Four Die In Traffic Accidents In Iowa
Four persons died in separate snow and ice crashes on Iowa highways Friday. Victims include Dr. Daryoush Khoshbin 29 of Independence Gordon Everly 19 of Volga Fred Brewer of Council Bluffs and Dennis Smith 15 of Cumming. The article details multiple collisions on Highway 20 near Independence and reports toll figures comparing 1963 to 1962.
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U. S. Indicts Minn. Banks and Trust Counts
Eighteen Minnesota banks a bank holding company and a clearing house are charged with Sherman anti trust law violations over loan and deposit rates. Three indictments allege rate fixing with correspondent banks customer services and loan service charges amid an 18 month Minneapolis probe. Civil suits seek to halt ongoing price fixing. maximum penalties listed per defendant.
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Wave Strikes Enterprise Elevator Kills Two Injures Seven
A large wave swept an elevator on the nuclear aircraft carrier Enterprise, killing two crewmen and injuring seven. Four went overboard, three picked up by a helicopter and destroyer, one later died, another missing. The Enterprise sails in the Atlantic toward the Mediterranean. One injured man was in serious condition.
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Tony Curtis Weds Christine Kaufmann in Las Vegas Nuptials
Actor Tony Curtis and German actress Christine Kaufmann wed in a civil ceremony on Friday night. Six witnesses included Kirk Douglas as best man and Mrs. Douglas as matron of honor. The couple then honeymooned with a Lake Mead cruise on Saturday, keeping plans secret and traveling separately. Curtis, 37, had been divorced from Janet Leigh. Kaufmann, 18, was her first marriage.
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Man hurls wife from Eiffel Tower in Paris death
Paris police report a man threw his wife from the first landing of the Eiffel Tower on Saturday. She plummeted about 170 feet to her death and the suspect was taken into custody.
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Snow Blankets Iowa as Snow Continues Across State
A fresh coating of several inches of new snow blankets most of Iowa with eastern counties largely spared. Des Moines Mason City and Spencer report 3 inches while Ottumwa Waterloo Cedar Rapids and Sioux City show 2 inches. Oelwein clocks 14 inches. Snow to continue intermittently Saturday with cloudy skies through Sunday.
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Two Resign from Canada's Cabinet
Trade Minister George Hees and Acting Defense Minister Pierre Sevigny quit Canada's cabinet saying they cannot agree with Prime Minister John Diefenbaker on defense policy. They are the second and third ministers to resign in the dispute over nuclear warheads for carriers prepared for them.
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Tragedy Strikes Family on California Homecoming
Mrs. Harold Bibby and five children arriving from Birmingham Michigan learned their father was killed in an auto crash hours earlier. Bibby, 49, an auto sales man, died when his car skidded on loose gravel on a freeway near Pasadena after buying furniture for the La Puente home. The children, ages 2 to 13, face an uncertain future as plans shift from new beginnings to coping with loss.
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Move Against Goldfine Gift Recipients Seen
The government plans to seek indictments against prominent political figures who allegedly received gifts from industrialist Bernard Goldfine. The charges include willful evasion of federal income taxes. Goldfine, 72, has served time for tax evasion and his mills are under government receivership.
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Harvey-Lazy Citizens Are Major Threat, Jaycees Told
ABC analyst Paul Harvey condemned reliance on government services and warned of a creeping dictatorship in Washington. Speaking at a two day Jaycees meeting at the Town House, he urged Americans to return to founding principles and defend individual talents against state control.
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Unclear Cuban Crisis Dialogs Amid Khrushchev Talks
In Moscow Premier Khrushchev speaks with Roy Thomson claiming Soviet troops in Cuba are not a threat and that Germany's division must continue. Washington doubts Cuban motives as Kennedy surfaces potential troop removal plans and delays. Also, Sharon Jones of Abilene dies after 781 days unconscious, her baby son Eddie delivered seven months after a crash.
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Cuban Ransom Legality Pondered by U S Judge
U S District Judge Emmett Choate questioned the legality of ransom payments to Fidel Castro and weighed whether the U S executive branch can fund such payments. He rejected a treason claim while noting Cuba’s hostile status and ordered briefs on jurisdiction and the Logan Act. The case centers on $53 million in goods paid for 1 113 invasion prisoners released last December.
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Villages Hit by 30-Foot Tidal Wave in Greece
A 30-foot tidal wave struck eight villages along the Gulf of Corinth Friday night in Greece. Four people were killed and at least 26 were injured in the disaster near Patras.
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