President Johnson to Texas for recuperation after surgery
President Johnson received medical clearance to leave the hospital on Saturday and fly to his Texas ranch for rest. Press secretary Bill Moyers said surgeons were pleased with his progress and that only the White House medical staff would accompany him. He may conduct some business from Austin and will meet officials en route to prepare next year’s budget and legislative plan.
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Eisenhower trip to Asia hinges on doctors advice
Washington AP report notes that potential good will travel by 76 year old former President Eisenhower next spring could depend on doctors. President Johnson's press secretary Bill Moyers said Johnson and Eisenhower discussed the idea Thursday as Ike's health after a second heart attack last year limits his activities and raises concerns about travel demands.
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Asia
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Stampede Fear Cancels Rally in Munich Arena
A Munich circus canceled a planned rally by the National Democratic party and an anti-rightist demonstration after fears of a stampede. A spokesman said the clash could panic circus animals. elephants might break through walls if firecrackers were thrown.
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National Democratic Party
Nuclear test blast set off underground in Nevada site
A low yield nuclear test blast was detonated Friday underground at the Atomic Energy Commission's Nevada test site, marking another underground test in the series.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada
Chuckle Husbands Like Fireplace Fires Joke
A humorous quip notes that husbands left unattended resemble dying fires, implying they need attention to stay lively. The line plays on domestic warmth and neglect with lighthearted tone. Copyright wording appears at end.
Yanks Shell Cargo Ships Along North Viet Coast
In Saigon on Friday U S warships bombarded a 10 mile stretch of North Vietnam destroying or damaging 26 cargo boats. Destroyers John R Craig and Hammer fired more than 230 five inch shells at supply craft near the DMZ while ground action was limited and Viet Cong harassing attacks occurred across the country.
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Courthouse Pillars Reprieved With Extra Cost
Linn county board agreed to save the ten Ionic courthouse pillars at an added cost of about ten thousand dollars. Green Engineering proposed removal to reuse pilings, sparking protests. officials decided to strengthen foundations beneath the columns and build a municipal court under the courthouse steps.
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Green’ Engineering Co
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TV Contract Extended Till Sunday Night
New York AP report says networks extended an expired contract to midnight Sunday ensuring weekend football coverage and live shows. AFTRA demanded reruns not air during a strike and actors halted tapings at several shows including Tonight and The Doctors. NBC filled Carson slot with a rerun and others canceled rehearsals.
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Million-Dollar Yacht Fire Ravages Fort Lauderdale Harbor
In Fort Lauderdale at the Broward marina on the New River, a wind driven blaze damaged or destroyed 13 vessels, with 3 injured and Mendoza police estimating over a million dollars in damage. Firefighters fought the three-hour fire as gasoline tanks exploded, flames reaching six miles away.
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Guilty Pleas by Three Klansmen
Three state Ku Klux Klan leaders pled guilty to contempt of Congress in Washington. James Jones of North Carolina Robert Scoggin of South Carolina and Calvin Craig of Georgia faced possible sentences up to one year and a $1000 fine, pending an appeal by Imperial Wizard Robert Shelton. All refused to disclose records to the House Committee on Un-American Activities.
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House Committee On UN
New Gazette Telephone Numbers Update
The New Gazette lists new contact lines for news and offices. General info and not listed services use 369 1121, while ads and circulation use 369 1234 and 369 1222 respectively. Marion office line is 369 1250.
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Cuba to Train Guerrilla Leaders, Havana Radio Reports
Havana radio reports that Cuba will create schools to train leaders for guerrilla operations in Africa Asia and Latin America. The announcement highlights Cuba's role in supporting insurgent movements across multiple regions according to the broadcast.
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Africa
Asia
Latin America
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Burglars Loot Four Elgin Firms of $2,000 Cash
Special to The Gazette reports four Elgin businesses were robbed with about $2,000 in cash stolen. police investigations underway and no arrests announced.
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Torkeison Motors
O'Neill Drug Store
Charles O'Neill
O’neills
Institute to Fight Extremism Formed by US Leaders
A 4A coalition of business church and political figures announced the Institute for American Democracy to scrutinize extremism on both sides. Dr. Franklin Littell said the John Birch Society would be a primary target and the group plans a Washington staff and a fact library to aid anti extremism efforts.
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Iowa Wesleyan College
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Americans For Constitutional Action
Church League of America
Cedar Rapids merchants oppose downtown renewal plan
About 30 downtown Cedar Rapids business owners seek to block urban renewal by circulating petitions against the plan. Attorney Allen T. Yarowsky says participation will grow as concerns rise over demolishing a third of the downtown. Petitions urge Mayor Bob Johnson and the city council to consider impacts on existing businesses and relocation plans.
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Cedar Rapids
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Bishops Seek English Mass With Complete Canon
U S Roman Catholic bishops asked Rome for permission to celebrate the entire Mass in English except for some prayers by the priest. English is already used widely in America with Latin kept in the canon. a proposal would have the entire canon in English if Rome approves.
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National Conference of Catholic Bishops
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