Semis Deliver Dredge Parts for Austin Project
Three semis bring hull sections and the 15 ton drilling head for a 50 foot long dredge to deepen the Red Cedar River in Austin. Built by Miller Dredging Co of La Crosse, Wis, the unit will dig 180000 cubic yards of fill for the Downtown Plaza site.
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Dick Cords
Red Cedar River
Austin
Miller Dredging Co
la Crosse
Wis
Downtown Plaza
Fred Prudoehl
Winona
Albert Miller
Harry Woods
LaCrosse
Idaho Man Heads U J C as Race Debate Winds
Dick Headlee, 32 from Bountiful Utah, won the presidency of the U S Junior Chamber of Commerce after a five ballot vote amid a civil rights dispute led by Rev Robert Castle Jr Castle urged steps toward better race relations and was blocked from speaking inside the Louisville convention Headlee will direct the 200000 plus member group from Tulsa Oklahoma with his wife and seven children.
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Louisville, Ky
Dick Headlee
U.S
Headlee
White House
Tulsa
Okla
Burroughs Corp
GOP to Study Kennedy Trip C Yates McDanitel
Congressional leaders welcomed Kennedy's European trip results but urged caution in judging its success, especially with France. House Speaker McCormack and Senate Democrats praised the visit as advancing U.S. and European interests, while Republicans warned against premature conclusions and questioned gains with France. Ford and Goldwater urged careful analysis and focus on NATO.
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C. Yates McDanitel
Washington
Kennedy
Europe
France
House
John McCormack
D-Mass
Senate
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Humphrey
U.S
Charles de Gaulle
Everett Dirksen
Illinois
Germany
United States
Dirksen
Pravda says USSR refuses concessions ahead of talks
Pravda reports the Soviet Union will not concede in talks with the United States and Britain opening July 15 on a nuclear test ban. Yuri Zhukov notes enforcement relies on detection systems and a limited set of robot black box installations in signatory nations.
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Moscow
Pravda
Communist Party
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
Yuri Zhukov
New Ambassador to South Viet Nam Named for Lodge and Kennedy
President Kennedy picks Henry Cabot Lodge to be ambassador to South Vietnam linking a long family rivalry with a new political alignment. The Bostonian, 61, served as UN ambassador and GOP presidential candidate in 1960. He is married to Emily Sears and has two sons, George and Henry.
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Lodge
South Viet Nam
Kennedy
Senate
Sen
Henry Cabot Lodge
John F. Fitzgerald
GOP
Richard M. Nixon
White House
Time, Inc
Atlantic Institute
Western
Europe
Emily Esther Sears
George Cabot
Henry Sears
Four youths drown in Iowa pond tragedy near Riverside
Four boys aged 8 to 13 drowned while wading in a farm pond on the Noah Mast farm near Riverside Iowa. The victims Raymond Gingerich 13 Johnny Yoder 11 and brothers David Bell 10 Carl Bell 8 were found after clothing appeared on the bank and searchers recovered the bodies. The brothers were wards of Juvenile Court at Iowa City and had been fostered to the Gingerich home just last Tuesday.
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Riverside
Iowa
Noah Mast
Here
Iowa City
Gingerich
Crow Causes Grass Fire In Moses Lake
A crow perched on a wire started a grass fire near Moses Lake Washington. Firefighters quickly stopped the blaze which burned fifty acres before the crow was found to have been cooked by the heat.
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Moses Lake
Wash
High Court Maintains $100,000 Bail in Slaying Case
The Minnesota Supreme Court refused to reduce Norman J. Mastrian’s $100,000 bail in the first degree murder case linked to the slaying of Carol Thompson. Mastrian, 39, allegedly a go-between in a payoff to Dick W. C. Anderson, faces trial with husband T. Eugene Thompson and Anderson, each bail set at $100,000.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota Supreme Court
District Court
Norman J. Mastrian
Carol Thompson
Mastrian
Dick W.C. Anderson
Minneapolis
T. Eugene Thompson
Anderson
John W. Graff
Ramsey County
Thompson murder suspect delayed by bonding rules
Technicalities blocking release of T Eugene Thompson 36 on a $100,000 bond persist after Indiana firm United Bonding and Insurance Co lacks a resident agent in Magnusson's records. St Paul County Attorney Randall says bond not in order, Thompson remains jailed.
