Farmer loses lower arm in Wellman farm accident
Ralph Tadlock, a Lexington area farmer, lost the lower part of his right arm at 4:30 p.m. Monday when his arm became entangled in a grain elevator. His brother Tom rushed him to a doctor then to Mercy Hospital Iowa City where surgeons amputated two inches below the elbow. The incident occurred on the Tadlock farm south of Wellman.
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Ralph Tadlock
Lexington
Mr. Tadlock
Tom Tadlock
Tom
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Humphrey forecasts early talks to end Vietnam War
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey said substantial negotiations to settle the Vietnam War would begin before the new administration takes office. Speaking aboard a chartered jet during a cross country trip, he reiterated support for some troop withdrawals and clarified he would not abandon his position on bombing North Vietnam.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Houston
Tex
Philadelphia
Vietnam
Defense
Clark Clifford
William C. Westmoreland
Denver
Democratic Party
North Vietnam
National Bank Tax Refunds Held in Abeyance
The Iowa Attorney General says about 100 national banks may be exempt from sales and use tax refunds based on a Supreme Court decision. The directive urges delaying refunds until the Court decides a pending case that could negate the ruling, noting potential impact on state banks and possible federal action to allow state taxation of national banks.
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DES Moines
IDPA
Iowa
George W. Murray
U. S. Supreme Court
Murray
State Revenue
Wil
Liam Forst
Massachusetts
Congress
Supreme Court
New York
High Tribunal
Revenue Department
Harold E. Hughes
Attorney General’s Office
Polk County
Synhorst
Candi Roedrick
Lawrence Russell
James Parker
Voting reshapes several Iowa school boards
United Press International reports voters in multiple Iowa districts elected new school board members amid disputes over school busing and teachers' salaries. Stormont chose Guthart Bardin and Knight. Iowa City backed three University of Iowa affiliated candidates. Davenport elected Dr Henry Philmon and incumbents Paustian and Dunsmore. Bond issues passed in Tripoli and Denver, while East Buchanan rejected a levy. Fayette approved high school improvements. Nashua backed a bond. Cedar Falls rejected higher millage. New Hampton authorized selling an old athletic field.
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Iowa City
Stormont
Iowa
Lawrence Guthart
Arlington
Ray Bardin
Lamont
Nolan Knight
Strawberry Point
University of Iowa
John E. Moore
U. of S
Russell M. Ross
Raymond Sheets
University Hospitals
Davenport
Henry Philmon
Dale Paustian
Walcott
Gerald Dunsmore
Tripoli
East
Buchanan
Fayette Community
Denver
Nashua
Cedar Falls
New Hampton
CASE LOAD GROWING Transfer funds for the aged
The Iowa Executive Council approved transferring 1.75 million in state funds from Medical Assistance to Old Age Assistance due to rising nursing care cases not covered by Medicare. Commissioner Maurice Harmon cited increases to 5,500 monthly cases and an average grant of 187 dollars for the first fiscal year.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
Kennedy warmly greeted by teen crowd in Chicopee
Senator Edward M. Kennedy made his first political appearance since his brother’s assassination drawing an emotional, tearful welcome from hundreds of high school girls in Chicopee Mass. He endorsed the Humphrey Muskie ticket and campaigned for Rep. Edward P. Boland in a tight primary against former Springfield Mayor Charles V. Ryan. He pressed through a crowd of over 1,000 to Boland’s campaign headquarters.
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Chicopee
Mass
UPI
Edward M. Kennedy
Robert
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Edward P. Boland
Springfield
Charles V. Ryan
Hubert H. Humphrey
Maine
Edmund S. Muskie
Boland
VOTE RESULTS FROM AREA TOWNS
Lloyd named to school post and 114 of 118 votes for Washington Community School Board. Columbus Junction selects 114 for three year term. Henseon elected treasurer with 113 votes. Wellman picks Droz and Reif with large totals. Riverside area reelects Gerot trio. Keota voters back incumbents in director districts one and three. millage defeat. Election winners noted across area school boards.
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James E. Lloyd
Washington Community School Board
Lloyd
Robert Coon
Joe Jones
Leon Hillman
Columbus Junction
Lewis Newell
Columbus Community School Board
J. E. Henseon
Raymond Bailey
Delno Stineman
Board of Education
Adelia Klipstein
Wellman
Jack Droz
Logan Reif
Mid - Prairie School Board
Dr. Droz
Reif
Riverside
Highland Community School Board
Robert Gerot
Ted Gerot
Dean Cole
Keota
Donald Norenberg
George Chase
B. D. Hawkins
Ray Schwenke
Carol Richardson
Richard Flynn
Genevieve Lyle
Area XV
Viet Cong raid hits Saigon school in midday attack
In Dan Trung High School Saigon three Viet Cong terrorists opened fire in the faculty dining room killing one teacher and wounding three. The assailants fled as terrified students watched. Nearby Da Nang saw the US 27th Marine Regiment begin withdrawing 104 troopers aboard a plane, while official figures tallied Viet Cong casualties and civilian losses during the week.
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Saigon
UPS
Dan Trung High School
Cholon District
UPI
da Nang
U.S. 27Th Marine Regiment
U.S
Nixon Campaign Blames Humphrey for Inflation
Nixon and his aides frame the inflationary crisis as a result of Johnson era policies, tying Hubert Humphrey to rising prices and high interest rates. Robert Ellsworth urges voters to judge Humphrey on four years of Democratic leadership while meeting with business leaders at New York's Pierre Hotel.
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New York
UPI
Hubert H. Humphrey
GOP
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Johnson
Robert Ellsworth
Pierre
Humphrey
Ellsworth
Hubert Humphrey
America
Congress
White House
Ellworth
Elsworth
Washington
B’nai B’rith
National Jewish Service Organization
Weather Iowa Fair Warm Trend Through Wednesday
Iowa forecast calls for fair skies with a slow warming trend through Wednesday. Tonight lows 50 to 55 degrees, Wednesday highs in the 80s.
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United Press International
Iowa
Probate of wills and executors for Orris and Patterson
Probate notices announce the wills of Ralph Dealvry Orris and Clara Patterson and the appointment of executors. The estates proceed under court supervision with standard filings and timelines for claims and notifications.
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Ralph Dealvry Orris
Clara Patterson
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