Freeman Orders Pesticide Field Tests and Studies
Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman announces field tests and studies to prove properly applied chemical pesticides are not hazards to humans or wildlife. Five science teams will study soil, water, insects, crops, wildlife, and fish in the Mississippi River region amid criticism of pesticide use.
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Byrd Found Innocent in Des Moines Riot Case
William Winfred Byrd 26 was cleared of inciting a riot after a May 16 disturbance near Des Moines business district led police to block a large area. Police reported the window smashing incident drew about 300 people.
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Lewis Fire Department Welcomes New 500-Gallon Pumper
The Lewis fire department celebrates its first new truck, a 500 gallon pumper with 700 feet of hose and a 43 foot ladder, funded by a half mill levy across Cass and Wright townships. Chief Roberts notes, the truck fits perfectly and the station will soon house an overhead water system for winter use.
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Schwengel seeks probe into Baker travel agency ties
Rep. Fred Schwengel of Iowa urged a full House Administration Committee inquiry after a staff review found the Public Works Committee shifted most travel business to Go Travel Inc, an agency run by Bobby Baker. He also pressed scrutiny of Buckley committee payroll appointments and Buckley’s participation.
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Bobby) Baker
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Settlement in Iowa anti trust suit against major power firms
An out of court settlement settles a $810,267 anti trust suit by Eastern Iowa Light & Power Co op against Westinghouse Electric General Electric and Allis Chalmers. Judge Roy Stevenson signed the dismissal with undisclosed terms. The case alleged price fixing on generator equipment for a Montpelier power station. Most settlement funds to come from Westinghouse over three years while defendants call it a voluntary price adjustment for 1956 to 1959 purchases.
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Wilton Junction
Roy Stephenson
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United Nations Council Cancels Session On Cambodian Complaints
The U N Security Council canceled its session on Cambodian complaints of border aggression by the United States and South Vietnam. The session was rescheduled for Wednesday.
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Golden Gaslight to Rise as Arnolds Park Melodrama Theater
A Sioux Falls group converts the old Central Ballroom in Arnolds Park into a 500 seat melodrama theater named Golden Gaslight. They plan a six night weekly summer run starting June 24 with Deadwood Dick and The Drunkard and Under the Gaslight. The project includes rehearsals nightly 7 to midnight and extending the stage with a proscenium arch. The team hopes to establish a permanent venue with a theater school and summer stock company.
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Public sale of COMSAT stock set at $20 a share
Five million shares of common stock in Communications Satellite Corp were offered for public sale after SEC clearance. Investors expected to buy at $20 per share to help finance a fleet of satellites by 1967, with over 100 million subscribed by the industry and more than 1,200 underwriters nationwide.
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Cuban Lions Club official executed as CIA agent
A Cuban Lions Club official Alberto Cesareo Fernandez Medrano and two other Cubans were executed by a revolutionary tribunal in Camaguey for allegedly operating a CIA spy ring. The men were shot after a trial, with two others sentenced to prison terms. The executions marked a second such announcement in a week with four shot previously.
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