Coup ends as Khanh forces crush Saigon uprising
In Saigon Premier Nguyen Khanh's forces quashed a rebel coup without bloodshed. Loyalist officers demanded reform, dismissing corrupt officials and punishing profiteers, while Khanh pledged civilian control. Duc joined Khanh loyalists. Phat fled. Ky and Minh remained aligned with Khanh as Cap St. Jacques talks loomed.
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Saigon
UPI
Nguyen Khanh
Khanh
Tan Son Nhut
Dalat
Cap St. Jacques
Duong van Minh
Duc
Duong van Duc
Lam van Phat
Nguyen Cao Ky
United States
Whites Boycott New York Schools Over Desegregation Plan
White parents launch a two day boycott of New York City schools protesting involuntary transfers in the board of education desegregation scheme. Estimated enrollment exceeds one million as police guard hundreds of buildings and 30 officers monitor a Queens junior high.
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New York
UPI
Board of Education
Queens
Break-ins Hit Kalona Businesses Over Weekend
Two Kalona businesses were burglarized with little cash taken. Deputy Bob Swift suspects the same culprit for both. English River Pellets reports a rear window pried, a pop machine opened with no forced entry. amount stolen unknown. Kalona Implement also shows no forced entry, a pried pop machine and about seven dollars taken. Investigations ongoing.
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Kalona
Bob Swift
English River Pellets
Kalona Implement
West Chester Man Sentenced for Incest
Arden David Roethel of West Chester appeared before Judge R. G. Yoder in district court and was sentenced to a penitentiary term at Fort Madison not to exceed 25 years for incest.
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Arden David Roethel
West Chester
R. G. Yoder
District Court
Fort Madison
Yoder
Roethel
Iowa Youth Conference Opens Year of Study at Ames
Mrs. Robert Day of Washington announces the Sept. 25 Governor's Conference on Children and Youth at Memorial Union, Iowa State University, Ames. Co chairwoman Day, with Glen E Haydon and Ken Langer as leaders, leads discussions on youth employment smoking and health youth driving problems school dropouts community recreation and family living preparation. All adults and youths are invited with no advance registration required.
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Robert Day
Washington
Iowa
Memorial Union of
Iowa State University
Ames
Urge early testing of all farm seeds
The first seed testing packet arrived at the county extension office and will be sent to the seed testing lab at Iowa State University Ames. All seed for sale must be tested for purity weed count and germination. Extension personnel urge early submission to avoid spring rush and note different seed sizes require different packet amounts. Clover alfalfa timothy and similar seeds go in four ounce or one cup packets. Oats soybeans and similar sizes require one pound or three cups.
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Iowa State University
Ames
Personel
Manpower survey cards flow in across Mt Pleasant area
This morning the IESC team reported record mail for a manpower resources survey as 7 000 letters with three cards each were mailed Thursday and 573 were returned by Friday. Two mail cartons added 800 to 1 000 more cards. total returns reached 2 200 with hopes for doubling.
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IESC
Mt. Pleasant
Mr. Emerson
East Washington
Washington
Washington Community School District election voters vote today
Voters in two Washington area zones cast ballots in the regular school board election. Rural northwest and north city voters vote at Prairie Flower school and the courthouse. Incumbent Dean Luers seeks re election with no contest for the rural post while Logan Heilman opposes Leonard Tindal in the north city race.
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Washington Community School
Washington
Washington Street
City of
Court House
Northwest
Prairie Flower School
Prairie Flower School. There Is No Contest For the Rural Board
Dean Luers
Luers
Logan Heilman
Board of Education
Leonard Tindal
Heilman
Stolen 1958 Chevrolet Found In Kalona Ditch
A 1958 Chevrolet stolen Sunday night from Dallas Chamberlin's used car lot in Kalona was recovered in a ditch by sheriff deputies. It is the fourth theft in the area in recent weeks. Fingerprints were checked, but the thief remains unidentified.
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Kalona
Dallas Chamberlin
YMCA announces fall and winter programs at Washington branch
The Washington YMCA unveils a busy fall and winter schedule with new aqua aerobics clubs Porpoise and Diving, plus updated swim times. Boys open swim and special age based gym classes are listed alongside junior and senior high leagues, youth and adult volleyball, and club meetings.
