Red Prince presses conditions for Laos talks
Red Prince Souphanouvong repeats demand that Premier Souvanna Phouma oust rightist coup leaders and restore Pathet Lao to influence. He asks dissolution of the revolutionary committee, punishment of coup authors, and status quo restoration. Souvanna agrees to remove two Pathet Lao officials and guards and arrange their flight to Hanoi. Kong Le meets in Vientiane with Gen Ouane Rattikone.
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Tokyo
Souphanouvong
Souvanna Phouma
Pathet Lao
New China News Agency
Revolutionary Committee
Souvanna
Vientiane
International Control Commission
Hanoi
Viet Nam
Kong le
Ouane Rattikone
Anna Barnard 91 of Atlantic Dies This Morning
Miss Anna Kendall Barnard 91 of Atlantic died at 10 30 this morning at her home after years of poor health. Born August 9 1872 in Alden she moved to Atlantic at age four and later taught in Des Moines. Survived by three sisters Grace Barnard Clara Yaallinger and Wilbur Dallinger of Atlantic. Funeral 2 p m Saturday at Meyer funeral home with Rev Roy Strong officiating. Burial in Atlantic Cemetery.
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Anna Kendall Barnard
Cedar
Alden
Watson K
Rebecca Prichard Barnard
Atlantic
Atlantic High School
Tabor College
Barnard
Des Moines
Grace Barnard
Congregational Church
John L. Barnard
Clara Yaallinger
Wilbur Dallinger
Federal prison official offered Anamosa warden post
AP reports a federal penal official with 26 years in corrections could become the warden of the Anamosa Men's Reformatory. Charles Haugh and his wife visited the site as violence at the facility drew attention after a costly October disturbance totaling more than 250000 dollars.
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Des Moines
Anamosa Men's Reformatory
Associated Press
Charles Haugh
U.S
Anamosa
Reformatory
Woman victim of phone mixup in Sheldon
Mrs L. D. Fogarty in Sheldon received 37 calls in a half hour including distant calls and later 160 more local calls before she unplugged. The telephone company traced trouble in the dial system as she complained.
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Sheldon, Town
L. D. Fogarty
Fogarty
Weather Outlook for Thursday to Saturday
Partly cloudy Thursday night with a few scattered southeast showers and lows of 46 to 50. Friday shows partly cloudy skies with highs in the 70s. Saturday remains sunny and mild with pleasant conditions.
Labor ruling targets Perry Park firm over union vote
Federal examiner finds Iowa Park Co Inc interfered with a union election at Perry plant and fired two workers for AFL CIO activity. He orders a new election and reinstatement with back pay, while noting horseplay defense. The Perry case arose after a September 25 vote between Packinghouse Workers and the Dallas County Industrial Labor Union.
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Washington
Iowa Park Co., Inc
Perry
Iowa
Ramey Donovan
National Labor Relations Board
Donovan
United Packinghouse, Food & Allied Workers
Afl-Cio
Dallas County Industrial Labor Union
Danny Gettler
Benjamin Parr
Employes
Band Seniors Hear Commencement 1000 Miles Away
Choctawhatchee High School marching band seniors will receive diplomas in New York City via a long distance telephone link from the Florida Pavilion at the World's Fair. Band director James Leonard will present diplomas while Principal H A Bruner reads names from Fort Walton Beach Florida.
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Fort Walton Beach
Fila
Florida Pavilion
James Leonard
New York
H. A. Bruner
Tropical Low Southwest of Miami Tracked for Storm Potential
The Weather Bureau ordered its research plane to probe a tropical low about 600 miles southwest of Miami for possible intensification into a tropical storm or hurricane. The depression, with winds to 25 mph, was moving northeast at 3 mph and may not develop before noon today. It was last noted off Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula as the 1964 hurricane season began.
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Miami
Fla
Weather Bureau
Mexico
Yucatan Peninsula
Council Approves Street Surfacing and Widening Plan
The city council approved an 11 block surfacing and widening program after objections from property owners. Bids will be opened June 29 at 7 p.m. The Sunnyside lane Sixth street Ninth street and other streets will be surfaced or widened. An agreement with D X Sunray Oil to buy the Congregational church property for 28000 as a city parking lot was approved. The council also authorized action to condemn the area and requested city department budgets by July 1 for the 1965 budget. A building permit was issued to Glen Green for a 1400 home addition.
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Ninth Street
Walnut
Elm
Sunnyside Lane
Sixth Street
Sixth
Claus Anderson
West Sixth
Tech
Linn
Olive
Cherry Street
Fourteenth Street
D-X Sunray Oil Company
Congregational Church
Fifth and Walnut
Chamber of Commerce
Atlantic
Duncan
Park-Ometer
Glen Green
West Thirteenth
Tree Trimmer Injured Near Seventh and Oak
James Smith, 23, of 1312 Locust and operator of Atlantic Tree Service, was bruised and scratched when he bumped the trunk of a tree he was working on yesterday afternoon. He received treatment at Atlantic Memorial Hospital and was released today after the incident near Seventh and Oak.
