U S insists landings in Cuba were few
Washington states that fewer than 50 anti Castro infiltrators may have landed in Cuba in the last two weeks and denounces Cuban exile reports of larger landings as inaccurate. Officials say some small numbers might have entered recently but have no evidence of departures from the United States.
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Lawyer charged in insured wife murder case in Minnesota
Police arrested attorney T Eugene Thompson 35 on first degree murder charges amid allegations he masterminded the death of his wife Carol insured for over 1 million dollars. A chain of suspects including Norman Mastrian and Dick Anderson tied to the crime with a staged killing March 6 in St. Paul.
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Record Cold Marks June 21 Across Cedar Rapids and Alaska
Cedar Rapids logged a 44 degree overnight low, a new June 21 record, beating the 46 degree 1902 mark in Fairbanks Alaska. Oelwein reached 43 degrees tying a 1947 1958 date record. Summer arrives at 9 04 p m as forecasters note prior month heat.
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Praises for Montini Across Faiths After Papal Selection
The Vatican announces the election of Archbishop Giovanni Battista Montini of Milan as Pope Paul VI. Protestant, Catholic and Jewish leaders express approval. Harvard Divinity School's Dr. Horton calls it excellent. Bishop Joyce lauds a universally respected servant of God.
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Convict 28 for Carolina Riot
Eighteen white men and 10 Negroes were convicted in Lexington North Carolina of taking part in a race riot that left one white man dead on June 6. They received prison terms suspended under conditions including fines 25 to 250 dollars and good behavior for three years. Three Negroes charged in the death face trial June 28.
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Macmillan orders judges to probe Britain security service
Prime Minister Macmillan ordered a judge led inquiry into Britain's security services after espionage suspicions linked to the Profumo scandal. Labour leader Harold Wilson called the move inadequate as the PM said Yard officials did not inform him of the espionage concerns surrounding John Profumo Christine Keeler and Yevgeny Ivanov. The move comes amid Conservative party support for keeping Macmillan in office at least until midsummer.
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Inquiry into Profumo affair set by Lord Denning
Prime Minister Macmillan announced an investigation led by jurists headed by Lord Denning to probe the Profumo affair. Wilson accused the government of cover up and urged an all party inquiry, citing security and public life integrity as reasons for the probe after the Strikes and disclosed sources.
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New Iowa Liquor Rules Issued by Des Moines Commission
Iowa liquor control commission began mimeographing 2000 copies of 16 page administrative rules for liquor by the drink operators. The rules cover all licensee operations and state owners are liable for employee violations. Edward McCarthy named assistant director of investigation and field work. Lawrence Scalise heads enforcement.
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Police Seek Abductor Of Cedar Rapids Girl
A 10-year-old Cedar Rapids girl was abducted at gunpoint near Czech National Cemetery and forced into a car. She was taken to a viaduct on Hawthorne drive and released unharmed. Cemetery worker Joe Stejskal found her crying and brought her home as police review sightings of a lone vehicle.
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Pact Spells Steel Peace Through '64
A historic steel labor agreement between United Steelworkers and 11 major producers ends a strike threat with no wage rise. It introduces a 13 week seniority vacation for top half of workers, adds a week to others, and includes health and insurance benefits. Effective Aug 1 1963 for 21 months, it aims at labor peace during the 1964 campaign and adds 15 cents per hour cost to companies.
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Archishop of Milan elected new pope Paul VI
Archbishop of Milan Giovanni Battista Montini was elected pope by the college of cardinals and chose the name Paul VI He will be crowned June 30 as President Kennedy plans a Rome visit July 2 He is 65 and the 262nd ruler of the Roman Catholic Church and vows to continue John XXIIIs progressive policies
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Radio to air Pope Paul VI election highlights at 10:30
KCRG radio will broadcast highlights of the election of Pope Paul VI tonight at 10 30. The program will review the conclave events and the selection of the new pope.
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