Estes Case Raises Talk Of Perjury
The House subcommittee chair said it will refer rival testimony to the Justice Department for possible perjury prosecution. Dallas lawyer Frank Cain testified that Maynard Wheeler of Commercial Solvents Corp. did not tell the truth about a March 18 Estes meeting. Wheeler denied the allegations, and Cain defended his earlier Texas court testimony as true in every detail.
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Estes
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Cain
Texas
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Switzerland
Brazil
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Ban extension keeps Pan Am flight engineers at bay
Federal Judge George Rosling extended for 10 days a restraining order blocking a walkout by Pan American World Airways flight engineers. Eastern Airlines faced a similar shutdown. labor leaders and officials clash over cockpit crew licensing and safety claims as talks stall.
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Pan American
Rosling
Eastern Airlines
Pan Am
Eastern
Goldberg
Washington
Birthplace of Mamie Eisenhower Sold in Boone
The birthplace of Mamie Doud Eisenhower, wife of Dwight D. Eisenhower, has been sold to the First Baptist Church of Boone. The church intends to raze the house to make way for an educational building, purchasing it from former owner Retta Shaw.
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Mamie Doud Eisenhower
First Baptist Church
United States
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Retta Shaw
Airport paving may start this week at Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids authorities expect runway and taxiway extension concrete work to begin this week if weather holds. Rock base and forms are being laid for the extension taxiway, with concrete pouring not yet started. Completion target for runways and taxiways is July 15. Parking area concrete is finished but not yet in use.
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Cedar Rapids
Frank Hidinger
Hidinger
West Germany Allocates 741.9 Million To Aid Poor Nations
Bonn reports West Germany provided 741.9 million dollars in aid to underdeveloped nations over the past year. The figure was released Tuesday by official sources in Bonn.
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UPI
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Caroline Kennedy Triumphs in Apple Barrel Pony Rally
Caroline Kennedy, nearly five, wins best in class at the Apple Barrel Pony Rally near Halfway Virginia aboard her pony Macaroni. Jacqueline Kennedy leads her daughter, with family ponies Macaroni and Tex, stabled at Glen Ora and often ridden on the White House lawn.
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Halfway
Jacqueline Kennedy
Caroline
Washington
Kennedy
Virginia Hunt
Middleburg
Dolores Phillips
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U.S. Warns Red China of Defense of Nationalist China
Diplomatic sources say the United States warned Red China that it is pledged to defend Nationalist China in case of a communist attack. The message was delivered in Warsaw at a meeting between Ambassador John Cabot and Wang Ping nan, with Wang noting Communist China's alliance with Russia.
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U.S
Red China
China
Warsaw
John Cabot
Wang Ping-nan
Wang
Cabot
Russia
Auditor Opposes Consolidation of Counties Plan
Gordon Willis president of the State Assn of County Officers spoke at a Cedar Rapids district meeting against consolidating counties. He argued larger counties become inefficient and cited school consolidation as not reducing costs or improving quality, contrasting with Linn county officials supporting consolidation.
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Cedar Rapids
Willis
Marengo
Sheraton- Montrose
Linn County
Tom Riley
Dudley Henderson
Anthony R. Scolaro
Fire Sweeps Sioux City Loop Area
A half million dollar fire roared through downtown Sioux City destroying the Jack Robinson department store and several nearby businesses. The blaze began shortly after 9 p.m. and spread rapidly aided by the wind, threatening a major liquor store and a cluster of shops. damage is expected to exceed $500,000 with no immediate cause determined. One firefighter, Jerry Hansen, was hospitalized for smoke inhalation.
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Sioux City
Jack Robinson
Fourth Street
Grayson Clothing
Schindler Jewelry Store
Cornhusker Club
Cribbage Club
Nelson Paint
Robinson
Brodkey’s
Fourth and
Douglas
Brodkey
Jerry Hansen
Congress reacts to Supreme Court prayer ruling
UPI reports swift congressional backlash after the high court barred officially prescribed prayers in public schools. Representatives and senators propose amendments to legalize school prayer and Bible reading, denounce the decision, and push for expanded prayer room access in the Capitol.
Cost of Living Holds Steady at Peak in May
The labor department reported May living costs held at a record high with the consumer price index at 105.2 percent of 1957-59 prices. Factory workers with three dependents averaged a take-home pay of $86.05.
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Washington
Labor Department
Freezing Brain Surgery Brings Parkinsons Hope
Dr. Irving Cooper reports a decade long study on cryogenic brain surgery for Parkinsons disease. The technique uses liquid nitrogen to safely freeze diseased brain tissue, offering potential surgery to about 75 percent of sufferers and restoring mobility and independence to many patients.
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NEA
N.Y
Oakland
Irving Calif
Cooper
Mayoriality
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