Hostages Rescued as Rebels Hold Stanleyville
White mercenaries freed about 155 to 160 rebel hostages in a cotton region 260 miles north of Stanleyville. Rebels fought in Stanleyville where the airport was closed and most of the city reported in rebel hands. An American missionary, William McChesney, 28, was slain. Two other U.S. missionaries remained in rebel territory. Hostages freed at Dingila and Bambili, with some flown to Leopoldville. the rescue reduced Belgians still trapped to about 250.
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State eyes huge electronic data center feasibility study
Government officials weigh a large EDP center to serve federal state and local bodies. Federal aid may cover an estimated 50 000 dollar study cost to determine feasibility. In Des Moines Most Rev Edward C Daly bishop burial planned at St Ambrose Cathedral after pontifical mass by Apostolic Delegate Egidio Vafozsi.
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United States
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Johnson denies Newsweek claim Hoover replacement plan
White House press secretary George B. Reedy says President Johnson never heard of any plan to replace FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover. He rejected Newsweek magazine’s report that Johnson wished Hoover replaced and had decided to appoint a new FBI chief. In a separate item, the USS America heads seaward for preliminary acceptance trials after builder’s and recent performance reviews.
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Reedy
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Newport News
America
Iowa Motor Accidents Kill 7 More
Seven more fatalities boosted Town's rising motor death toll. James Vaughan, 76, of Barbara, died when his car left a curve on a Bradi son County road near Winterset. In two separate crashes, Max August Fischer and Gary Allen Wiemann perished after icy bridge plunge on Nishnabotna River. Des Moines area pileup killed Mrs. Richard Mullican, 22, and injured four others. Rock Island Freight crossing crash killed Mrs. Gerald Neuman, 20, and her infant son Mark. husband injured. Louis Chipokas, 67, Cedar Rapids, died from injuries from last Tuesday collision near Central City that killed Joanna Chipokas.
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Bradison County
Winterset
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Hamlin
Gary Allen Wiemann
Extra
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Des Moines
Richard B. Mullican
Gerald Neuman
la Porte City
Mark
Rock Island
Louis Chipokas
Cedar Rapids
Central City
Joanna
Reynolds Heard in Baker Probe
Senate Rules Committee session centers on Don B. Reynolds as a key witness in the Bobby Baker investigation. Reynolds agreed to disclose matters previously withheld, with Sen. John J. Williams present and details to be discussed behind closed doors. The probe concerns alleged fundraising links involving Baker, McCloskey, and a 1960 Kennedy Johnson campaign fund.
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Don B. Reynolds
Bobby Baker
Senate Rules Committee
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ReDel
Reynolds
Baker
Kennedy- Johnson Champaign
B. Everett Jordan
D-N.c
Senate
Matthew H. McCloskey
Cambodian aid to Viet Cong blamed in border attacks
The South Vietnamese Defense Ministry charged Cambodian troops aided gunboats in two attacks near the border. A patrol near Chau Doc Province was struck, three Vietnamese soldiers were killed and one wounded, a second clash saw four Cambodian patrol boats attack an outpost, killing one Vietnamese soldier. Phnom Penh said talks with the United States will begin December 7 in New Delhi to discuss halting aggression. A single-engine fighter crash occurred 33 miles northeast of Saigon, its pilot survived. Buddhist tensions rise as monks threaten self-immolation amid political unrest affecting Premier Tran Van Huong.
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Muscatine Journal issue details December 7 1964
The Muscatine Journal issue number 283 from Muscatine Iowa is dated Tuesday December 7 1964. The edition is 14 pages long and priced at 0 cents. The newspaper carries the established 1840 legacy of the paper.
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Muscatine Journal
Muscatine
Iowa
Seek Delay In UN Rift With Soviet
UN awaits U S reaction to Soviet proposals to delay a showdown in the General Assembly over peace keeping assessments. Gromyko suggests restricting opening session to routine actions and possibly adjourning for four days to allow more talks. The move aims to forestall a vote under Article 19. US likely rejects brief postponement, seeking longer deferral and negotiated future arrangements.
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Zambia
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Azarabamar
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U. Thant
United States
12 Children Die in Separate Fires in Baltimore and Kentucky
The Associated Press reports two deadly fires early today. In Baltimore, seven children died in a two story brick house with the mother and four others escaping from the basement. In central Kentucky, five children perished in a home near midway, with the parents saving a one week old infant. cause in Kentucky unknown and Baltimore fire deemed suspicious by Deputy Fire Chief Roland Watt.
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Kentucky
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Marion Smith
West
Charles Spencap
Jailed at Sigourney Young Gunman Surrenders
Keokuk Washington and Jefferson counties officers trapped a cabin along the Skunk River late Monday night and captured Wayne Derby 20 of Richland wanted for a fatal shooting in Delta. Derby surrendered with a rifle, offered no resistance, and was jailed in Keokuk County pending arraignment.
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Basic Policy Of U.S. In Vietnam Confirmed
Light snow fell briefly this morning as the state reports higher temperatures than Monday with a zero-degree low. Temperatures rose past 20 by noon. teens expected tonight and Wednesday with highs near 15 to 20. Southeast Iowa forecast predicts snow ends tonight with hazardous driving conditions possible. North winds shift by Wednesday.
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Associated Press
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Iowa Highway Commission
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Adel
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Estherville
Russia's Zond Probe Lags Mars Space Race
Zond 2 is Russian for probe and launched from a heavy Earth satellite. Officials said its power supply is about 80 percent of expected, risking failure to return Mars data even if it passes the planet.
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Tass
Cold Weather Grips Eastern U S With Arctic Mass
A large mass of icy air spread across the eastern half of the nation bringing the coldest weather of the season to much of the South. Subzero readings appeared in the northern Midwest while readings elsewhere lingered near zero. Temperatures fell to 29 in Mobile and 28 in Jackson with 15 in Louisville and 22 in Atlanta. Snow flurries dotted the Appalachians and Great Lakes shores, while the West saw heavy rains and strong winds.
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Mercury
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Shreveport
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Pensacola
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Rockies
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Wirtz Pushes New Bid To Narrow Rail Salary Gap
Secretary of Labor Wirtz again seeks to close a wage gap of under 10 cents an hour in a three year contract with three shop craft unions and the railroad industry. If talks fail a nationwide rail strike looms, though unions postponed strike deadline pending his efforts. Negotiations in Chicago followed a prior session with money the sole disputed issue. Railroads offer 47 cents per hour in wages and fringe benefits over three years as urged by the presidential emergency board.
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W. Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
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