Kaunda criticizes British aid over Kariba dam security
President Kenneth Kaunda said Britain must take control of the entire Kariba dam area to neutralize it, including Rhodesia, as RAF planes began landing in Zambia. He warned Britain on ground troops and threatened to call in foreign troops only to protect the dam, avoiding racial or ideological war.
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Lusaka
Zambia
Kenneth Kaunda
Britain
Rhodesia
Kariba Dam
Kaunda
Rhodesia-Zambia
Zambesi
Britannia
Ndola
Aden
Arthur Bottomley
Bottomley
London
Malcolm Macdonald
East
Central Africa
Burglars Hit North East Cedar Rapids Homes
Six northeast Cedar Rapids homes were burgled Thursday evening with more than 1200 dollars stolen from cash to jewelry. Victims were away from home and detectives say the breakins likely involve the same culprit or group.
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Cedar Rapids
John Scriven
Elva L. Austin
Twenty Fourth Street
Lila Schultz
Thirty-sixth Street
Maxine F. Harris
C Avenue
Elfriede Woods
Thirty-fifth Street
Dorothy Vangan
Ray Hutchcroft
A Avenue
Three Klansmen Convicted in Liuzzo Conspiracy Case
Three Ku Klux Klansmen were found guilty on federal conspiracy charges tied to the slaying of Viola Gregg Liuzzo. The trial featured a previously reported deadlock claim by jurors, with Judge Frank Johnson urging continued deliberations as defense counsel objected to remarks. Defendants Collie Wilkins Eugene Thomas and William Eaton, from Alabama, faced the verdict.
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Montgomery, Ala
Viola Gregg Liuzzo
Montgomery
Ala
Viola Gregg
Liuzzo
U. S
Frank Johnson
Collie Wilkins
Fairfield
Eugene Thomas
William Eaton
Bessemer
Arthur Hanes
Birmingham
Hanes
C R Goss Plant Dedicated In Cedar Rapids
The Goss Company's new seven million dollar Cedar Rapids plant was officially dedicated Friday before about 150 newspaper executives and local leaders. Mayor Bob Johnson hailed the project as a boost to the economy and Bowling Street development. The facility will eventually employ 400, with 135 currently on staff, and will mainly manufacture web offset presses with the Urbanite press as a key product.
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Goss Company
Cedar Rapids
Midwest
Goss
Bowling Street
Old Hunter Airport
Coultrap
The
Gazette
Urbanite Press
Bob Johnson
Johnson
F. A. Samuelson
E. G. Morrison
Goss Division
Iowa
A. Riggs
Miehle-Goss-Dexter
Goss Co
MGD
Mother Indicted in Child Deaths on Oahu
Honolulu AP report says Oahu grand jury indicted Margaret Young 38 on first degree murder for drowning her five children in the bathtub at their Aiea home on Nov 22. Life imprisonment is max. She is held without bail. she is married to Air Force Capt. James Young of San Antonio.
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Honolulu
Oahu
Margaret Young
Hawaii
Phantom woodsmen cut trees along California freeways
State engineers report a rash of nighttime tree felling along southern California freeways. Four of five cases benefit billboard companies, though billboards deny involvement. Ed ward Telford cites repeated incidents since May 17 and cites several tree removals aiding ads while leaving stumps at the scene.
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Los Angeles
Paul Bunyan
California
Telford
Billboard
Ventura
Long Beach
Santa Ana
Iowa Medicare Pact Signed by State Health Chief
DES MOINES AP Dr Arthur Long Iowa health commissioner says he signed an agreement with the federal government to enroll Iowa in the Medicare program. The department will certify facilities to provide Medicare treatment and begin next month consulting with hospitals extended care facilities private laboratories and home treatment agencies. Accredited hospitals may receive near automatic approval and control most beds in the state.
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Des Moines
Arthur Long
Iowa
State Health Department
Long
Joint Accreditation Board
Brakes Fail Truck Crashes Near Elkader
Francis Shea, 30, Elkader, escaped serious injury when his Costigan Co truck with shelled corn lost brakes on a hill north of Elkader. The rig jumped out of gear, barreled to the town edge, struck a tree branch, and dumped corn into Ralph Possed’s yard. Shea suffered only a cut lip.
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the Gazette
Elkader
Francis Shea
Shea
Costigan Co
Highway 13
Ralph
Southwest Blackout Hits Nearly One Million In Southwest
West Texas New Mexico and parts of Old Mexico suffered a major power outage after a natural gas regulator at El Paso Electric's Newman plant failed. About 180000 kilowatts were lost and restoration was gradual with ongoing questions. The Federal Power Commission was ordered to investigate by President Johnson.
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EL Paso
el Paso Electric Co
Federal Power Commission
Johnson
West Texas
New Mexico
Old Mexico
el Paso Electric
Newman
Gazette to Run 500 New York Stock Quotes Daily
The Cedar Rapid s Gazette announces new near close price quotations on 500 NYSE stocks starting Monday. Instant reporting from the Stock Exchange and AP will flash readings at 2 p.m. and tape them for printing within an hour. A 1 30 p.m noonday edition will carry the table, with 500 quotes plus 18 Cedar Rapids focused stocks.
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Gazette
Cedar Rapids
New York Stock Exchange
The
Stock Exchange
Associated Press
Marion
Iowa
New York
Reds Claim Aggression Before U N
The Soviet Union accused the United States of aggression in Vietnam and pledged full political, economic, and military support to North Vietnam. Ambassador Fedorenko urged U S withdrawal from South Vietnam and condemned U S actions in Laos and the Dominican Republic as violations of international accords. The remarks accompanied UN General Assembly debate on safeguarding sovereignty and non interference.
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Soviet Union
U.S
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Nikolai Fedorenko
U.N. General Assembly
Fedorenko
U. S
South Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Laos
Saigon
Cambodia
Snow Foundation funds journalism chair at Syracuse
The John Ben Snow Foundation announced a newspaper research professorship and scholarships at the Syracuse University School of Journalism.
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Colorado Springs
John Ben Snow Foundation
Syracuse University School of Journalism
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