Peking Sees Plot By Soviets To Sell Out Vietnam
Communist China accused Soviet leaders of colluding with the United States to abandon Vietnam’s basic interests. In a People's Daily article marking Nazi defeat’s 20th anniversary, Beijing labeled Khrushchev’s successors as appeasers and propagandists for U S imperialism. Radio Peking broadcast the charge.
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Khrushchev
Communist world rifts over Vietnam and Soviet policy
The article denounces Russia as capitulationist betraying revolutionary interests while quoting Ho Chi Minh praising Soviet victory over Hitler as aiding the August revolution in Vietnam. It cites the People’s Daily accusing Khrushchev’s successors of revisionism and pushing a Soviet U S cooperation line.
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Ho Chi Minh
North Vietnam
Hanoi Radio
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Democratic Republic of Vietnam
Horses Swim as Coralville Reservoir Floods Ely Stable
Upmier stable south of Ely sits in floodwater from the Coralville reservoir backing Hoosier creek. The flood plain land floods repeatedly, now the highest level yet, delaying opening for the season as horses swim and frolic in the barnyard. Frei's Leo, a registered quarter horse, watches from the door.
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Cedar Rapids
Upmier
Ely
Hoosier Creek
Frei
Leo
Excise Tax Cut Plan Seen Dimming Immediate Relief
Administration officials expect Congress may repeal or reduce about 5 billion dollars in excise taxes over several years. The plan envisions a 10 percent cut on new autos and telephone service with small annual reductions, aiming to avoid retroactive effects and reduce immediate stimulus while defense spending rises. Initial July 1 cuts total around 1.75 billion dollars, with further rounds in 1966 and beyond.
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Johnson
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Indonesian Ship Seized in Calif Long Beach Harbor
The 605-foot Indonesian ship Johannes Latuharhary and cargo of rubber coffee and art objects were seized in Long Beach harbor in a $1.5 million international suit. The U S marshal took control Friday after a Los Angeles district court action filed by attorney Melvin Belli for American Hawaiian Ventures Inc a Wong Investment Co subsidiary. Belli seeks reparations for rubber plantations taken over by Indonesia in 1959.
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San Francisco
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Honolulu
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Indonesia
U S Protest Over Cease-Fire Violations in Dominican Crisis
The United States protested to the Inter-American Peace Commission over continued cease-fire violations by Col. Francisco Caamano Deno's rebels after another American marine was killed and paratroopers wounded. The Dominican conflict sees a new five man anti-rebel junta led by Gen. Antonio Imbert Barrera, while the old junta resigns. The U S avoids formal recognition as the OAS mediates.
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U.S
Inter-American Peace Commission
Francisco Caamano Deno
W. Tapley Bennett
Organization of American States
Antonio Imbert Barrera
Caamano
Jose Mora
OAS
Imbert
John Bartlow Martin
Dominican Republic
Washington
Sirens Save Many as Minnesota Tornado Strikes
In the Minneapolis area 13 killed and more than 400 injured as tornadoes spanned 18 suburbs leaving 4,000 homeless. Civil defense sirens were sounded, and residents sought shelter for up to six hours. Civil defense officials credited 250 300 sirens for saving lives.
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Civil Defense
Weather Bureau
Barry Goldwater backs LBJ actions in Dominican Republic
In a Saturday AP interview in New York Barry Goldwater lauded President Johnson for sending Marines to the Dominican Republic and for actions in Vietnam. He urged against Cuba moves and defended civil rights laws while discussing party strategy and possible future political runs.
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Maggie Savoy
NEW York
Johnson
U.S
Dominican Republic
Barry Goldwater
Associated Press
Goldwater
Phoenix
Cuba
Arizona
Republican Party
Senate
Tornado Routs Primrose Neb Three Dead
Tornadoes swept central Nebraska destroying Primrose and killing three residents. Gov. Morrison ordered national guardsmen as 129 residents faced devastation. Fire and debris filled streets while farms suffered extensive damage across the region.
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Primrose
Neb
Nebraska
Dick Spiegel
Albion
State Patrol
Dan Casey
Frank Morrison
Jack Lough
Lough
Lorrell Olson
Wayne
Omaha
Myrtle Barry
Order Third District Voting Records Rept. Ordered
Waterloo area report says county auditors in 16 counties must preserve all materials related to the contested election of Rep. H R Gross Democratic challenger Stephen Peterson challenged the vote count with Gross declared winner by about 400 votes Telegrams were sent by Rep Robert Ashmore to county auditors as head of the House subcommittee on elections.
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Waterloo
UPI
H. R. Gross
Stephen Peterson
Gross
Peterson
Robert Ashmore
D-S.c
Jhairman
House
Living conditions improving spark pride in nation's men
The piece notes better living conditions in the country and the impact on humble beginnings, framing it as a positive trend for the great men of the nation. Copyright references appear at the end.
Twisters Strike in Muggy Evening Outburst
A muggy evening brings a surge of tornadoes touching down in the region. Weather officials report multiple funnels across counties, with crews assessing damage and residents urged to seek shelter during alerts. Local emergency services coordinate quick-response efforts and monitor safety advisories.
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