Tito and Khrushchev Embrace Muted Yugoslav Warmth
Tito and Khrushchev, during Khrushchev's two week Yugoslav visit, declared friendship amid mutual contempt for Red China while Tito restated Yugoslavia's independent path. Khrushchev signaled approval of Tito's limited workers management concept, though Soviet papers trimmed the content.
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Iowa Holiday Weekend Mishaps Take 3 Lives
Traffic accidents claim three lives in Iowa as Labor Day weekend begins. A three car crash on Highway 150 near Walker ends with the death of Vivian.
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Drilling Resumes in Quest to Find Miner Louis Bova
Hazardous mining rescue attempts continue at Sheppton AUS after miner Louis Bova goes missing. Volunteers drill deep shafts, using a remote camera to seek a body while two rescued companions are recovered and a mysterious image is reported.
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Children Play With Gun Fatal Shot of 5 Year Old Jerry Cowling
A five year old boy, Jerry Cowling, of a family of eight, was fatally shot Friday afternoon by a gun children were playing with. The weapon was fired by Russell Cowling, age five, visiting from Lucas. Officials called the incident accidental. Russell was questioned and released by police.
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Haile Selassie To Visit America
Ethiopian emperor Haile Selassie will make an official visit to Canada from October 1 to 12 and then proceed to the United States, according to palace spokesman.
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Man Appeals Ouster From ASC Post in Iowa City
Paul Miller of rural Iowa City appeals his dismissal as vice chairman of Johnson County ASC. Miller was ousted over feed grains contract violations linked to oats diverted from production. State ASC reduced penalties from about $3,600 to $140, with the appeal scheduled for Tuesday before Maurice O'Reilly and the county committee.
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Journal office closed for Labor Day holiday
The Muscating Journal and Morning issue will not publish on September 2. The Journal office will remain closed in observance of the Labor Day holiday.
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City Hall Stays Open While City Busy With Weekend
City offices reopen despite slow business as Labor Day weekend prompts mixed closures. Aldermen clash over Saturday hours while a town survey shows many Iowa cities shift or shorten Saturday operations.
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Police Escort for Negro Couple to New Home Sparks Outcry
In Folcroft an African American couple moved into a previously all white area under heavy police escort as a jeering crowd watched. State police kept watch with about 107 troopers and extra deputies after Friday night’s disturbances outside the Bakers’ brick row house. The couple, greeting officers today, expressed hope for a peaceful, lasting stay despite the earlier uproar.
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Two Iowa Marriage Laws Cut Marriages 23.4 Percent
Des Moines report shows Iowa marriage rates fell 23.4 percent from 1960 to 1962 after laws raising minimum marriage ages and adding a three day waiting period. Divorces declined in 1963 but 20s share of divorced were in 20s. births dropped to 41,703 in 1962. deaths rose, with cancer and heart disease leading causes.
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Benner Co Acquiring Property For Calvary Church
Benner Co acquiring property in Muscatine tied to Calvary Baptist church at East Fourth and Cedar streets. The plan includes a 180 by 150 foot site with church building and two fences. church had announced earlier a new edifice on North Mulberry avenue. Bonner officials offered no statement on intended use or possession timing.
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Landis Receives Psychiatric Care After Court Sentence
New York federal judge imposes 20 day sentence on James M. Landis for income tax charges and reveals the former Harvard Law School dean is in psychiatric treatment for a difficult habit. Landis, 63, appeared in court Friday as he was ordered to continue treatment at the Neurolent Care Institute of Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center, with sentencing referred to his ongoing therapy.
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Churches Offer School Space in Des Moines
Des Moines reports the Carrell County School Board found room for classes for mentally disabled children in church facilities. The Catholic parochial school and a Presbyterian church offered space in the Yent-tree quarters for the program.
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Marines Bolstered at Saigon USIA as Law Takes Hold
A one hour demonstration in Saigon near the US Information Agency drew 90000 attendance officials posted guards and 60 000 onlookers. Marines reinforced amid martial law while clashes killed two Americans and wounded several others in the broader war. The march supported Diem army and national unity as Viet Cong pressed attacks on U S helicopters and civilians.
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Four Bail-Out Of Naval Plane Near Vance Field
A Navy plane crashed in an open field near Vance Field early today after the pilot and three passengers bailed out. Maj. James Stewart, public information officer, said the crash occurred around 3:30 am after the first bailout. The craft made four passes over the field as it descended from 10 000 feet before the final crew member exited.
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De Gaulle Proposal Discounted by U S Officials
Washington officials discounted Charles de Gaulle s offer for neutralizing Viet Nam as impractical though France offered cordial cooperation. Senator George Aiken urged the United States to resist France s bid to assume Viet Nam duties, noting U S investment there and questioning France s motives amid the Southeast Asian crisis.
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Hot Line To Moscow Established
The United States and Soviet Union activated a direct Washington Moscow hot line to deter and shorten crisis communication. Officials say it will not replace normal embassy channels for routine diplomacy.
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