Navy Urges Navy Men to Extend Enlistments
Navy Secretary John L. Nitze urged sailors to extend service voluntarily for three to six months as the fleet faces crisis duty off South Vietnam and in the Caribbean. The move aims to retain highly trained personnel and keep ships ready while enlistments drop and departures rise.
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Demos Boost Gov Hughes Budget Level
Democratic leaders push beyond Gov. Hughes budget proposal to fund property tax relief. He says the expansion may reach about 20 million, excluding hikes to sales and income taxes, with funds potentially reallocated from other sources. The plan keeps opposition to higher tax rates and preserves a new upper income tax bracket for removing mills from the tax on money and credits.
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Iowa House approves 10 percent liquor discount bill
Des Moines Iowa House votes 78 30 for a measure allowing a 10 percent discount on liquor purchases over 100 for licensed retailers. Non licensed consumers lose the benefit. The bill faces governor approval as he weighs tax relief and shifting tax formulas amid past negotiations.
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Miss Tyler and Pilot Davis Found After Ocean City Crash
Two bodies identified as Carole Tyler and pilot Robert Davis were recovered Monday from the sunken single engine plane that went down Sunday off Ocean City Maryland during a beach aerial tour. Coast guard divers brought the victims to surface and identified them. Tyler was connected to the Bobby Baker investigation.
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Hutchins Warns On Bar Exemption Removal
Rep C E Hutchins of Belle Plaine warned Iowans about removing the bar exemption. He argued tavern owners would face lower profits and drinkers could easily overconsume by diluting spirits.
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Martin Luther King Back in Alabama to Boost Voting Drive
SELMA AP Dr Martin Luther King returned to Alabama to review his Negro voting drive and to keep the momentum going. He arrived in Selma on Monday for a fresh look at the campaign and to spur local supporters.
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Johnson orders 200 top officials to file financial statements
President Johnson issued an executive order directing 200 top government officials including cabinet members to file statements of financial interests with the Civil Service Commission. The order also authorizes 2,000 lesser officials to file, with filings submitted to agency heads.
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Bill to require dog rabies vaccines passes in Iowa Senate
DES MOINES The Iowa senate approved a bill 36 to 6 mandating rabies shots for all dogs. Owners must present a certificate of vaccination to obtain or renew a dog license, with the issuing official or agency keeping records confidential.
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Bills tighten leash on stray dogs in post June 1966 action
After June 1 1966 dogs found running at large without a tag would be apprehended and impounded. The house passed bill set a 10 day redemption period before destruction. The senate cut the period to three days and sent it back to the house for further action.
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Dominican U S Sector Shelled as Talks Break Down
Rebels in the Dominican Republic suspend peacemaking talks with the Organization of American States causing a new strand of tension as fighting continues and diplomacy stalls.
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D C Taylor to Move Cedar Rapids Plant and 33 Vinton Workers
The D C Taylor Co announced July start for a 200000 plant at J Street and Hawkeye Downs Road SW Cedar Rapids. The move will transfer operations from Vinton and bring about 33 Vinton families to Cedar Rapids. The firm, noted for tuckpointing and industrial painting, will place offices at 204 American Building.
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Kosygin and Sukarno Agree to Exchange Visits
Premier Kosygin accepted an invitation to visit Indonesia and invited President Sukarno to visit the Soviet Union. No dates were announced for either visit.
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Suspect questioned in $1 037 Flamingo breakin
Cedar Rapids detectives questioned a 39 year old man on suspicion of burglarizing Flamingo Pizza Palace at 1211 Ellis Blvd NW early Sunday. The loot totaled about $1 037 70 including money liquor cigarettes a radio two pool tables and a jukebox. Entry was through a sliding window.
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Computer Picks Ike's Pen Pal By Ko Shioya
Hirozo Hirano a 75 year old Japanese golfer was chosen by a computer at the New York World's Fair to be a pen pal for former President Eisenhower the American golfer 74. Hirano plans to write to Eisenhower immediately and recalls managing golf courses in Japan and a recent request to a pen pal group to be introduced to American pals.
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All Aircraft Back Hit Targets in North Vietnam Raids
American and Vietnamese warplanes pounded targets across North Vietnam from midnight onward. Jets reported destroying bridges, trucks, and rail assets while sustaining light to moderate ground fire. Casualties included one navy pilot killed and multiple Allied service members wounded in Mekong delta engagements.
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Six Light Planes Crushed by Snow in Black Hills
Six light planes were crushed when a hangar collapsed under roughly 300 inches of snow near Deadwood South Dakota during a Mother's Day snowstorm. The Northern Black Hills area was buried by the storm.
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Warships gather in Manila Bay for Sea Horse exercise
More than 30 warships converge on Manila Bay as the Southeast Asia Sea Horse exercise gets underway, highlighting regional military drills and coalition readiness.
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Hedy Lamarr Sues Sixth Husband for Divorce
Actress Hedy Lamarr filed for divorce from her sixth husband and stated she is without funds.
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