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ST. Paul
Indiana
T. Eugene Thompson
William Randall
Cyrus Magnusson
Randall
United Bonding and Insurance Co
Indianapolis
Magnusson
Bord
Thompson
Reverend Welch 100 Receives Policy After JFK Trip Comment
The Rev. Herbert Welch, a retired Methodist bishop age 100, holds an insurance policy issued today in his New York apartment. He notes there was not any pan after the JFK related trip quote.
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Herbert Welch
New York
Khrushchev Arrives in East Berlin for Satellite Summit
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev lands in East Berlin to meet with Walter Ulbricht and other satellite leaders, framing Kennedy's West Berlin visit as aimed at sowing German enmity. Gomulka and Novotny join for Ulbricht’s 70th birthday gathering, signaling broader bloc talks.
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East Berlin
Michael Goldsmith
Khrushchev
Ulbricht
Kennedy
West Berlin
Nina
Valentina Tereshkova
Berlin
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Antonin Novotny
Walter Ulbricht
Gomulka
Novotny
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Valentina
Pankow
Goldwater Links Dems With Corrupt Machines
SAN FRANCISCO AP Barry Goldwater leveled sharp attacks on Democratic leaders calling them tied to corrupt big city machines in a fiery speech to Young Republicans at their national convention. He urged liberals to be called to account and criticized Kennedy's policies and Cuba amid intense floor battles over leadership and civil rights resolutions.
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Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
San Francisco
Kennedy
Democratic Party
Big City
Goldwater
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
Cuba
Young Republican National Federation
Charles McDevitt
Idaho
Donald Lukens
House of Representatives
Radio Station at Mason City Sold to Illinois Owner
Mason City radio station KSMN sold by Harry Campbell and Donald Blanchard to Hayward Talley who already owns WSMI in Litchfield Illinois and KXGI in Fort Madison. The sale price was $170 000.
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Mason City
Iowa
KSMN
Harry Campbell
Donald Blanchard
Hayward Talley
WSMI
Litchfield
Ill
KXGI
Fort Madison
Navy chief denies Pentagon TFX budget compromise
Secretary of the Navy Fred Korth told Senate investigators there is no settlement for an inferior costlier TFX warplane. In London Christine Keller testified she had sexual relations with former War Minister Profumo and Soviet naval attaché Ivanov, saying money and gifts were for her mother.
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Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Fred Korth
Senate
Pentagon
London
Christine Keller
John Profumo
Yevgeny Ivanov
Profumo
Wheat acreage forecast for 1964 crop reaches 60 million
Washington AP says the Agriculture Department's economic research service projects farmers will seed about 60 million acres of wheat for the unrestricted 1964 crop. The first official forecast estimates indicate higher planting plans under current market and weather conditions.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Economic Research Service
Seven Die in Brazilian High Rise Blaze
Fire consumed upper floors of a 21 story commercial building in Rio de Janeiro. At least seven people died, with others reported missing. About 20 firefighters were injured in the blaze.
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Rio DE Janfiro
Brazil
No Suspects Found in Police Bombing
In Minneapolis police say no suspects yet in bombings at homes of two officers. Chief Walling backs arrests, defends force amid criticism. FBI joins the probe as morale concerns deepen. suspensions for Clunis and Moore cited.
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Minneapolis
E.J
Pat) Walling
Walling
North
David Clunis
Raymond Wells
Clunis
Kenneth Moore
Arthur Naftalin
Washington
FBI
Kennedy Receives Rapt Ireland Welcome in Dail Address
President Kennedy addressed the Irish Parliament amid loud applause praising a free Ireland. He lauded Ireland as a maker of world peace and urged other nations to emulate Ireland’s path to independence and its constructive relationship with Great Britain.
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Patrick J. Massey
Dublin
Kennedy
Ireland
Dail
U.S
Cork
Patrick Hogan
Free Ireland
Great Britain
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