Kennedy Hosts Ikeda After Illness Keeps President in Bed
President Kennedy, described as feeling fine by aides, left his sick bed to receive Japanese Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda at the White House. Kennedy, diagnosed with a bacterial infection, walked with no limp and appeared in good spirits after days of bed rest and medical treatment. Ikeda’s farewell call ended three days of high level discussions, with Kennedy maintaining upstairs quarters per Dr. Travell.
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Washington
Kennedy
Hayato Ikeda
Ikeda
White House
Janet Travell
Steels
Weet
Travell
Reportera
Dr. Travel
Georgetown
Holiday toll outlook and media impact on traffic deaths
Stevenson reports on South America reduced toll linked to news reports. AAP notes holiday traffic deaths to 450 or more, with NSC citing media coverage as a major factor in reducing holiday fatalities. AP surveys show 462 deaths over a Memorial Day period, 35 percent higher than nonholiday weekends.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Council
The
Safety Council
Associated Press
Ritenour Heads Hawkeye Girls State Inauguration
Lucinda Ritenour of Cedar Rapids was inaugurated Thursday night as governor of Hawkeye Girls State on the Federalist ticket defeating Mary To Sisco of Newton. The new officers include Ann Lundquist Davenport lieutenant governor Lynn Thorp Coon Rapids secretary of state Marjorie Running Decorah auditor Mary Lee Hudderston New London treasurer Pat McClure Washington attorney general Jane Gronau Beloit secretary of agriculture.
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Cedar Falls
Lucinda Ritenour
Cedar Rapids
Hawkeye
Miss Ritenour
Mary To Sisco
Newton
Ann Lundquist
Davenport
Lynn Thorp
Coon Rapids
Marjorie Running
Decorah
Mary Lee Hudderston
New London
Pat McClure
Washington
Jane Gronau
Beloit
Weekend Weather Outlook with Warm Weekend Swing
A weather update tracks a pair of days through Saturday with Lews Friday night in the 50s. It notes warmer conditions in the west and north on Saturday with highs in the Us. The outlook also indicates partly cloudy skies and a warmer Sunday.
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Lews
Youth Killed In Stolen Car Crash Near Mount Pleasant
A 19 year old Argyle youth, James Reid Naplin, died in a high speed one car crash after fleeing police in a stolen car near Mount Pleasant following a Thursday night theft from Anna Ball of Donnellson. Ball was beaten and hospitalized. Naplin was sought for parole violation in Keokuk.
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Mount Pleasant
Argyle
James Reid Naplin
Naplin
Here
Anna Ball
Donnellson
Keokuk
Senate OKs Extended Taxes Await Kennedy Signature
Legislation extending excise tax rates on liquor wine beer cigarettes automobiles and other items awaits President Kennedy's signature after the Senate approved the measure by a voice vote.
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Washington
Kennedy
Senate
Iowa Man Loses Bid for U S Chamber Presidency
Dean Arbuckle of Jefferson Iowa failed to win the U S Chamber of Commerce presidency at the convention. He polled 220 votes from Iowa Nebraska and Indiana while Bob Conger of Jackson Tennessee won on a late ballot.
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Atlanta
Dean Arbuckle
Jefferson
Iowa
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Nebraska
Indiana
Bob Conger
Jackson
Tenn
Keokuk man held on reported incident charges
William George Daegel, 41, Keokuk Iowa, faces a June 2 preliminary hearing on a federal unlawful flight to avoid prosecution charge. He may be turned over to Kansas for prosecution over a May 26 incident involving a 12 year old girl in Baldwin. Bond set at 25000. The FBI cites multiple related cases across Iowa and Kansas involving young girls enticed into a car.
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Kansas City
William George Daegele
Keokuk
Iowa
Daegel
Kansas
Baldwin
Kan
W. Mark Felt
FBI
Shenandoah
Clarinda Cape
Daegele
Horton
Clarinda
Ed Gibson
Tom Cumming
Missouri
Enid
Okla
Garfield County
Robert Gregory
Nicholas Brust
Brush
Colo
Gregory
Colorado
Defense Bill Approved By House Group
The House Appropriations Committee endorsed a $42.7 billion defense bill for fiscal year starting July 1. The plan expands the Polaris fleet, bomber and missile forces, and enlarges armed forces, with a small cut from the President’s request.
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House
Washington
Kennedy
House Appropriations Committee
Congress
George Mahon
D-Tex
United States
Soviet Union
Trujillo Family Asked Off Monuments Nationwide
In Ciudad Trujillo Dominican Republic Rafael Trujillo's sons and his widow urge President Balaguer to remove their names from public works monuments. They request replacement with names of important people or events in national history as post dictator public projects were named for Trujillo family members.
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Ciudad Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Rafael Trujillo
Joaquin Balaguer
Rafael Trujillo Jr
Rhadamas
Trujillo
Woman Killed In Car Crash Near Cushing
Mrs. Carlton Van Housten aged 4 of Cushing was killed when her car collided with a ministerial vehicle leaving the North Iowa Methodist Conference. Three children were injured and hospitalized in Sioux City. The other vehicle was driven by Rev. David L. Saunders who faced improper passing charges.
