Five Day Forecast Delivers Cool Start then Warm Weekend
A daily weather summary shows highs in the 80s across major cities with a cooler start to the five day period. Thunderstorms and showers arrive after Thursday with heaviest rainfall expected over the weekend, totaling one to two inches. Normal highs reach the upper 80s and lows in the 60s, while wind remains NW at 7 to 10 mph.
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Republican-Dixie Coalition Sought In Rights Debate
A House push to build a Republican Southern Democratic coalition for a GOP voting rights substitute is under way, aided by Rep Howard Smith. The plan faces limits after Rep John Lindsay backed the administration bill, though supporters insist the measure targets a core national issue. The debate centers on residency rules for federal registrars and states rights in voter qualification laws.
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D-Va
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Lawmakers eye welfare records and drug supply study
Medicare sponsor Lausche urges court ordered sharing of last known addresses of wage earners who deserted children with state and local welfare authorities. Records would stay confidential. Javits proposes a welfare department study on supplying prescription drugs under the bill's voluntary medical care program.
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Woman Injured In 2 Car Crash
Marjorie Travis aged 44 of 1608 Forty-eighth Street NE was treated at Mercy hospital for a whip lash neck injury after a collision at Center Point road and B avenue NE. Her car was rear ended by a vehicle driven by Paul L. Blake 33 of 661 Fifteenth Avenue SW. Blake faced a charge of failure to have his car under control. The accident occurred shortly after 7 p.m.
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Mercy Hospital
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Collins Sworn In as Undersecretary of Commerce
President Johnson swore in Leroy Collins former Florida governor to the post of undersecretary of commerce while Franklin D Roosevelt Jr moved to chair the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. Collins had led the Community Relations Service under the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and spoke of human progress and space exploration.
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Bombing Scene Reported On Busy Street
Explosion sent shockwaves through the Loop drawing fire and police units to Wacker Drive. Debris covered roofs and sidewalks with glass shards denting railings while authorities barricaded the block to prevent injuries from continuing fragments.
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Deaths George H. Breidert 71 Cedar Rapids printer
George Henry Breidert 71 longtime Cedar Rapids resident and retired printer died Tuesday after a brief illness born March 21, 1894. Survived by son Richard, two grandchildren, brother William and sister Pebble Twohig of Perry. Memorials to cancer fund. Services at Turner chapel with military graveside at Linwood.
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Glenn W. McMichael
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
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Obituary notices for Pooler Turner's service and others
Richard Eugene Pooler to be buried at Linwood cemetery after a Turner chapel service at 10:30 a.m. Thursday led by Rev. Gilbert M. Field with visitation until 10 a.m. The casket remains closed. Sam S. Slaman to be honored Thursday at 2 p.m. at Hesser Memorial chapel and at 2:30 p.m. at St George's Syrian Orthodox church per V reverends Nicho las Laikley and Thomas Ruffin with burial at St George's cemetery and Trisagion services Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. Visitation at the chapel. Clara E. Flammang to be buried Friday at 10 a.m. at St Michael's cemetery Norway, with visitation after 2 p.m. Thursday and rosaries Thursday evening.
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Sanitary Sewer Bid Is Accepted
The city council Wednesday accepted a $5 050.60 bid from Dave Schmitt Construction Co for installation of sanitary sewers along the south side of Highway 30 between Highway 149 and the Herman Brown Co property. The firm was one of three bidders on the project estimated at $5 438.90. Bids will be received July 28 for sewer construction on Trent Street SW.
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Viet Cong break attack as U.S. reports heavy weekly casualties
U S officials say Viet Cong halted their assault after helicopter strafing. American forces suffered 81 casualties in the past week with 18 killed, 62 wounded and one missing. Vietnamese government losses put at 1 075 for the week, including 265 killed, while Viet Cong deaths reached 976. U S air strikes claimed 28 Viet Cong killed and seven bridges, eight barges, 15 boxcars, two trucks, a radar site and a ferry installation were destroyed or damaged.
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Charges Dismissed in Selma Demonstration Arrests
U S District Judge Daniel Thomas ordered Dallas county and Selma officials to dismiss charges against 74 people arrested during July 6 to July 9, 1964 Negro voter registration protests in Selma. Jurisdiction moved to federal court on defense petition with fines and bonds to be refunded. Defendants faced counts including inciting to riot criminal provocation and interfering with a court in session. The group included 20 juveniles.
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Young prisoner flees officers recaptured in Davenport
Steven Craig Burton, 18, of Rock Island Illinois, escaped from Davenport detectives after a lie detector test in Iowa City. Police recaptured him at a friend's house in Davenport early Tuesday, charging him with assault and battery and parole violations. He additionally faced counts of larceny of a motor vehicle and escaping from an officer.
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Deputy shot during bank robbery pursuit in Oregon Willamette valley
Deputy Charlton Smith age 33 died after stopping a car linked to a $13,400 bank robbery at 42nd and Going Portland. Two suspects, Wilfred Gray and Carl Bowles, fled after a high speed chase near Springfield and Eugene. Gray had just been released from prison.
