U S Acts to Head Off Lockheed Strike Renewal
President Kennedy directed the Justice Department to seek a 60 day Taft Hartley injunction to prevent renewal of the Lockheed machinists strike. A Taft Hartley action would halt the walkout while a board study continued. Union leaders threaten broader rail and dock labor action amid the industry dispute.
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Justice Department
Machinisma Ania
Lockheed Aircrafts Corp
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T Kennedy
Lockheed
Secu‘rity
Taft-Flattley
St. Louis
McDonnell Aircraft
Roy Siemiller
Louis
McDonnell
Qworkers
Supper Club
Des Moines
Bedford to Honor Dr John Bowman Funeral Rites
Funeral services will be held in Bedford Pennsylvania on Wednesday for Dr John G Bowman former president of the State University of Iowa and long time chancellor of the University of Pittsburgh. The Davenport native died Sunday after a long illness.
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John G. Bowman
State University of Iowa
University of Pittsburgh
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Mild Weather Forecast Looms in Iowa For December
Unseasonably warm conditions persist across Iowa with record highs likely today. Ottumwa Burlington and Cedar Rapids hit new highs while several other cities reported near record warmth and early springlike blooms appeared in Hamburg. Cooler air expected tonight into Tuesday with temperatures 10 degrees lower than today but still mild for the season.
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Lamont
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Des Moines
Dubeque
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Council Bluffs
Stamp demand runs high as holiday prints lag
Washington The view Christmas stamp cannot be printed fast enough to satisfy the demand the Post Office Department reported today the surge reflects strong holiday mail and national demand for the new stamp program officials said production constraints timed to the season limited early supplies and boosted orders nationwide
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Soviet Accepts Robot Detectors for Nuclear Test Ban
In Geneva the Soviet Union backs unmanned robot detectors to aid a global nuclear test ban while opposing compulsory on site inspections. Tsarapkin argues robots cannot solve all detection problems yet may supplement national systems. Dean presses for on site checks and rejects a mora torium on underground tests.
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Soviet’ Union
Semyon KK
Tsarapkin
U.S
Arthur H. Dean
Soviet Union
Tsaraykin
U.N. Clash in Prospect On Paying Peace Forces
United Nations debates funding for peacekeeping in the Congo and the Middle East. The U S and nine others push a plan to charge all members as U N costs rise, while Soviet and Arab delegates oppose acceptance of the World Court opinion and funding. Latin American delegates seek separate cost assessment and higher shares for permanent Security Council members. The United States has shouldered a large portion of Congo costs.
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Middle East
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World Court
General Assembly
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J. H. Price
Canada
Soviet Union
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Britain
France
China
U. N. Congo
Wilton Couple Hurt In Junction Crash Near Wilton
Mrs. Margaret Wendling, 59, is hospitalized in good condition at Muscatine General after a Saturday evening crash west of Wilton at 7 20. Her husband Otto, 64, a Wilton town councilman, and two others were injured. Edmund Rivera, 38, Des Moines, faces a charge for lack of vehicle control after his northbound car struck their westbound sedan at the north junction of highways 6 and 3B. Rivera suffered facial and head cuts and a knee injury. The Wendling car, a 1960 model, and the other vehicle, a 1957 model owned by Abundio Jimenes of Des Moines, were total losses.
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Muscatine General Hospital
Wilton
Otto
Bob Miller
Edmund Rivera
Bes Moines
Justice of the Peace
Phil Lincoln
Wilsons
Rivera
Wendlings
Miller
Wendling
Shirley Jimnez
Des Moines
Joanne Rivera
Abundio Jimines
Final Decision May Be Year Ahead In Indian Suit Over Iowa Land Sale
The Indian Claims Commission may take up to a year to issue its final decision on compensation for lands taken in the 1800s. The case covers Sac and Fox and Iowa tribes with land claims in Iowa Wisconsin and Illinois regions. The commission will review land value at the time of taking and any added compensation due.
