Kennedy Plans to Expand National Guard Training for Quick Deployment
President Kennedy endorses expand training for National Guard and reserve divisions to enable rapid callup in emergencies. Army officials doubt the plan suffices, noting aging equipment and political hurdles in reallocating units. Recreation program directors named for six week summer effort starting June 19 offer playgrounds, sports, crafts, and story hours for local youths.
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Army
Kennedy
Congress
National Guard
Martin Nass
Atlantic
Dick Cox
Goeken Sues Garst in Accident Case
Ogden resident Robert L Goeken filed a $42,488 district court suit in Guthrie Center naming Roswell Garst and his wife as defendants. The Garsts, hosts of Soviet Premier Khrushchev, owned the truck involved in a Feb 2 Highway 141 auto crash. they were not occupants.
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Roswell
Bob) Garst
Coon Rapids
Nikita Khrushchev
Highway 141
Garsts
Robert L. Goeken
Ogden
Marne
GOP Elects Miller As New National Chairman
Rep William E Miller of New York State is elected to lead the Republican National Committee succeeding Len Thruston Morton who retires to seek reelection to the Senate. Eisenhower, at a $100 plate dinner, urges a sharp partisan plan opposing Kennedy's leadership.
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Washington
William E. Miller
Dwight D. Eisenhower
GOP
Kennedy
Miller
New York State
Len Thruston B. Morton
Antucky
Morton
Senate
Eisenhower
America
Weather Outlook for Saturday and Beyond
Mostly fair in the north and partly cloudy in the south through Saturday with occasional showers in the far south. Cooler by Friday night with lows mainly in the 50s to 60s. Saturday highs in the 70s. Outlook calls for increasing cloudiness Sunday and a chance of showers.
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Vance
Riders Head For Jackson After Bomb Incident
Seven freedom riders boarded a Trailways bus to Jackson Mississippi after a false bomb threat in Montgomery Alabama. Police kept order with federal agents in sight while riders avoided the white lunch counter and shared restrooms.
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Montgomery
Ala
Trailways
Jackson
Miss
FBI
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Tom Gaither
Charles Butler
Nashville
Tenn
Joy Reagan
Ruby Smith
Atlanta
Lamar Alford
Joseph McDonald
New York
Price Chatham
East Rockaway
N.Y
Ken Shilman
Worker Killed In Muscatine Sanitation Truck Incident
Clarence Riegel, 53, died after falling from the back step of a Muscatine sanitation truck and being run over by its rear wheels. He had been a city employee since 1948. the truck was driven by Homer Weikert, a Muscatine resident.
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Clarence Riegel
City Sanitation
Riegel
Homer Weikert
Sculpin Nuclear Sub Makes Panama Canal Journey Debut
The Sculpin, America's newest nuclear powered submarine and first of five built at Ingalls Shipbuilding in Pascagoula, was commissioned Thursday to join the U S Pacific Fleet and proceed toward the Panama Canal.
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Miss
America
Panama Canal
Ingalls Shipbuilding Corp
Guilty Plea Entered By Kistner
Harold Kistner Jr of Sheldon pleaded guilty in federal court to aiding and abetting a 2 million embezzlement at Sheldon National Bank and to one count of fraudulent sale of stock in Northern Biochemical Corp. The case ties to banker Burnice Geiger and a broader securities scheme. sentencing awaits a pre sentence investigation.
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Sioux City
Harold Kistner Jr
Sheldon
Sheldonational Bank
Kistner
Northern Biocchemical Corp
Burnice Geiger
Northern Biochemical
Federal District Court
Sheldon National Bank
Frank Margolin
Henry N. Graven
Congress Approves Major Farm and Independent Agency Funds
The House Appropriations Committee advanced 1981 budget totals totaling 14.41 billion for the Agriculture Department and 2 independent federal agencies. The package, split into two bills, trims Kennedy’s request by 342.14 million but exceeds current year funding by 1.85 billion with July 1 start. Veterans Administration leads independent offices with 4.88 billion. other allocations include 5.96 billion for agriculture programs and 8.43 billion for 33 independent offices. Nine money bills have been acted on. seven passed the House, two reached the President via the Senate.
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House
Kennedy
Veterans Administration
State
Justice Departments
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U.S. Information Agency
Senate
Trujillo Honored as Dominican Dictator Dies
Generalissimo Rafael Trujillo lies dead after a struggle that ended his 31 year rule. His son Rafael Trujillo Jr. was named commander of the armed forces to secure the family regime. The elder Trujillo was buried near his birthplace in San Cristobal as the nation pledged to continue his policies and ties with Western democracies.
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Dominican Republica
Rafael Leonidas Trujillo
Rafael Trujillo Jr
Dominican Republic
Rafael Jr
Joaquin Balaguer
Generalissimo
Trujillo
Santo Domingo
National Palace
San Cristobal
Octavio Bera
Free World
New British Ambassador to Washington Named
David Ormesby Gore aged 43 is appointed British ambassador to Washington succeeding Sir Harold Cacecia. Ormesby-Gore has served as minister of state for foreign affairs in London.
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Washington
David Ormesby Gore
Harold Cacecia
Ormsby-Gore
London
One Month Left For Quickie Marriages
Iowa to raise marriage age and end short notices July 4. L. E. Chan Chancellor says June likely to see a rush as the state tightens rules on quickie marriages. About 25,000 licenses yearly, one fifth to out of state couples. post July 4 expected 20,000 yearly.
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Des Moines
Iowa
L. E. Chancellor
State Vital Statistics Division
Chancellor
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Minnesota
Five die in Bellevue area two car collision
A two car crash on a gravel road four miles west of Bellevue shortly before noon Friday killed five people. The victims were identified as Gerald LeRoy Kintzle, Lena Kay Hoff, Karma Hoff, Terry Hoff, and Una M. Kintzle all residents of Route 4 Bellevue.
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Here
Gerald LeRoy Kintzle
Lena Kay Hoff
Karma Hoff
Terry Hoff
Una M. Kintzle
Gerald Kintzle
Meeting Results In Confidence Hope and Blood Drive Update
The Red Cross bloodmobile at the Flks club collected 168 pints with 199 volunteers, matching March turnout. Atlantic fell short of its 190 pint quota due to 21 rejections, netting 164 pints, while additional donations raised totals. Kennedy in Paris praised de Gaulle, urged unity to combat global misery, and pledged full participation to defend Europe.
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Truman dismisses Eisenhower speech as partisan
Former President Harry S. Truman called Dwight D. Eisenhower's Washington address "just a Republican speech" and mocked his 1964 presidential prediction saying "He'll be fooled."
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Khrushchev
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