Error-Casualty Payments Stir Vietnam War Debates
An AP report notes U S solatiums paid to families of civilians harmed by misdirected attacks in South Vietnam. About 155 killed and 229 wounded from July 1, with 166 dead and 252 injured to date. Officials say payments are rare wartime gestures tied to local customs, not admissions of fault.
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Seymour Hersh
Washington
U.S
Defense Department
South Vietnam
Korea
U .S
U. S
Sigourney Boy Hurt In Car-Bike Mishap
A 6-year-old Sigourney boy was listed in fair condition at University Hospitals Iowa City after a car bicycle collision Friday near the town square. Georgia Grove 19 of Sigourney drove a westbound car. Joseph Lenaghan rode from an alley and collided with the right front of the car. The boy received mouth injury surgery after initial treatment at Keokuk County Hospital.
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Sigourney
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Georgia Jean Grove
Joseph P. Lenaghan
Edward Lenaghan
Keokuk County Hospital
Senator Miller to headline Cedar county GOP rally at Moosehall
U S Senator Jack Miller will appear at a Cedar county Republican rally at Moosehall Saturday evening after the opening of Cedar county Republican campaign headquarters.
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Tipton
U.S
Jack Miller
Cedar County
Moosehall
Lucy Seidel 89 Hospitalized After Fall at Home
Marengo resident Lucy Seidel 89 remained hospitalized after suffering a broken hip in a fall at her home Friday afternoon.
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Marengo
Lucy Seidel
Education Will Usher in Bright Tomorrow at Garbee Hall
Dr W Amos Abrams spoke at the dedication of Upper Iowa college new Garbee Hall Complex a 2 million dollar project. He called education the friend of the state defender of justice and enemy of ignorance praising the Garbee family board of trustees faculty and staff. Judge W H Antes Dr Herschel Hendrix and Jim Meyer accepted the building. tours followed and a 650 seat dining hall luncheon was served.
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Fayette
W. Amos Abrams
Garbee Hall
Upper Iowa College
Abrams
North Carolina Education Magazine
Eugene Garbee
Upper Iowa
Garbee
W. H. Antes
West Union
Herschel Hendrix
Jim Meyer
Vina Meyer
West Branch
Undertaking Public Service Push Faces Legal Scrutiny
A statement asserting no obligation is challenged as the speaker contends actions serve the public interest. Critics argue formal duties may exist despite informal assurances as oversight debates intensify.
Moderates Made the Rights Push Possible
James Marlow argues that while Stokely Carmichael promotes Black Power and riots fuel debate, moderates led by Roy Wilkins Thurgood Marshall and Clarence Mitchell built the NAACP and helped birth the civil rights movement through nonviolent progress and steady legal effort.
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King
Mike Wallace
Daniel Watts
Harlem
Liberator
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Whitney Young
National Urban League
Watts
Walter White
Wilkins
Thurgood Marshall
NAACP
U.S
Clarence Mitchell
Washington
Marshall
Mitchell
Thant to Consider Plea for Another UN Term
United Nations secretary general Thant said he would give serious consideration to the Security Council's request for a second term. Diplomats offered mixed views on whether he would stay, while a council communique expressed the council's desire. Thant declined to set a timeline for a decision.
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United Nations
Thant
Security Council
U.N
Council
Ft. Dodge Buses Continue Runs
Fort Dodge Transportation Co buses will operate in October and November under a court approved stipulation. The plan avoids subsidy in October while auditor reports determine if subsidies are needed next month to keep service running. Company president R. G. Walker cited city denial of $1,650 monthly losses. A hearing on a permanent injunction to halt termination is set for no later than October 21.
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Fort Dodge
Fort Dodge Transportation Co
Webster County
Paul Hellwege
R. G. Walker
Hellwege
Marengo Woman Hurt in Farm Fall
Pauline Lillie of Marengo injured in a farm accident and neck fracture. She is hospitalized in Iowa City and known as a local historian and genealogist who recently sought the Democratic nomination for county recorder.
