Turkyish Flights Stir Up Cyprus Crisis Deepens Regional Tension
Turkish air force overstays over Cyprus in a second display of support for the Turkish Cypriot minority. Greek Cypriots report jets strafed Polis causing casualties and threaten UN action. Athens scrambles ministers to assess risks while Turkey warns of potential intervention. In Laos, hopes rise for a patch in a feud between rightist factions as Gen Sing appears pivotal and security in Vientiane tightens.
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Athens
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Sing Lan Phoutacow
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Turkish Mother Weeps As Cyprus Battle Rages Near Nicosia
A Turkish woman mourns her son killed in fighting near Levgha north of Nicosia as two day clashes intensify. Greek Cypriot government accuses four Turkish air force jets of attacking a village amid the ongoing confrontation between Greek and Turkish Cypriots. TAP Phatofax.
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Barry Goldwater Backs Farm Plank In Prairies
Barry Goldwater promised Senate and House Republicans he will follow the party platform farm plank while campaigning in the prairie states after a meeting with lawmakers. He said he will consult a group of farm specialists and continue shaping his campaign.
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Barry Goldwater
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House
Prairie
States
Goldwater
Technicality Delays Vote On Antipoverty Measure
The House paused a final vote on President Johnson's antipoverty bill after a technical demand for a printed copy with amendments, delaying passage to today. The 298 190 preliminary vote backed the measure, with one loyalty oath amendment approved 144 112, while the rest aligned with the Senate version.
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Regents Seek Budget Boost for State Universities
DES MOINES The Board of Regents seeks one third more funding for their institutions over the next two years. The request totals 139 million in the bid for a current biennium. It would fund higher salaries and other needs. The board wraps up the budget at a meeting for a presentation to Gov. Hughes, who may amend before sending to the 106th General Assembly. In Chicago, three children were found suffocated in an unused refrigerator on a back porch. their mother reported them missing earlier. In Boston, Mrs. John F. Fitzgerald, JFK’s grandfather, died at age 98.
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Lews Board of Regents
Harold Hughes
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Tragic Accident Claims Four Year Old in Oat Bin
Four year old Randy Louis Holz was in a road of oats when a chute opened to dump the oats into a grain bin Friday. He was covered by the oats and died. Authorities say he suffocated.
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Colesburg
Randy Louis Holz
Slayings Trial Charged Ex-Soldier Pixley Held
Andrew Pixley, 21, appeared in Justice Court facing first degree murder charges in the slayings of Debby and Gindy McAuliffe, two young sisters, while they slept in a Jackson hotel. He offered no plea and was bound over to District Court without bond.
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Andrew Pixley
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Maywood
Weather update from Iowa with cool fronts and varied highs
The Associated Press reports a broad cool spell across Iowa with morning temperatures in the upper 40s to mid 50s and lows around 49 in Mason City and Waterloo. Friday highs range from 17 in Mason City and Spencer to 92 in Burlington as a warm snap returns later. River stage listed at 4.6 feet.
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Burlington
Record At Lock 39 Keokuk shows higher tonnage
The lock master reports 6 055 055 tons of cargo passed Lock 39 Keokuk in the year ended, up from 5 650 144 tons the previous year.
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Keokuk
Premier Nguyen Khanh tours Viet Nam armoured lines
Maj General Nguyen Khanh Premier of South Viet Nam tours positions along Viet Cong territory during a day tour. He visits troops on alert for expected Communist attacks in reprisal for U S strikes on torpedo boat bases in the Gulf of Tonkin.
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