Kistner Nabbed for Stock Sale in Iowa Indictment
Harold E. Kistner Jr., former president of Northern Biochemical Corp., was arrested in Sheldon with Adolph Biderman and Robert S. Smith on charges of using the mails to sell unregistered stocks. The trio were jailed in Sioux City on bonds totaling $12,500 as the government indicted the company and the three men in a 20 count case linked to a prior bank embezzlement.
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Mike” Biderman
Northern Biochemical
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Johnsons plane crash near LBJ ranch kills two pilots
Vice president Johnson's private Convair crashed seven miles from the LBJ ranch in Johnson City Texas. Both pilots Harold Teague and Charles Williams died in the Sunday night wreck. The aides and safety officials reported findings amid fog and search efforts.
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Austin
UN Secretary General reports Lumumba killings in Kasai
In a Security Council briefing Dag Hammarskjold said six associates of Patrice Lumumba were executed in Kasai province after transfer by Congo President Kasavubu. The deaths drew protests, with Stevenson and others demanding urgent action as Asian African nations met.
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U.S
Adlai Stevenson
Rajeshwar Dayal
Kasavubu
Lumumba
Katanga
U.N
Albert Kalonji
South Kasai
Dayal
Jean Finant
Oriental Province
Fataki
Stanleyville
Nzuzi
Muzungu
Elengesa
Yangara
Stevenson
Mercy-St. Luke's Blood Donor Service In Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids residents were offered a new blood service jointly operated by Mercy and St. Luke's hospitals. The Mercy-St. Luke's plan provides free blood for any operation or emergency with a pint donation every two years. Parents can enroll their whole family, including dependents under federal tax law, to receive blood free at either hospital. membership is open to Linn county residents.
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Cedar Rapids News
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Cedar Rapids
Mercy - St. Luke’s
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Mercy Hospital
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Louis B. Blair
St. Luke’s
Cedar Rapids Hospital
Court Rules Mistreated Family May Sue Police
The Supreme Court ruled that a Chicago family and their six children may sue police for damages under the civil rights act of 1871 after a warrantless search and mistreatment. Justice Douglas wrote the unanimous decision, overturning lower courts to allow a claim against the policemen though not the city of Chicago.
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Monroe
Change Way of Taking Schools Off State List
Des Moines AP report on Iowa State Board of Public Instruction approving a new procedure for removing substandard schools from the approved list. State Superintendent Paul Johnston and top department officials will visit at-risk schools and advise local boards on deficiencies at least a year before final action. Johnston denies arbitrary or sudden removals under prior methods as criticized by some legislators. Oxford Junction in Jones County noted among early examples.
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State Board of Public Instruction
Paul Johnston
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Johnston
Iowa
Brave Arizona boy survives 275 foot pipe fall
Harry Stage seven-year-old falls down a 16 inch irrigation pipe 275 feet to the bottom of a deep water well and survives after encouragement from his father Ed Stage and a risk filled rescue by neighbors. The boy with two broken legs and a fractured pelvis is recovering in Memorial hospital.
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Phoenix
Harry Stage
Memorial Hospital
Harry
Webb Faubion
Faubion
Stage
Arizona
Shutdown Ordered by Two Airlines Amid Wildcat Strike
American Airlines and Trans World Airlines announced shutdowns at midnight due to a wildcat strike by a small union, with four other lines heavily curtailed. About 74,000 employees faced layoffs as Pan American planned to lay off all staff and suspend almost all flights.
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New York
American Airlines
Trans World Airlines
Pan American
Kennedy proposes 5.7 billion aid to education plan
President Kennedy asks Congress for a 5.7 billion education program to raise standards and fund classrooms and teachers. The plan includes three year grants for states, a scholarship drive, and continued college loans, totaling about 5.7 billion across five years, with no church school funding. The message also outlines approval of a defense act review and new vocational education reviews.
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Dirksen
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Texas
Senate To Act on Remap Wednesday
The Iowa senate set the reapportionment matter for 10 a.m. Wednesday as a special order after caucuses. Sen. C Edwin Gilmour objected but withdrew after Republican Leader J Kendall Lynes moved to vote. The task will consider SJR 16 the Schroeder plan.
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Grinnell College
J. Kendall Lynes
Rplainfield
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Schroeder
2 C R Plants To Participate In Oats Program
Two Cedar Rapids oat mills likely will bid to participate in a government oats program. Quaker Oats Co and National Oats Co attended a Washington meeting. Mills will convert surplus oats and deliver to communities by March 20.
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Quaker Oats Co
National Oats Co
Washington
Oat Millers
Agriculture Department
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