Plan Orthodox Muslim Funeral for Malcolm X
Malcolm X was shot on stage at a Washington Heights rally and died. Muslim delegates sought an orthodox Muslim funeral for him and talked with police and his widow Betty Shabazz, who was expecting their fifth child. Earlier, guards, followers, and others battled in the lobby as several assailants fired and were wounded, with Reuben Francis and Elijah Muhammad's security steps reported.
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Bronx
William Parker
Astoria
Queens
Malcolm
Washington Heights
Harlem
Betty
Paul Glaser
Hayer
Bellevue Hospital
Reuben Francis
Francis
Munnleimens
Chicago
J Elijah Muhammad
Elijah Muhammad
Milton Helpern
New York City
Helpern
Iowa City professor Charles B. Woods dies at 57
Charles B. Woods, 57, University of Iowa English professor, died after a heart attack at University Hospitals. He edited Fielding volumes and was editor of Philological Quarterly. A fire at his second floor apartment caused about 6,000 dollars in damage. He is survived by a wife, five daughters, four sons, and four grandchildren. A memorial service is set for Wednesday at 2 p.m. at First Methodist Church.
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Malcolm X Slaying Sparks City Violence and Arson Probes
Witnesses heard shots and an explosion near the George Washington Bridge area as Malcolm X was slain. Police and fire units investigated a second story blaze with conflicting notes on arson versus accidental causes.
Iowa House clears liquor loophole closure bill
The Iowa House approved a bill by 101 to 7 requiring commercial venues serving alcohol for private parties to hold liquor licenses. The measure aims to close a loophole after a Supreme Court ruling allowing individuals to bring liquor to premises without licenses. An amendment by Rep. Doyle to permit unsupervised serve was defeated.
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UPI
Iowa
Mae
Donald Doyle
Sioux City
Doyle
Iowa Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Woman Wants To Be Jailed Noted To Be Near Boyfriend
A 27-year-old Cedar Rapids woman Helen Gilbertson asked to be jailed so she could be near her boyfriend. Deputies booked her on intoxication charges but placed her in the women’s section of the Linn County jail. She identified the boyfriend as Robert D. Hartley, 25, of route two, Vinton, who was arrested after being pulled from a motorist’s car. Earlier Gilbertson was fined $25 for intoxication and breaking into Roosevelt junior high school. Separate thefts included a Saturday night break in at Taylor school with entry via a basement window.
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Linn County
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Gilbertson
Hartley
Roosevelt Junior High School
Taylor School
King leads voter drive to county courthouse in Selma
Sireees on Sourken Selma Alabama AP King again led Negroes to the county courthouse in a voter registration campaign that has produced more than 30 arrests in five weeks. He walked from a church with a small group and others followed through a residential area to the downtown business district. King told about 350 Negroes at the church that they would not be stopped by beatings and recalled last Thursday night’s violence at Marion when Negroes attempted a march.
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Officer Finishes Pilot Training at Luke AFB
Capt Donald E Harlan son of Mr and Mrs Paul Ti Horan 327 Eighth Ave SW Cedar Rapids completed F 100 Super Saber pilot training at Luke Air Force Base Arizona He is assigned to the Tactical Air Command unit at Lakenheath RAF England En route he had a three week leave with his parents in Cedar Rapids
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Lakenheath Royal Air Force Station
England
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City Men Lead AP Radio Television Association
Mel Grummert of KXIC Iowa City named vice chairman of the Iowa AP Radio Television News Assn. Tom Danaher of KWMT Fort Dodge elected chairman. KCRG Cedar Rapids won a news merit award for aiding cooperative coverage. Attorney General Scalise spoke on consumer fraud protection and child welfare. Wendy hospital turmoil teased for KCRG events.
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Iowa
Associated Press
Mel Grummert
KXIC
Iowa City
Jowa
AP Radio-Television News Assn
Tom Danaher
KWMT
Fort Dodge
KCRG
Cedar Rapids
Dave Carter
Association
Lawrence Scalise
Scalise
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