Dr Dale Weber to discuss Africa work at Methodist churches
Dr Dale Weber of Cumberland recently returned from months with Dr Albert Schweitzer in Africa will present programs at Cumberland and Pine Grove Methodist churches this Sunday and again Wednesday at First Methodist. He will show slides of Lambarene Gabon and recount his medical fellowship, leper colony work, and internship at Breadlawn hospital.
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Dale Weber
Cumberland
Albert Schweitzer
Africa
Cumberland Methodist Church
Lambarene- Gabon
French Equatorial Africa
Pine Grove
Weber
First Methodist
Commission On Missions
Harley Weber
University of Iowa School of Medicine
Breadlawns Hospital
Des Moines
Smith, Kline and French Company
Dr. Schweitzer
Senate Debates $9 Billion United States Debt Increase
The Senate moves to raise the national debt ceiling to $324 billion through June 30, 1965 after a party line House vote 203 to 182 with 20 Democrats crossing over. If not acted by July 1 the limit would drop to $285 billion, risking automatic borrowing halt and possible default within weeks.
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Washington
Senate
House
Congress
Treasury
Storm Warning for Southwest Iowa Seeks Severe Thunderstorms
Des Moines AP reports the Weather Bureau warns of scattered severe thunderstorms with possible tornadoes, large hail, and damaging winds along a corridor 60 miles either side of a line from Concordia Kansas to northwest of Des Moines, from 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. Friday.
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Des Moines
Weather Bureau
Iowa
Harrrison
Calhoun County
Wayne County
Concordia
Kan
Gaines daughter returns home after Air Force academy grad
Judy Gaines is back home after graduating May 29 from the Air Force Academy High School in Colorado Springs. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max H. Gaines.
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Judy Gaines
Air Force Academy High School
Colorado Springs, Colo
Max H. Gaines
Weather outlook captures scattered storms and cooler fronts
Partly cloudy cooler eastern areas with scattered showers and thunderstorms spreading south and central Friday night into Saturday. Hail and locally heavy rain likely southeast and extreme south Friday night. Low temperatures 50s northwest to 66 southeast. Saturday highs 65 to 90s with regional variation. Outlook shows more cloudiness and showers Sunday, warmer in extreme southeast.
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Lews
Priest Retreat Ends Queried Over Cardinal Move
In Los Angeles the Rev William H DuBay moves toward a retreat and new parish after writing the pope to remove Cardinal McIntyre. Spokesmen say the case is resolved and he may protest loyalty to the cardinal. In Florida, Leo Ledoux survived an 80 mile Atlantic swim that began as a suicide attempt and ended as a life threatening ordeal. He was picked up by a fishing boat after 39 hours in the water.
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Los Angeles
Chancery
William H DuBay
James Francis Cardinal McIntyre
Father DuBay
Father DuBray
Cardinal McIntyre
Miami
Fla
Leo Ledoux
Atlantic
Riviera Beach
Miami Beach
Miami Coast Guard
Ledoux
Laborites Favor Steel Nationalization
The Labor party plans to nationalize the steel industry again and extend state control into other sectors if it wins the government in the upcoming national elections. The policy, discussed during a three hour Commons debate, was revealed after Conservative taunts about Labor’s domestic plans.
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London
Labor Party
Labor
House of Commons
Doran Engman 16 Drowns in Farm Pond Near Dayton
Doran Engman, 16, drowned while swimming with younger brother Rodney in a farm pond near Dayton. Rodney reported seeing Doran floating on his back near the pond’s middle before he vanished. Parents are Mr and Mrs Mortie Engman of Dayton.
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Dayton, Town
Doran Engman
Rodney
Doran
Mortie Engmas
Daytona
Woman 72 claims world flight title by regular flights
Anna Hirschberg, 72, landed at John F. Kennedy Airport and set a world flight record of 57 hours 52 minutes for a woman flying around the world on regularly scheduled commercial flights. The prior mark was 62 hours 59 minutes. The Lake Hopatcong, New Jersey widow said she slept about five hours total and felt not tired. She joked she could go again after a hot dog. She arrived at 5:53 am, having left 8:01 pm Tuesday.
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New York
Anna Hirschberg
John F. Kennedy International Airport
Hirschberg
Sabotage Strikes Train Near Saigon Killing and Wounding Said
A Communist mine attack damaged four passenger cars of a crowded train near Saigon. Reports say no deaths and 30 people injured with some source varying on the count. Helicopters transported the wounded to military hospitals for treatment.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Miliery
City bans topless one piece swimsuits in Covington
Covington City Commission adopted an ordinance prohibiting sale or wearing of one piece swimsuits exposing the breast, with a penalty up to three days in jail or a $500 fine. Vancouver history notes an 1880 bathing-suit rule, while retailers debate topless styles from New York.
