U S Envoy Sent To Athens On Cyprus Crisis
President Johnson orders Undersecretary George W Ball to fly to Athens to warn Greece over the Cyprus crisis amid Turkish naval buildup and airspace violations. Ball may visit Ankara for talks with Turkish leaders, returning to Washington Thursday to brief the President. Makarios urges a U N Security Council meeting to denounce Turkey, while Kyprianou reports Cyprus relatively calm but foresees trouble from Ankara.
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Geneva
Cyprus
U.N. Security Council
Turkey
Spyros Kyprianou
Makarios
Council
Arsene Assouan
Ivory Coast
Kyprianou
Boston
New York
Syprus
Nicosia
Athens
Damage Action Brought Against Atlantic Memorial Hospital
Linda Thomas and her father Clement Thomas sue Atlantic Memorial Hospital hospital administrator Melvin Clothier and Dr. W F Giegerich in district court seeking 50000 on each of two counts for treatment in 1962. Linda was admitted June 10 1962 with a brain concussion and unconscious for five days and later treated for a lower left foot infection with a skin graft. damages sought include physical impairment.
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Linda Thomas
Clement Thomas
Atlantic Memorial Hospital
Melvin Clothier
W. F. Giegerich
Atlantic
Rites set for young accident victim Nancy Freese
Nancy Freese ten year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Bernard Freese is dead after an accident near the family farm home. She was riding in the back of a pickup driven by her father and later died in a Rochester Minnesota hospital. Survivors include her parents three brothers and three sisters.
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Dysart
Nancy Freese
Bernard Freese
Nancy
Rochester
Weather Outlook East Warmth Returns With Showers
Fair and cooler conditions in the east, partly cloudy with scattered showers in the west by Thursday morning. Lows Wednesday night near 4, northeast to low 50s. Thursday will be mostly cloudy and warmer with scattered showers and thunderstorms, highs in the 70s. Outlook calls for partly cloudy skies and slightly warmer conditions with thunderstorms Friday.
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Briday
Dairy Day Banquet to Feature Nebraska Milk Leader Speaker
W. J. Buck Grant, Omaha general manager of the Nebraska-Iowa Co-operative Milk Association, will speak at Cass County Dairy Day banquet at the fairgrounds. The event includes a dairy princess coronation, scouts visiting the Cass county farm, and prize awards. Grant holds top posts in dairy groups and promotes use of dairy products.
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W. J. (Buck) Grant
Omaha
Nebraska-Iowa Co-operative Milk Association of
Cass County
Fairgrounds
Deanna Powell
Ryan
Iowa
Tom Magill
Paul Williamson
Wiota
Otis Blakely
Lewis
al Higgins
American Dairy Association
Atlantic
Iowa Dairy Conference
Des Moines
Karen Hansen
Arnold A. Hansen
Sherry Borth
Howard Borth
Anita
Bonnie Nelson
Elmer Nelson
Pat Casey
Earl Casey
Griswold
Jackie McLaren
Robert McLaren
Massena
Donna Pollock
Malcolm Pollock
Rosemary
Arla Petersen
Arnold Petersen
Miss Powell
Upper Iowa
Boone
Judy Steinsrud
Montezuma
American Dairy Association of Iowa
Atlantic Chamber of Commerce
Davi City
Nebr
Nebraska
Crant
National Milk Producers Federation
Nebraska Market Frontier Committee
Dairy Society International
Omaha and Council Bluffs
New Assignments for Wildlife Refuges Announced
John E. Wilbrecht appointed manager of Crescent Lake Refuge at Ellsworth Nebraska. Claude Alexander, a Simpson College graduate, transferred from River Lake Refuge to Agassiz National Wildlife Refuge in northern Minnesota.
