Two Tipton Farms Hit By Twister
A small twister east of Tipton damaged two farms Harold Eiler and Henry Gendelmann across highway 150. Three hog houses were blown over two hogs killed and 17 trees damaged while cattle were injured by falling tree. Gusty winds also hit Iowa City with power outages and rain totals varied across the region.
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Iowa News
Tipton
Iowa
Harold Eiler
Henry Gendelmann
Highway 150
Gendelmann
Iowa City
Washington Street
Iowan Sought For 9 Years Turns Self In
Des Moines Iowa fugitive Wilbur Chapman Baker who fled to South America after a 1954 sentencing to up to 30 years for assault and attempted murder has surrendered in Buenos Aires after giving himself up at the U S embassy. Governor Hughes said Baker is being held in Argentina and likely to be extradited. Baker, 53, formerly of Des Moines and Spirit Lake, jumped a 15000 bond, and earlier wounded his wife Annabelle in 1952 and 1954 shootings. He was convicted of assault with intent to murder and sentenced in Buena Vista County. He disappeared in 1954, later appearing in Newhall during Easter.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Argentina
Harold Hughes
Hughes
Wilbur Chapman Baker
Baker
Buenos Aires
U. S
Spirit Lake
South America
Annabelle
Buena Vista County
Storm Lake
Drama Back Of Red Spy Ouster Told
In Washington a Soviet secret police agent posing as a cultural attaché was expelled after pressuring a U.S. employee, code named John, to spy for Moscow. The episode involved John’s brother Volodya and threats to family in Russia. The incident tallies with CIA linked espionage activity.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Russia
State Department
Gennadi Sevastyanov
John
Central Intelligence Agency
Volodya
Pope Paul VI Receives Kennedy in Vatican Audience
In a 40 minute audience at the Vatican Pope Paul VI blessed the United States and prayed for an end to racial discrimination. President Kennedy and aides discussed East-West tensions and NATO reforms as the Pope urged universal peace and space achievement to honor God.
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Vatican
President Kennedy
Pope Paul VI
Vatican City
Paul VI
Kennedy
Papal Library
Paul
Mr. Kennedy
The
U.S
Iowa Liquor Unit names enforcement staff
Iowa liquor control commission approved 12 staff members for the new liquor by the drink enforcement division. Chairman Homer Addock and Commissioner Walter Edelen voted yes. Republican Jay Colburn abstained. Also named were E J McCarthy retired Des Moines detective chief as assistant to Enforcement Director Scalise, plus two assistant directors Byron Johnson and Arthur Hedberg. Six district agents were hired with two sheriff deputies and one officer among them. two district posts remain open.
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Colburn
E. J. McCarthy
Des Moines
Larry F. Scalise
Byron Thomas Johnson
Christian College
Columbia
Arthur Hedberg
Kansas City, Mo
Commission
Big Sendoff to JFK in Naples
Hundreds of thousands of Neapolitans hailed President Kennedy as he rode to Capodichino airport for a Washington departure. The crowd of cheering dockworkers and flower tossers contrasted with a softer reception in Rome the day before.
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JFK
Naples
Kennedy
Capodichino
Washington
Khrushchev says Kennedy talks dangerous in Berlin
Premier Khrushchev accused President Kennedy of polluting the international atmosphere with speeches in Germany and warned the talks could be dangerous. He urged a non aggression pact between NATO and the Warsaw Pact, and a ban on atmospheric nuclear tests without on site inspections, while calling for a German peace treaty and peaceful coexistence. He contrasted Kennedy's West Berlin and American University speeches and suggested Kennedy was swayed by West German revenge seekers.
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Berlin
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Germany
East Berlin
Russia
NATO
France
West Berlin
American University
Washington
Dulles
West Germany
Britons Clash Over Spy Scandals In Commons
Prime Minister Macmillan and Labour leader Harold Wilson clashed in the House of Commons over Britain's security scandals. Wilson accused Macmillan of petulance. Macmillan said Wilson was offensive as they debated steps to strengthen security services amid spy uproars including Harold Philby now named a Soviet agent.
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London
Macmillan
Harold Wilson
House of Commons
Britain
Wilson
Edward Heath
Commons
Harold Philby
Philby
House
Kennedy Urges Western Unity and Self Interest in Europe
President Kennedy urged continued U S European cooperation based on intelligent self interest and service to humanity in his European tour finale. He rejected De Gaulle’s third force plan and affirmed eight points detailing NATO unity, military strength, democracy, economic aid to developing nations, and enduring mutual trust between the United States and Western Europe.
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Naples
Kennedy
de Gaulle
Europe
U.S
Russia
America
Western Europe
Latin America
NATO
Boy owes parents as a girl takes the interest
Humorous line noting that a boy grows aware of parental debt only as a girl appears and garners most of the interest. The quip implies youth quickly shifts focus from duty to romance.
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Tim Classen
Classen
Associated Press
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Jean Smith
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