Goldwater Says He'll Lead Republican Ticket in 1964
Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater declared he intends to lead the Republican ticket to victory in November. He pledged a united party on a principled platform across the nation and said the GOP can win the South and the nation in 1964 despite doomshouters and polls. Governor Scranton joined the race, arguing Goldwater’s ticket could hurt congressional and local races.
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Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
United Party
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Texas
South
Congress
Art instructor Helen Nelson dies at 63 in Atlantic
Helen J. Nelson 63 art teacher at Atlantic schools for 17 years died at Atlantic Memorial Hospital after a stay since June 1. She was a Winterset native who lived at 1003 Locust, attended Simpson College and Iowa State University, and led in the Iowa State Art Teachers association. Services pending.
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Atlantic School
Atlantic Memorial Hospital
Miss Nelson
Horace W
Nellie L. Leeson Nelson
Winterset
Atlantic
Atlantic High
Simpson College
Iowa State University
Story Nelson
Ernest
Paul
William Nelson
Roland Funeral Home
Caucuses Set for Cedar Falls Hawkeye Girls State
AP reports caucuses planned Tuesday at Hawkeye Girls State with Barbara Clarke Mason City Kathryn Hoffman Hudson Jane Paris Manchester and Connie Shafer Gravity chosen as mayors of the four fictional cities. Primary elections for state and county offices occur Wednesday.
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Cedar Falls
Barbara Clarke
Mason City
Kathryn Hoffman
Hudson
Jane Paris
Manchester
Connie Shafer
Gravity
Weather outlook with scattered showers and warmer trend
Partly cloudy east and south with clouds and rain northwest. Tuesday night lows 55 to 48 toward northeast to southwest. Wednesday brings clear to partly cloudy south and cloudy north with showers, highs from 76 in the north to lower 80s in the south. By Thursday scattered showers and warmer temperatures.
Scranton Pursues Kansas Delegation in GOP Bid
Pennsylvania Gov William Scranton campaigned for Kansas delegates at a Republican luncheon urging conservatives as a living civic concept while softening gaps with Barry Goldwater on foreign policy and civil rights. He warned Democrats could attack if Republicans fail to offer a sane alternative.
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Kan
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Kansas
Scranton
San Francisco
Iowa
Des Moines
Barry Goldwater
San Franco
X15A2 Rocket Plane Tries High Ride at Edwards
At Edwards Air Force Base California the refurbished X15A2 rocket plane failed to fly on Monday. The craft remained attached to its B52 carrier and will undergo test of control systems not testable on the ground. After modifications following a 1962 crash, the X15A2 carries extra fuel to reach about 3000 mph, about 1000 mph faster than the existing X15 record.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Rites Set for Crash Victim David Holmberg
David C. Holmberg 33, a Wisconsin Air National Guard captain and civilian attorney, killed in a Truax Field Madison F89 jet crash on takeoff. He was married to Dolores Delphey of Harpers Ferry. The pilot was injured. Services will be held here Thursday.
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David C. Holmberg
Wisconsin
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Wisconsin Air National Guard
Truax Field
Madison
Wis
Dolores Delphey
Harpers Ferry
County Officers Meet At Court House District Session
A district meeting convenes at the county courthouse with 141 southwest Iowa county officers in attendance seeking coordination and updates on regional governance and public duties.
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Southwest
Iowa
Woman Shot At Davenport
Davenport police issued an assault with intent to murder warrant for Richard Fuqua after a male acquaintance shot Anna Belle Kirkman 46 operator of the Columbia Tap in her apartment. Kirkman remained in critical condition at Mercy Hospital with a precarious bullet in her abdomen. Authorities said Fuqua left by bus for Chicago and may head to Florida via Indianapolis.
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Anna Belle Kirkman
Columbia
Mercy Hospital
Richard Fuqua
Chicago
Florida
Indianapolis
Elmer Petersen
Fuqua
Rainy Weather Expected in Iowa Through Wednesday
The Associated Press reports more rain in Iowa with southerly winds bringing moist air. Lows forecast in the 60s for Tuesday night, after Monday night lows from 44 at Dubuque to 65 at Council Bluffs, with partly cloudy skies and scattered thunderstorms continuing through Wednesday.
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Alrac
Dubuque
Council Bluffs
Southern dixie forces hinder civil rights amendments vote
Washington AP Southern senators blocked quick action on civil rights bill amendments after a Dixie forces caucus. Senator Richard Russell dismissed talk of a vote tonight while Hubert Humphrey said voting could finish by night if few amendments are added. House leaders aimed to send the bill to Johnson before July 2.
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Senate
Dixie Forces
Richard B Russell
D-Ga
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D-Minn
Humphrey
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Otho Trobaugh, Former Cass Farmer, Dies at 64
Otho Trobaugh, 64, retired Cass county farmer and Casey area resident, died Monday at Atlantic Memorial Hospital after long illness. Born May 5, 1900 in Leavensworth Indiana, he moved to Cass county in 1922 and married Ethel Hancock in 1925. Funeral set for 1:30 p.m. Thursday at Menlo Methodist Church with burial in Oakwood Cemetery Lewis.
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Cass County
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Levensworth
Ind
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Indiana
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Gable
Atlantic Methodist Parsonage
Lewis
Atlantic
Ava
Bill Trobaugh
Louisville
Artho Trobaugh
Ontario
Calif
John DeSchamp
Salem
Jesse Martin
Jesse Brandenburg
Corydon
Nona ‘Howard
Pontiac
Ill
Chester Trolugh
Mer
Trobaugh
Menlo Methodist Church
Ward Young
Lester Hancock
Woodward
Oakwood
Roland Funeral Home
Iowa Woman Contesting Tax on Embezzled Funds
Mrs. Burnice I. Geiger of Sheldon admits embezzling more than 2 million dollars from her father's bank and protests a government demand for 946846 dollars in income tax on the funds. Her attorneys say she did not receive cash or its equivalent from any transactions tied to the Sheldon National Bank shortage.
