few snow flurries in the extreme northeast. Cooler tonight with lows in the 30s. Generally fair and warmer Saturday with highs in the 40s to 50s. Sunday outlook partly cloudy and a little warmer.

United Press International Iowa

House Approves Bill for 4.5 Percent Military Pay Raise

The House approved a 385 to 2 vote backing a 4.5 percent overall military pay package retroactive to Oct 1, boosting base pay 5.6 percent and raising allowances, bonuses, and separation pay. The plan ties future military raises to civilian federal wages, with steps in 1968 and 1969. Estimated cost tops $2.7 billion over three years, plus $5 billion with civilian raises.

Washington UPI House Uniformed Services H.R. Gross Iowa Glenn Davis Wis Senate

Nation Moves Toward Universal Standard Time This Spring

Washington reports that 46 states will switch to standard time this Sunday at 2 a.m. with only Kentucky Hawaii Alaska and parts of Indiana outside the change. Officials say the Uniform Time Act of 1966 will eventually cover all states, ending the fragmented time zones that complicate travel and scheduling. Boundary disputes in Indiana Kansas Nebraska and North Dakota remain and should be resolved before next daylight time. The system originated with 1883 railroad zones and was codified by Congress in 1918, with daylight saving time enacted in wartime laws.

Washington UPI Kentucky Hawaii Alaska Indiana Ment of Transportation Kansas Nebraska North Dakota Transportation Department Congress

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