No Iowans In Troops Called Up
Washington AP reports the defense department orders 76 500 reservists and national guardsmen to active duty in the largest mobilization since the Korean war. About 4 300 report Sept 25 to Fort Polk Louisiana others report Oct 1 to fulfill 58 ships and 85 ships added to the fleet with some units from Iowa not listed.
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Colo
Three Attorneys Arrested in Boston for Bribery Attempt
Three attorneys Nathaniel Bergman Saul Glassman and Paul Gorin were arrested in Boston on charges of offering to bribe IRS official Charles McCaffrey with 10000 dollars to drop prosecution of Bergman for tax fraud. The case followed a 10 week investigation.
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UPI
Boston
Internal Revenue
Justice Department
Nathaniel Bergman
Hartford
Saul Glassman
Paul Gorin
U. S
Peter Nelligan
Charles McCaffrey
Internal Revenue Service
Bergman
McCaffrey
IRS
Thomas Howard
Raymond Kiely
Glassman
Gorin
Treasury
Marine Corps
African envoy, policeman clash in Harlem
Police say Guinea UN deputy permanent representative Michel Collet, 36, attacked Patrolman James O Grady after his car hit a taxi driven by Kenneth Morris. Collet invoked diplomatic immunity. O Grady injured a sprained thumb while Collet suffered a forehead laceration.
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New York
Harlem
Michel Collet
Guinea
U.N
Collet
Kenneth Morris
Manhattan
Morris
James O'Grady
Japanese Move To Slow Boom
Tokyo reports government order to slow Japan's economic growth to curb an uncontrolled boom sweeping the country. The move targets rapid expansion across sectors and aims to stabilize markets and prices.
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Tokyo
Japan
Draft Deferment Denied for Peace Corps Member
Miami AP A local draft board refused to defer 21 year old Charles Kamen facing service after unanimous vote. The board said he would be better off in regular service where he would learn Americanism rather than in the Peace Corps. Kamen had heckled a film at a Rotary meeting last December.
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Miami
Peace Corps
Charles Kamen
Roy Jones
Kamen
House un-American Activities Committee
Blast Kills Five Workers at Naval Propellant Plant
Five civilian workers died when a blast shattered a reinforced concrete building at the Indian Head Maryland propellant plant. The Friday explosion marked the third accident this year at the plant making fuel for rockets and missiles, and the eighth explosion since January 1959 with at least nine deaths overall.
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Indian Head
Sailors Wait for Wives. Mix Up On Pier 12
Two sailors from the carrier Forrestal and their Georgia wives converged on Norfolk’s Pier 12. Miscommunication led wives to board the Randolph instead of the Forrestal, which then sailed out, leaving families briefly bewildered and amused after seven months at sea. Subsequent calls clarified the mix up and all returned to shore happily.
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Raymond Burnette
Chamblee
Carlton Simpson
Atlanta
Forrestal
Mediterranean
Georgia
Pier 12
Randolph
Mrs. Simpson
Mrs. Burnette
Honey
Auto Collision Claims 4 Lives
Four people were killed and another seriously injured in a head on collision on a straight highway stretch in Richland Center Wisconsin. Deputies said one car drifted onto the wrong side after rounding a curve away from the crash site.
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Richland Center
Wis
Troops Battle Canadian Forest Fire in Newfoundland
Hundreds of troops joined the effort in Newfoundland on Saturday to fight one of the worst forest fires in the province’s history. Local crews and officials mobilized as the blaze threatened towns and forced precautionary evacuations.
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Ottawa
Newfoundland
Advertising executive Louis Wasey dies at 77
East Hampton New York reports Louis Wasey 77 advertising executive and co founder of the Barbasol Co died Saturday. He helped build Barbasol into a cosmetic and personal care brand and was a prominent business figure in the early days of the company.
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East Hampton
N. Y
Louis Wasey
The
Barbasol Co
U S General Protests East German Berlin Travel Rules
Maj. Gen. Albert Watson, U S commander in Berlin, protested to Soviet commander Col. Andrei Solovyev over East German limits on crossing points between East and West Berlin. West Berliners protested and police closed new entry offices after Soviet opened them to issue permits for entry into the East sector amid 4 power travel dispute.
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Berlin
Albert Watson
U.S
East
West Berlin
Andrei Solovyev
West
Brandt
Brazil in crisis after sudden resignation of Quadros
Brazil faced turmoil as President Janio Quadros resigned after seven months. Vice President Joao Goulart prepared to assume power, while pro Quadros protests and military influence heightened nationwide tension. Quadros cited forces opposing him amid shifting foreign policy hints and unrest.
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Brazil
Janio Qualdros
Joao Goulart
Goulart
Labor Party
Singapore
Red China
Mao Tze-tung
Peiping
Quadros
Communist Bloc
U. S
Brasilia
Russia
Fidel Castro
Cuba
American Motors in Spotlight
Detroit based American Motors Corp and the United Auto Workers announced a three year contract including a profit sharing plan for employees, a first in the auto industry. The deal preserves wage increases and cost of living adjustments while creating a progress sharing fund from surplus and preserving management rights. AMC has 23 000 employees and the agreement could set a pattern for GM Ford and Chrysler negotiations.
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Detroit
UPI
American Motors Corp
United Auto Workers
UAW
Walter
Reuther
Cushman
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Joint Insurance Fund
Progress-Sharing Fund
AMC
Allies Denounce Soviet Threat Over West Berlin Air Corridors
The United States Britain and France delivered notes denouncing the Soviet threat to West Berlin air corridors. Messengers delivered the notes at their foreign ministries with simultaneous release planned in Washington London Paris and Moscow. The notes echoed the White House stance that interference with allied access to West Berlin would be an aggressive act for which Russia would bear responsibility.
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U.S
Britain
France
West Berlin
Foreign Ministry
Washington
London
Paris
White House
Russia
Jet Crash at Tinker Kills Two Young Girls
An F100 jet from Myrtle Beach to Nellis Air Force Base crashed during approach to Tinker near Oklahoma City. Two girls, Tibbie Tuttle 2 and Judy 4, died in the residential wreckage. Pilot Lt. W. H. Barbour bailed out. mother and brother hospitalized. Fire destroyed seven homes as debris blanketed the block.
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Jacqueline Cochran
Edwards Air Base
Calif
Col
Chuck Yeager
Oklahoma City
Air Force
Tinker Air Base
W. H. Barbour
Donald Tuttle
Tibbie Tuttle
Judy
Donald
Sally Chapman
No Shelter for Soviet Embassy Says It Relies on U.S. Protection
Washington reports the Soviet embassy will not build an atomic bomb shelter, with Second Secretary Ivan Azarov stating protection comes from the American government. Iowa observers enjoyed a coppery red moon eclipse visible under clear skies, described by scientists as caused by atmospheric refraction.
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Washington
Ivan Azarov
Iowa News
Iowa
American Museum- Hayden Planetarium
Earth
Five Die in Algiers Restaurant Siege
Europeans and Moslems dining in an Algiers restaurant were killed or wounded when a grenade exploded and submachine gun fire followed. Five people died and ten were seriously injured as a rebel band struck for a brief, brutal attack.
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Algiers
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