Berlin clash as 1500 leftists battle police near courthouse
About 1,500 young leftists fought police for two hours in West Berlin injuring over 100 and causing 46 arrests. Demonstrators, armed with cobble stones and poles, tried to storm a district courthouse to debar Horst Mahler, as 1,000 officers and reinforcements policed the scene near Kiesinger's CDU congress.
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Berlin
Horst Mahler
Charlottenburg
Kiesinger
Congress
U.S
North Atlantic Defense Alliance
Jordan clashes flare as army surrounds Amman camps
Army moved to quell demonstrations after raids by Arab guerilla groups from Jordan bases. In Ashrafiya and Jabal Hussein, gunfire subsided by morning. U S embassy official said Americans were unharmed and all residents were alerted. Reports said commando leaders were arrested to prevent a planned showdown with the government.
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Israel
Jordan
Palestine
Ashrafiya
Jabal Hussein
Amman
Morris Draper
U.S
Hussein
Noted Architect To Design College Unit
Minoru Yamasaki, famed architect, will design Franklin and Marshall College's student recreational center costing nearly 2 million dollars. The building will be the campus's 26th, and Yamasaki is known as master planner of the World Trade Center project and designer of various global structures.
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Lancaster
UPI
Minoru Yamasaki
Franklin and Marshall College
Robert W. Sarnoff
Sarnoff
RCA
Yamasaki
UC Davis Scientists Unveil Sterile Carrot For Bigger Faster Growth
Researchers at the University of California Davis report a new sterile carrot variety that grows larger and faster than prior types. The carrot purportedly yields uniform size color flavor texture and higher vitamin A across crops.
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Davis, Calif
UPI
University of California, Davis
Dixon Arrested On Three Counts After Disturbance
Walter W. Dixon Jr. 26 of 1312 G Avenue NE held on intoxication malicious damage to a building and malicious injury to a motor vehicle. He caused a disturbance at a party at 1331 First Avenue SE and rammed the Simonis residence porch with his car. About 600 dollars damage reported. He pled guilty to intoxication and fined. Bond set at 500 dollars on each damage charge awaiting arraignment.
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Walter W. Dixon, Jr
G Avenue NE
Dixon
Robert C. Simonis
Simonis
Simonis Auto
Vietnam Opponent To Speak at Upper Iowa College
Curtis Crawford, ethics and politics lecturer at the New School for Social Research, will address Upper Iowa college students Thursday at 10 a.m. The convocation is open free to the public. Crawford advocates broadening the selective service act to grant conscientious objector status to men who oppose a particular war and can justify their stance before an impartial tribunal.
U of I Translators Aid Russian Text On Ship Waves
University of Iowa professors helped translate and edit a Russian work titled Theory of Ship Waves and Wave Resistance. Louis Landweber and J N Newman edited and updated the text, with Max Oppenheimer translating it. Sponsored by the Office of Naval Research and the U of S Institute of Hydraulic Research, work began in 1964 after correspondence with A A Kostyukov of Odessa Institute of Marine Fleet Engineers.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Louis Landweber
Department of Mechanics and Hydraulics
J. N. Newman
Department of Naval Architecture
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Max Oppenheimer
U. of I
Oppenheimer
State University College
Fredonia
N.Y
U.S. Office of Naval Research
U. of S. Institute of Hydraulic Research
A. A. Kostyukov
Odessa Institute of Marine Fleet Engineers
Kostvukov
Murdock Charged After Family Dispute and Firearm Incident
Cora J. Murdock aged 26 of 1027 First Street SE was arraigned in municipal court on charges of discharging a firearm within city limits and intoxication. She pled not guilty and is jailed in Linn County on $110 bond for each charge with trial set for 2 p.m. November 21.
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Cora J. Murdock
First Street
Linn
Miss Murdock
Murdock
Joe Murdock
Cora
Hopkinton Depot Fund Nearing Goal in Delaware County
The Delaware County Historical Society raises funds to move and preserve the Hopkinton railroad depot and seeks contributions by check to the Manchester contact. Manchester residents donated 879.75 with a final county total to be announced after tabulation. If oversubscribed, excess finances a nearby land purchase under consideration. Over 1,500 people visited the Hopkinton museum this summer before winter closure.
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Manchester
Delaware County Historical Society
Hopkinton
The
Historical Society
Don Nagel
Oelwein Man Hurt In One Car Crash
Glen Hepker 34 of Oelwein was listed in fairly good condition at the hospital Monday after a one car crash on highway 150 south of Hazleton Saturday night.
Luther Plans For Messiah at Luther College
Luther College stages the 65th annual Handel Messiah on Nov 30 at 7 30 p m and Dec 1 at 3 p m in the fieldhouse. A 900 student chorus, the largest Messiah chorus in the US, rehearses under Weston Noble with Norwegian smorgasbord meals in Centennial union before each performance. Tickets are on sale at the college ticket office.
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Decorah
Luther College
Luther Fieldhouse
Weston Noble
Luther Music
Centennial Union
Wallace Confident Campaign Impact Felt In South
Wallace spoke at the Georgia capitol vowing the nation would feel his campaign’s impact whether he wins or loses. He outlined electors guidance plans and predicted success by winning 177 electoral votes plus several Midwestern states. He argued any president must address multiple viewpoints beyond the three major candidates.
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Atlanta
George Walllace
Dixie
Wallace
Georgia
Montgomery
Ala
Clayton
Johnson
ABC
House of Representatives
Richard Nixon
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
Nixon
Curtis LeMay
Air Force
Congress
American Independent Party
Robbery At Miami Market Aliens Wallets From White Shoppers
Five Black bandits robbed a Miami supermarket Sunday and escaped with about $1,000. Witnesses said they ordered white customers to surrender wallets while warning minorities to stay calm and avoid nerves.
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Miami
C R Policeman Hurt Sunday in Traffic Accident
Robert O. Holland Jr of 2089 High Drive SE was charged with failure to control after his car struck a police squad car at C Street and Eleventh Avenue SW. Officer William Meyer, 27, was treated at St Luke's hospital for a facial injury and released. Police car was driven by Officer William C. Hintz.
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Robert O. Holland, Jr
High Drive
C Street
Eleventh Avenue
William Meyer
St. Luke’s Hospital
William C. Hintz
Holland
Funny Girl Unit Set at University of Iowa
A traveling theater group presents Funny Girl at 8 15 p m Saturday in the Iowa Fieldhouse funded by the University of Iowa Central Party committee. Carmen Natiku stars as Fanny Brice with tickets 350 3 and 250 at the university box office and at the fieldhouse and union on show day.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa Central Party Committee
Iowa Fieldhouse
U. of I
Fieldhouse
Union
Fanny Brice
Carmen Natiku
Barbra Streisand
New York
London
University
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