Record 760 Police to Patrol Iowa Highways Holiday
Des Moines reports a four day July holiday plan to mobilize 760 officers from state and auxiliary agencies to patrol Iowa highways. Gov Hughes to sign a state of emergency enabling 560 vehicles and 350 Highway Patrols to enforce motor laws and local ordinances, aiming to curb a high death toll on roads.
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Des Moines
Lowa
William Sueppel
Harold Hughes
Sueppel
National Guard
Air Police
Highway Commission
Commerce Commission
The
Conservation Commission
Department of Public Safety
Highway Patrol
Iowa
Kosygin accuses U.S. peace calls in Viet Nam of deception
Soviet Premier Kosygin denounced U.S. peace efforts in Viet Nam as a deception and warned Washington to expect intensified aid to the Vietnamese. he condemned U.S. intervention in the Dominican Republic and criticized American policy, backing North Viet Nam and the Viet Cong for a settlement.
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Kosygin
U.S
Viet Nam
Moscow
Alexei N. Kosygin
Dominican Republic
United States
Soviet Union
North Viet Nam
Communist Led
National Liberation Front
South Viet Nam
Cloudy Weather With Showers Likely Through Wednesday
Cloudy conditions persist through Wednesday with showers or thunderstorms affecting about 30 percent of southern counties tonight and Wednesday. Lows tonight range from 52 to 58 degrees, with highs Wednesday 68 to 72 degrees.
Mystery escort to Luci Johnson is ex Senate page
The mystery escort to Luci Baines Johnson in New Orleans is Sidney Kaplan a 21 year old University of Alabama student and former Senate page. Luci says there is no romance and they are just friends, noting Kaplan has attended several of her Washington parties. Kaplan escorted her from the airport to a French Quarter hotel with Secret Service present.
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New Orleans
Senate
Luci Baines Johnson
Sidney Kaplan
University of Alabama
Luci
Kaplan
French Quarter
Victor Schiro
Secret Service
Washington
American Optometric Association
Rolvaag Retains Veto Power in Reapportionment Issue
Governor Karl Rolvaag has veto power over a reapportionment bill, the Minnesota attorney general's office said in response to a lawsuit by legislators. The suit seeks to declare the 1965 Legislature reapportionment bill final and effective despite the governor's veto.
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ST. Paul
Karl Rolvaag
State Attorney General's Office
Ramsey County District Court
Rolvaag
Schedule of Pages Trapped Generation-2
The edition lists sections across pages including sports, editorial, markets, society and comics. It notes area allocations and page numbers for each segment and indicates a structured layout for readers.
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Society
Solon Predicts Success for Foreign Aid Bill
Representative Morgan of Pennsylvania leads the House team in conferees seven meetings into the foreign aid bill talks as Fulbright flags major differences. The debate centers on a one year versus two year extension and a plan to refashion the program with a study group. Morgan believes agreement can be reached by week’s end despite money ceilings and syntax disputes. Adair challenges the two sides, saying Congress should write the program rather than rely on an outside study group.
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Washington
House
Senate
Thomas FE. Morgan
Morgan
Pennsylvania
J. W. Fulbright
Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Rep
Ross Adair
Indiana
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Adair
Congress
U S and Vietnamese Troops Sweep Viet Cong Area
U S troops and Vietnamese paratroopers moved into a Viet Cong area 30 miles north of Saigon. A U S helicopter gunner is carried aboard with a wounded arm while another gunner lies injured on the floor with a tube in his throat for breathing as they return to Tan Hiep airfield.
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U.S
Tan Hiep
Saigon
First Combined Operation Includes 800 Australians
U S and Vietnamese paratroopers conducted their first joint operation 30 miles north of Saigon with about 800 Australian infantry joining late. An American paratrooper was killed by a Viet Cong grenade and another wounded as helicopters lifted 1,200 men into the area following prior air strikes.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
173Rd Airborne Brigade
173Rd
Hanoi
Cai Lay
Mekong Delta
U.S. Marine Corps
William C. Westmoreland
Mieu Ba
Soo Line wagers on merger opposition at ICC hearing
AT ICC hearing Edward Wheeler of Chicago charged the Soo Line shows inconsistency in opposing CNW CGW merger while later claiming union would harm competition. Leonard H. Murray said merger would cost the Soo Line 1 375 000 annually. Other witnesses from Minnesota Railroad and Warehouse Commission and Burlington Railroad will be heard. Fred Bliss of White Bear Lake and Robert Delaney of Chicago for the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers submitted statements opposing consolidation.
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Minneapolis
Chicago & North Western
Soo Line
C&nw
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Edward Wheeler
Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
CGW
CNW
Leonard H. Murray
Soo
Murray
Minnesota Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Burlington Railroad
Fred R. Bliss
White Bear Lake
Robert E. Delaney
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
State Crops Make Good Growth Generally Late
Minnesota crops show good growth but are generally behind normal. Wet weather delayed planting of small grains while recent rains aided crops in the south. Haying was briefly interrupted by rain. Corn reaches up to 20 inches, about nine inches below the usual 10 inch average for this date. Soybeans vary similarly and flax blooms at only about 6 percent, well under last year’s level.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
State
School Teacher Dies in Alaska
Cordova in Alaska reports the death of 28 year old George Iverson a Cordova teacher who was working for a construction firm this summer when a concrete mixing truck accident killed him on Monday.
