Nixon in Hot Exchange in East Berlin
Nixon visited East Berlin with his wife and daughters meeting East German newsmen and security. He called the communists murderers on Karl Marx Allee amid guard control and crowded chatter about rights and race. The exchange included sharp retorts with a East Berlin reporter and a Negro U S mission press officer noted by Nixon.
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East Berlin
Patricia
Julie
State Department
Karl Marx Allee
Stalin Allee
Budapest
U.S
U. S
Jakobus
John Hicks
West Berlin
Hicks
St. Louis
Linn County Budget Requests Record Total For 1964
The Linn County board proposed a 1964 budget of 4,469,080, up 548,148 from 1963, with 3,282,500 to be raised by taxes and 1,186,580 from balances, fees, and state aid. A millage rise of .755 for towns and 3.761 for townships is planned, hearing likely August 13. The plan shifts 75,000 from the domestic animal fund to the general fund and seeks 41,080 from an emergency fund for possible transfer or interest use.
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Linn County Board of Supervisors
John Burrill
Henderson
General Fund
Burrill
Marion Man Killed In Illinois Crash
Two men died when a livestock truck lost control in Wyanet Illinois. James E Borchardt 27 of Edwardsville and James W Linneberg 25 of Marion Iowa were killed. The Alkire Truck Lines Inc Marshalltown Iowa owned the truck. Four steers were killed.
Teens Taken From Parents Over Picketing Protest
Six teenage Negroes, ages 14 to 16, were removed from their parents by County Judge Charles Mathis after their continued demonstrations against segregated facilities. The judge ruled picketing harmed the children and placed them in custody with potential transfer to a juvenile detention home if foster homes cannot be found. Several hundred demonstrators gathered outside the jail in protest before a negotiated halt.
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ST. Augustine
Fla
Charles Mathis
Indonesians Arrested for Suspected Subversive Activities
About 20 Indonesians were arrested on suspicions of subversive activities, police disclosed on Wednesday in Jesselton North Borneo.
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Jesselton
North Bor‘neo
UPI
Johnson warns governors against exploiting civil rights debate
At a Miami Beach governors conference Vice-president Johnson bids leaders to seek a responsible, united American response on civil rights. Democrats push to prioritize rights, winning 38-3 with some governors voting no as they press for strong action and cooperation with the Kennedy administration.
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LBJ
Rocky
Rockefeller
Johnson
Miami Beach
White House
State House
Camp Good Health Penny Carnival Notes and Donations
A historical clipping lists memorials and donations for Camp Good Health including tributes to Joseph Ersland Duane R Platner Ray Goodwater and Dr J E Smith. It also records a penny carnival proceeds from Cedar Hills and a backyard carnival by Sullivan and Hayes children plus a 1963 camp budget balance of 181 and a final balance of 6181 dollars.
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Church of Covington
Joseph Ersland
Lloyd F. Nagel
Duane R. Platner
M. M. Platner
Ray Goodwater
Joe Kolarik
Husband
Ruth A. Rhoads
J. E. Smith
Clarence
Cedar Hills
Kim
Kathy
Diana
Lori
Kay
Cindy
Sullivan
Hayes
Teamster calls for Kennedy to resign over civil rights pace
The Teamsters legislative counsel urged Atty. Gen. Robert Kennedy to resign, accusing the civil rights bill of being weak and discretionary. Kennedy defended the need for stronger tools, while union leaders highlighted 200,000 Negro members. Church leaders urged rapid enactment of Kennedy's program.
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Washington
Teamsters Union
Atty
Robert Kennedy
Sidney Zagri
Teamsters
House
Kennedy
Atttorney
Senate Judiciary Committee
James R. Hoffa
Zagri
Korth Offers To Quit If Senate Finds Influence In TFX Award
Navy Secretary Fred Korth testified publicly on Wednesday he would resign if investigators concluded improper influence affected the TFX contract decision favoring General Dynamics. He denied any conflict of interest, noted he severed ties with related firms, and affirmed his integrity despite pressure from Sen. Mundt.
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Navy
Fred Korth
Senate
TFX
General Dynamics
Fort Worth
Mundt
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Eorth
Solomon
Korth
Continental National Bank of
Texas
Sen. Mundt
Parsons College Placed on Indefinite Probation
Parsons College in Fairfield Iowa was placed on indefinite probation by the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools pending investigation. The association did not specify reasons, but questioned experimental programs like the team teaching system as part of ongoing evaluation.
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Chicago
Parsons ‘College of Fairfield
North Central Assn. of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Association
Fairfield
Paul Vonk
Vonk
Association Board
Commission
Senate Withholds Resolution On Rail Rules Delay
Washington AP Senate leaders paused a resolution calling railroads to delay posting new work rules. House Commerce Chair Harris urged a 30 day hold and Loomis of the AA RR cautious but open to delaying, warning further postponements strain an ailing industry. A strike looms if rules take effect next week.
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Capitol
House Commerce Committee
Kennedy
Interstate Commerce Commission
Harris
Congress
Daniel Loomis
The
Assn
American Railroads
Loomis
Governors Cancel Medicare Backing
A Democratic committee at the 55th governors conference canceled its endorsement of Kennedy’s health care program for the elderly. The panel, led by Gov. Richard Hughes, rewrote the report to push for another year of study and dropped calls for rapid congressional action funded by Social Security taxes. A Republican minority led by Gov. Mark Hatfield urged expanding Kerr-Mills aid for the needy elderly.
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Miami Beach
Governors’ Conference
Kennedy
Richard Hughes
New Jersey
Mark Hatfield
Oregon
Kerr-Mills
Goldwater Committee Formed in Westchester County
A draft Goldwater committee was announced Wednesday in Westchester County, home of Gov. Rockefeller. Herman Bates, fabrics manufacturer and president of the Young Men's Republican club of Westchester, disclosed the formation.
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Ossining
N.Y
Westchester County
Rockefeller
Herman Bates
Young Men’s Republican Club of
Westchester
New York City
Sharp quake rattles Taipei sending thousands outdoors
A sharp earthquake struck Taipei on a Wednesday causing thousands to rush from buildings and streets. Officials reported no immediate major damage and residents returned after initial shaking subsided.
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Taipei
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