Cyprus crisis message urges UN backed cooperation
NICOSIA Cyprus President Makarios sought aid from world leaders during last week’s fighting. President Johnson replied no acceptable alternative exists but cooperation within the United Nations. The Johnson message, delivered to Makarios Monday night by U S Ambassador Taylor Belcher, followed Makarios appeal to Johnson and other leaders.
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Five Nevada Fires Sweep Northeastern Grassland
Fire officials mapped a fresh assault on five major fires in northeastern Nevada near Elko. High temperatures humidity and winds threaten containment as more than 430 square miles of grazing land burn, spanning about a third of Rhode Island in area. An estimated 208000 acres burned within a 50 mile radius of Elko, sparked largely by lightning Saturday.
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Hughes Suggests Early Return to Standard Time
DES MOINES Gov Har old Hughes proposed that Town communities revert to standard time when school starts this fall due to concerns about children catching buses in the dark. He supports daylight saving in principle and believes a Memorial Day to Labor Day window would be reasonable. Most of Iowa has observed daylight time this summer despite objections from some rural residents. He noted that communities returning early to standard time have shown cooperation, with about 98 percent willing.
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Meat Import Bill Compromise Seen by U S Officials
The Johnson administration backs a compromise to regulate beef veal and mutton imports starting in 1963 if import levels rise. The plan excludes canned and cured beef from Uruguay and includes fresh chilled frozen meat mainly from Australia New Zealand Mexico and Ireland.
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Inside Today Dear Abby Editorials and Sports Note
A compact overview highlights today’s Dear Abby advice column, editorial features, and sports briefs. It notes women’s news coverage and a daily report with brief mentions of local teams and events.
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West Liberty Fair Judges Inspect Baby Beefs Today
West Liberty fair progresses with baby beef judging, open class livestock, and dairy shows. Browning family performs on grandstand. Wednesday features pony and horse events and greased pig and calf scramble. Old-time threshing, engine displays, and daily Variety Box entertainment enrich the fair atmosphere.
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Century-Old Ex-Slave Adams Plans to Live to 120
Virginia Aug. 20 1851 Adams Waghorn, a former slave on an Alabama plantation, recalls early life and says he can still outperform younger men in strength feats. His daughter Mate Lle Thomas notes health scares after a pecan-tree fall forced a doctor visit. He sleeps at 8 PM and rises at 5 AM for three coffee breaks, is a devout Methodist, and attributes longevity to frugal living and family support.
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UAW Nearing Strike Over Auto Contracts
The United Auto Workers near a strike after rejecting three year contract offers from General Motors Ford and Chrysler. A meeting of the UAW International Executive Board in Chicago could decide the strike target as workers vote on strike authorization with broad support anticipated.
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Lathhaw Rites Wednesday in Wilton for Local Leader
Joint funeral services will be held Wednesday at 10 30 a m at Griffith Funeral Home Wilton for Fred A Latchaw and Barbara Elizabeth Latchaw well known Wilton residents He was a Muscatine County state representative 1936 1948 served on several local organizations and was a longtime Mason He was born December 8 1884 in Burkeyville Penn and survived by children and grandchildren The couple were married June 14 1913 and were active in the Wilton Presbyterian Church Burial will be in Oakdale Cemetery with services by Rev Robert Farr
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Four Burlington youths hurt in highway collision
Four Burlington youths were hospitalized after a car driven by Michael Crowner, 38, sideswiped a semitrailer driven by Albert Sanders, 40, on Highway 61 near Wapello. Crowner suffered a broken arm and cuts, three passengers received various injuries, all were treated and released. Crowner was charged with failure to yield the right of way.
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Champion Showman Bill Wins Breed Championship
Champion showman Bill also captured the Brown Swiss breed championship marking his third consecutive year of top honors in the event. He secured the title amid strong competition and reinforced his standing as a leading exhibitor in the breed.
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Hughes and Hultman Face Off In TV Governor Debate
Des Moines reports that Governor Harold Hughes and Evan Hultman plan a televised debate on September 9 to discuss campaign issues with radio possible. Hultman, Army Reserve officer, trains at Camp McCoy. campaign manager Jones notes GOP prefers multiple debates, but only one may occur. Hughes offered dates Sept 8 9 10 12 or 22.
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Keating to Run As Independent in New York
Senator Kenneth Keating announces he will seek reelection as an independent, citing deep differences with the Republican presidential ticket led by Barry Goldwater. Keating, 60, from Rochester, says voters are aware of party splits and rejects lip service to party unity.
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