Indict 22 For Test Cheating At Palmer College
Twenty two present and former Palmer College students face federal fraud charges for cheating on basic science exams across Iowa South Dakota Illinois Utah Nevada and on tests by the National Board of Chiropractic Examiners. Indictments allege conspiracy wire and mail fraud with methods including advance copies substitutions and signaling. The case spans 1966 to last July and involves several practicing chiropractors.
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Sioux City
Palmer College of Chiropractic
Davenport
U. S. Atty
Donald O’brien
Iowa
South Dakota
Illinois
Utah
Nevada
National Board of Chiropractic
O’brien
West Coast
O'Brien
Palmer College
University of South Dakota
Scott County
Chuckle Host Introduces Engineer to Woman in Strapless Gown
The host introduces Prof Schultz, a structural engineering expert, to a woman in a strapless gown and notes that he wishes to ask her something. The moment carries a touch of humor as the audience witnesses the introduction.
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Prof. Schultz
Eisenhower urged Congress to declare war in Vietnam
Washington AP reports former President Eisenhower, in paraphrased remarks published by a GOP committee newsletter, urged Congress to decide whether to declare war as U.S. troops in Vietnam reach 450,000. He argued for top priority to win and criticized gradualism while noting past adviser counts and rocky Soviet treaties.
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Washington
Eisenhower
G.O.P. Representatives
Congress
Gettysburg
North
Vietnam
U.S
North Vietnam
Johnson
Kennedy
White House
Union
Hue
Quake Kills Over 1000 Near Istanbul
A powerful earthquake 100 miles southeast of Istanbul claimed more than 1,000 lives and injured many others, prompting rescue efforts across the region. Officials expect higher casualty figures as damage assessments continue.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Two Oklahoma Homes Destroyed by Abandoned Mine Collapse
In Picher Oklahoma a zinc mine collapse at 12 20 a m swallowed two houses and five cars injuring five people. George Foote his wife and ten children escaped moments before their home slid down a 45 degree incline. Foote and four children had minor injuries. one resident Bill Denny climbed out a window to safety.
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Picher
Okla
Oklahoma
George Foote
Thheir
Foote
Bill Denny
Powell Says No Press Conference Planned
Harlem congressman Adam Clayton Powell refused to meet reporters saying no press conference was called. A note to 20 reporters quoted a girl’s eerie claim and Powell’s lawyers awaited a sheriff’s possible arrest action. Powell’s son arrived as planes landed from Miami while a delegation from the NAACP gathered.
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Bimini
Bahamas
Adam Clayton Powell
Harlem
New York
Black Power
Newark
Powell
National Association l For the Advancement of Colored People
New York County
John J. McCloskey
Henry Williams
Kennedy
Miami
Ground Lull Broken in Vietnam Ground War
American, South Korean and South Vietnamese forces fought heavy actions Friday in South Vietnam, killing nearly 600 communist soldiers and ending a two week ground lull. Reports say Saturday saw only scattered contacts as two American helicopters were shot down.
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George McArthur
Saigon
U. S
South Vietnam
Unclear Scheduling Event Cited With Powell No-Show
A Friday appointment was set by a friend at Kennedy but Powell failed to appear, leaving the meeting unresolved. The note highlights an unpredictable absence by Powell and the planning by the friend.
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Powell
Electrical Union Officials Accused of Squandering Funds
Investigators appointed by AFL-CIO Electrical Workers union president Paul Jennings allege Milton Weihrauch and Joseph Tozzi misused about 141,747 dollars over five years. Charges include unearned strike pay, unauthorized trips, and purchases from a Miami Beach trip to a color TV. Tozzi denies the claim and promises a detailed report linking expenditures to Jennings's election campaign.
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Washington
Afl-Cio International Union of Electrical Workers
Paul Jennings
Milton Weihrauch
Joseph Tozzi
Jennings
James B. Carey
Tozzi
Weihrauch
Jozzi
Miami Beach
New Jersey
Iozzi
Vozzi
Weih
New York
Two Stores Damaged by Lindale Fire
Fire and smoke damaged Kinney's shoe store and Arnold's fashion center at Lindale Plaza early Saturday. An Arnold's employee reported hearing a poof and saw sparks. flames spread from Kinney's shelving. Firefighters confined the blaze to back-room shelving, insulation and wiring, with ventilation aids mobilized to clear smoke from both stores. No loss estimate yet.
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Cedar Rapids
Lindale Plaza
Kinney’s
Arnold’s
Herman Freud, Jr
Jozzi
Alene
East Rutherford
N. J
U.S
James Coolahan
Newark
Eagle's Food Store
Robert Walling
Explorer Goes into Moon Orbit CAPE KENNEDY
Lunar Explorer enters moon orbit after a Wednesday launch carrying University of Iowa instruments. It will study radiation cosmic dust solar winds and the moon's magnetic field for two to three years to aid Apollo mission planning and astronaut shielding decisions.
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Cape Kennedy
America
University of Iowa Instruments
Lunar Explorer
Goddard Space
Moon
Explorer
Lunar
Space Agency
Six Teens Die in Lebanon Crash Tragedy
In Lebanon Tennessee six teen agers died when two cars collided and burned on Friday night. The victims included two brothers. authorities reported the deaths as the vehicles caught fire after the crash.
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Lebanon, Tenn
Nemo the first American sentry dog to Vietnam
In San Bernardino California military brass and police welcomed Nemo a one eyed sentry dog aboard a Starlifter flight as he heads to Lackland AFB Texas for retirement with the Purple Heart and a unit citation Nemo previously alerted U S servicemen at Tan Son Nhut to Viet Cong intruders last December
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San Bernardino
Calif
V.I.P
Nemo
Vietnam
Lackland
Texas
U.S
Tan Son Nhut
Lincoln Biographer Carl Sandburg Dies At 89
Carl Sandburg famed Lincoln biographer and poet died at his Blue Ridge farm near Asheville N C after a heart attack. He wrote Chicago Poems and The Prairie Years winning a Pulitzer in 1940 for Lincoln biography. Kennedy called him Many sided American genius.
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Flat Rock
N.C
Carl Sandburg
America
Lincoln
Walt Whitman
Harry Golden
Charlotte
Chicago
The
Prairies
Blue Ridge Mountains
Asheville
Sandburg
West Point
Kennedy
Coroner John Horgan Dies After Lusitania Inquest Verdict
Cork Ireland reports the death of coroner John Horgan who presided over the Lusitania inquest of 1915 that recorded a wilful murder verdict against Kaiser Wilhelm. The long tenure included overseeing wartime casualty inquiries.
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Cork
Ireland
John Horgan
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Minonk
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Edward Stein
McKeesport
Tacoma
Wash
Thomas Davis
Conklin
Mich
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Town Falls
Max Reding
Sumner
Richard Kalember
Scottsdale
Ariz
Rexford Deisler
Osseo
Bill Coney
Dallas
Michael Buehler
Sebewaing
Taylor Marshall
Lewis
Mary Joan
Thomas Plantz
Ray
Edward Maisonneuve
Kankakee
Azel Frye
Barth Anspach
Manlius
Ill
Robert Sanders
Henry Hunt
Guy Counselman
Vermont
Republican Congressiular
Net
Marilyn Matteer
Foole
Pho
Pamela Ericson
Patricia Anne Leonard
Kay Ellen Elliott
Electrical Union
By Neil Gilbride
Pauli Jennings
Weihlrauch
Lindale
Arnold
District 3
Vohenstrauss
Germany
Ifrom
Czechoslovakia
Berlin
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