Mongolian Condemnation of Red China Sparks Cold War Clash
In a letter dated June 12, Mongolia accuses China of trying to split world communism and seize leadership from the Soviet party, signaling a sharp anti Chinese stance in Pravda. Meanwhile Cyprus violence flares near Kyrenia Pass with heavy firing as Greek and Turkish Cypriots clash, and Congo reports mixed rebel activity as Tshombe pursues unity amid remaining pockets of resistance.
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Dulles urges strong protection for presidents after Kennedy death
Allen W. Dulles says Americans must demand full presidential protection from crowds. He calls for Secret Service entourages and armored cars, plus minimal advance notice of president travel. He warns of the need for heightened security after Kennedy's assassination.
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Johnson orders navy boost near Viet Nam
President Johnson orders increased U S naval force in the Tonkin Gulf area off North Vietnam and directs ships to destroy any attacking force in international waters. The Maddox engagement prompts new patrols, air cover, and a plan to double destroyer presence while reiterating U S resolve to defend South Vietnam.
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U S Protests North Vietnam Attack on Maddox
The United States will file a formal protest to the North Vietnamese government over an unprovoked attack on the U S S Maddox in international waters. State Department spokesman Robert J M cCloskey called the incident serious and said the protest was being prepared.
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Little Brown Church Centennial Tales from Nashua Reunion
About 260 couples married at the Little Brown Church in the Vale gathered for a 100th anniversary service and the first annual reunion of couples married there. The day featured an old fashioned hymn sing led by Lester Weatherwax, lone surviving Weatherwax Brothers member, and recalled the church’s 200th year since building.
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Herbert Hoover Day to be Held in Iowa
Iowa to observe Herbert Hoover Day next Monday with a state proclamation by Gov. Harold Hughes. The event marks Hoover’s West Branch origins and a ceremonious observance though Hoover may not attend due to health.
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Gebhart Sentenced to Eight Years and 500 Dollar Fine
William Gebhart of Moscow received up to eight years at Fort Madison penitentiary for manslaughter with a $500 fine. He also faced a second eight year term and $500 fine on an alternate manslaughter charge related to the deaths of his sister-in-law and wife during an argument. He pled guilty to the lesser charge after a self defense claim during trial.
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Westrate
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Robert Milter
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Gary
Robert Wilson
County Allamnex
Robert Miller
Scientists Probe 4316 Ranger Photos Today
In Pasadena scientists began analyzing 4316 high resolution Ranger photographs from the moon mission. They will study 200000 square miles photographed to assess potential Apollo landing sites while noting no major spacecraft modifications are deemed necessary.
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Entry Day at Louisa County Fair in Columbus City
Entry day duties fall to 4-H youths including Robbie Heindel 11 son of Mr. and Mrs. Heindel of Columbus City. He displays two Angus calves and one Hereford as a first year entrant in the fair stalls, part of the Just Common American Boys club.
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Riot in Jersey City as Negroes clash with police
Helmeted officers faced a four hour outbreak in Jersey City near the Lafayette housing project as a mob of about 200 to 400 Negro youths attacked officers, looted shops and pelted glass. Twelve arrests were made and 23 people including 10 officers were injured. A car tried to ram officers, a child was taken into protection, and several residents were battered during the unrest in New Jersey’s second largest city facing Manhattan across the Hudson.
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Aerialist Captain Eddie Knipschield Falls to Death in Detroit
In Detroit during a late night aerial act at a flood lit fairgrounds show, Captain Eddie Knipschield, 55, fell 85 feet from a high pole to his death. Eyewitness reports cite a safety rope failure or misused equipment as possible causes. the crowd watched as officials investigated beneath the rain-soaked Tiger Stadium lights.
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Henry Knipschield
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Herbert M. Baldi
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William Sheedy
Massacre by Lumpa sect deepens crisis in Northern Rhodesia
In Lusaka a Lumpa sect raid near 200 miles from Lumipa violence leaves at least 120 dead last week. Government says followers attacked officers injuring a policeman and five children, looting public safety items. Troops airlifted from Chinsali to quell the campaign of violence as authorities deploy about 2,200 troops and police. The assault is linked to a previous clash at the sect’s Stone headquarters.
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Goon
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Phetess
Entry Day Opens Louisa County Fair With Family Night
A steady flow of exhibits marked the opening of the annual Louisa County Fair at the Louisa County Fairgrounds Columbus Junction. Tonight features Wilson midway rides at $15 for all, with Tuesday starting events including Barrow and Carcass shows, floral ball judging, lamb carcass show, and a band. Republican Day events and a candidate appearance by Van Ayltman followed by a grandstand program.
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Burch Says Barry Appealing to Negroes After Klan Support
Washington GOP chairman Dean Burch stated the party will not oppose votes while the Ku Klux Klan does not aim to overthrow the government. He noted Klan support for Barry Goldwater is a personal position and predicted Goldwater will seek Negro votes by stressing improved government and moving beyond the civil rights bill issue.
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Military Pay Bill Passed by House
The House swiftly approved a fiscal bill by voice vote to grant $207 million in pay raises to most U S service members. It now goes to the White House for President Johnson to sign, with raises effective September 1 for all regular armed forces except draftees and lowest ranking enlisted men.
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