Matched Descriptions Tie Bank Robbery Suspects to Prisoner
Bowles released June 28 from Oregon State Prison where he served time for larceny and breaking and entering. Sheriff Marlowe said the two men fit the Portland bank robbers. The 1958 sports car used by the suspects was bought in Salem by Gray hours before Deputy Smith was killed. The robbery occurred at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday with two men entering separately, one with a shotgun and the other with a Luger type pistol, as 25 customers and 15 employees watched. The bandits ordered patrons to stay still and escaped minutes later. Deputy Smith’s body was found 15 minutes after the shooting. his service revolver was missing. Evidence showed nine-millimeter shell casings and a 12-gauge cartridge. The motorist reported the shooting via the deputy’s radio. Springfield police spotted the suspects’ car near midnight, leading to a high speed chase and their flight into darkness.
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Body of Airman Found Stashed in Closet at Amarillo Base
The body of Staff Sgt. Robert J. Roeske, 38, of Iowa Falls, Iowa, was identified after autopsy showed strangulation as the cause of death. Roeske, with 18 years of service, had been stationed at the Amarillo air base since November 1963 and was found in a wall locker after a four to seven day death. He was unmarried and belonged to the 3320th maintenance and supply group.
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U S Recognizes Algerian Regime Boumedienne Backed
Washington reports the United States recognizes the Algerian government of Houari Boumedienne that overthrew Ahmed Ben Bella on June 19. President Johnson sent Boumedienne a congratulatory reply marking independence day in a brief diplomatic exchange.
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Jail terms for attempted arson against villagers in Malawi
In Palombo near Blantyre, Malawi, an AP report notes a magistrate jailed 11 men for three to five years each after they attempted to burn villagers they accused of witchcraft. Officials said the act aimed to halt torrential rain, and authorities described the assault as an arson plot.
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Humphrey to Be Honored at Hollywood Dinner
Vice president Humphrey will receive honors at a Democratic fund raising dinner in Los Angeles on July 12 at the Hollywood Palladium. A $100 per plate price is listed for the event with proceeds aiding party efforts.
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Cake weighs 11383 pounds baked in Las Vegas Nevada
A colossal cake weighing 11383 pounds was baked in Las Vegas Nevada using 60 pounds of baking powder and served 55000 people. Gazette Classified Ads offer buyers for items not in use with a dialing number 362-1121 to place ads.
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Navy Enlists Five From Area In Buddy Program At Great Lakes
Navy recruiters report five local enlistees to the bud dy program with three Vinton youths John B. Miller Jr David Pingenot and Michael Haefner sent to Great Lakes for general and nuclear field duties William L Charipar and Dennis Frett also enlisted in the 120 day delay program Charipar due Oct 18 and Frett Sept 28 Also listed on leave were Seaman Stanley D Gregory and Hospitalman Ronald L Schwitzer both returning to duty after assignments and Dominican Crisis service
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Monterey
Calif
Ronald L. Schwitzer
Russell Schwitzer
Tipton
Camp Lejeune
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Woman Fined $100 for Leaving Scene of Accident
Alice Mary Birch, 61, of 1508 A Avenue NE, was fined $100 plus court costs after pleading guilty to leaving the scene of an accident. She appeared before Municipal Judge Howard Mc Laughlin. Police said she struck a parked car in the 1300 block of I Avenue NE Sunday afternoon and fled. the vehicle registered to Mrs. Henry Gerhold of Center Point sustained about $40 damage.
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Two Men Sentenced Thirty Days For Wheel Theft
Roger A. Nissen and Richard E. Pryor of 521 Fifth Avenue SE received 30 day terms in municipal court on petty larceny charges. They pled guilty to stealing a tire and wheel from Miller Towing Service on June 26 and were credited for time served since arrest.
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Alice Mary Birch
Avenue NE
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Fifth Avenue SE
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Donald F. Reed
Toddville
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Nissen
Pryor
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Injury to West Union youth in motorcycle collision
Andrew Nelson, 17, son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Nelson of Clermont, was hospitalized with a fractured leg after a motorbike collided with a car driven by Leslie Anderson of Castalia. Authorities reported Anderson stopped to turn at an intersection when the crash occurred Tuesday.
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Clermont
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Free Society Assn. debuts as educational group in Phoenix
Denison Kitchel, close Barry Goldwater associate, announces the newly formed Free Society Assn. will not be a third party and aims to educate on individual freedom under limited government. The plan calls for 450000 members and a 25 person board, with no endorsements of candidates.
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John Birch Society
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James Madison
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Frank Sinatra Jr. Guest Hosts Channel Pat Dy Duke Show
Young singer Frank Sinatra Jr. appears as guest professor on the Pat Ty Duke program airing 7:00 Wednesday night on Channel 9. The shifting guest spot marks a playful twist as the host guides discussions and musical bits.
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