Reds Sever Ties With Neutralist
The Pathet Lao cut all ties with neutralist Premier Souvanna Phouma’s regime in Vientiane and withdrew remaining government officials. It declared Souvanna no longer premier and hinted at forming a rival government with dissident neutralists.
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Laos
Pathet Lao
Souvanna Phouma
Soukvongsack
Khampheuane Tounalon
International Control Commission
United States
National Union
Tokyo
Father Lao
Clean-up under way after train derails in ULMERS South Carolina
The Sea board Air Line Silver Meteor derailed near a ravine injuring 50 passengers, with 1900 feet of track uprooted as 16 of 19 cars left the rails. Officials say cause not yet known but sabotage ruled out and full service expected to resume soon.
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Ulmers
S.C
Seaboard Air Line
J. L. Cooke
Seaboard
Laborite Wilson Confers With Gromyko In Moscow
Harold Wilson leader of Britain's Labour party held a lengthy meeting with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko in Moscow. Wilson arrives for a four day visit ahead of fall elections to determine the next prime minister if Labour wins.
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Moscow
Harold Wilson
Labor Party
Andrei Gromyko
Wilson
Britain
Labor
King backs selective buying to push civil rights gains
Rev. Martin L. King proposes selective buying as a tool to win better jobs for Negroes and cites the auto industry as a potential starting point. He as SCLC chairman said he will convene a nationwide civil rights leaders conference next fall to discuss the plan.
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New York
Martin L. King
King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
King's 8 Bit Club Opens Billiard Center in Atlantic
The King's 8 Bit Club at 07 Chestnut opened today with a grand opening planned for Tuesday afternoon and evening, marking a new billiard center in Atlantic with festivities and demonstrations.
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Atlantic
Chestnut
Mrs Edward Kennedy Miscarriage Reported In Washington
Mrs Edward M Kennedy wife of Senator Kennedy was hospitalized at Georgetown University Hospital in Washington in the early stages of pregnancy and suffered a miscarriage. Dr William J Cusack her personal physician said she was resting comfortably. This follows a previous miscarriage in May 1963. The Kennedys have two children Kara aged four and Edward M Jr aged three.
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Washington
Edward M Kennedy
Massachusetts
William J. Cusack
Sen. Kennedy
Kara
Edward M. Jr
Identify Victim From Carroll
FBI fingerprint checks in Washington confirmed the identities of two young crash victims. James Theodore Kisgen II, 19, of Camp Pendleton and Carroll Iowa, and Joe E. Lee III, 19, of Vista California, died when a Cessna 210 crashed northeast of Lake Tahoe on October 29.
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Nev
FBI
Washington
D.C
James Theodore Kisgen II
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Carroll
Iowa
Joe E. Lee
Vista
Kisgen, Lee
Robert L. Mason
Bijou
Mason
Santa Monica
Lake Tahoe
San Francisco
No Trouble at Graduation in Birmingham
In Birmingham Alabama three graduates became the first Negro students from de segregated high schools to receive diplomas without incident. Josephne Powell and Patricia Marcus earned diplomas from West End High and Richard A Walker from Ramsay High as families sat in integrated auditoriums with classmates in alphabetical order.
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Birmingham
Ala
Josephne Powell
Patricia Marcus
West End High
Richard A. Walker
Ramsay High School
Youth Killed in Collision Near Anamosa
Edwin Eilers a 20 year old from near Monticello died when his car struck a garbage truck on Highway 15 north of Anamosa as the truck slowed to turn George Shover the Anamosa driver escaped with minor injuries authorities said Shover slowed to turn and was not seriously hurt
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Anamosa
Edwin Eilers
Monticello
Highway 15
Here
George Shover
Shover
Fire Claims Life of 78 Year Old Woman in Fort Madison
Mrs. Fred Ashby aged 78 died Monday in an upstairs apartment fire believed started by a lit cigarette that ignited furniture. The widow lived alone and the blaze caused fatal injuries before firefighters could contain it.
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Fort Madison
Fred Ashby
Ashby
Divorce Petition Filed in District Court
A petition seeking a divorce was filed in district court here by Olive S. Foss of Atlantic against Lester A. Foss. The item lists multiple local briefs including a jail sentence, church meeting cancellation, graduations, travels, honors, and community events. Named places include Atlantic, Iowa. Denver. Boulder. Brayton. Lewis. Joliet.
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Olive S. Foss
Atlantic
Lester A. Foss
Jim Chantry
Justice of the Peace Court
Rex Emerson
Cold Springs Lake
Lewis
Atlantic Area Briefs Highlight Camps and Local Events
County delegates to health and conservation camps named, with Judy Frazier and Alan Wiechmann attending leadership conference. Graduation plans for Dr. and Mrs. Allender and granddaughter from California. Primary voting light with 125 Atlantic voters by noon. Patrol reports show 82 summonses weekend nationwide. Wedding notices, court fines, cooler forecast, and liquor tax receipts detailed for Cass County communities.
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Ed Butler
Atlantic
Judy Frazier
Griswold
Alan Wiechmann
Grove Township
Court House
Cass County
4-H Club News and May Meeting Highlights
Reports of H club meet monthly submissions are required for publication. Skating Party planned countywide at Atlantic Roller Palace June 12 at 7 30 p m. Bear Grove Junior Herdsmen hosted May meeting with 14 members and two leaders. Lincoln Sons of Farmers May meeting selected attendees for county camp. Union Lucky Clover notes cover delegates, tea plans, and demonstrations on wood finishes and university topics. Lunel served by club members.
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Grant Square Deal
Atlantic Roller Palace
Bear Grove
Bill
Elaine Jacobs
Ed Podolek
Lincoln Club
Lincoln Sons of Farmers
Lincoln Center
Dennis Johnston
Alan Thompson
Joe Morgan
Connie Paulsen
Union Girls
Union Lucky Clover Club
Union
Debbie Denham
Nans
Pam Christensen
Kathy Denham
Iowa State University
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Lunel
Kathy
Wanda Lensch
Question of Rubys mental health posed again
Dallas AP report says Judge Joe Brown will consider a sanity hearing for Jack Ruby, killer of Lee Harvey Oswald. Ruby, 53, was sentenced to death after a jury found he knew right from wrong when he shot Oswald during a jail transfer on November 24. Psychiatric reports will be reviewed in Brown's court.
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Dallas
Tex
Jack Ruby
Joe B. Brown
Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Douglas-Home says Reds would be destroyed in nuclear war
Prime Minister Douglas-Home warns Communists would be destroyed in nuclear war and accuse them of subverting other regions under cover of treaties. He makes a whistle stop tour of the west of England.
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Ilfracombe
England
Douglas- Home
Douglas-Home
Indians Back Shastri in Race to Succeed Nehru
In New Delhi Lal Bahadur Shastri appears likely to win the Congress nomination for prime minister as MoRarji Desai resists defeat. Party leaders plan a Tuesday meeting to confirm the choice with Kamaraj reported leaning toward Shastri and a Times of India note calling the field clear.
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New Delhi
India
Nehru
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Shastri
Morarji Desai
Congress Party
Kamaraswami Kamaraj
Kamaraj
Congress
Desai
Times of India
Plane Crash Spoils Boy's First Ride in Oklahoma City
Five year old Tommy Peyton and his brother Robbie rode with their father and two adults when a 1935 bi plane's motor failed. Don Ross managed a wheat field landing, tearing off gear and twisting a propeller but no one was hurt. Robbie refused future flights.
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Oklahoma City
Tommy Peyton
Robbie
Bob Peyton
Don Ross
Lee Devin
Ross
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