Louisiana Candidate Is Targeted In Shooting Incident
Four shots were fired at U S Rep John Rarick in New Orleans as he prepared to enter a car after a TV station taping. Rarick, a segregationist gubernatorial hopeful, was not hurt. Police cited Rarick as saying the assailants were Negroes, a claim his aide later questioned.
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UPI
U. S
John Rarick
Dla
Louisiana
Rarick
E. Neil Edwards
Fred Beck
Edwards
John McKeithen
McKeithen
Senate
West Felinciana Parish
Beck
Congressman Rarick
Bam
Early season snowstorm sweeps Rocky Mountain states
An early season snowstorm spreads from the Rocky Mountains into the Plains bringing heavy snow warnings and hazardous driving conditions. Wyoming Colorado and Montana report significant accumulations while Nebraska Kansas and eastern Iowa face travel warnings and school closures. About 100000 hunters are in Rockies for deer elk and bear seasons.
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Iowa News
Rocky Mountain States
Plains
Iowa
Wyoming
Montana
Colorado
Kansas
Nebraska
Rockies
Chrysler Strike Set for Nov 8 Midnight
Detroit based United Auto Workers announced that it will strike Chrysler Corp at midnight November 8 unless a contract settlement is reached. The move escalates labor tension as talks continue with Chrysler officials.
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Detroit
UPS
United Auto Workers
Chrysler Corp
All Cases Accounted For Municipal Court Reports
Cedar Rapids municipal court officials reported to the police that 62% cases not recorded as disposed were accounted for. Chief Bailiff Jack Bates said 1,309 moving traffic violations remain pending final disposition in municipal court.
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Cedar Rapids
Police Department
Jack Bates
Police Department Records Bureau
Bates
Anti-Viet Melee at Iowa Followed by Peaceful Picketing
Fifty placard bearing students marched peacefully in front of the Iowa Memorial Union while Wednesday’s clash ended with 108 arrests among anti-Vietnam demonstrators. Police from multiple counties contained the crowds as hundreds gathered and leaders cited calls for nonviolence.
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Iowa City
Iowa Memorial Union
University of Iowa
U. of Iowa
Union
Johnson County
Robert Jansen
Police Delay Draws Fire Of Sen. Riley
Iowa City Republican state senator Tom Riley criticized authorities for delaying a response to a campus clash between antiwar demonstrators and counters at the University of Iowa. He criticized the scene with about 75 demonstrators facing 200 counter demonstrators and said highway patrol presence was promised but delayed.
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Iowa City Police
Coralville
Iowa Highway Patrol
State Conservation Commission
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Johnson
Cedar
Linn
Sen
Riley
Iowa City
Tom Riley
Cedar Rapids
University of Iowa
LBJ Urges Tax Increase Against Quotas
Washington AP reports President Johnson urged the public to back higher taxes and oppose controversial import quota proposals. He asked Americans to press Congress to enact stronger revenue measures and resist protectionist limits on imports.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
McClelland pleads innocent in Belle Plaine murder case
Hubert J. McClelland pleads not guilty to the murder of Mrs. Charles Schwab of Belle Plaine. Three deaths tied to the case include Mrs. Schwab 42 Leland Skoog 55 and his son Garith 24. A venue change hearing is set for Monday at 10 am in Benton district court.
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Benton
M. C. Farber
Robert Matias
Cedar Rapids
Johnson' S County District Court
Benton County
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Matias
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Johnson District Court
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Linn
Agitation by U S Payroll Ties Riots to SNCC in Houston
Police testimony before a senate subcommittee links SNCC leaders and two indicted suspects to agitation at Texas Southern University in Houston. Lt. M. L. Singleton described OEO payrolls used to incite unrest, noting gunfire and Molotovs during the campus riot and the brutal death of an officer.
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Houston Police Department
Senate
Anti-Poverty Agency
M. L. Singleton
Student Non- Violent Coordinating Committee
SNCC
Texas Southern University
Houston
Singleton
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Office of Economic Opportunity
OEO
University
Tarawell Franklin
Floyd Nichols
Fourth Bid For Loc Ninh Fails In Major Viet Cong Assault
Viet Cong troops attacked Loc Ninh district town near the Cambodian frontier in a fourth drive of the week. U.S. and South Vietnamese forces, artillery, and planes repelled the assault. field dispatches claim 463 communists killed. Loc Ninh lies about 72 miles north of Saigon as guerrillas retreat after a earlier setback.
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Loc Ninh
U.S
Linn County UGN Drive near goal as effort continues
The Linn County United Good Neighbors campaign reports 86.2 percent of its $914,000 goal, totaling $788,079, with a week’s gain of 20 percent to 78 and a twilight outlook. Campaign Chairman Cleo Edwards says the final report will be next Thursday at the YMCA, urging contact with remaining firms and individuals. Major firms have contributed $596,471 to date, about 87.5 percent, as Collins Radio Co starts solicitations after a strike settlement.
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Linn County United Good Neighbors
UGN
Cleo Edwards
YMCA
Edwards
Collins Radio Co
Collins
Bob O'Meara
Soldier pronounced dead revived after embalmer incision
Spec 4 Jacky Bayne, 22, of Fort Mill Washington, D. C., was declared dead near Chu Lai July 16 after 45 minutes of resuscitation. An embalmer near a Graves Registration unit opened the body, Bayne stirred, was rushed to a field hospital, and three months later he shows limited recovery at Walter Reed. Army doctors call the case amazing and a rarity, while stressing typical death criteria were met before declaring him dead.
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Vietnam
Jacky Bayne
Fort Mill
D. C
Chu Lai
Bayne
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Knight Newspapers
James Batten
Washington Bureau
Army
Walter Reed
Rayne
Walter
US losses in Vietnam mount as week reports 166 killed
AP dispatch details US combat losses last week of 166 killed 966 wounded and 14 missing. Allied losses reported at 35 dead and 106 wounded this week. Guerillas aim for propaganda gains as combat air power with six howitzers fighter bombers B 52s and C 47s delivers 72 fighter strikes 28 000 rounds from C 47s and 52s third strike in two days. Dai Loc district center seized mortars and shelling reported civilian casualties. Marines suffer 5 dead and 13 wounded after clashes near Con Thien. SAM site north of DMZ destroyed by air strikes.
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U. S
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Dai Loc
U.S
da Nang
US. Army
Chu Lai
Con Thien
Dmz
Wanted Dairy Helper in Wiscon sin Paper
Classified ad seeks a clean living dairy helper. It warns applicants who drink gamble or eat margarine not to apply. The note adds a playful, tongue in cheek tone characteristic of humorous Wisconsin advertising.
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