Wallace to High Court Troop Issue
Wallace appeals to the U S Supreme Court alleging Kennedy violated the Constitution by sending federal troops into Alabama over the Birmingham racial dispute. Kennedy tours the South urging rejection of prejudice and violence as Nashville marks TVA and Vanderbilt anniversaries with large crowds and a calm desegregation message.
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Wallace asks court to halt federal force use in Alabama
Wallace seeks temporary and permanent restraining orders against U S and Defense Secretary McNamara to stop deployment of federal troops in Alabama. He names Alabama officials and asserts presidential direction violates constitutional limits while noting the Supreme Court’s limited role in such direct actions. Court attendants expect the Attorney General to respond before the high court rules.
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Regent Fund Bill Sent to Governor
DES MOINES UPI The 125 day general assembly approved about $58 million yearly for the board of regents funding six institutions including the University of Iowa and Iowa State. An operational budget totals $60,009,100 per year for two years with Senate and House votes largely unanimous. A separate capital improvements budget totals $16 million for two years plus a 5 cent cigarette tax increase to ensure funds. Both measures go to the governor.
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Hot Debate In Senate Over Pact
In Des Moines the Iowa Senate opened debate on the conference committee tax compromise report. Supporters face a split among farm bloc members as a final vote nears. The plan adds 3.5 million annually for schools, raises sales tax from 2 to 3 percent, expands the tax to lodging, and includes a 3 to 4 percent corporation tax and 24 percent surtax. The package aims to raise 51.5 million in new revenue, net 43.5 million after deductions. The governor, Harald Hughes, faces pressure over withholding and trust issues.
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Anamosa teen dies in crash near Stone City
Dana John Schweitzer 17 of Anamosa was killed when a car left a wooden bridge near Stone City, crashing and landing in a bank. Three passengers Neil Douglas 18 Kathy Walton 18 and David Hart 19 were injured. Douglas is in serious condition. Authorities are unsure when the crash occurred. The car was found by Bill Norton and Larry Farrington who noticed a hole in the bridge railing. Schweitzer was a junior at the high school and survived by his mother four sisters and a brother Clarence. Funeral services set for St. Pauls Lutheran church Mansfield Mont.
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Home Rule Bill Sent to Governor
DES MOINES UPI reports the Iowa House approved a home rule measure 85 to 0 to concur with a minor senate amendment. The senate had earlier added a law amendment clarifying wording, enabling local governments to gain greater control over their own affairs.
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Celebrity unaware of fame shocks Alamosa town
Esther Swift wandered to the post office in Alamosa when townsfolk waved and congratulated her on a trip she knew nothing about. A passerby whispered that astronaut Gordon Cooper had splashed into the Pacific, a fact she had not heard.
Say X Ray Risk Tops Fallout's New York Panel
A panel of physicians warns that excessive use of X-ray and fluoroscope equipment poses greater danger than radioactive fallout from nuclear explosions. The advisory notes potential radiation exposure and urges cautious use and protective measures.
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India to receive arms from Yugoslavia for defense
New Delhi reports Yugoslavia will supply India with about 1000000 dollars worth of arms and ammunition to strengthen defense against Communist China amid ongoing regional tensions.
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Kennedy Plan To Fly Gordon Cooper To Washington
President Kennedy will provide his air force fan jet transport to carry Gordon Cooper to Washington Tuesday. The trip includes a meeting with Kennedy and a joint session address for Congress. Cooper will reunite at Hickam Air Base with his wife and daughter, who arrived in Honolulu Friday. John Glenn, first American in orbit, addressed a joint session last year, Senate Democratic Leader.
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House KOs No Pay Provision For Interim Highway Appointee
The Senate approved a bill removing a $40 million yearly budget clause that barred interim highway commission appointees from drawing salaries without Senate approval. The move targets Gov. Hughes who planned to fill a vacancy by nominating Danbury dealer Robert Barry, a longtime Hughes ally, whose nomination was previously rejected by the Senate.
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Torpedoed Vessel Hit Rock In Pacific Sinking Report
Tokyo reports preliminary investigations show a Chinese freighter sank after probably striking a rock. Rescue crew members accuse the ship of being torpedoed, with officials confirming the possibility amid ongoing inquiries.
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U.S. rejects Soviet protests on NATO nuclear forces
The United States told Moscow that NATO nuclear defenses are justified to counter Soviet power and warned Russia against threats. Britain and West Germany issued similar notes, citing Moscow's March 22 speech by Defense Minister Malinovsky and the need to reduce war risk.
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Berlin Parade Shows U S Army Near Wall in Celebrating Armed Forces Day
Berlin (AP) U S troops marched within sight of the wall Saturday to mark Armed Forces Day. It was the first American parade in Berlin since World War II ended.
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Rockefeller and Bride Board Caribbean Honeymoon Cruise
Governor Rockefeller and his wife left Venezuela for a Caribbean honeymoon cruise heading to San Juan Puerto Rico then the Virgin Islands. Newsmen were notified shortly before departure via aide statement. They are expected to return to New York next week.
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