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Marengo
Pauline Lillie
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Lillie
County Recorder
Iowa Delays Decision in Tuition Case
A University of Iowa panel delayed ruling on George Clarke’s appeal over nonresident tuition after a federal court sided with him. Clarke, moving from Illinois and paying taxes in Iowa, contests the higher rate and will be asked to provide more information. The panel expects at least two weeks for a decision and the ruling may prompt a policy rethink by the state board of regents.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Russell Ross
George Clarke
Clarke
Ross
Des Moines
Iowa
Illinois
State Board of Regents
Iowa State
State College of Iowa
Inflation Curb Fines Paid by 3 Iowa Candidates
Three Iowa candidates paid minor fines in separate towns as the campaign season unfolded. Governor hopeful William G. Marcy paid 5 dollars for an expired license in Burlington. U S Senate hopeful E B Smith paid 5 dollars for a loose dog in Ames. Herbert F Hoover, another U S Senate candidate, faced 25 dollars and costs after a highway stop on Highway 34 for improper passing.
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William G. Marcy
Burlington
E. B. Smith
U. S
Ames
Herbert F. Hoover
U.S. Senate
Iowa
Hoover
France and Soviet Union agree on joint accelerator research
Moscow report states that France and the Soviet Union agreed Saturday to conduct joint research at a large accelerator under construction near Moscow. The collaboration signals deepening scientific ties between the two nations.
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Moscow
France
Soviet Union
Freed Nazi leaders exit prison as Hess remains solitary
Berlin AP reports Albert Speer and Baldur von Schirach are released after 20 years imprisonments for war crimes while Rudolf Hess remains the sole inmate at Spandau. Speer plans to join his family retreat and resume architecture. von Schirach heads to Munich. Hess may be moved to hospital due to age and illness.
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Berlin
Albert Speer
Spandau
Speer
Baldur von Schirach
International War Crimes Tribunal
Nuernberg
Rudolph Hess
England
Germany
Britain
Hanover
Heidelberg
von Schirach
Munich
Pictorial
Pris
Conservative Funds Flow To G O P Dixie Hopefuls
A self described Citizens Committee for Conservatives once Citizens for Goldwater Miller sent about 121 500 in disbursements June 1 to Sept 10 into 41 G O P races nationwide, with most funds in eight Southern states Alabama Florida Mississippi Arkansas North Carolina South Carolina and Louisiana. Major gifts included 5 000 to Alabama candidates and 18 000 to John Grenier plus 5 000 to James Mair and 5 000 to Howard Callaway campaign efforts. Several other Republican hopefuls across Georgia Florida New Mexico Idaho Montana and Ohio also benefited.
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Barry Goldwater
Georgia
Alabama
Florida
Mississippi
Arkansas
North Carolina
South Carolina
Louisiana
James Day
House
Birmingham
John Grenier
Republican National Committee
Senate
John Sparkman
Grenier
Goldwater
G.O.P
South
James Mair
George Wallace
Rep
Howard Callaway
Lester Maddox
Claude Kirk
New Mexico
Anderson Carrier
Idaho
Don Samuelson
Montana
Timm Babcock
Better Government Committee
Columbia
D.C
Jackson
Shreve
Port
Goal Post Collapse Kills Cheerleader at Marbury High
At Marbury high school a goal post collapse during a photo session killed cheerleader Sandra Vinson and injured others. The crossbar broke and a post snapped. the pep rally and planned game were postponed.
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Marbury
Ala
Marbury High
Charles Gray
Sandra Vinson
Gray
Eclectic
Premier Souvanna Phouma Heads to Luang Prabang Talks
In Vientiane AP reports Premier Souvanna Phouma flew to Luang Prabang to meet King Savang Vatthana amid Laos political crisis talks.
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Vientiane
Laos
Souvanna Phouma
Luang Prabang
Savang Vatthana
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