College Board Delays Tuition Hike Decisions
At Des Moines the state board of regents deferred tuition and fee requests from the University of Iowa and Iowa State for one month after a 5 to 4 vote. Presidents Hancher and Hilton urged the increases to retain faculty, with resident and non resident hikes proposed and graduate fees rising. several members opposed the delay.
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State Board of Regents
University of Iowa
Iowa State
James Hilton
SUI
Wilbur Molison
Grinnell
Maurice Crabbe
Eagle Grove
John Oberhausen
Dubuque
William Noehren
Spencer
Joseph Rosenfield
Crabbe
Tui- Nosenko
Ineva
State College of Iowa
U.S
KGB
SCI
Red Defector Yuri Nosenko Granted U.S. Asylum
Yuri Nosenko, a Soviet secret police defector, is to be granted political asylum in the United States. Washington confirms he is in the capital with unknown whereabouts, and both the Swiss and Soviet representatives have questioned him. Moscow protests U.S. conduct but has not threatened withdrawal from Geneva talks.
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U.S
Yuri Nosenko
State Department
Nosenko
Geneva
America
Richard Phillips
Andrei Gromyko
Foy Kohler
Moscow
Phillips
Russia
Sugar Cane Fires Cause $66,000 Loss in British Guiana
Saboteurs set fire to sugar cane fields in Georgetown British Guiana destroying more than 66000 dollars worth of crop. The blaze occurred Friday and prompted investigations by authorities.
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Georgetown
British Guiana
UPI
Protest Filed Against Taft Candidacy Bid
Raymond V. Dennis a Columbus Republican filed a protest with Secretary of State Ted Brown challenging the validity of Taft Jr. petitions. Dennis alleges declarations occurred before a single notary and changes were made to dates and locations of petition signing. Brown will review all aspects and hear Dennis and Taft aides Tuesday.
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Columbus, Ohio
Raymond V. Dennis
Columbus
Ted Brown
Robert Taft, Jr
G.O.P
Cincinnati
Taft
Ohio
Dennis
Brown
Strike Flight Suspensions Hit National Airlines
National Airlines suspended flights to 40 cities in 15 states on Saturday due to a strike by clerical and reservations workers. The action disrupted scheduling across the carrier’s network and prompted likely impacts on travel plans and operations.
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Miami
National Airlines
Johnson visit to St. Louis marked by protests and security
President Johnson attended St. Louis 200th birthday events as 86 civil rights demonstrators were detained. A man with a loaded pistol was questioned after a disruption at the airport. Johnson urged free discussion and civil rights progress while a mass march began in Forest Park but halted near the hotel.
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Johnson
St. Louis
Mark Twain Expressway
Mr. Johnson
R.O.T.C
Chase Park Plaza
U.S
West Berlin
Cuba
Forest Park
Ethiopia and Somalia Agree to Border Cease-Fire
Addis Ababa Ethiopia AP Ethiopia and Somalia reach a ceasefire Saturday along their disputed frontier easing years of tension and signaling possible steps toward stability between the two nations.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Somalia
Snow Expected Mainly Southeast Iowa
A heavy snow warning for Southern and Eastern Iowa was canceled except for the extreme southeast. Four or more inches may fall there with snow ending by midnight. Elsewhere light snow is likely, then clearing. Sunday outlook calls for mostly fair skies and temperatures from the mid teens to mid twenties tonight and 30s to 40s Sunday.
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Iowa
Weather Bureau
Oswald Brother Will Be Quizzed
The Warren Commission plans to question Robert Oswald, 30, Thursday as part of its Kennedy assassination inquiry. He works for a Denton Texas brick firm and has said nothing publicly about the murder.
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Washington
Warren Commission
Lee Oswald
Robert
John F. Kennedy
Denton
Texas
Britain presses UN over Cyprus crisis in Athens meeting
U S Undersecretary George Ball met caretaker Greek premier Paraskevopoulos in Athens to press Cyprus peace efforts seeking an international police force outside UN control. Turkish naval movements sparked Cyprus invasion fears as Greece warns and Greek media question U S involvement amid parliamentary elections looming.
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Athens
U.S
George Ball
Cyprus
Greece
John Paraskevopoulos
Ball
Paraskevopooulos
Ankara
Turkey
U.N
London
Britain
Iskenderun
Cevdet Sunay
Paraskevopoulos
Para‘skevopoulos
Cubs Star Ken Hubbs Dies In Utah Lake Crash
Provo Utah basebal star Ken Hubbs and companion Dennis Doyle died in a light plane crash in Utah Lake after taking off from Provo Thursday. The single engine Cessna 172 owned by Hubbs was found by a search plane, with weather poor and visibility low during a three state search. Hubbs, 22, Cubs second baseman and 1962 NL rookie of the year, had just earned his pilot’s license two weeks earlier. He set two 1962 fielding records of 73 straight games without an error and 418 chances.
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Provo
Utah
Ken Hubbs
Utah Lake
Hubbs
Bird
Chicago Cubs
Colton
Calif
Dennis Doyle
Nevada
California
Civil Aeronautics
Harlon Bement
Doyle
Inside-Out Vault Fools Office Locks Authorities
Oklahoma City report describes a U S district attorney office walk-in vault designed for quick inside entry. Assistant U S Attorney Robert Berry slammed the door claiming no one could be locked in, but he neglected to ensure someone remained inside and outsiders lack the combination.
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Oklahoma City
U.S. District Attorney's Office
U.S. Atty
Robert Berry
Berry
Pentagon probes irregularities in McNamara aide office
The Defense Department says irregularities in the budget and finance branch of the secretary's administrative assistant office were found during a routine audit. The case has been referred to the Justice Department for study. John Wylie, longtime head, is on sick leave. no individuals named. Fiscal duties shift to the comptroller and Norman Paul handles personnel.
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Washington
Defense Department
Defense McNamara
Justice Department
Criminal Division
Pentagon
McNamara
John Wylie
Department of Defense
Gon
J. R. Lof
Tis
Wylie
Loftis
Charles Hitch
Defense
Norman Paul
Magellan’s World Trip Compared to Golf Strokes
A light quip notes Magellan circumnavigating the globe in 1521, implying the distance equals a manageable golf challenge. The remark frames travel history against athletic scoring in a playful tone.
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Magellan
Truck Crash Wrecks Tavern and Three Buildings
A gasoline tank truck crashed into a tavern in Schenectady New York on Saturday then exploded burning a tavern post office sub station and a dwelling. Five people were injured including the truck driver Lee Washington age 50 and three women and a boy in the building. Officials said the driver likely suffered a heart attack but whether it occurred before or after the crash is unknown. The injuries were not severe. The truck struck a pole before the crash.
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Schenectady
N. Y
Lee Washington
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