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Washington
Iowa
Burnice I. Geiger
Sheldon
U.S. Tax Court
Argentine Labor Leaders Postpone Sit-In to Talk with Illia
Argentine labor leaders delay a 24 hour sit in strike at factories to pursue talks with President Arturo Illia on labor issues.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Arturo Illia
Scranton Gains Iowa Delegates As GOP Campaign Tightens
Des Moines AP Scranton aides announce at breakfast that he has won at least one more Iowa delegate vote as he seeks Midwest support before the national convention. Iowa leaders say Nagle and six delegates who met Scranton recently show growing backing amid farm policy talk and a call to beat the Democrats.
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Pennsylvania
William Scranton
Iowa
GOP
Robert Ray
Scranton
Kansas
Midwest
Ray
George Nagle
Iowa City
Nagle
Ranton
Chicago
E. Howard Hill
Milburn
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Kenneth Thatcher
State Farm Bureau
Lyndon Johnson
Associated Press
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Crash Injuries Fatal to Sister of Atlantic Woman
Mrs. George Graves of Manning died Monday at Clarkson hospital Omaha from injuries suffered May 28 in a two car crash near Kimballton. Pete Mikkelsen, driver of the other car, remains hospitalized improving. Graves born in Manning. survived by husband, a son and daughter, three sisters including Mrs. Martens, and a brother. Funeral Wednesday at Ode funeral home in Manning.
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George Graves
Manning
Louie Martens
Atlantic
Clarkson Hospital
Omaha
Kimballton
Pete Mikkelsen
Ode Funeral Home
Vauxhall to Sell 1000 Trucks to Indonesia
London AP reports Vauxhall Motor Co will sell 1,000 truck and bus chassis worth 2.8 million dollars to Indonesia as Britain maintains an embargo on military supplies. A Foreign Office spokesman said the policy does not apply to these vehicles. A company spokesman doubted military conversion due to lack of four wheel drive. The move mirrors Britain’s Cuba bus sale and may spark political debate.
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Vauxhall Motor Co
Indonesia
Britain
Foreign Office
Cuba
113th birthday celebrated by Mrs Nino in San Antonio
Mrs Antonio M Nino marks her 113th birthday in San Antonio Texas born 1851 in San Luis Potosi Mexico. She has 14 grandchildren 76 great grandchildren and 66 great great grandchildren all residing in San Antonio showing she can sew without glasses.
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San Antonio
Tex
San Luis Potosi
Mexico
Postmaster May Be Cleared in Embezzlement Case
Howard L. Pritchard, Mound postmaster since 1955, may be cleared after parole officer statements presented during pre sentence investigation. Pritchard pleaded guilty to embezzling 562 dollars from the Post Office and later changed to innocent citing negligence. Separate cases include James Roth of Des Moines denying perjury charges and Jerold Cusick pleading guilty to mailing obscene material to a Council Bluffs girl while undergoing medical treatment.
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Howard L. Pritchard
Mound
Pritchard
Roy Stephenson
U.S. District Court
James Roth
Rothino
Iowa
Roth
Jerold Donald Cusick
Mission
Kan
Council Bluffs
Cusick
Eisenhower Urges Unity in Southeast Asia Morale Drive
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower called for a strong propaganda program in Southeast Asia and unity of view between the United States and South Vietnamese people. He said the Vietnam War cannot be won without morale and public understanding of freedom, noting villagers surrender to Communists when unaware of true liberty.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Southeast Asia
United States
Party To People Forum
Republican National Committee
Eisenhower
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Lynda Bird Johnson Dives in Maui While Attending Mau Island
Lynda Bird Johnson arrived on Maui Island and immediately donned a swimming suit to skin dive. A diving expert who accompanied the president's daughter said she was wonderful and a quick learner.
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Akrahului
Mau Island
Bawaii
Lynda Bird Johnson
Maui Island
Trains End One Day Strike Across Midwest Railroads
Court orders halted a one day strike by about 5000 Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen members on six midcontinent lines including Missouri Pacific and Katy affecting Tennessee to Colorado. Return to work expected as injunctions curb picketing. hearings set later this week.
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Missouri
Oklahoma
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Texas - Mexican Railway
Houston Port Terminal Association
Louis E Corsi
Cleveland
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Woman helps police capture bank robber in Culver City
A passerby spotted a man clutching money flee a bank, jump into a parked car trunk, and slam the lid. Police arrived as bank employees yelled, and a woman witness led officers to Wilford Lawrence Taylor, 23, with a pistol and $1,930. He surrendered.
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Culver City
Calif
Wilford Lawrence Taylor
Audubon Man Given Five Year Jail Term in Harlan
Glen M. Young of Audubon was sentenced to five years in the state penitentiary at Fort Madison in district court here after escaping custody last month. He had been held on a larceny charge with additional counts of carrying a concealed weapon larceny of a motor vehicle and escape, which were dismissed.
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Glen M. Young
Audubon
Fort Madison
Young
Kennedy family meets Pope in Vatican audience
Mrs. Robert F. Kennedy and three of her children were received today by Pope Paul VI in a Vatican audience. The visit highlights the high level exchange between the UF administration and the Catholic Church.
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Robert F. Kennedy
U.S
Paul VI
Vatican
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