Missing Austin Girl May Be Heading West
Cynthia Kay Dodge, 15, daughter of Mr and Mrs R D Dodge of 101% 21st St NW, has been missing since 11 30 p m Saturday Texas police disclosed She parted from a friend after leaving a car near the intersection of 1st St and 1st Ave SW and may be traveling alone toward California or Texas She is described as 5 4 108 pounds with jet black curly hair dark eyes and medium build She wore black Bermuda shorts a black sweater a three quarter raincoat and white moccasins Police ask anyone with information to contact them.
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Cynthia Kay Dodge
R. D. Dodge
Austin
Cynthia
1St St
1St Ave
California
Texas
Casins
Johnson Keeps Secrecy On Vietnam Moves As Asia Policy Review Ends
President Johnson withholds details on potential actions in Southeast Asia after a Hawaii policy review by Secretary Rusk and Defense Secretary McNamara. A White House statement says no immediate decision to widen the war, while hints of possible options surface amid continued secrecy. The report follows speculation on North Vietnam action and potential aerial strikes.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Johnson
Southeast Asia
White House
Viet Nam
Dean Rusk
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Reedy
Rusk
South
North
Kennedy Wanted Goldwater Rival As 1964 Matchup
President Johnson signaled interest in facing Barry Goldwater in the fall race. He praised Nixon and Lodge while sparring with Goldwater on Cuba Viet Nam and TVA debates. Johnson mocked GOP digs and highlighted the desire for a sharp policy contrast with the Arizona senator.
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John F. Kennedy
Goldwater
Kennedy
Johnson
Rockefeller
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Henry Cabot Lodge
George Romney
Michigan
Lodge
U.S
Saigon
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
New London
United States
Viet Nam
Traffic Deaths Across Iowa Mark Historic Year
The report notes a high number of traffic fatalities in Iowa with figures for ages and years, citing 301 year ago and 296 today, indicating a trend in road deaths and aging motorists.
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Iowa
Civil Rights Leaders Brush Away Suggestion
Southern Democrats rejected a plan to begin voting on the civil rights bill with strict debate limits. Senate leaders defend cloture moves to shorten debate as Goldwater’s California primary win sparks mixed signals among factions.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montanta
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Mansfield
Russell
Winona Man Files 50 000 Suit in St Paul
Nicholas Schneider of Winona files a 50 000 damage suit in federal court in St Paul alleging injuries from a 13 gallon sulphuric acid container rupture on January 11 1962. Defendants are North Central Chemicals Inc Seymour and Peck Co and Owens Plastics Co.
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ST. Paul
Nicholas Schneider
Winona
Schneider
North Central Chemicals Inc
Madison, Wis
Seymour and Peck Co
Chicago
Ownes Plastics Co
Kansas City
Miss Irene Roloff Receives $19007 Bonus From Fund
Miss Irene M Roloff a 69 year old Flint school teacher holds a check for 19007 dollars a retroactive bonus tied to about 25 years of investment in the Indiana State Teachers Retirement Fund totaling 5479 dollars in interest and benefits.
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Irene M. Roloff
Flint
Indiana State Teachers Retirement Fund
Roloff
Olympics Grappler Dies in Hospital
Lyle Morford about 54 a member of the 1932 U S Olympic wrestling team died of pneumonia at a hospital Wednesday Morford who farmed near Calt in Wright County had been ill several days
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Clarion
Iowa
Lyle Morford
U.S
Morford
Calt
Wright County
State Tax Refunds to Be Mailed by July 15
Minnesota tax refunds progress with 150000 receivers awaiting checks. Hatfield says refunds total nearly 500000 so far, 27000 more than last year. Processing takes about eight weeks, peak staff 200, audits flag 23000 returns for further inquiry but will still mail by July 15 if answers satisfy.
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Minnesota
Internal Revenue Bureau
Hatfield
Retired Indiana Teacher Receives $19009 Check
Irene Roloff, a 69 year old retiree who taught in Indiana before moving to Michigan in 1944, discovers she is owed 19009.27 from the Indiana Teachers Retirement Fund. The fund explains rapid growth and years of contributions earned her a large back payment plus ongoing monthly benefits of 135.17.
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Indiana
Michigan
Irene Roloff
Indiana Teachers Retirement Fund
Earl M. Utterback
Utterback
Malaysia announces draft for 12 000 to 15 000 in phase one
Malaysia disclosed an immediate nationwide draft calling 12 000 to 15 000 men and women for military service and civil defense in the initial phase. Other items report an Oklahoma trucker acquitted of an improper highway lane charge in a fatal Minnesota crash and a banker pleading guilty to diverting bank funds, plus a Moorhead rape bound over in district court involving a Concordia College student as the alleged assailant.
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Malaysia
Kuala Lumpur
Mankato, Minn
Oklahoma
Mankato
Robert F. Agard
Muskogee
Okla
ST. Paul (Ap
Edward H. Lundquist
Northwestern National Bank of Rochester
Police hunt suspect after subway stabbing in New York
Ismael Valez, a 42 year old man, was stabbed in the chest at an IRT station on 72nd Street and Broadway. The assailant, described as a Negro, fled the scene. Valez was admitted to a hospital in satisfactory condition and reported the attacker said nothing before the stabbing.
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New York
Ismael Valez
72Nd St
Broadway
Valez
New Fighter Bombers Strengthen Viet Nam Air War
Maj. Gen. Joseph H. Moore announced new Skyraider fighter bombers AIH and AIE are arriving in South Viet Nam to boost firepower and endurance, replacing T28s and B26s. He denied obsolescence rumors and noted the planes will double force strength and quadruple ordnance capacity. Also, Frans Eemil Sillanpane, 75, Nobel Prize laureate in 1939, has died in Helsinki.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Joseph H. Moore
2Nd Air Division
Moore
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Viet Nam
Spartanburg
S.C
Helsinki
Finland
Frans Eemil Sillanpaene
Saigon Police Nab Four in February Plot
Saigon police say they held four Communist terrorists in February plots. Pham Van Tu, 36, admitted throwing a grenade at a Saigon war site on February 1, killing one American and wounding another. Tu and two accomplices allegedly posed as taxi drivers. Police also captured Nguyen Van Cu, 38, a senior Viet Cong agent awaiting other operatives at Gia Dinh village.Military authorities report a Viet Nam platoon overran a small government outpost 17 miles northwest of Saigon at My Hanh, manned by 26 paramilitary self-defense corpsmen.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Pham van Tu
Nguyen van Cu
Gia Dinh
van Cu
My Hanh
GOP Leaders Back Barry Goldwater Despite Open Convention Hint
In Los Angeles two Republican leaders said they would support Sen. Barry Goldwater if he secures the GOP presidential nomination. Walter H. Judd said Goldwater's California primary victory boosts his bid but does not guarantee the nomination, while other leader argued he cannot win if nominated.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
California
Johnson
Goldwater
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
New London
Conn
Arizona
Hubert H. Humphrey
Everett M. Dirksen
Senate
Dixie Contingent
Humphrey
Dirksen
R-Ariz
Rockefeller
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Los Angeles
Walter H. Judd
Minnesota
Judd
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Pepsi-Cola Co
Jack Miller
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