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Cushing
Carlton van Housten
North Iowa Methodist Conference
van Houten
Sioux City
Lilea
Jarvae
Lanelle
Dave
David L. Saunders
Guttenberg
Highway 20
Here
James Hearn
McGregor
William Stacy
Colesburg
Wayne Gjerde
Burr Oak
Illegally Tabled Beer Seized in Council Bluffs Super Market
Iowa Secretary of State D. Synherst said more than 300 cases of illegal beer were found in a Council Bluffs supermarket. Ray Kuehl, director of the State Beer Permit Board, has tied up the beer so it cannot be sold. Synherst, who chairs the board, requested an attorney general's opinion on the case.
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Llegal Beer Label
DES Moines
Council Bluffs
Stete D
Probe fizzles as Atlas missile explodes over Atlantic
The Air Force investigates a seventh failure in ten Atlas launches after an 85 foot Atlas E model blew up thousands of feet above the Atlantic Ocean ninety six seconds after liftoff on an intended 7300 mile flight.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
Atlantic Ocean
Floods and Lightning Kill Seven More Turks
AP reports floods and a lightning strike in Istanbul area claim seven additional lives in the last four hours, raising the week’s weather toll to 37 deaths across Turkey.
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Istanbul
Stevenson reports Latin need for reform amid Cold War tensions
Ambassador Adlai Stevenson tells President Kennedy that economic want and social unrest are rising in South America while urging faster social and economic development. He notes growing anti communism and widespread support for the alliance for progress as Cuba and Castro are scrutinized. Stevenson cites hope for reform and warns communism abroad is not just a U.S. concern.
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Washington
Adlai E. Stevenson
Kennedy
South America
Stevenson
U.N
Alliance For Progress
Cuba
United States
Puerto Rico
Sevenson
Don't Link Plot To Shooting In Buenos Aires
Washington and Argentina deny any link between the Buenos Aires shooting of a U S Marine Guard and a purported assassination plot against Adlai E Stevenson The U N ambassador returned from South America and stated no killing attempt was known Secretary of State Rusk named the wounded Marine Sgt James J Lucinskis as from Chicago and said no connection to Stevenson's visit exists
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Argentina
U.S
Buenos Aires
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
South American
Kennedy
United Nations
New York
New York World Telegram and
Sun
Newark Star-Ledger
Dean Rusk
State Department
James J. Lucinskis
Chicago
Rusk
Seaman Leif Kyte Found Murdered in Beaumont
Norwegain seaman Leif Kyte, 30, was found dead under a viaduct in an abandoned shed in Beaumont on June 12. Autopsy found two skull fractures and multiple injuries. A man matching Kyte’s description was arrested in Jennings, Louisiana. Kyte had reported another seaman took his luggage earlier. A cremation was authorized by his brother.
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Beaumont
Tex
Leif Kyte
Eianer Kyte
Gilman
Towa
Kyte
Jennings
Iowa
Bill Told
West New York Woman Earns Library Card After Studying
Florence Jacobs a 22 year old resident of West New York New Jersey uses the public library to learn astronomy and atomic energy among other subjects and is granted a library card.
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Florence Jacobs
Public Library
West New York
N.J
Seven Injured In Three Auto Accidents
A sequence of three crashes within 12 hours injured seven people. Cumberland, Wiota, and Lewis area drivers were listed with names including Alice McLaren, 62, and Jessie McLaren, 77, Cumberland residents. Four Cumberland crash victims at Atlantic Memorial Hospital.
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Cumberland
Wiota
Lewis
Atantic Memorial Hospital
Alice McLaren
Jessie McLaren
Malcolm McLaren
William Muller
Griswold
Marian Lee Feltner
Richard Sorensen
Redfield
Lawrence Burns
Massena
Optimists International Elects Officers at Las Vegas Meet
Dr Eusmo and B Rembolt of Towa Cis Towa were elected president and officers at the Optimists International 48th annual convention. Gene H Sternberg of Granite City La and William Ro Newhouse of Madison Wis were named vice presidents and a director respectively.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Eusmo and
B. Rembolt
Towa Cis
Towa
Optimists International
Gene H. Sternberg
Granite City
William Ro Newhouse
Madison, Wis
Accident at Bruner station near Wiota injures driver
A car driven by Marian Feltner of Wiota ran out of control at 1 AM at Bruner service station on the east edge of Wiota. It struck two gas pumps and signs, knocked down two telephone poles, crashed into a tree, and caused Feltner to suffer a minor chest injury. Lt John Mahnke and officers described the scene.
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Bruner
Wiota
Marian Feltner
John Mahnke
Iughwas
iFeltner Auto
Feltner
Meetings on Maritime Peace Plan Prompt 60 Day Pause
Rapid meetings were called today in New York to decide whether eight day maritime strike participants will accept Labor Secretary Arthur J. Goldberg's proposal for a voluntary 60 day suspension. If rejected, a Taft Hartley law injunction could follow. William E. Simkin arranged talks with marine engineers, the National Maritime Union, Masters Mates and Pilots, and shipping owners. President Kennedy would appoint a three man committee to weigh issues if unions and industry agree. Goldberg urged acceptance by 1 p.m. EST Saturday.
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New York
Arthur J. Goldberg
William E. Simkin
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Marine Engineers
National Maritime Union
Kennedy
Goldberg
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