UCS Committee Backs Mental Health Center Proposals
An evaluation panel at Hallmar Mercy Hospital reviewed a study on the mental health component of a planned comprehensive health center. It endorsed the report in general, backing expanded diagnostic and outpatient services and a 60 bed halfway house, while noting exact staffing and facility sizes remain undecided.
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Cuba Crisis Deepens Over CIA Landing Attempt
Havana reports a deadlocked regional conference as Cuban authorities condemn CIA directed action. An armed landing party on Pinar del Rio coast, two captured invaders, others returning to the U.S., and a wounded captive are described amid broader Latin American tensions and calls to condemn communist revolts and foreign interference.
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Curfew Eased as Milwaukee Ends Emergency After Riots
Western diplomats in Bucharest reported nearly 100 people drowned when a pleasure boat capsized on Lake Lacul Tei near Bucharest. Milwaukee Mayor Henry Maier lifted the July 31 curfew and ended the state of emergency after a night of relative quiet, restoring 2 am tavern closings and removing bans on firearms and gas pump containers. No confirmation from Romanian sources or newspapers was available.
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Ross Files Candidacy for Riverfront Post
C David Ross 195 Ellis boulevard NW has taken out nomination papers for a six year term on Cedar Rapids riverfront improvement commission. He is seeking re election while Robert Ford and Jerome R Kriz hold terms. Ross is the only candidate so far for any municipal office. The election also covers mayor municipal court judge chief bailiff and four city council posts.
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New Zealander Fined For Flag Burning Incident
William James Lee a 20 year old apprentice fitter was fined 140 dollars for a bid to burn the American flag during General Maxwell Taylor and Clark Clifford's visit. He pled innocent to a charge of disorderly conduct on Parliament grounds August 1 amid Vietnam war talks with officials. Lee said he could be drafted but has no intention of war involvement.
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