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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1966

Page

1

Payroll Division Leads Campaign Drive For Community Chest

The Community Chest payroll division begins solicitations today under the plan that withholds weekly contributions from workers’ pay. General Chairman Joe Evanovich says the payroll effort will be crucial this year, aiming to reach all employees in Washington businesses and industries while avoiding home contact. Beneficiaries include Red Feather agencies and a YMCA membership incentive for 80 cent weekly contributors, with expected higher overall goals and expanded participation from outside-community workers. The drive began amid plans to raise the budget beyond 1965 levels as agencies face increased needs and costs. continued on page 4.

Washington Community Chest Appeal Red Feather Washington Community Chest Charlie Hayes Red Feather Activities Joe Evanovich The Journal Community Chest Evanovich Oes Washington Ymca YMCA Rman

Massive air strikes hit Viet Nam fronts and delta

U S and allied forces unleashed large scale air strikes across the Mekong Delta and northern frontiers in Viet Nam. Reports say 209 enemy dead and 161 captured as Marines and South Vietnamese troops engaged Viet Cong, with 17 anti-aircraft emplacements destroyed and air support missions led by Maj. Robert D. McCann. A second air wave near Phan Thiet possibly killed more enemy troops. The 25th Infantry Division seized 293 tons of rice from fleeing Viet Cong, enough to feed about 1,800 troops for 218 days.

Robert D. McCann Phoenix Ariz Air Force Phan Thiet 25Th Infantry Saigon

Zoning Meeting Set for Washington County Auditorium

Washington County residents may learn about all phases of county zoning at an 8 p.m. meeting in the Washington High School auditorium. The Washington County zoning commission sponsors the event to explain the zoning program and its purposes. Robert Miller will outline zoning history and the proposed county plan and moderate a panel including zoning commission members, a Des Moines Iowa Development Commission representative, and Jim Maynard of Powers and Associates who helped draft the proposal.

Washington County Washington High School Washington County Zoning Commission Robert Miller Miller County Zoning Commission Iowa Development Commission Des Moines Jim Maynard Powers and Associates Iowa City

Iowa Gov Hughes Pushes Tax Revision and Reform

Governor Harold Hughes argues that tax revision and governmental reorganization are the true gut issues of his campaign. He says these reforms cross party lines and could be supported by Democrats and Republicans alike, noting past studies without enactment and urging public interest to push meaningful changes in Iowa.

Harold Hughes Hughes Glamo Hughs Can William Murray Iowa Natural Resources Council Democrat Party Iowa Des Moines USDPA GOP Republican Party Murray Iowa State University Republican Research Committee IPERS Tax Commission

Weather outlook from Annea TOWA

Mostly cloudy Tuesday with a chance of showers. Lows tonight in the 40s and highs Tuesday generally in the 60s.

Annea Towa

UN hears plea for all Asian Viet Nam conference

Malaysia urges United Nations to back an all Asian conference on Viet Nam and seeks admission of Red China to the UN without unseating Nationalist China. Razak notes reconciliation with Indonesia as Sukarno recalls Indonesia to UN. He backs Ferdinand Marcos proposal for talks to bring belligerents to the table, not dictate a solution. General Assembly moves to a tight agenda before December 20.

United Nations UPI Malaysia Viet Nam Tun Abdul Razak China China Razak Indonesia Sukarno Jakarta Security Council Suhart Razak

Miller attacks spending policies in Great Society critique

U S Senator Jack Miller told Republican Women in SPENDER Iowa that money alone cannot create a great society. He urged channeling funds from the War on Poverty to state programs and trained staff, noting $700 million funded first year and up to 27 billion sought, arguing waste and lack of qualified personnel. A National Geographic note says Florida poachers killed 50 000 avocados in 1965.

Spender Iowa U.S Jack Miller 6Th District Council of Republican Women Miller Great Society Florida National Geographic

IMF Chief Urges Rich Nations to Help Poor Brighten World

IMF managing director Pierre-Paul Schweitzer urged the United States and Great Britain to stop squabbling over money to free aid for poverty fight. World Bank president George Woods warned of a growing aid gap as rich nations lag in economic growth and aid. He called for balance in international accounts to prevent a downturn in Asia, Africa, and Latin America.

Washington International Monetary Fund IMF Pierre - Paul Schweitzer United States Great Britain Schweitzer World Bank George Woods Asia Africa Latin America Woods Britain U.S

Schmidhauser Attacks Schwengel Over Campaign Money

Iowa City Democrat Rep. John Schmidhauser challenged Republican ex-Congressman Fred Schwengel over campaign funds. He cited a second unsolicited apology for large eastern contributions and asked if Schwengel had pledged to President Nixon for 1968.

Iowa City Iowa UPI John Schmidhauser Djowa Fred Schwengel Schmidhauser Fred Schwenger Schmidhauser Schwengel Richard Nixon

TWO DAYS OF TALKS Erhard Johnson confer at White House

President Johnson and West German Chancellor Erhard began a two day meeting at the White House focusing on nuclear strategy NATO defenses and the U S troop presence in Europe The talks likely centered on money the dollar drain from 249000 U S troops in West Germany and future arms purchases under the current two year agreement. Erhard signaled West Germany cannot sustain present spending and sought a revision of terms while not renouncing the pact.

Washington UPD Johnson Erhard NATO Europe Texas White House U.S West Germany United States Germany Gerhard Schroeder Kai-Uwe von Hassel Dean Rusk George Ball George McGhee Bonn

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