Iowa Corn Loan List Tops With Adams 189,699
Thirty Iowa producers received price support loans of more than 25 thousand dollars on 1961 crop corn led by W P Adams II of Odebolt with a loan of 189,699 dollars backed by 167,876 bushels. Other loans ranged from about 25 thousand to 71 thousand dollars with numerous farms and firms named along with pledged bushels. The list notes limited repayments and that 1962 figures would be issued next year.
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Iowa
W. P. Adams II
Odebolt
Agriculture Department
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Adams
Lown
Nebraska
Delay Paving Job South of Cedar Rapids on 149
Cedar Rapids report says grading and paving on Highway 149 from U.S. 30 to 2.1 miles southwesterly will be postponed to the 1964 construction season. The delay stems from slow right of way acquisitions. 40 parcels are involved with 11 condemned and five still being appealed. Home moves and appraisals complicate settlements.
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Cedar Rapids News
U.S. 30
Cedar Rapids
van R. Snyder
Snyder
Commission
Japan's First Missile Fired
Japan's Defense Agency announced a successful test firing of the first air to air missile manufactured in Japan. The test occurred at a firing range on Niijima island about 100 miles south of Tokyo.
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Tokyo
Defense Agency Monday
Japan
Niijima Island
Attorney Charged with Murder Wins New Delay
St Paul criminal attorney T Eugene Thompson, 35, won a one week postponement of his arraignment on a murder for hire plot against his wife. His defense seeks motions including a venue change to move the trial outside St Paul, possibly to Minneapolis. Thompson appeared with his lawyers at the hearing.
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ST. Paul
UPI
T. Eugene Thompson
Thompson
District Court
Minneapolis
Plan Army Pay Boost Hearings Start July 16
A senate armed services sub committee will begin public hearings on July 16 on legislation proposing a $1.23 billion annual pay increase for armed forces members, aiming to boost military compensation.
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Washington
Senate Armed Services
Study to Find Cause of Jet Crash Kills Seven
Investigators begin piecing together the navy jet wreckage after a crash near a baseball field and day camp bathhouse injures 17 and kills seven including four children. The pilot bailed out safely as flames engulfed the area and a spectator described the scene as horrible.
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Philadelphia
Samuel Obedin
Racial Violence Flares Across New York and Baltimore
A Bronx teenager was wounded by an air pistol pellet fired from a passing car near a Bronx diner amid racial disturbances. CORE picketed White Castle demanding more Black hires as youths pelted the line. In Baltimore, police arrested over 100 integrationists at a Woodlawn amusement park with clashes between white patrons and segregation supporters. National guard troops were ordered to pull back as tensions rose.
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Baltimore
Bronx
Jack Cipolla
Cipolla
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
White Castle
Woodlawn
Robert Lally
Baltimore County
National Guard
Firecracker in Shirt Wounds Palo Man
Edgar L. Greenhaw, 21, of Palo, was treated at St. Luke's hospital after a firecracker exploded in his hand. He said he lit the firecracker at Long's rock quarry, tossed it from his car, it bounced back and blew up inside his shirt around 1 a.m. He drove himself to the hospital with a four inch hand laceration and chest abrasions.
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Edgar L. Greenhaw
Palo
St. Luke’s Hospital
Long’s Rock Quarry
Benton County
Argentina Voters Reject Peron in Presidential Vote
Argentine voters chose a country doctor Arturo Illia for president as Peronist influence waned. About two million of 11.5 million eligible stayed home amid compulsory voting fines, while Illia trailed with roughly 25 percent as the electoral college awaits July 31.
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Argentina
South America
Juan Peron
Vicente Solano Lima
Arturo Illia
Congress
Illia
Oscar Alende
Pedro Aramburu
Don Nadie
Nobody
National and Popular Front
Peron
Spain
Arturo Frondizi
Japan Braces For Sixth Typhoon Of Year
Western Japan faced the oncoming typhoon Virginia on Monday as the weather bureau upgraded the tropical storm to a typhoon. It was moving toward Japan and forecast to strike Tuesday, the sixth such storm reported this year.
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Tokyo
UPI
Japan
Weather Bureau
Virginia
JFK Wirtz Confer Hour In Rail Fuss
President Kennedy held a one hour meeting with Labor Secretary Wirtz and railway leaders as a railway labor dispute neared a possible nationwide strike. Negotiators indicated new work rules would begin by 12:01 a.m. Thursday with thousands of jobs at stake.
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JFK
Wirtz
Washington
Kennedy
Government Bars Cuba Deals and Freezes Assets
The United States froze all Cuban assets held in the country and banned unlicensed financial or commercial transactions with Cuba. The move places Cuba under stricter rules than the Soviet bloc. Rail union leaders threatened strikes if new work rules are imposed, as Wirtz reported to Kennedy ahead of the July 10 bargaining deadline. White House officials declined to comment on possible steps, with further announcements expected.
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U.S
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Wirtz
Kennedy
Congress
Congressional Labor and
Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committees
White House
Pierre Salinger
Free World
State Department
OAS Council
Inter- American Security Committee
Latin America
Bullet Emerges From Jaw After 45 Years In Fairfax
Chicago police Sgt. John Mulherin, 55, sneezed out a bullet lodged in his jaw for more than four decades. He was on duty in the first district when the bullet popped out after his sneeze. Mulherin had been shot during a hunting accident in Fairfax, Iowa, while aiding a friend. the bullet had passed through his cheek.
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Chicago
UPI
John Mulherin
Mulherin
Fairfax
John Murphy
Murphy
Thomas
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