Bosh and Mikesell Nominated In City Primary
Incumbent Frank Bosh won a heavy primary tally with 4 012 of 5 830 votes and will face former commissioner Ralph Mikesell on November 5. newcomer Blake St Clair was eliminated with 691 votes as Bosh led early and throughout, sweeping 33 of 35 precincts. Polls note precincts 5 6 7 8 10 28 31 gave Bosh large margins while Mikesell won only two east side precincts. Ballots from Tuesday’s primary will be canvassed today and registrations resumed for those not yet qualified.
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Frank Bosh
Commissioner of Public Safety
Bosh
Ralph Mikesell
Blake St. Clair
McKinley School
Mikesell
St. Clair
Jane Boyd
City Water Works
Tito Visit Sparks Barbed Exchange With New York Police
The Yugoslav UN mission canceled a Tito reception citing security failures, prompting Police Commissioner Michael Murphy to call the move nonsense. Tito's U S visit drew protests and heavy security with a 35th floor near-miss, arrests for disorderly conduct, and bail reductions by Justice Marks.
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New York
Michael Murphy
Tito
Murphy
U.S
Criminal Court
Benjamin Schor
Supreme Court
Charles Marks
Schor
Lodge Called Home for Talks with President
The state department said Ambassador Lodge is being recalled from South Vietnam for conferences with President Kennedy. Press Officer Robert McCloskey said Lodge is due to arrive late this month or in early November.
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Washington
State Department
Ambassador Lodge
South Vietnam
Kennedy
Robert McCloskey
Lodge
Drouth Blamed For Dusty Fish In Pittsburg District
Francis Sell says he quit fishing in the mine strip pits near Pittsburg Kansas due to the drought. He notes the last fish caught were too dusty to eat and reflects on the impact of the dry season on local fishing grounds.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Francis Sell
Waves Block Transfer of Stricken Boy at Sea
A rough sea off Newfoundland prevented transferring Ruybert Fowler a nine year old from an American freighter to the German liner Bremen for medical aid. Public Health Service officials identified acute appendicitis by radio and ordered fluids and antibiotics while the Bremen altered course to reach the distant ship 150 miles away.
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New York
UPS
Newfoundland
Bremen
Ruybert Fowler
Nyack
N. Y
England
Public Health Service
Europe
PHS Hospital
Coast Guard
Italian Jet Collision Kills Two Pilots and One Ground Man
In Milan area on Wednesday two Italian air force jets collided and shed debris over a farm. Both pilots perished along with a man on the ground, authorities said.
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Milan
Airlift of Second Armored Division Nears 24-Hour Mark
FRANKFURT AP The airlift from Texas to Germany neared 24 hours with 60 transports landing 3 588 troops about a quarter of the total. Five flights diverted due to fog and weather improved as more heavy equipment arrived. West German Defense Minister von Hassel met American officers for a briefing and said McNamara assured him the lift is not to signal European force reductions. Some officers expect the 72-hour target could be met in about 63 hours.
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Second Armored
Texas
Germany
Army
Kai-Uwe von Hassel
Rhein-Main Air Base
Defense McNamara
Europe
Burglary at Cedar Rapids Camera Center
Cameras valued at about 800 dollars were stolen Tuesday night from the Les Burianek Camera Center at 319 Third Street SE Cedar Rapids. Four 35 millimeter cameras a close up lens a leather case and a transistor radio were taken. Entry was gained by breaking a front door glass and reaching in.
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Cedar Rapids
Les Burianek
Third Street
John Kuba
Prelate urges council to see laymen as active forces
American Bishop Ernest Primeau of Manchester urges Ecumenical Council to revise the laity document. He says laypeople in their fields have competence beyond the hierarchy and must gain liberty and authority. He warns against portraying laymen as passive believers who only pray, obey, and pay.
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Ecumenical Council
Ernest Primeau
Manchester
N.H
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Roman Catholic Assembly
Council
Primeau
Boy Fugitive Wounds Self After Manhunt Near Wellman
A 15 year old Des Moines boy, Timothy Ritter, wounded himself in the shoulder during a pursuit after beating a housewife and stealing a rifle and a car. Ritter was spotted near Wellman after car wreck and later admitted to University Hospitals in Iowa City. He previously lived with the Gerald Murry family near Columbus Junction and had recent mental health institute history.
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Wellman
Willis Richards
Timothy Ritter
Des Moines
Eldora
Mental Health
Mt. Pleasant
Richards
Ritter
Here
McDowell
Murry
Wrong-way Hurricane Ginny Threatens East Coast Florida
A hurricane watch covers Cape Canaveral to Fort Lauderdale as Ginny lingers off Florida’s lower east coast. Forecasters note showers and squalls, with possible loop action. NASA rockets are secured and Cape Canaveral on hurricane alert.
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Miami
Ginny
Florida
Cape Canaveral
Fort Lauderdale
Blast Kills Three at Coastal State Refinery
Corpus Christi reports an explosion at Coastal State refinery killed three and injured 25 as hospital intake rose. Initial assessments indicate an acetylene bottle may have caused the blast.
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Corpus Christi
Government confiscates shoes sent to Cuban refugees
A Havana decree confiscates all shoes sent to Cubans by relatives in the United States. The government says the footwear is held in customs for distribution to Hurricane Flora refugees.
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Havana
U.S
Iowans Buy A Drink Every Two Weeks On Average
Des Moines reports that each adult Iowan averages seven drinks since the new liquor laws took effect. AP figures show the typical Iowan over 21 buys a drink about once every two weeks, with many skewing toward more frequent drinking.
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Des Moines
Associated Press
Iowa Liquor by the Drink: Strong Sales and Tax Revenues
State records show 9.7 million drinks sold at an average 70 cents with 1,931 licenses issuing sales in the three months through September. The state collected 678,129 dollars in 10 percent liquor tax and beer taxes rose to 1,004,200 dollars, up from 967,988 the prior year. Average per-establishment sales run about 3,512 dollars for the quarter, roughly 1,200 dollars monthly.
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Iowa
Paris Rail Strike Strikes France With 24 Hour Action
A nationwide 24 hour rail strike hit France as state run line workers pressed for higher wages and better benefits across the system.
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Paris
France
Dad jokes about wedding gown price in wedding note
The father of the bride quips about giving her in marriage while noting the gown’s cost. The humorous aside frames a traditional wedding report with a light, witty tone reflecting social norms.
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