Lawyer for Stump and Judge Clash
Des Moines stint ends week two of Ronald M Stump murder trial as defense attorney J Riley McManus clashes with District Court Judge C Edwin Moore in a heated exchange over admissibility and the right to recall stricken testimony McManus says Moore aims to push the case while the judge rebukes the attorney. The defendant, 22 year old Stump a Phi Beta Kappa Iowa graduate, faces death if convicted for the June 9 killing of Michael Daly.
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Des Moines
UPI
Ronald M. Stump
Stump
Keokuk
C. Edwin Moore
Atty
J. Riley McManus
McManus
Phi Beta Kappa
University of Iowa
Leanna Jean Skultery
Michael Daly
Moore
Khrushchev Attacks Calls to Cancel Nuclear Test
In Moscow Premier Khrushchev dismisses global pleas to halt a 50 megaton nuclear test as hysteria. He signals the Kremlin will proceed with the test next Monday or Tuesday and rebukes U.N. dissent as bourgeois propaganda. He defends the explosions citing earlier U.S. bombings.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Russia
Kremlin
U.N
Communist Party Congress
U.S
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Pointed Talk Is Awaiting Nehru
Washington informants said Nehru will be told during talks with President Kennedy of growing U S impatience with India's stand in the U N for an uncontrolled moratorium on nuclear tests.
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Washington
Nehru
Kennedy
U.S
India
U.N
Kennedy to Speak in New Jersey for Hughes Campaign
President Kennedy will headline a campaign speech in New Jersey next Thursday supporting Richard Hughes the Democratic candidate for governor. Hughes seeks to bolster his bid with the presidential appearance and party backing in a critical gubernatorial race.
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Washington
Kennedy
New Jersey
Richard Hughes
Family Crisis in Cedar Rapids Spares Marriage
A Cedar Rapids couple married four years with two children faced job loss and role reversal when the wife found work. Mutual resentment rose until counseling via the Family Service Agency and United Good Neighbors staff helped uncover hidden tensions. Professional guidance saved the marriage.
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Cedar Rapids
Family Service Agency
United Good Neighbors
Coe Homecoming Parade Winds Through Cedar Rapids
The 1961 Coe college contingent led a downtown Cedar Rapids parade on homecoming day. A color guard and air force ROTC band opened the procession followed by two homecoming queens Linda Heintz and Alkistos Kontou who tied for the crown. A train halted the march with three whistle blasts before fraternities and sororities continued the exhibit.
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Queens of Coe College
Linda Heintz
Alpha Xi Delta
Deerfield
Ill
Alkistus Kontou
Piraeus
Greece
Charlie Kohawk
Coemascot
Cedar Rapids
Coe
Coe College
Air Force Rotc
Royalty
Hll
Alkistos Kontou
Third Avenue
Two Collins Radio Employees Hurt in Tank Explosion
Two Collins Radio Co. workers were injured at about 7:30 a.m. Saturday when a pressurized testing tank exploded in the fabrication building at 5200 Cave NE. John B. Boyanovsky, 36, Springville, suffered a broken arm and severe head injuries and underwent surgery at St. Luke's. Robert Jensen, 28, of 5721 J St. SW, was treated for minor injuries and released. A Collins spokesman said the men were inspecting a submersible communications cabinet when the tank blew apart. Boyanovsky was near the tank and struck by a fragment, Jensen shaken by the concussion. Firemen responded. no fire occurred and no cause is yet determined.
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Cedar Rapids
Collins Radio Co
John B. Boyanovsky
Springville
Robert Jensen
Jst. SW
St. Luke’s Hospital
Boyanovsky
Jensen
Collins
5200
Cave
Search Fails To Unearth A Bomb Shelter in Russia
AP reports that a 1960 pamphlet advises Russians to shelter in cellars and wash livestock after fallout. No shelters or sightings are confirmed despite searches by embassy staff. Nina Khrushchev denies Russia is building shelters, and Americans note the lack of visible fallout bunkers in Moscow.
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United Nations
General Assembly
Russia
Khrushchev
Red
Outer Mongolia
Cuba
Mali
Moscow
Riga
Baltic
Nina Khrushchev
New York
Bottle water starts fire in parked car in Wellington
A bottle of distilled water on the front seat of a parked car caused a fire when sunlight reflected off the glass. Mrs. John Allen returned to find the car filled with smoke and the seat extensively damaged.
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Wellington
Kan
John Allen
Farmer Killed In Cornpicker Fire At Walker Farm
Charles Buehler 67 of Walker was fatally injured when his corn picker caught fire and his clothes tangled in the power take-off as he tried to fight the blaze. He shut off the PTO and walked away before dying. Dr J F Loeck confirmed death at the scene. Dr Walter Skallerup 72 of Walker crashed en route to the farm with knee injuries after dust reduced his visibility. Sheriff Emery Hart and Chief Henry Funk responded to both sites. Services for Buehler are arranged at White funeral home in Independence.
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Walker
Charles Buehler
Buehler
J. F. Loeck
Walter M. Skallerup
Buehler Farm
Buchanan County
Emery Hart
Independence
Henry Funk
Skallerup
White Funeral Home
Iowa Woman and Man Nabbed in Infant Abduction Case
A 37 year old Iowa woman Margaret McKeown and companion Eugene Oberweck were arrested on federal warrants for child stealing after McKeown, who was seven months pregnant, abducted Jacqueline Marie Willett from a Missouri home. Cass County Sheriff Jack McComas found them in Belton. The infant was reported safe, and Foster care was arranged for Willett's other children while custody questions proceed.
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Harrisonville
UPI
Iowa
Margaret McKeown
Sioux City
Missouri
Ruby Willett
Cass
Jack Mc‘Comas
Belton
Willett
Franklin
Yankton
S.D
Jacqueline Marie
Patricia
Frankie
Chhild
Darlene
U S Troops Test Borders With Flights Over East Berlin
American and Soviet tanks disengaged at the Friedrichstrasse Checkpoint Charlie after a night of tense standoffs. The U S Air Force then sent a C 47 over East Berlin to assert rights to fly over the sector, drawing protests from Moscow. A U S sightseeing bus entered East Berlin unimpeded, while crowds confronted security at the checkpoint.
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Berlin
U.S
Sians
Friederichstrasse
Charlie
East Berlin
Friedrichstrasse Checkpoint
Frederick Hartel
Space scientist blasts football spending at Iowa Wesleyan dedication
Dr. James A. Van Allen urged Iowa residents to support higher education as he spoke at the dedication of Adam Trieschmann hall of science at Iowa Wesleyan College. He cited Iowa football costs and proposed a $5 annual per person contribution could raise $14 million yearly. The event featured a Kennedy message and seven honorary degrees. Ralph Trieschmann cut the ribbon.
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Mt, Pleasant
UPS
Iowa
van Allen
University of Iowa
Earth
Adam Trieschmann
Iowa Wesleyan College
Kennedy
Ralph Trieschmann
Highland Park, Ill
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