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Cordova, Alaska
George Iverson
Cordova
Public Gets First Look at 6 Astronaut-Scientists
Six new scientist-astronauts are introduced at the Manned Spacecraft Center. Names include Frank Michel Joseph Kerwin Duane Graveline Edward Gibson Owen Garriott and Harrison Schmitt. Most are married with children and hail from small towns. Moon flight possible after four years. Gemini 5 follows in August with Cooper and Conrad.
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Kerwin
Owen K. Garriott
Edward Gibson
Harrison Schmitt
Frank Curtis Michel
Duane E. Graveline
Houston
Tex
USS
U.S
Manned Spacecraft Center
Frank D. Michel
Joseph P. Kerwin
Edward G. Gibson
Schmitt
Minnesota
Enid
Okla
Garriott
Newport
Graveline
Oak Park
Air Force
L. Gordon Cooper Jr
Navy
Cmdr
Charles Conrad Jr
Actor Steve Cochran's Body Returns to Hollywood
Guatemala city report says film actor Steve Cochran died at sea aboard the schooner Rogue after a June storm left him paralyzed by an acute lung infection. His body was flown to Los Angeles for burial in Pacific Grove, California.
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Guatemala
Steve Cochran
Los Angeles
Pan American Airways
Pacific Grove
Calif
Cochran
Pacific
Abel Giron
Champerico
Bello Portugal
Eva Montero Eugenia Bautista Zacarias
Lorenza_ Infante De La Rosa
Acapulco
Mexico
Girl 15 Survives Yacht Sinking Off Baja California
Denise Winter, 15, is the sole survivor after a family pleasure yacht sank off La Punta San Fernando with five aboard. The stepfather Warren Winter 40, mother Mary Beth 36, sister Sheree 12, and brother Lance 13 were aboard. Coast Guard suspended then renewed search as Denise swam to safety.
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EL Rosario
Mex
Denise Winter
Baja California
Denise
Warren Winter
Murrieta
Calif
Mary Beth Winter
Sheree
Lance
U.S. Coast Guard
la Punta San Fernando
San Diego
Oceanside
la Paz
Winter
San Quintin
Mexican
Here
State Completes Case Against Allied Insurance
In Saint Paul the state rests its case against American Allied Insurance. Two state examiners testified the firm is insolvent by about 1.2 million dollars. Chicago accountant Graff challenged their method and argued Allied Realty assets be valued at current market value.
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ST. Paul
American Allied Insurance Co
State Insurance Department
American Allied
S.C. Haugen
H.K. Ramberg
Philip Graff
Chicago, Ill
Allied Realty Company of
Liquor and Beer Tax Receipts Rise in Minnesota
Minnesota liquor and beer tax receipts climbed by 1,278,164 dollars year over year. For the 12 months ending this month, receipts totaled 21,536,382 dollars, up from 20,258,218 dollars the prior year per Liquor Control Commissioner William Joyce.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
William Joyce
Mankato Seeks Bids for Dike Improvements
The Mankato City Council authorized bidding to revamp city dikes at an estimated cost of about 200000 dollars. The project aims to shield the city from Blue Earth and Minnesota River floodwaters near the west edge of town, running from the Blue Earth River bridge along Highway 169 60 through Sibley Park and north to the Minnesota river dikes. City Engineer Irving Samuelson says the dike could handle a 36 foot flood crest on the Blue Earth and a 31 foot gauge at the Main Street bridge.
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Mankato, Minn
Mankato
Rex Hill
Blue Earth
Minnesota
Blue Earth River
Sibley Park
Park
Irving Samuelson
Main Street
Iowa Drag Racing Law Revokes Licenses for One Year
DES MOINES AP reports starting July 4, Iowa drivers convicted of drag racing on public roads face a one year license revocation. State Safety Commissioner William Sueppel says the new 1965 law covers both contests between drivers and single timed races.
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Des Moines
Iowa
William Sueppel
Fargo Man Nominated as U S Attorney for North Dakota
President Johnson announced the nomination of John O. Garnas of Fargo to a four year term as U S attorney for the North Dakota district. The Federal Reserve reported U S gold holdings fell by 117 million dollars in May to 14 363 billion dollars, the smallest monthly drop this year.
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Washington
Johnson
John O. Garnas
Fargo
N.D
U.S
North Dakota
Federal Reserve
Stock market rally trims losses after mid-day dip
New York stocks surged early this afternoon following four days of sharp losses. Trading momentum faded somewhat around mid-day as gains were pared.
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New York
Whit
Hands Lose Toughness as Former Prisoner Returns to Stonecutting
Sebastiano DeCristoforo a 72 year old Quincy man resumes stonecutting learned in Italy but says his hands have lost their toughness after 41 years away. He was freed last week as sane after imprisonment since 1924 for insanity following a murder. Clarence Caniff of a stonecutting concern offered him work noting a good worker deserves a place in society.
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Sebastiano DeCristoforo
Quincy
Mass
Italy
DeCristoforo
Clarence Caniff
de Cristoforo
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