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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1967

Page

1

Nuclear strike power to rise tenfold against Soviet Union

The United States plans a major leap in strategic nuclear capability. Officials estimate missiles could overwhelm Soviet defenses, expanding warhead numbers from about 1,600 to as many as 8,000 to 16,000. This growth relies on Pentagon programs such as Mal- (Mal) development, with figures described as rough illustrations rather than exact limits.

Soviet Union U.S United States Pentagon

Johnson to Look Rio Grande Flood Area Today

President Johnson planned a personal look this afternoon at flood damage in the Rio Grande Valley. Beulah's floodway Arroyo Colorado dropped about a half inch per hour while authorities warned no new severe flooding expected at Brownsville Matamoros remained hopeful. Officials noted 41 deaths, 200000 homeless, and $1 billion in damage as Brownsville’s risk eased with the river tamed.

Harlingen Johnson Arroyo Colorado Red Cross Arthur Moore International Boundary and Water Commission Brownsville Rio Grande Gulf of Mexico Matamoros McAllen Texas John Connally U. S John Tower R-Tex Ralph Yarborough D-Tex Beulah

Suspect held in Wisconsin murder

An 84 year old woman is under guard at a hospital after police uncover what Appleton police called good evidence in a bizarre package murder. Officers found a decaying home, knives and a saw, and a human leg bone in the yard. The elderly husband had been missing for days. motive cited from a prior family trouble report.

Appleton Wis UPI Earl Wolff Wolff

Helicopter Shortage Strains Vietnam Relief Effort

Grounded CH46 helicopters due to tail assembly failures threaten Marine resupply near DMZ. Army choppers aid while Boeing conducts stress tests. Casualties rise with 99,123 US losses, 128 Americans killed last week. two Australian observers killed in rocket incident. Marines prioritize food and ammunition to beleaguered outposts as fights continue.

Saigon Upz U.S Demilitarized Zone Dmz Con Thien Vietnam A. L. McDonald Maj James Shelton Winston-Salem N.C Boeing Corp William C Westmoreland McDonald Mean

Petition to void Iowa services tax filed in Davenport

A group of newspapers, broadcasters, agencies, and advertisers filed in Scott County District Court seeking an injunction to halt the new 3 percent services tax set to take effect at midnight. The suit argues the tax is vague, beyond the act’s title, and improperly delegated to the Tax Commission, challenging the advertising tax as unconstitutional and infringing press freedom. The hearing on the temporary injunction is scheduled for 1:30 p.m. next Wednesday.

Davenport Iowa UPI Scott County Nathan Grant Iowa Tax Commission Richard Turner The Tax Commission Turner

Community Chest drive underway in Washington

The 1967 Community Chest drive in Washington begins contact work in the Payroll Division. Don Oxenford, chair, offers an adult YMA membership for pledges of 1 dollar per week. Payroll staff led by Bob Brewer, with Charles Hayes, Leon Hillman, and Larry Dunccan, fast tracks home and work contribution lists. Residential drive runs October 9 to 14, with YMCA meeting earlier this week guiding efforts.

Washington Community Chest Don Oxenford Washington Yma Bob Brewer Charles Hayes Leon Hillman Larry Duncan Red Feather Appeal YMCA Oxenford

Romney Levels Criticism at Morton Over Vietnam Comments

Gov. George Romney of Michigan charged Sen. Thruston Morton with brainwashing and misrepresentation after Morton's reversal on Vietnam. Romney, a 1968 GOP hopeful, said Morton echoed the administration’s errors and that the public deserves truth and firm action.

George Romney Michigan Vietnam Sen Thruston B. Morton Rey. Romney Morton U.S Romney Sen. Morton

Three Men Sought After Iowa City Restaurant Robbery

Iowa City area authorities are seeking three men who robbed Ranch Restaurant owner LDV Schlesselman at his home Wednesday night near US 218. The assailants ransacked the house ordering him to lie on the floor and fled with a hunting rifle and a camera after apparently seeking a safe for receipts.

Iowa City, Iowa UPI Iowa City LDV Schlesselman

Iowa Tax Rules Split Over Turner Ad Agreement

Iowa officials reached a tentative agreement on rules to implement a new 3 percent sales tax on services but delayed final decision until Friday. Attorney General Turner called the advertising tax unconstitutional and disputed parts of the law, while Tax Commission Chair Burrows said administration of the tax is the concern, with final legislative review by the 1969 legislature to follow.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Tax Commission Legislative Rules Review Committee Iowa Atty Richard Turner Turner Sider Commission Attorney General General Assembly Constitutional Tax Commission Earl Burrows, Jr Burrows Lynn Potter Ing Charles Grassley New Hartford Adolph Elvers D - Elkader Elvers Tax Commission

Buddhist march confronts Thieu at Independence Palace in Saigon

Tri Quang led 700 monks and nuns in a protest in Saigon before Independence Palace, with about 2,000 onlookers. The demonstrators urged Thieu to withdraw recognition of a moderate Buddhist faction as the church's legal representatives, while the Viet Cong voiced support for the Buddhist opposition and a deadline was set for a satisfactory response within 24 hours.

Saigon UPI Thich Tri Quang Independence Palace Nguyen van Thieu Viet Cong Thieu Tri Quang National Assembly National Liberation Front

Probate of Marian V Stewart Bailey Will

Probate of the last will and testament of Marian V Stewart Bailey is recorded with appointment of the executor. The order names the estate and directs administration under the court’s supervision, outlining duties and authority granted to the appointed executor.

Marian Stewart Bailey

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