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James Smith
Atlantic Tree Service
Atlantic Memorial Hospital
Smith
Seventh and
Oak
Cuban Rebel Leader Seized in Nassau Raid
Manuel Ray, an anti Castro rebel leader who promised to fight in Cuba by May 20, was among eight detained Monday by the British destroyer Decey in the Bahamas.
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Nassau
Behames
Manuel Ray
Cuba
Decey
Flight Breakfast Plans by Atlantic Jaycees
Floyd Van Ert, chairman, says Atlantic Jaycees will hold a flight breakfast at the airport on June 28. Tickets cost 50 cents with free admission for children under six. Breakfast runs 6:30 to 10 am with pancakes sausages coffee or milk. Airplane rides, plane display, and a home talent show are on the program.
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Floyd van Ert
Atlantic Jaycees
Jaycees
Atlantic
Chamber of Commerce
Red Oak
Indiana
Texas
Florida
Canada
Nebraska
Missouri
Kansas
Iowa
Clarence Summers
Tony LaBreche
Ralph Wilkinson
American Legion
Chauffeur Shoots Ethiopian Envoy in Stockholm Embassy
Ethiopian ambassador Abate Agede, 41, was shot three times on the Ethiopian embassy grounds in Stockholm by his Polish chauffeur who fired after refusing orders. The diplomat, previously in Washington and a UN delegate, was seriously wounded and questioned authorities.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Abate Agede
Embass
Agede
Ethiopia
Washington
U.N
Trucker Acquitted in Involuntary Manslaughter Case
Wilber A. Strauser a 19 year old Webster City Iowa truck driver was acquitted of involuntary manslaughter in the March 22 traffic death of Mrs Julia Steinberger 29 Oberlin A jury in Criminal Court deliberated about thirty minutes before finding him not guilty prosecutors had say he ran a red light before the collision while Strauser testified his tractor trailer skidded after losing control
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Harrisburg
Wilber A. Strauser
Webster City
Iowa
Julia Steinberger
Oberlin
Strauser
Utilities Cut Rates In Iowa After Tax Reductions
Two major utilities Iowa Power and Light Co and Iowa Illinois Gas and Electric Co announce rate cuts effective soon. IPALCO will lower gas rates for residential and select customers July 1. Iowa Southern Utilities follows July 6 cut. Iowa City area rates stay unchanged due to lawsuits. Tax cuts reduce corporate rates from 52 to 50 percent this year and to 48 percent next year.
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DES Moines
Iowa Commerce Commission
Iowa Power and Light Co
Iowa
Ipalco
Towa-Illinois Gas & Electric Co
Iowa City
Iowa Southern Utilities Co
Centerville
Iowa-Illinois
Iowa Power
William Kerek Wins 37th National Spelling Bee
Fifteen contestants remain in the 37th national spelling bee after 13 rounds as William Kerek, 12, of Cuyahoga Falls Ohio, correctly spells geophagy to win in the 30th round. The event offers 5700 in prizes with 1000 for first plus a trip to New York World's Fair and TV exposure.
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Washington
William Kerek
Cuyahoga Falls
Ohio
Scripps-Howard
The
Bee
Speculate On Fall Political Campaign
Iowa Governor Hughes calls for firing state workers who do not pay income taxes and questions egg grading concerns. He doubts the nonpayers are even one thousandth of a percent. In California Goldwater campaigns against Johnson with a potential convention clash and debate prospects.
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DES Moines
Iowa
Harold Hughes
Hughes
Agriculture
L.B. Liddy
Liddy
Iowa Farmers Union
Goldwater
Johnson
California
Lyndon Johnson
Lyndon Baines Johnson
Compromise Plan Emerges Over School Prayers Debate
Washington AP reports efforts to craft a compromise prayer amendment for public schools. Proponents of the original measure seek a less sweeping option as House Judiciary Committee weighs six weeks of hearings and faces a decision in two to three weeks.
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Washington
House
Judiciary Committee
Johnson quietly warms to Goldwater win in California
Washington reports President Johnson gave no direct comment on Barry Goldwater's California primary victory over Nelson Rockefeller. Aides avoided rejecting the notion the result pleased the White House while Johnson offered a subtle critique in New London, signaling potential eagerness for a fall clash with Goldwater.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
California
Johnson
Goldwater
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
New London
Conn
Arizona
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Poodle
N. Virginia
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Wisconsin
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