Amana Suit Fees Raised By Iowa Supreme Court
The Iowa Supreme Court on Tuesday ordered attorney fees in the Amana Society stockholders suit fixed at 125000 dollars. It sent the case back to Tama County District Court for a judgment aligned with its ruling. The decision overrules Judge Sutton who had set total fees at 59341 dollars for four plaintiffs and related expenses.
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Texas Girl Linked to Killer Hunt Sparks Nationwide Interest
A nationwide manhunt for Duane Pope widens as authorities pursue leads tied to a mystery girl in Texas. Reports claim Pope, a recent McPherson College graduate, may have dated the girl who attended the college, with sightings in Hutchinson Kansas and Fort Worth Texas driving fresh attention. Local tips describe a man matching Pope's description in a Hutchinson cafe before fleeing.
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Stocks Take Sharp Drop in Late Tuesday Trading
New York stocks fell sharply as the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 12.41 points to 889.74 by 2 p.m. CDT on Tuesday amid moderate trading volume. The decline reflects a broad market pullback across major sectors.
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Lawford Denies Separation Plan
Actor Peter Lawford denies a report of plans for separation from his wife Pat Kennedy. He cites a geographical problem due to work and says they have four children. Time magazine had noted they live apart, with Lawford in Hollywood and Pat Kennedy in New York.
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Space Twins Surprise Doctors After Four Day Gemini Flight
Astronauts James Mc Divitt and Edward White rested aboard the Wasp while doctors noted minimal postflight effects after a four day space journey. Dr. Charles Berry said weight loss was modest and cabin temperatures remained comfortable.
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Further Step Toward Viet Involvement
A state department spokesman says the U S military command in South Vietnam is authorized to send American troops into combat alongside Vietnamese forces if requested by South Vietnam. The department had previously said Marines and paratroopers would primarily protect and patrol key U S installations.
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U S Diplomat Wounded in Cordoba Shooting
U S Consul Allison Wanamaker was wounded when a passing car sprayed his vehicle with machine gun fire in Cordoba Argentina He was removed to Arguello Clinic with face and hand injuries Police say the attack came from a white Fiat Wanamaker 46 and from Seattle had faced prior threats since May 1964 U S officials suspect Castro followers may be involved and Argentine officials pledged full cooperation
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Moon Shot Sparks Soviet Space and U S Policy Debate
The report covers a Soviet congratulatory note on the Gemini 4 mission and a subsequent unmanned lunar probe, with U S officials debating combat support in Vietnam and the scope of presidential authority. It also notes U S and Soviet space actions and a separate议post on coinage policy limiting silver use and silver dollar minting.
Sunlit Gemini 4 Walk Footage Shows Flag in Space
Apollo mission image of Edward White exiting the Gemini 4 capsule with an American flag on his left sleeve. The color film, shot by a camera on the spacecraft, contrasted White in a silver suit against Earth, highlighting the dramatic moment and surpassing Soviet footage of Leonov.
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Yale Coin Loot Valued at 981000 After Yale Bank Heist
Yale officials set a 981000 value on about 4000 British and American coins stolen May 29 from the Sterling Memorial Library. FBI reports inventory completed. thieves took highly valuable coins including a Brasher doubloon. No suspects yet. insurance covers loss though heritage value stands apart.
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U. S
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Action Forestalls Johnson Request
Washington AP. The House Veterans Affairs Committee unanimously approves a bill to strip VA of authority to close hospitals. Congressional control would decide closures amid an administration order targeting about a dozen facilities. President Johnson reportedly urged Chairman Teague to block the measure before the vote.
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