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Washington Ymca
YMCA
Ymca National Rifle Club
NFO leaders urge tight action after Wisconsin deaths
The National Farmers Organization calls for a tight market rebellion this week to honor two farmers killed in Bonduel Wisconsin. Oren Lee Staley says members will hold cattle hogs and sheep off the market to push prices while 12 Midwest farm bureaus seek an end to the action. Dynamite blasts damaged Oscar Mayer plants at Abbotsford and Medford Wisconsin as authorities map a campaign against guerrilla warfare amid escalating violence.
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Chicago
UPI
National Farmers Organization
NFO
Wisconsin
Oren Lee Staley
Idaho
Pennsylvania
Midwest
Oscar Mayer
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Staley
Corning
Iowa
Bonduel
Wis
Farm Bureau
Abbotsford
Medford
Walter Cole
Margaret Beveridge 85 Dies at Home Here Sunday
Margaret Beveridge, 85, a resident of the United Presbyterian Home, died Sunday September 12, 1963 at Washington County Hospital after several weeks illness. Funeral services are set for 10 a.m. Tuesday at Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Church with Dr. Vernon Elgin. graveside rites Wednesday at 1 p.m. at Somonauk Cemetery officiated by Rev. R. W. Copeland. Miss Beveridge, born December 18, 1878 in Somonauk, Illinois, had lived at the U P Home since 1951 and was a Monmouth College alumna. She served as a dormitory matron in mission schools and did secretarial work. Survivors include several nieces and nephews.
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Margaret Beveridge
United Presbyterian Home
Washington County
Marion Avenue
United Presbyterian Church
Vernon Elgin
Somonauk
R. W. Copeland
Sherman-Eden Funeral Home
Miss Beveridge
U.P
Somonauk, Ill
John C
Mary Ann McCleery Beveridge
Monmouth College
Funeral pending for Mrs Mina Lowe
Funeral arrangements are pending for Mrs Mina Lowe who died Monday morning at Mercy Hospital in Iowa City where she was a surgical patient Powell's Funeral Home of Wellman is in charge of arrangements
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Wellman
Mina Lowe
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Powell's
Weather Summary for Iowa Fair to partly cloudy
Weather Iowa fair to partly cloudy through Tuesday with scattered south portions late today or tonight. Cooler tonight and Tuesday. Lows tonight near 40 in the north to about 50 in the south. Highs Tuesday in the upper 60s to mid 70s.
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Iowa
VFW and Auxiliary Attend District Meeting in Muscatine
Local VFW and Auxiliary members gathered in Muscatine for a district meeting. The Auxiliary won third place in the state contest for community service and excelled in mental health membership, poppy sales, publicity, and youth activities. Dorothy Christianson of Boone served as department representative. attendees included Commander Merle Allison and President Rosemary Worley among others.
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VFW
Auxiliary
Muscatine
Dorothy Christianson
Boone
Notice of Sheriff Sale Set for September 21
Public notice announces a sheriff's sale to be held here on September 21. The item at issue is described in the official notice with details on location and terms of sale.
President Johnson awards 30 Presidential Medals of Freedom
President Johnson honors 30 recipients for achievements in public affairs arts literature science and entertainment at the White House ceremony. honorees include Acheson Bronk Copland Disney Eliot Hesden Lunt Fontanne Stevan Price Murrow Niebuhr Steinbeck Steinbeck Vinson Watson White and others for contributions to American life.
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UPI
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
White House
Dean G. Acheson
Detlev W. Bronk
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
Aaron Copland
Walter Disney
J. Frank Dobie
Texas
Lena F. Edwards
T. S. Eliot
John W. Gardner
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of Teaching
Theodore M. Hesdent
University of Notre Dame
Clarence ‘‘Kelly’’ Johnson
Frederick R. Keppel
The
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Helen A. Keller
Willem de Koenig
John L. Lewis
Walter Lippmann
Afred Lunt
Lynn Fontanne
Ralph E. McGill
Atlanta Constitution
Helen B. Taussig
Samuel Eliot Morison
Lewis Mumford
Edward R. Murrow
United States Information Agency
Reinhold Niebuhr
Leontyne Price
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