Salvage Stolen By Truckload In Independence
Three people arrested after salvage was stolen from property near Independence the past week. Tom Price discovered a truckload moved from his land on Sunday night and another load on Monday night. Ronald Dale Young of Waterloo and a 16yearold boy were charged with larceny after a noon Tuesday discovery on Michael V Good’s route 4 property. Both men pled innocent in police court and remain jailed on 500 bonds. the boy was released to parents.
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Tom Price
City
Michael V. Good
Route 4
Independence
Good
Price
Ronald Dale Young
Waterloo
Young
Buchanan County
Philadelphia School Board Faces Racial Tensions and Criticism
Philadelphia's Board of Education, amid a plan to integrate 260 public schools, endures fierce criticism from whites and Negro leaders. Cecil Moore accuses white principals of bias while William Ross defends the board. tensions rise with police chief Frank Rizzo under fire and warnings of a hot, bloody summer.
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Philadelphia
The
National Assn
Colored People
Moore
William Ross
Ross
Board of Education
Frank Rizzo
James Tate
Rizzo
Inexperience Cited as Prime Accident Cause in 1966
Cedar Rapids managers blamed more new employees for rising industrial accidents in 1966 during a Town House panel at the Supervisor's Safety Clinic for Iowa Industries. The panel, led by Mayor Robert Johnson, included Trent Winegar and Henry Madden among others, stressing top-down supervisor involvement and first aid tracking.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa Industries
Robert Johnson
Trent Winegar
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Henry T. Madden
Allis Chalmers
J. W. Riley
Iowa Manufacturing Co
Madden
Johnson and Robles push Panama Canal treaty
President Johnson and Panama's President Marco Robles agreed to move quickly to a new Panama Canal treaty. The leaders met in FUNTA DEL ESTE Uruguay to discuss terms and aim for rapid progress toward an agreement.
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Funta del Este
Uruguay
Johnson
Panama
Marco Robles
Pamela Burns Captures Division B Math Championship
Pamela Burns of Regis high school won the Division B math tournament at Clarke college in Dubuque. The event drew 200 students from 27 high schools across three states. Burns is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert J Burns of 2307 Bever avenue SE.
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Pamela Burns
Regis High School
Clarke College
Dubuque
Miss Burns
Pamela
Robert J. Burns
Bever Avenue
Summit Session Protocol Triggers Haitian Walkout
At the hemisphere summit in Punta del Este Haiti was represented by ambassador Arthur Bonhomme since no provision existed for ambassadors. Haiti was placed last after Honduras, prompting Bonhomme to leave the conference table briefly before returning. An official called the protest mild but noted hemisphere solidarity would endure.
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Punta del Este
Uruguay
Haiti
Francois Duvalier
Washington
Arthur Bonhomme
Bonhomme
Honduras
U.S
Hemisphere
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Philly Board of Education
Borrd
Neighborhood Schools Association
NSA
Henry Nichols
Nichols
Hiro Nishioka
M.I
University of Jawa
Zale’s
Lindale Plaza
Ral
Ned
Killian
Killian's
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