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Washington —Inn
Towa
Fayette
van Bureau County
Consin
Prairie du Chien
Sac and Ox Tribe
Oklahoma
Accused Youth Faces District Court Action
LaVerne David Grady of Grandview was arrested for stealing from Albert G. Slattery's grocery. Transferred to Muscatine district court by Judge Matthew Westrate after county petitioned in juvenile court. Slattery, who is blind, reported $17 stolen in four months. Grady admitted $40 on Aug 9 and $25 to $30 in October plus $4 to $6 on four or five occasions.
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Grandview
Albert G. Slattery
Second Street
Muscatine
Matthew 'Westrate
Garry Woodward
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Slattery
Clifford Bennett
Grady
Jarceny
Innocent Plea Entered in Council Bluffs Murder Case
Mrs Marian Eleanor Keller of Council Bluffs pleads innocent to murder in the shotgun slaying of former husband Marvin Gardner. Gardner was shot twice outside Keller’s home after an argument. Keller, who is divorced, has a son Harry Keller Trey 16 from a previous marriage. She is held without bond at a hospital with a hearing set for December 12.
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Marvin Gardner
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Keller
Trey
Svithout
Two Killed In Fairfield Motor Crash
A mother Vivian Middleton and daughter Denice Elaine Middleton died in a cap-luck collision on Highway 24 near Fairfield. Diane Middleton, 7, survived with shock after the crash. driver William Brown, 35, of Wilkesboro NC, had minor injuries. The late Sunday accident may have involved the mother dozing at the wheel.
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Burlington
Denice Elaine
Diane Middleton
Fairfield
Wiliam Brown
Wilkesboro
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Hutzel
Donna
St. Ansgar
Charles Bertog
Buckeye
William George Weddiking
Marble Rock
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Kraft
Nehru Admits Opponents May Have Thinned Forces
Chinese reports claim troop withdrawals in at least one sector while Indian sources note rear position thinning but not withdrawal. Nehru cautions confusion in frontline areas as cabinet members push for resuming battle rather than terms. Ambassadors prepare inspections. promises of Western weapons for India to resist China. Defense Minister Chavan vows India’s ultimate victory and no compromise until full territory is vacated.
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India
Indian Communist Party
U.S
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Tezpur
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Jeter
New China News Agency
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Burma
Luhit
Assam
Im Walong
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Assam Plains
New Delhi
Y. B. Chavan
Blast Breaks Windows in East Berlin as Wall Explodes
A man removes splinters from East Berlin house windows blown out by blasts near the Berlin wall on Sunday. Two holes were blasted in the Communist wall at the scene of many prior dramatic escapes.
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East Berlin
Berlin Wall
Newton Youths Face Charges In Safe Theft
Five Newton youths faced breaking and entering charges in the theft of a safe from the Ternsiza Van Maarten feed and grain elevator two miles north of Newton. The safe, opened, yielded about $125. Victim names include Victor Charles Avvoor 18 Keith Allen Sandrock 20 Leon Lloyd Whartf 19 Gordon LeRoy Jones 20 and Briar Douglas Livengood 14. Livengood freed on 1500 bond. others waived to district court.
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Here
Ray Gaylor
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Keith Allen Sandrock
Leon Lloyd Whartf
Gordon
LeRoy Jones
Briar
Douglas Livengood
Livengood
Jones
Alliers
Pope John XXIII Appears To Bless Crowd At Window
Pope John XXIII, recovering from a stomach disorder and anemia, made a rare public appearance in St. Peter's Square. He stood at his apartment window for ten minutes Sunday to bless the crowd as audiences remained suspended and a previous audience was canceled.
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Pope John Viiii
Pope John
Lig
Pedro ‘Arambura
St. Peter’s Square
USA
Keokuk Hunter Seriously Hurt in Farm Shooting Incident
Mahoney was wounded when both shells discharged into his abdomen while hunting on his farm north of Keokuk. His son John, 8, accompanied him and ran for help, with Mahoney later taken to a Keokuk hospital after stumbling over a stump.
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