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Associated Press
Covington
Vancouver
Wash
City Commission
Don Riesenberg
Columbia River
Rudi Gernreich
New York
New Quake Strikes Niigata Port City Again
A new quake hit Niigata Japan raising alarm over already weakened buildings. Firefighters battled a large water front storage tank blaze as U S air force foam crews aided dusk operations. The disaster from Tuesday left 25 dead over 400 injured and thousands homeless across 11 prefectures.
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Niigata
Japan
U.S
Reinery
George Delany Dies at Villisca
George W. Delany a Villisca plumber died suddenly this morning in Villisca. He was born in Atlantic and worked in Atlantic and Maine areas. Surviving are a brother Woodrow Delany and four sisters, with funeral services at Wolff funeral home in Villisca at 10 a.m. Saturday.
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George W. Delany
Villisca
Atlantic
Maine
Cass County
Woodrow Delany
Cliff Lafferty
Whites Angered By Motel Pool Incident
In St Augustine Florida confrontation over integration at Monson Motor Lodge escalates as 57 more demonstrators, including rabbis, join protests. A pool melee involves five Black protesters and two white integrationists, with pool chemicals dumped. Sheriff Davis interrupts a march as Hosea Williams speaks.
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ST. Augustine
Fra
Martin Luther King Jr
Verle Pope
Monson Motor Lodge
James Brock
Brock
al Lingo
Peter Shiras
Washington
Monson
Hosea Williams
Savannah
L. C. Davis
Williams
Davis
Mother Gives Barth To Baby In Freeway Jam
Henry Cavanaugh rushed his wife Christien to the hospital when a freeway collision triggered a labor. A couple in a nearby car, later named as Mr and Mrs Julian Blanco of Azusa, delivered the infant during the traffic jam and helped move mother and baby to a hospital.
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Los Angeles
Henry Cavanaugh
Christien
Cavanaugh
Blancos
Pilots Strike Grounds Alitalia Flights Nationwide
AP reports a nationwide walkout by Alitalia pilots grounded all flights as of midnight. The strike, driven by wage and contract dispute, disrupted service at airports across Italy and affected both domestic and international operations.
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Rome
Alitalia
National
Reme
Cool air follows severe storms into state
Cooler, drier air moved into Iowa after a Thursday night outbreak of localized severe storms. Tornadic winds damaged a Rock Creek Lake camping area near Grin bob Wilson and his son escaped injury after leaving their nine ton house trailer minutes earlier. Rainfall totals reached .73 in Brooklyn and .70 in Ames with temperatures falling into the upper 50s to lower 60s. A new disturbance to the west could bring Sunday showers or storms.
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Associated Press
Iowa
Rock Creek Lake
Grin
Bob Wilson
Bondurant
Wilson
KGRN
Brooklyn
Williamsburg
Ames
Pella
Davenport
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Ottumwa
Sioux City
Burlington
Iowa State to Hold Physics Institute
Ames teachers from grades seven to twelve in public and private schools are invited to attend a NSF funded in service institute at Iowa State University. Sessions run Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. during the 1964 65 academic year with tuition and expenses paid. Applications due by June 0.
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Ames
Iowa State University
National Science Foundation
R. K. Good, Jr
NSF
Towa State
Falls Claim Life of Maurice Belter in LeClaire
Maurice Belter age 26 of Shakopee Minnesota died from injuries after falling from a third floor porch at the Cody Inn in Le Claire. Doctors report a broken neck and the death is ruled accidental by Dr. R M Perkins Scott County medical examiner.
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Davenport
Maurice Belter
Shakopee
Minn
Cody Inn
le Claire
Belter
R. M. Perkins
Scott County Medical Eexaminer
Carpenters Strike Ties Iowa University Projects
Carpenters Union Local 1260 began a Friday strike at eight University of Iowa campus projects and other jobs in a three county area after contract talks failed on wages. The union seeks parity with Cedar Rapids rates, with current Local 1260 pay at 3.65 per hour and potential increases for the future. A broader civil rights bill in the Senate moves toward final passage as House action is planned to align for a July 4 delivery to the White House.
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Iowa City
Carpenters Union Local 1260
University of Iowa
John L. Johnston
Cedar Rapids
Johnson
Iowa
Cedar Counties
George Horner
University
University Hospitals
Business Administration
Burge Hall
Currier Hall
University Library
Horner
Carpenters
Sen
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
House
Senate
Rules Committee
Howard W. Smith
Dva
Smith
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
White House
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Miners Rescued After Tunnel Collapse in Caucasus
Moscow Radio reports seven miners saved in a massive rescue involving thousands of men after rock blocked a tunnel near Bashkistan in Azerbaijan Caucasus.
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London
Moscow Radio
Bashkitan
Azerbaijan
Caucasus
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