Iowa Senate Buses Bill Dead After Tabling Motion
DES MOINES Iowa senate vote 26 17 to table an amendment allowing parochial and private school children to ride public school buses ends efforts to attach the measure to a safety standards bill. Gov Ray supported the proposal but the tactic failed, making revival unlikely this year or in 1970. Senator Walsh criticized Crawfordsville Senator Stephens and others over the clash, while parliamentary questions about bill carryover linger.
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Richard Stephens
Crawfordsville
Kenneth Benda
B-lartwick
Benda
Robert Rigler
New Hampton
Roger Jepsen
UPI
Town Senate
Czechoslovakia Radio Reports Soviet Beefing Up
Prague radio announced government officials say the Soviet occupation army will bolster forces in Czechoslovakia this month. The plan was disputed as the CTK news agency later withdrew its report and offered no explanation for the change in facts.
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Czechoslo-Prague Radio
Czechoslovakia
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Flood Toll Mounts as Rivers Fall
Flooding caused over $3 million in one area and extreme hardship Saturday across five states. Mississippi valley communities braced for larger runoff from tributaries swamping hinterlands and forcing over 3,000 people from homes. In Wisconsin LaCrosse Prairie du Chien evacuated. Big Sioux River crested and receded at Sioux Falls Sioux City and North Sioux City with 800 residents sheltered. Corps official blamed possible dike collapse on river pressure. future flooding could be halted by congress-approved projects.
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Prairie du Chien
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Minnesota
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South Dakota
Nowa
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Sioux City
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Infant Revived After Choking Incident in NW City
Six month old Greg Platz, son of Mr and Mrs Michael Platz, was in good condition at Mercy Hospital after apparently choking and stopping breathing Friday night. Neighbor Thomas Strickler rushed the infant to Fire Station No 3 and firefighters administered oxygen before the ambulance carried him to the hospital.
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Michael Platz
Sioux Drive
Mercy Hospital
Thomas Strickler
Platz
K Avenue
Wirth Street
Strickler
the Gazette
Alaska natives told education mishandled study cited
Ralph Perdue, president of the Fairbanks Native Association, said Alaska native education has been mishandled and underfunded after a six year study. Sen Kennedy led a hearing on Indian education in Fairbanks, with Sen Mondale among few to complete the Alaska trip, while three GOP members left early amid staff memo controversy. About 500 attended.
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Republicang Henry,Bellman
Oklahoma
George Murphy
California
William Saxbe
Ohio
Kennedy
Massachusetts
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G.O.P. Trio
Nimbus 3 launch postponed for third time at Vandenberg
The liftoff of the Nimbus 3 weather satellite at Vandenberg Air Force Base California was postponed for the third time to repair a minor fuel leak in the launch rocket.
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Calif
Upi
Poor Man Wins Aid After Court Declares Hutchens Poor
In Fort Wayne Indiana Cecil Hutchens a janitor earning 90 dollars a week is deemed poor by the Indiana appellate court and the county is ordered to provide aid despite a large hospital debt. Hutchens wife died after years of medical bills and he remarried amid ongoing collection actions and a parkview hospital dispute.
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Hoff
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Enis
Harvard Faculty Drops Charges Against Nearly 200 Students
Harvard faculty voted 395 to 13 to drop criminal trespass charges against nearly 200 students who sat in at the administration building until ejected by police. The vote reflected unease over police action amid campus protests and broader student sit-ins at Oberlin Rutgers Stanford and others.
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Students For A Democratic Society
Nathan Pusey
Central Intelligence Agency
Carr
Newark
Rutgers University
Don’t stand outside and be miserable joke
The chuckle sign outside a restaurant reads Don’t stand outside and be misserable come Inside and get fed up Zapyrlaht AHR.
Scattered Bomb Attacks in Italy Stir Tense Atmosphere
In Rome two students injured by a firebomb from a passing car as Italy's Communist party calls for police disarmament to avert deaths. Bombs shattered government offices in Trento and hit the Naples party headquarters, while Battipagna slowly returns to normal after riots.
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Lacross
Italy
Italian Communist Party
Trento
Aj Lrow
Communist Party
Naples
Battipagnia
Mason City Editor W Earl Hall Dies at 72
W Earl Hall, longtime Globe-Gazette editor publisher and Mason City resident, died after hospital admission. He led the paper for over two decades and later worked with his son Reeves Hall at Independence Bulletin Journal. Survived by widow Ruth, son Reeves, two daughters, and a New York City teacher daughter. Memorial services pending.
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Mason City
Earl Trall
Masonlobe-Gazette
University of Town
W. Earl Lye
Daily
Iowa
Hall
Globe-Gazette
Reeves Hall
Independence
Town Press Assn
ISG
Ruth
Reeves
The
Independence Bulletin Journal
Paul Hook
Hillsborough
Calif
Nancy Hall
New York City
Close Raid Near Saigon Shakes Capital in War
US air force DS-5s flew a near Suva raid 15 to 16 miles west of Saigon blasting enemy bunker complexes a base camp. The attack unloaded 180 tons as Tay Ninh siege worsened with a massive Tay Ninh rocket strike killing about 35 and wounding 100 plus missing likely buried casualties.
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Tay Ninh
Black Friday
Saigon
Air Force
Hau Nghia
Seigun
U.S
Associated Press
George McArthur
Mearthur
Rumsfeld Seen As QEO Chief
Washington AP reports the White House weighing Rep Donald Rumsfeld to lead the Office of Economic Opportunity with a formal announcement expected early next week. Rumsfeld, 36, has served in Congress since 1963 representing a northern Chicago area district.
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White House
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Donald Rumsfeld
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Office of Economic Opportunity
Ronald Ziegler
Rumsfeld
Chicago
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