Miners mobilize in Bolivia as hostages remain in dispute
In Bolivia, communist led tin miners refuse to release four Americans and others seized Dec 6, signaling a general mobilization in Catavi Siglo Veinte. President Paz Estenssoro rejects immediate troop withdrawal while Lechin seeks a resignation swap.
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George Andersen 70 Found Dead In Atlantic
George Andersen a 70 year old retired farmer and World War I veteran died suddenly Tuesday evening in the yard of his home at 308 Hazel Street Atlantic His body was found this morning He was born in Denmark December 10 1898 and came to the United States at 17 He married Laura Rasmussen January 5 192? in Audubon who died May 1 1952 Surviving are a daughter Mrs Ruby Scholl of Anita three sons Clarence Elvin Andersen of Atlantic and Arlo Andersen of Norfolk Neb nine grandchildren He was predeceased by five brothers and one sister Funeral services will be held Monday at 130 PM at St Pauls Lutheran Church with Rev Ronald Christensen officiating Interment in Atlantic Cemetery The family will meet relatives Sunday at Roland Funeral Home from 730 to 900 PM
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George) Andersen
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Hazel Street
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United States
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Brayton
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
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Anita
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Trena
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Ronald Christensen
Atlantic Cemetery
Roland Funeral
Bank Burglary in Lanyon Net $600 Stolen
Authorities investigate a Thursday night burglary at the Bank of Lanyon. Four safety deposit boxes were rifled and the building sustained more than $300 in damage.
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Bank of Lanyon
Weather Outlook With Cold Weekend Forecast
Weather bulletin shows fair east and partly cloudy with very cold night lows around five below zero. Sunday will be partly cloudy and very cold with highs near 15 to 18 degrees. A partly cloudy pattern returns Monday with occasional light snow and continued frigid air.
House unit cuts foreign aid money
The House Appropriations Committee cut foreign aid to 2.8 billion dollars, about 1.7 billion below Kennedy's request. Led by Rep. Otto Passman, the panel questioned aid recipients and urged restraint as Congress weighs further action through the week. The Senate tends to raise House figures in a final compromise.
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D-La
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Appropriations Committee
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Senate
Missile Plant Worker Hurt In Explosion At Lab
Two explosions at the Allegany ballistic laboratory near Cumberland Md shook the Navy missile propellant plant. One worker was hospitalized in satisfactory condition with neck injuries. The blasts occurred in an experimental area and damage totals were not yet known.
Tree Vandal Strikes Grandview Park In Sioux City
Authorities hunted Saturday for the vandal who cut down a 20 foot evergreen in Grandview Park and sawed off the top to use as a Christmas tree. The 5 year old tree was felled Thursday night and found Friday.
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Grandview Park
Two Brothers Die in Audubon Farm Fire
Audubon county residents Mike 14 and Jimmy 2 percent died in a blaze that destroyed the Rudolph family home five miles southwest of Audubon. Firefighters faced subzero conditions as Desmond Rudolph and his wife tried to rescue their children. The tragedy occurred when an oil heater exploded, wrecking the living room and rupturing an oil tank, with the 120 acre dairy farm owned by Chris Thompson Jr. at stake.
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Christi
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Evans Schimdt
Extra
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Gail Odem
Atlantic
Cold Weather Grips Midwest Amid Frigid Front
The Associated Press reports a frigid air mass pushing into the Midwest and beyond nine days before winter. Temperatures plunge below zero in at least a dozen states with wind and precipitation in many areas. Dakotas and Nebraska show deep lows, while Florida stays mild and regional snow and rain affect travel conditions from the Great Lakes to the Rockies.
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Ten miners killed in Japanese coal mine explosion
An explosion at a coal mine in southwestern Japan on Friday night left ten miners dead. Rescue teams raced to reach trapped workers as officials investigated the cause.
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Tokyo
Japan
Three Men Charged With Grand Larceny in Sioux Falls
Three men from Washington state were held on 10 000 bond each in Sioux Falls on grand larceny charges for allegedly stealing 400 bushels of corn from government bins near Carson South Dakota. David Walker 29 Harlan Blue 36 Marvin Blue 23 all Spokane and Newman Lake Washington were arraigned and remained to Monday for further proceedings. They are reportedly wanted for questioning in other states.
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Temperance Union Sues Over Permits In Sioux City
The Women's Christian Temperance Union sues in district court to force the City Council to rescind Class B beer permits for two Sioux City taverns. The suit claims no hearings were held on revocation proposals and cites prior liquor law violations by the taverns. Also, Poweshiek County Sheriff William Welsh says he will not seek re election in 1964 to complete 12 years in office and will become executive director of the Iowa Sheriffs Association.
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Welsh
Iowa Sheriffs Association
Dinah Washington Found Dead in Detroit Home
Blues singer Dinah Washington was found dead at her Detroit home. Police said death not yet determined but an overdose of a sedative is suspected. a bottle of unmarked pills was found beside her bed.
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Dinah Washington
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Highway Commission Weighs Iowa City Bypass Plan
Des Moines Iowa January study begins on a proposed southwest bypass at Iowa City The Iowa Highway Commission may fund right of way purchases totaling 300000 dollars across 1966 1967 and 1968 Bradley says a decision will follow a thorough review to connect U S 218 with Iowa 1 on the southwest side of Iowa City
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Harry Bradley Jr
Iowa Highway Commission
Iowa City
L. M. Clauson
Bradley
U.S. 6218
Iowa 1
Yule Card Sent To Police Annually In Idaho
Pocatello Idaho AP Philip Goldfaden a Long Branch New Jersey police sergeant sent a Christmas card to the Pocatello police department again as in years past He explained in a letter that as a teenager during the 1930s depression he rode a freight train to Pocatello hungry and cold and found shelter and a meal at the station His card read Thanks a lot I ll never forget it attached to the bulletin board.
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Idaho
Philip Goldfaden
Goldfaden
Long Branch
N.J
Ransom money recovered as Frank Sinatra Jr case ends
A Hollywood kidnapping case ends with three suspects named by the FBI and nearly all of the $240 000 ransom recovered. Frank Sinatra Sr praises the FBI operation as the search concludes with the singer’s son safe.
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Nancy Sands
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John W. Irwin
Barry W. Keenan
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Mexico
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Miller urges LBJ to curb pressured fundraising ticket sales
Senator Miller of Iowa calls on President Johnson to issue an executive order banning Civil Service employees from buying $100 Democratic fundraising dinner tickets. He says employees fear career advancement losses if they decline.
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LBJ
Washington
Jack Miller
Johnson
Civil Service
Johnson visit security plan mirrors last Sunday's
New York police outlined tight security for President Johnson's upcoming visit, following a Sunday police deployment of about 5,000 officers. Authorities said detailed arrangements have been prepared for his appearance at the United Nations in New York.
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Johnson
United Nations
Fire destroys trailer home in Charles City
John Patton and his wife faced a sub zero night after a trailer home fire in Charles City started by an overheated oil heater. Patton saved 7500 in cash and checks from his restaurant business as the rest of the family’s possessions burned.
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John Patton
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