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Minneapolis
John E. Wilbrecht
Titonkalows
Crescent Lake Refuge
Ellsworth
Neb
Claude Alexander
Simpson College
Rive Lake Refuge
Agassiz National Wildlife Refuge
Minnesota
Audubon teen named Hawkeye Boys State governor
Lance Levis, 17, of Audubon, won the top post at Hawkeye Boys State with 413 votes, defeating Timothy Proctor of Mount Pleasant. The event featured junior leaders choosing offices like lieutenant governor and secretary of state, with close races and platform plans including lowering the voting age and college tax exemptions.
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Lance Levis
Audubon
DES Moines
Hawkeye Boys State
Levis
Timothy F. Proctor
Mount Pleasant
Proctor
Iowa
Atlantic
Michael McCauley
Dubuque
Edward Podolek
Terry Hill
Walter Prentice
Waterloo
Richard Gaumer
Inwood
Marshall Town
Commerce
Ralph Crowder
Michael Sieklocha
Indianola
Thomas Hobart
Lake City
Injunction Halts Alcoa Walkout Across Several Plants
District Judge Clay LeGrande issued a temporary injunction blocking 2200 Local 105 members from striking the Riverdale plant at 11 p.m. Tuesday and set a Friday hearing. Company officials said similar restraining orders barred midnight strikes at plants in Lancaster and Cressona Pa Chillicothe Ohio East St Louis Illinois and Yankeetown and Lafayette Indiana amid a dispute over Massena New York job changes.
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Davenport
Aluminum Company of America
Riverdale
Clay LeGrande
Pittsburgh
Alcoa
Lancaster
Cressona
Chillicothe
Ohio
East St. Louis
Yankeetown
Lafayette
Ind
Massena, N.Y
Space Woman Valentina Teeshkova Gives Birth to Daughter
The world's only spacewoman Valentina Nikolayevna Tereshkova reportedly bore a daughter last Sunday. Her husband, Soviet spaceman Andrian Nikolayev, orbited Earth in 1962 and 1963 missions, with Khrushchev hosting a televised wedding. The baby weighed about seven pounds and both mother and child are reported healthy.
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Moscow
Valentina Nikolayevna - Tereshkova
Tass
Andrian Nikolayev
Earth
Pavel Popovich
Valentina
Valery Bykovsky
Nikolayev
Gherman Titov
Tanya
Russia
Nikolyevna Teeshkova
Evgeny Petrov
Military Aeronautic Engineering Academy
Missile fired by crew at Vandenberg for reliability test
An Air Force Minuteman missile crew at Vandenberg Air Force Base launched a randomly chosen missile for a reliability test. The flight lifted off Tuesday from the Pacific range and streaked west toward an undisclosed target area about 4 000 miles away.
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Vanderberg Air Force Base
Cali
Air Force
Vandenberg
Tito Says He And Khrushchev Agree On World Issues
Yugoslav leader Tito told reporters on arrival from Belgrade that he and Soviet Premier Khrushchev found their attitudes identical on mutual relations and international problems. The two men had held a four hour conference in Leiprad.
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Belgrade
Dent Tito
Yugoslavia
Khrushchev
Tito
Leiiprad
Mother Held In Murder Of Her Four Children
In Midland Pennsylvania a 24 year old housewife, after a quarrel with her husband, killed four of her five children in the basement of a partly built home in Ohioville Borough. The victims, three boys and a girl aged up to five, were shot once through the heart. Mitchell Zlatovich is the father. Bernie Zlatovich, borough police chief, arrived at dawn. Coroner says she planned to shoot the baby but ran out of 32 caliber cartridges.
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Midland
Pennsylvania
Ohioville
Mitchell
Mary Zlatovich
Bernie Zlatovich
Atlantic celebrates 82nd Children’s Day parade event
Five Atlantic businessmen visited Manning to observe the 82nd annual Atlantic Children’s Day celebration sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce. The event on Wednesday June 17 features a 10 am parade, seven 10 cent rides, booths on Chestnut Street, and volunteer-only concessions with no pay.
