Young Republicans challenge Bliss leadership in Omaha
In Omaha the Young Republican Federation rejected amendments aimed at limiting Ray Bliss's control and moved to seat two Republican National Committee observers with their executive group. A compromise bylaws change may allow bylaw revocation at the next convention, while debate over Bliss’s role and Romney-backed moderates intensified.
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Iowa Blast Kills Three At Army Plant Near Burlington
An explosion at a heavy munition loading line at an Army ordnance plant near Burlington Iowa killed three women and injured four others. Deceased are Jessica Gilman 40 of Fort Madison Dorothy Graves 44 of Montrose and Ida Koelt 37 of rural West Burlington. Initial reports list seven women in the same area at about 1050 p.m. taken to hospitals with varying conditions.
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Patricia Elrod
New London
George Mathis
Crossword Puzzle Merete FB Sunrise Clues
A crossword puzzle item titled Merete FB appears with scattered readable clues from yesterday. The fragment hints at standard puzzle clues and grid play, suggesting a brief local puzzle note without full solution or grid details.
McNamara orders end to housing discrimination near base
Washington AP The Pentagon launched a nationwide drive to end housing discrimination against service members. A directive targeting apartments near Andrews Air Force Base Maryland will bar units that do not admit Negro personnel starting July 1. Spokesmen for a nearby four-plex said they will accept tenants of all races. Fifteen apartment houses and four trailer courts within 41 miles of Andrews face possible closure if noncompliant. McNamara said the move aims to boost morale and performance of Black servicemen.
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Dahl seeks annulment of 1965 marriage to Alexis Lichine
Arlene Dahl, 39, filed suit in Los Angeles alleging fraud in her 1965 marriage to business executive Alexis Lichine. She said Lichine had no intention or desire to have children and claimed the union involved fraud with no known community property.
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Capsule Safety and Disease Risk Myths Examined
Medical writer Michael A. Pelt discusses whether using ZigaR or PPE shoring affects one’s risk of developing a disease. The piece weighs product claims against scientific evidence, noting that no conclusive link to disease risk is established by these items when used properly.
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Parolee questioned in three senseless slayings
Cedar Rapids police questioned Hubert B. McClelland, a Texas parolee with a long criminal history, in the fatal shooting of Mrs. Charles Schwab and the killings of Leland Skagg and his son Garith near Marian. Aiding a bank robbery plan, he drove off with children riding in the car, who were unharmed. Authorities say the case involved a bank robbery attempt and a backdrop of prior prison terms.
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Regents Approve Entrance Tests and Tuition Plans
UC Regents meeting at the Irvine campus approves entrance tests for students with 3.0 to 3.1 GPA and discusses potential tuition increases for nine campuses. The board considers expanding funding, library use fees, and a master plan expansion with bond and state support, while warning on affordable access for California students.
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Duke and Duchess of Windsor feted on Seine birthday party
In Paris American businessman Nathan Cummings hosted a moonlit Seine party aboard two sightseeing boats for the Duke’s 78th birthday. About 250 guests from aristocracy and arts were aboard, greeted by trumpeters in formal dress, with a champagne buffet and dancing onboard.
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Chevrolet Tops Automotive News Roominess Study
Chevrolet wins the space race among American cars. It is praised as the roomiest car in its class and among the roomiest made in America, featuring ample interior space, stylish design, and a low price. The article highlights quality cues in the Chevy II and Camaro styling, plus ongoing value through reduced maintenance costs and wide, low stance for sportier appeal.
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