Barrier to Liquor Bill Bypassed
DES MOINES AP Officials from the Iowa insurance department and the liquor control commission say bar owners can buy liability insurance for dram shop damages under the new liquor by the drink law. The interpretation allows punitive damages only when liquor is legally sold, with rules to set minimum coverage to be ready by Tuesday and estimates that setup could finish by July 4.
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Des Moines
Iowa
State Insurance Department
Liquor Control Commission
Williams Timmons
Homer Adcock
Insurance Department
Timmons
Adcock
Jackson Official Held On Embezzlement Charge
Maquoketa AP The Jackson county treasurer Winfield Rimmer was arrested on embezzlement charges after the office was padlocked. State auditors will audit books as disclosed discrepancies involve auto license penalties and state forwarding records. Rimmer, 44, bond set at 2500, denies wrongdoing.
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Jackson County
Winfield Rimmer
Rimmer
John Miler
State Motor Vehicle Department
Burris
Raymond Sokol
Sokol
Windy
Miler
Fire causes $100000 damage at Joy Elevator and Seed Co
A Friday fire at the Joy Elevator and Seed Co in Joy Illinois caused an estimated $100,000 in damage. Authorities reported the blaze but did not immediately disclose the cause or extent of injuries. Local fire crews remained on the scene to quell hotspots and secure the building.
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Joy, Ill
Joy Elevator and Seed Co
Not Certain Pictures Actually of Thresher
The Navy said the wreckage previously believed to be the submarine Thresher cannot be definitively identified. A thorough analysis of underwater camera pictures taken Thursday failed to confirm they show the sunken vessel.
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Washington
Navy
Fallout Not Up Sufficiently To Stir Worry
The Federal Radiation Council reports fallout will rise this year mainly due to Soviet tests but the exposure to Americans remains small and diet changes are unnecessary. The 30 year fallout equals about one thirtieth natural soil radiation. strontium 90 to bone may rise to one quarter of natural background but should decline later as bone growth turnover occurs.
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Washington
Federal Radiation Council
U. S
Christ-Janer Urges grads to Believe in Something
Dr. Arland F. Christ Janer, president of Cornell College, speaks at Cedar Rapids 104th commencement held at Kingston Stadium. He urges 784 graduates from Washington and Jefferson high schools to take responsibility, choose their path, and live by their beliefs as diplomas are awarded by Principals Paxson and Fitzsimmons.
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Paxson
Maxine Cerveny
Cedar Rapids
Washington and Jefferson High Schools
Arland F. Christ-Janer
Cornell College
Cedar Rapids Public Schools
Kingston Stadium
Dr. Christ-Janer
W. L. Paxson
Jefferson High School
R. O. Fitzsimmons
Washington High School
Exiles Shift From Raids To Actions Inside Cuba
Five allied anti Castro bands announced a move from hit and run raids to operating within Cuba. They promised to concentrate forces in various places and infiltrate Fidel Castro's armed forces, while pledging no further attacks on foreign vessels after March. The March raid on a Soviet ship triggered the U.S. crackdown.
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Miami
Cuba
Havana
Fidel Castro
U.S
Hughes Holds Hope for Iowa Despite Outmoded System
Des Moines AP Governor Harold Hughes said he is hampered by an antiquated state government structure but will push to improve Iowa between legislative sessions. He outlined goals including liquor law enforcement, alcoholism rehabilitation, prisoner rehabilitation review, parole study, urbanization issues, and commissions on civil rights and working women.
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Des Moines
Harold Hughes
Iowa
Hughes
421 Negroes Arrested in Mississippi March
In Jackson Mississippi 421 marching Negroes were arrested after a civil rights protest. Police processed 327 juveniles and 94 adults over more than five hours. most were charged with parading without a permit and later released, while NAACP leaders condemned police tactics as Nazi-like.
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Jackson
Miss
Allen Thompson
Medgar Evers
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Pope John XXIII briefly regains consciousness during coma
Vatican reports the Pope regained consciousness for the second time after a period of coma caused by peritonitis from a stomach tumor. Doctors noted his heart’s resistance as crowds in St. Peter’s Square prayed and the Pope blessed those at his bedside before slipping back into unconsciousness.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Vatican
Church
Ecumenical Council
Oddone Tacoli
Holy Father
Fernando Cardinal Cento
Pope John
Christ
St. Peter’s
Vatican Radio
Prolonged British Guiana Strike Halts Air Travel
Washington officials reported a prolonged general strike in British Guiana has shut off air travel to the colony, a development announced Saturday by state department officials.
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Washington
British Guiana
State Department
Russians Hit Oil Fields in Cuba Report
Havana radio says Soviet geologists exploring Cuba have discovered seven oilfields and mineral deposits. The announcement from Havana comes as Russia expands its oil exploration in the Caribbean island.
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Key West
Havana Radio
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