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Atlantic
Tony LaBreche
Walt Manchester
Bob Voggesser
Henry Larsen
John Lang, Jr
Manning
Chamber of Commerce
Lang
Max Maas
Chestnut Street
Larsen and LaBreche
Shot fatal to boy's father
Police say a 4 year old boy fired a shot that fatally wounded his father Leonard Thierry 32 after the man forced the child to shoot him following a Sunday night quarrel Mrs Thierry had left the home and two older children refused the request Glen who also initially refused finally complied under threat of spanking Officers returned the mother and children to her custody.
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Los Angeles
Leonard Thierry
Glen
Thierry
Witness cites Walker powerless to stop Ole Miss riot
Powerless to stop the University of Mississippi riot if he had wanted to is the gist a witness for Edwin A. Walker told jurors. The AP reports the trial of the $2 million civil bet suit filed by Walker resumed today in Fort Worth Texas.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Edwin A. Walker
Army
Walker
University of Mississippi
Associated Press
Senate Clears Way For Vote on Civil Rights Bill
The Senate voted 71 to 29 to invoke cloture ending a 75 day Southern filibuster on the civil rights bill. The House already approved the bill 290 to 130, with debate limited to one hour per senator for the bill and amendments.
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Washington
Senate
House
Robert C. Byrd
D-W.va
Byrd
Dixie Forces
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Robert F. Kennedy
Thruston B. Morton
Floods Force Thousands From Homes Around Great Falls
In Montana, floods displaced 2000 to 3000 people near Great Falls as the Sun River topped 11 feet over flood stage. Governor Babcock cited 10 million dollars in damage while President Johnson declared seven counties a disaster area. A Red Cross shelter housed over 200 evacuees at West Side Junior High, with 1300 total evacuated in the area.
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Great Falls
Mont
Tim Babcock
Montana
Johnson
Sun River
Air Force and
National Guard
Tom Sullivan
Red Cross
West Side Junior High School
14Th Street
Sixth Street
Watchful patrols in Tuscaloosa after deadly clash
In Tuscaloosa police kept round the clock surveillance on the Negro community after Tuesday’s street battle. Negro leaders, some jailed, offered no clear plans. Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. sent staff to assist. Authorities feared renewed demonstrations despite a ban on marches. Sixty-six people were arrested, with injuries from the 45 minute siege including 33 Negroes and one officer hospitalized.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Martin Luther King Jr
Boy Survives 75-Foot Tower Fall In Woods
In Atlanta a 15 year old boy, Eugene Harold Thrailkill, fell from a 75 foot tower and hid for three days in dense woods. He left a knife at the tower base as a clue. searchers tracked it to him. He suffered a concussion, dislocated tip, cuts and bruises. his condition was satisfactory.
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Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta
Eugene Harold Thrailkill
Thrailkill
Mason City Woman Charged With Illegal Drug Sale
Tallie Hendry, 60, of Mason City, charged with illegal sale and possession of narcotics after a Webster City arrest. Hendry has been confined in a local hospital for treatment of a heart ailment during the investigation led by state agents, Sheriff E R Lear and Assistant Police Chief Roland News.
Court House to Close Saturdays
The Cass county court house offices will begin closing Saturday mornings next month as announced by county auditor Dale King. Officers say important business can be conducted on Saturdays by appointment. the new schedule starts Saturday July 4, reflecting a broader trend of Saturday closures in Iowa courthouses.
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Cass County Court House
Dale King
King
Iowa
Race Attack in St. Augustine Amid Civil Rights Protest
Gangs of white men and youths attacked white and Negro marchers during a downtown protest in St. Augustine. The assault occurred on a sidewalk as police with clubs dispersed the crowd. about a dozen demonstrators were struck with fists and feet. No arrests were reported.
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ST. Augustine
Fla
Visiting Brother Arrives in Santa Rosa
Mr and Mrs Burl L Arnold of Santa Rosa California visit her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Charles H Dresler at 405 Loeust street, sharing family greetings during the visit.
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Burl L. Arnold
Santa Rosa
Calif
Charles H. Dresler
Loeust Street
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John Shoeman
Willard McCormick
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