Ex King Faces Early Surgery in Houston
The Duke of Windsor, 70, arrives with Wallis Warfield Simpson in New York and travels to Motherlist Hospital in the Texas Medical Center. He will undergo tests for an abdominal aneurysm and likely arterial surgery this week under Dr. Michael DeBakey at Methodist Hospital.
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Houston
Tex
Duke of Windsor
Motherlist Hospital
Edeward Voy
Great Britain
New York
Texas Mediceal Center
Michael de Bakey
Wallis Warfield Simpson
Secant
Methodist
Johnson backs ending reserve plan faces Capitol Hill push
President Johnson endorses abolishing the Army Reserves as prudent while the Reserve Officers Association contests the move and demands a full review of Secretary McNamara’s plan to merge some units into the National Guard and place others on inactive status. The Air Force Reserve and Army National Guard changes draw stiff congressional scrutiny amid projected savings of up to 280 million dollars annually. In Iowa, about 49 major Reserve units including the 103rd Infantry Division’s Des Moines HQ are seen as eliminated.
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Washington
Johnson
Army Reserves
Reserve Officers Association
Robert 5. McNaman
National Guard
Air Force Reserve
McNamara
Defense Secretary
Capital Hill
Congress
F. Edward Hebert, Dela
House
Armed Services
Reserves
Defense
Dail
Iowa
103Rd Infantry Division
Des Moines
Explosive Device Found At Negro First Baptist Church
Police in Montgomery held three men without bond in connection with an explosive device that detonated outside the Negro First Baptist Church Sundust. A large crowd gathered but no injuries occurred and the church sustained damage to its exterior.
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Montgomery
Ala
Western attaches pulled from Moscow embassy posts
Four Western military attaches accused by the Soviet Union of spying are being withdrawn from their embassy posts here due to Soviet restrictions in place for two months. The announcements came from the U S and British embassies.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
U.S
Fire destroys Bennett farm home near five miles southeast
A wooden frame home belonging to the Joe Gorthals family burned Sunday near Bennett. No injuries were reported. Bennett Fire Chief Norman Regennitter estimated damage between 15000 and 20000 dollars.
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Bennett Bennett
Joe Gorthals
Bennett
Norman Regennitler
Here
Iowa Guard to absorb 3000 reservists under plan
Iowa State Adjutant General Junior Miller said 3000 Army Reserve soldiers would be absorbed into the Iowa National Guard after summer drills in 1985, with full reorganization likely between fall 1985 and spring 1986. He noted details were not completed and that no upheaval would occur before summer field training.
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Des Moines
Adj
Junior Miller
Towa
Iowa National Guards
Miller
Resere
Surimer
Robert McNamara
Washington
Army Reserve Uits
National Guard
Motel Cafe Lose in Rights Ruling
A cold front sweeps Iowa with record lows and forecast subfreezing highs. Sibley logged 4 below while Burlington reached 28. Winds drive temperatures down with sharp 10 to 15 degree below normal outlook for the week across Sioux City and Council Bluffs.
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Associated Press
Lowa
Iowa
Sibley
Burlington
Weather Bureau
1010
Mercury
Sioux City
Council Bluff
Supreme Court Backs Public Accommodations Act
The Supreme Court upheld the public accommodations clause of the 1964 Civil Rights Act in a case involving the Heart of Atlanta Motel near an interstate highway. Justice Clark delivered the opinion, confirming Congress’s commerce power to enforce the act as applied to a Birmingham restaurant and Atlanta motel case.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Atlana
Wibunal
Atlanta
Birmingham
Ala
Tom C. Clark
Moreton Rolleston,Jr
Adlaia
Remotel Corporation
U. S. District Court
Adama
Johson
Folleston
Argu
Heart of Atlanta
Georgia
Clark
High Tribunal
Congress
Rusk Confers With French Leaders Ahead of NATO Talks
Secretary of State Dean Rusk opens a round of courtesy meetings with France top officials in Paris, including Foreign Minister Couve de Murville and Premier Pompidou, with a later appointment to see President de Gaulle. Talks focus on U S French differences over the multilateral nuclear fleet, which France opposes.
