North Korea accuses U S of provocation plots in Korea
North Korea charged the United States with war provocation plots on the divided peninsula after a series of deadly incidents near the demilitarized zone. The broadcast accused Washington of exploiting tensions, storing nuclear warheads in Korea, and using South Korea as an air base while ambushing U S and South Korean personnel.
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Senate committee winds up railroad job hearing
The Senate Commerce Committee closes hearings on the railroads labor dispute with unions asked to testify again on Kennedy plan to shift the dispute to the Interstate Commerce Commission. J E Wolfe criticizes a Democratic substitute as delaying resolution and warns a nationwide strike unless Congress backs the President’s plan to submit the dispute to the commission.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Carview
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Congress
Committee Commission
New Patrol Head Sworn Into Office
Tes Moines reports Lt T. R. Mikesch sworn as chief of the Iowa Highway Patrol. The 37-year-old veteran is the fourth leader since 1935. State Safety Commissioner William F. Sueppel administered the oath in the commissioner's office. Mikesch’s wife Frances and son John attended. Mikesch succeeds Col. David Herrick, who retired. He was promoted from lieutenant to colonel upon assuming command.
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T. R. Mikesel
Iowa Highway Panel
Parol
State Safety
William F. Sueppel
Mikesch
Wif Frances
John
Rs. Mikesch
Cal
David Herrick
Ierutenant
Colonal
Chiet
Employment In U S At Peak Level
A Washington report from the Labor Department shows U S employment rising to a record 70.9 million in July with unemployment falling by about half a million to 4.3 million. The seasonally adjusted unemployment rate reached 6 percent in July, down from 6.7 percent the prior month and 7.4 percent a year earlier. Honolulu notes Gen Emmett Rosie O'Donnell, a former Army officer trained at West Point, retired from active service on Wednesday.
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Washington
United States
Labor Department
Gertrude Sancroft
Commissioner of Labor Statistics
Honolulu
Emmett
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West Point
Goldwater assails Pentagon order on segregated area visits
Sen. Barry Goldwater denounces a Pentagon directive allowing commanders to bar servicemen from visiting segregated areas near bases. He accuses the attorney general's office and Civil Rights officials of expanding police state powers. The White House offered no immediate comment.
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Barry Goldwater
Pentagon
Arizona
Robert F. Kannedy
Kennedy
Atorney
Alfred B. Fill
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Defense Department
Goldwater
No Windfall Tax Commission Seizes 100000 Delinquent Tax Payers
Iowa State Tax Commission disclosed it had names of about 100000 Minnesotans who did not pay state income taxes in 1961, but officials say they will not pursue prosecutions and will instead speed up checks to collect back taxes. Chairman Andrew George noted many may owe nothing and stressed the move is routine data-driven checking, not a scare tactic.
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Dee Moines
State Tax Commission
Commission
George
Lynn Poirier
Potter
Fiery crash near Genoa claims ten lives in Ohio
Ten people died in a Toledo area crash when a car and truck collided near Genoa on a Wednesday night. Eight victims were children from the Campos migrant family. survivors include Charles Strong who escaped the flaming cab. The Campos and others worked near Elmore, with details noting family losses and hospital recoveries.
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Emil Webert
Elmore
Charles Strong
Swanton
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Ward in Iron Lung as Ward Convicted in Profumo Scandal
London doctor Stephen Ward, 30, convicted on two counts of living off prostitution linked to Britain's sex and security scandal, lies in an iron lung with bronchial pneumonia and coma after a barbiturate overdose. Surgeons performed a tracheotomy to aid breathing while doctors consider appeals and courtroom delays.
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Stephen Ward
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Mandy Rice-Davies
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Somenhing
Vicky Barrett
Mervyn Griffith-Jones
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Eugene Ivanov
Tremors Shake Skopje Amid Ruins At Dawn
Fresh tremors rocked quake shattered Skopje before dawn alarming survivors. Thousands slept outdoors or in tents as panic rose and people dashed for open areas among the wreckage.
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Yugoslavia
Ruling Bans Longer Trucks From Highways
Des Moines Iowa the Iowa Highway Commission halted annual permits for trucks over 50 feet on narrow highways. Attorney General Evan Hultman ruled the 1963 law allows exceptions only for farm implement dealers delivering farm machinery and manufacturers assembling equipment in Iowa.
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Iowa Highway Commission
Evan Hultman
L. M. Glauson
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Iowa
Yultman
Kennedy would accept changes to civil rights bill
General Robert F. Kennedy said he would be willing to accept modifications to the administration civil rights program. He would not object to an amendment removing beauty shops barber shops and swimming pools from the public accommodations coverage.
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P- Ally
Robert F. Kennedy
Sam J. Ervin
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Senate Judiciary Committee
Kennedy
Girl 11 Wins Dual Honors in 4-H Dairy Show
Marian Sywassink, 11, daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Sywassink Leus, won grand champion at the 44th Louisa County Fair dairy show also earning champion showman. Dick Newell claimed Holstein yearling and was last year's champion showman. Other dairy class winners include Holstein first Jack Lar Ison Letts and Guernsey first Marian Sywassink with multiple placements among Anger Wapello Larson Elkin Lynas Carroll Columbus Jone Hon. Guernsey two year olds first Ross Elkin and other placements listed.
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Willian’ Edwards
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Columbus City
Ronald Gerdner
Oakville
Billie Small
Eugene Small
Wapella
Billie
Wapello
Mike Ream
Bruce Ream
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Donald’ Sywassink
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Louisa County Fair
Dick Newell
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Guernsey
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Noel Angeer
Lark Larson
Ross Elkin
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Guerns Ivst
Marian Lynas
John Carroll
Columbus
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Wife of Judge Wins Divorce in Goldendale
Mrs Mercedes H Douglas 46 won an uncontested divorce Wednesday from Justice William C Douglas of the U S Supreme Court on cruelty grounds. They wed in 1954, and both were married before.
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Wash
Mercedes .H. Douglas
William C. Douglas
U.S. Supreme Court
Douglas
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