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Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1964

Page

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Khrushchev names German peace as top cold war issue

In a Pravda Izvestia interview on the first anniversary of the limited nuclear test ban treaty Khrushchev says a German peace settlement is essential for any East West détente. He claims the pact fails to build trust between rival blocs. In Bangkok officials report Communist styled Robin Hood robberies in Thailand's northeast targeting the rich to win villagers.

Moscow Khrushchev Germany Pravda Izvestia Thailand Bangkok Interior Ministry Thawin Sunthorn Sarathoon

Jenkins Subpoenaed in Baker Civil Suit Tie to Senate Probe

Walter Jenkins, longtime White House aide to Johnson, was subpoenaed to appear in the Capitol Vending Corp. suit against Bobby Baker, who resigned under fire as Senate Democrats press ongoing investigations. The subpoena directs questioning on Sept 8. The Warren Commission plans to focus parts of its report on rebutting conspiracy theories about Kennedy's assassination, with a public release the week of Sept 14.

Walter Jenkins Senate Bobby Baker White House George Reedy Jenkins Johnson Capitol Vending Corp Baker Senate Democrats Warren Washington Warren’ Commission Washington Evening Star

Gas Bombs Thrown as Jersey City Riots Continue

In Jersey City during daytime violence after two nights of rioting, two gasoline bombs were hurled, one at a police car. Police reported 40 arrests and 44 injuries, with fires set in an abandoned building and stores looted. Over 100 officers patrolled a widened Negro district as more bombs and projectiles were observed.

Jersey City Negro Thomas Clougher John Eggers

Outlawed Lumpa sect tightens grip in Northern Rhodesia

In Lusaka Northern Rhodesia the government bans the Lumpa religious sect after a series of massacres. Prime Minister Kaunda vows order and threatens seven years in prison for attending Lumpa meetings. Troops search the bush for leader Alive Lenshina as violence spikes near Lundavi market.

Lusaka Northern Rhodesia Lumpa Iia Lundatt Kennelly Kaunda Lundavi Market Center

Troops Apprehend Lumpa Leader in Rhodesia Turmoil

LUSAKA reports troops flown to Lundayi to counter Lumpa Warriors after a massacre of about 150 people across 18 villages. They were ordered to capture or kill Lumpa leader Prophetess Alice Lenshina as authorities await more information from Chinsali.

Lusaka Rhodesia Lundayi Alice Lenshina Chinsali

Too Much Concrete Women Rally To Save Elm Trees

Elmont residents led by Mrs Hope Fox blocked street crews on Evans Avenue to halt tree cutting planned to widen the road. Women, largely NY City refugees, complained curb and sidewalk changes would destroy the country atmosphere. Officials would not comment as crews paused for talks with residents.

New York City Elmont N.Y Evans Avenue Long Island Canavele New York Spanier Mrs. Hope Fox al Tee

Three Teenagers Injured In Accident Near Winfield

Kerry Wheeler and Leroy Igor, both 17 from Columbus Junction, were injured in a car crash east of Winfield on Monday. Judy Cain, 21 from Winfield, is in Memorial hospital Mt. Pleasant with concussion and abrasions. Wheeler, driver, was said to be in fair condition with head injuries. all were taken to University Hospital Iowa City or Memorial Hospital by ambulance after the crash near Winfield.

Columbus Junction Kerry Wheeler Leroy Igor University of Iown Iowa Winfield Wheeler Tisor University Hospital Judy Henry Count van Columbus Lawrence Tiearand Leland Wheeler

Salinger to Replace Engle in Senate Appointment

Governor Edmund G Brown named Pierre Salinger today to fill the unexpired term of the late Son Clair Engle. The former White House press secretary accepted at a news conference as Salinger pressed a rapid bid for the Democratic nomination in the June primary.

Dacramento Calif Edmund “G. Brown Pierre Salinger Clair Engle White House Salinger Engie Brown

U S Ships To Viet Nam Gather Off Hong Kong

Four U S warships led by the carrier Constellation sail from Hong Kong amid Johnson orders to bolster naval forces off North Vietnam. The group includes the destroyer Preston and the Fechteler and the guided missile frigate Gridley. Officials weigh whether Sunday’s attack on the Maddox signals a broader Communist tactic and say ships may be placed on alert for defense or retaliatory action.

Washington Johnson U. S North Viet Nam Constellation Hong Kong Maddox Hye Gridley Pres *Ton Fechteler

Nine French miners rescued from Mt River cave in France

CHAMPAGNOLE France nine miners spent eight days in a damp chamber of a collapsed mine before being hauled to the surface. A 250 foot climb in a capsule was completed with a special 2 1 2 inch drill. Andre Jacques 28 led the way dazed fans and relatives watched as the first men emerged. Engineers guided the process while a hoisting rig lowered the capsule. None of the survivors appeared in serious condition though eyes were shielded by cloth and glasses.

Champagnole France Mt. River Hime Andre Jacques Andre Martinez

Dirksen Bill Would Delay State Remap

The Senate Judiciary Committee quickly approved a bill allowing states to stave off court ordered reapportionment for up to two years. Senator Everett Dirksen said the measure buys time as Congress considers a constitutional amendment to limit court orders, requiring three fourths of state legislatures for passage.

Dirksen Washington Senate Judiciary Committee Everett M. Dirksen Jehncan Kenneth E. Keating Keating Congress

Louisa County Fair Judges Begin Work Today

Judging of the Louisa county fair livestock and exhibits began today with carcass lamb judging at 10 a.m. and 4H and FFA swine shows at 1 p.m. A floral hall program Chau tauqua Memories is set for 2 p.m. Wednesday, with the Jerry Smith show 2:10 to 5 p.m. at the grandstand and concerts and harness races scheduled through the day.

Louisa County Fair Columbus Louisa County Floral Hall Jerry Smith Grandstand

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