Senate approves Johnsons 89 million addition to foreign aid bill
The Senate voted 42 to 26 to add 89 million dollars to the two year foreign aid authorization to fund new Southeast Asia development programs. An amendment drafted by Senator Fulbright would route much Latin American military aid through the OAS with 25 million earmarked for an inter American military force under OAS control.
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Senate
Johnson
Southeast Asia
Organization of American States
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Foreign Relations Committee
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
South Viet Nam
Laos
Thailand
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Morse
U.S
North
Viet Nam
OAS
Latin America
Dominican Republic
United States
Santo Domingo
Hawkeye Boys Staters Pick Officers From State
In Des Moines 768 Hawkeye Boys State juniors used mock conventions to nominate candidates for state offices. Election results were to be announced late Tuesday after noon. Governor candidates included Tom Shives of Newton among others.
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Senate
Iowa
Hawkeye Boys State
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Newton
Federalist
Rick Frank
Denison
Nationalist Party
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Dubuque
Jim Crouse
Audubon
Jim Brown
Storm Lake
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Clear Lake
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Davenport
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Weldon
Monte Russell
le Mars
Richard Balter
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James Halpin
Cedar Rapids
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West Branch
Robert B. Hunt
Bettendorf
Michael Sheey
New Hampton
Tom Pruess
Mechanicsville
John Bordwell
Washington
Tim Barker
James McConnell
Grand Junction
Commerce Commissions
Yugoslav Mine Toll Seen At 114 Dead
The Kakanj mine technical director said 114 likely dead in Yugoslavia’s worst postwar disaster after a methane explosion. Rescue teams work through the shaft 450 feet underground. 111 bodies recovered, 3 miners missing, 183 men were in the shaft when it exploded near the entrance.
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Yugoslavia
Muriz Osmanagh
Osmanagh
Panamanian Reds Fail in Exploiting Dominican Crisis
AP reporting from Panama says local Communists failed to mobilize amid the Dominican crisis. President Robles maintains a trained National Guard to deter violence while many Panamanians stay tranquil and prefer U.S. ties. A bomb at the U.S. Embassy did not detonate. protests remained limited.
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Victor Avila
University of Panama
Marco A. Robles
Latin America
Moscow-Peking
Canal Zone
Washington
Organization of American States
Cuba
U.S
McDivitts Hopeful Family Plans Visit After Moon Flight
Jackson Michigan AP report notes space pilot James A McDivitt may be joined by his parents in Houston after his Gemini 4 mission. Father James A McDivitt Sr says a Wednesday departure is possible and President Johnson invited the crew to a weekend ranch visit. The mother calls the four days tense yet beautiful and the elder McDivitt plans to answer a stack of old friend letters.
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Margaret McDivitt
McDivitt
Two-Day Search Ends as Rockets Found at Camp Atterbury
A two day hunt for two dangerous 30 inch aluminum rockets dropped during an Air National Guard training mission concluded with the rockets found intact near a firing range at Camp Atterbury in Indiana. The missiles were released Sunday from a jet trainer en route from Toledo to Camp Atterbury, triggering the search across east central Indiana.
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Ind
Air National Guard
Camp Atterbury
Toledo
Ohio
Indiana
Midwest Coaches Approved for Sioux Falls to Iowa Line
The Public Utilities Commission authorized Midwest Coaches Inc of Mankato Minnesota to transport passengers and express between Sioux Falls and the Iowa South Dakota state line. The Class A motor carrier certificate permits service via Hudson and Canton South Dakota.
Wet weather woes delay Minnesota field work and seeding
Wet weather hampered field operations and seeding across Minnesota last week per the State Crop Reporting Service. Planted crops grow well where not flooded, with late May frost injuring corn, soybeans, and sweetcorn in southern counties. Moisture is adequate to surplus. weeds advance in many fields. erosion noted in freshly plowed soil.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
State
Rolvaag veto test of state remap bill heads to court
Governor Karl Rolvaag vetoed Minnesota remap legislation, charging a partisan bid to keep Conservatives in power. Lawyers for the conservative House and Minnesota Supreme Court discussed whether to test the veto in court, likely filing in Ramsey County District Court. The suit would seek to compel filing the remap as new law, under election duty provisions. Minnesota uses 67 districts with 135 House members and one senator per district.
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Karl Rolvaag
Minnesota House
Minnesota Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Ramsey County
Minnesota
House
Senate
Lloyd Duxbury
Secretary of State
United States Supreme Court
Minneapolis
Rolvaag
DFL
West Des Moines teacher fired over controversial class talks
West Des Moines superintendent Charles Joss announced dismissal of 34 year old English teacher Lloyd O McDole after a three hour hearing. Parents complained about discussions of free love premarital sex and controversial language in class. Joss cited several specific complaints and noted many more unspecified.
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West Des Moines
Charles Joss
Lloyd
McDole
Joss
John
Marvin Adams
Iowa State Education Association
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