Fair attendance tops 14000 at opening day
Fair officials reported opening day attendance of 14 210 at the All Iowa fair. Racing drew 6 500 spectators while fireworks and grandstand shows featuring Lynn Anderson and the Statler Brothers closed the evening. Saturday and Sunday nights feature dual firework displays for the Fourth of July weekend as Mitchell Marionettes perform daily, and dairy cattle judging continues through Saturday morning.
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Johnny Cash
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Howard Mitchell
Southern
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Iowa Journalism School Under Scrutiny Says Report
An advisory council of journalists appointed by Iowa University examined the journalism school. They found the program sound in concept but noted defects and weaknesses in administration and curriculum. Seven community members visited the campus at Tate in April to assess students and faculty. Further details continued on Page 2.
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Advisory Council of Journalists
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First Lab Isolates Human Cancer Virus In 1957 Study
Summary of early work by Dr. Dmochowski and colleagues at the National Cancer Institute noting isolation of a spherical virus from human tissue that grows in culture and the potential link to Burkitt's lymphoma. The report mentions African children and daily observations at a hospital, with emphasis on the virus’s role in certain cancers and future vaccination implications.
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Eliga
National ‘Cancer
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Viro
Eldon
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Tissu
Burkitt
Dmochowski
Knedé Aind
Dmiechayski
Missing Japanese airliner with 168 aboard near Hakodate
An airliner flying from Sapporo to Hakodate disappeared after radio contact was lost amid drizzle and low visibility. The craft was 6,000 feet over Hakodate at 5:57 p.m. and failed to land. 64 passengers and three crew members were Japanese, with co pilot Jack Raymond Spence identified as American.
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Sapporo
Hokkaido
Coatrol
Jack Raymond Spence
Yokohama
Rusk Questions North Vietnam Threats In NBC Interview
Former Secretary of State Dean Rusk, in an NBC taped interview from Atlanta, defended the Johnson era and said there was no deliberate effort to deceive during the 1964 presidential campaign. He criticized the Pentagon study for vague attributions and urged U.N. involvement, noting underestimation of North Vietnamese tenacity and criticizing unnamed analysts.
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Algeria Their Goal Stop in Peru Brazil Hijacked Jetliner
A Braniff International jetliner with 110 people aboard was hijacked during travel from Lima to Buenos Aires. A man and a Guatemalan woman seized the plane near Monterrey Mexico, demanding ransom and threatening to blow up a suitcase bomb. They freed 100 passengers and three stewardesses before continuing to Lima, while seeking to contact the Algerian ambassador and receiving food and pep pills from Peruvian authorities.
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Guatemala
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Crepps
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Girl 12 declines $1000 reward for found dog
Lorri Bates a Sacramento girl 12 declines a $1000 reward offered for returning a lost dog she found soaking wet in sprinklers She said she would not accept the reward noting empathy for owners and that she would not be happy if her own dog were missing The dog belonged to Ken Crawford of Boulder Colorado who was vacationing with his girlfriend when the canine wandered away during a visit to a cousin near Lorri's home
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Judge Allows No Painful Surgery For Dying Patient
In Miami a court ruled 72 year old Carmda Martinez lacks capacity to decide on surgery. Guardian Margarita Gottlieb will make final decisions while Dr Oriani Lopez may continue treatments that avoid pain. Judge David Popper said life preservation is possible with non invasive care and not allowing euthanasia.
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Circuit
David Popper
Carmda Martner
Margarita Gottlieb
Gery
Oriani’ Lopez
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Lopez
Naugheter
Popper
Martinec
Three Die In Weekend Iowa Highway Crashes
Three Iowans died during a weekend of accidents on state roads. Thomas Van Waus, 24, of Hartwick, died in a one car crash on Highway 21 near Belle Plaine after apparently falling asleep at the wheel. Terry Roberts, 22, of Victor, was thrown from the vehicle and survived with facial injuries. Paris from Boone died in a separate rollover crash near Boone hospital. Victor Kinkel, 17, of Charles City was killed when his motorcycle collided with a camper trailer near Charles City. Gary Howes, 19, of Waukon died in a two vehicle wreck on Highway 76 near Marquette. Authorities say drivers lost control and vehicles left the roadway. Funeral arrangements for Howes are pending.
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Herlivick
Belle Plaine
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Terry the Roberts
Victor
Marengo Hospital
Charles Ian Waus
Hartwick
St. Bridget’s Church
McAninch
Iunter
Paris
Wenit
Boone
Victor Kinkel
Charles City
Robert Taylor
Batesville
Kinkel
Gary Howes
Deaths blamed on tiny hole in Soyuz 11 spaceshift
Moscow reports fatal loss of pressure from a small hole in the Soyuz 11 ship caused three cosmonauts to die. Western sources say the cabin depressurization occurred during descent, with embolisms killing the crew as they were strapped in. The Salute station may be destroyed unless its orbit is extended, but a new Soviet launch is anticipated.
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Orbiting Laboratory
Bochum Observatory
Germany
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Sbort
Henry Kaminski
Kaminski
Space Laboratory
Laird denies Pentagon plan for faster troop exit
Anchorage Alaska AP Defense Secretary Melvin Laird on a 27 day Far East tour denied reports the Pentagon seeks a faster U S withdrawal than planned. He said the situation is the opposite and the Joint Chiefs’ recommendation is not up to current follows.
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