Wirtz presses last-ditch rail labor talks plea
Secretary of Labor Wirtz urged both sides in the railroad work rules dispute to bargain again and provide an answer by Sunday. He proposed a two year trial based on May emergency board recommendations, with a 20 day negotiating period and binding decisions on unresolved issues.
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Warning on Liquor Law Probes in Dubuque
DES MOINES UPI Iowa Liquor Enforcement Director Lawrence Scalise warned Dubuque County Attorney Robert Burns to halt alleged illegal gambling and liquor operations or face state action. Scalise said agents reported gambling and illegal liquor sales, and will monitor daily while withholding arrests unless local cooperation is denied.
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Cloudbursts Kill Three Farmers in Northern Italy
Severe storms lashed northern Italy with lightning and hail on Friday causing fatalities among three farmers as flash floods and structural damage disrupted communities. Local authorities urged caution as rescue teams searched affected areas.
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First Licenses To Trains Boat In Iowa
Three railroads and an excursion boat received the first liquor by the drink licenses from the Iowa liquor control commission. The Class D licenses, effective July 4 under 1963 law, were issued to Rock Island Lines, Burlington Railroad, and Milwaukee Road.
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Predict Rains To Continue in Iowa Saturday
Iowa expects showers and thunder storms to persist into Saturday with more rain likely after a cool Fourth. Cedar Rapids reported 0.43 inches on Friday morning, boosting July totals. rainfall across several locales ranged from 1.06 to 2.04 inches. Temperatures noon around 69, with highs 67 to 92 and weekend patterns little changed.
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Allies Protest Reds Security Strip Around West Berlin
The United States Britain and France protested to the Soviet Union over a new security strip and a 110 yard cleared zone in West Berlin. They called the East German measures illegal and a brutal violation of Germans rights, citing the quadri partite status of Berlin and warning of consequences.
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Woman Robbed While Praying in Miami Church
A Cuban woman told police that $1,250 and a gold religious medal were stolen from her as she knelt in prayer at Gesu Roman Catholic Church. Merces Arriaga said two men who had discussed renting a room were with her. upon leaving the church the medal and stage money had been substituted for her funds. The men did not appear to rent the room.
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Paris Bonn talks yield no joint proposals on major issues
Bonns Chancellor Adenauer and France's de Gaulle wrapped two days of talks with no agreement on key international questions. Spokesmen said the main issue concerns Britain’s ties to the Common Market and that relations should be natural and non institutionalized. A foreign ministers meeting in Brussels next week will shape next steps.
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Picnic Trip Fatal to 3 In NE Iowa
A Fourth of July family outing turned deadly near West Union when a two car crash killed Mary Adams and two daughters in Readlyn and Hawkeye. Five others injured included a Readlyn farmer and two 14 year olds. Police cited a Fayette county gravel road intersection with no stop signs as the crash site five miles west of West Union.
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Soviets and Chinese Clash Over World Communist Leadership
Moscow hosts a secret meeting as Soviet leader Khrushchev faces a challenge from Mao Zedong's faction. Delegations greeted with mixed warmth, amid charges of bad faith. Core dispute centers on who interprets Leninist rules and whether peaceful co existence can survive a push toward all out class struggle.
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Deny Link Between U.N. Call Girl, Czech Leader
New York UPI report says Marie Novotny arrested in New York two years ago on a prostitution charge has no relation to President Novotny of Czechoslovakia. Rumors tied her to a U.N. call girl ring. she currently lives in London and is married to a nightclub operator.
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Rockefeller aims for 1964 GOP nomination despite doubts
The article reports Gov. Rockefeller signaling a vigorous 1964 GOP bid. Associates cite a strong presidential task force, led by George Hinman, and a bid to bolster his image amid criticisms over his marriage to a divorced mother of four. Custody talks are seen as potentially easing the political hit.
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