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Paris
Dean Rusk
France
North Atlantia
Orgadi Tion
Rusk
U. S
Maurie Couve de Murville
Georges Pompidou
Charles de Gaulle
Couve de Murville
Pompidou
United States
Halls of Ivy for sale at Carthage College site
The entrance to Old Main, built in 1870 on the former Carthage College campus in Carthage Mt, is part of 37 buildings on 44 acres. The school offers the entire property for 1.5 million dollars under an act by the college. Carthage College, a Lutheran school, moved to Kenosha Wisconsin as population trends shifted.
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Carthage College
Carthage
Cording
Kenosha
Wista
Photafax
Viet Plane Crash Signals Expanded U S Operations
In Saigon reports say a C123 paratroop plane with six crew and 33 personnel crashed after takeoff from Da Nang. Two American officers Maj Woodrow W Vaden and Sgt Dominick Sansone are named among the dead, with others missing or presumed drowned. The crash, tied to night training for offensive action against the Viet Cong in Laos and North Vietnam, followed an attack on a Viet Cong unit 25 miles south of the North Vietnamese border.
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Saigon
Vietnam
Viet Nam
U. S
South Viet Nam
Dai Nang
North Viet Nam
W. Vaden
Clarksville
Penn
Dominick
Sansone
Wolcott
Conn
Viet ‘Nam
Laos
South
North
Vienamese
Thu Day Mot
Hoffa Appeals Court Arguments Start In Cincinnati
Union leader James R. Hoffa and three co defendants appeal a jury tampering conviction from Nashville. The 7th US Circuit Court of Appeals in Cincinnati heard two hour arguments from both sides as Hoffa attends the session. The panel may take weeks to decide whether to uphold or overturn the verdicts. Hoffa, 51, heads the Teamsters Union and faced an eight year prison term and a $10,000 fine.
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Cincinnati
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
U.S
Gircuil Court of Appeals
Hoffa
Challanonpa
Tenn
Raillian
Nashville
US Dist
Frank
Wilegon
King
Campbell
Parks
Flood Flood Destroys Viet Nam Provinces Drowning Hundreds
Saigon officials reported a new central Viet Nam flood over the weekend that left about 500 people dead and 2000 homeless in Ninh Thuan and neighboring areas. Last month heavy rains devastated central Viet Nam, with several thousand perishing in valley floods.
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Saigon
Louis Viet
Nam
Viet
Ninh Thuan
Viet Nam
Johnson Electors Certify Victory in Des Moines
Des Moines electors formally cast nine electoral votes for Lyndon B. Johnson and Hubert Humphrey after the November 3 election. The meeting certified their choice for president and vice president, affirming the party ticket in this town’s vote.
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Des Moines
Lyndon B. Johnson
Shasen
Johnson
Hubert Humphyage
Sit-in Charges Dropped by Supreme Court Ruling
The Supreme Court ruled the new Civil Rights Act requires dismissal of sit-in demonstration charges. Justice Tom C. Clark announced the decision on opening day of the term, freeing three Negro demonstrators involved in appeals. The case centered on Congress power to regulate private business practices and public accommodations against racial discrimination.
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Washington
Supreme Coun
Tom C. Clark
Nema
Ralleston
Supreme Court
Congress
Archibald Des
Rolleston
Congress Property
Cox
Belleston
Iowa Motor Death Toll Nearing 800
Weekend traffic toll rose to 797 after four more fatalities. Maus DL of Dubuque died from Saturday injuries in a pedestrian collision. Merlin Gy Netsery 25 of Kine gass killed when his car overturned west of Wellman. Waller David Young 32 of Hillsboro died in a car crash near Hillsboro. Mrs Ana Sharlotte Fazio 4 of Des Moines killed when car hit bridge railing, husband Ayjared injured.
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Iowa
Maus, DL
Dubuque
Merlin Gy Netsery
Kinegass
Wellman
Hillsboro
Waller David Youngman
Hillshore
Des Moines
Ana Sharlotte Fazio
Demonstrator Arraignments Postponed in Berkeley
Attorneys for more than a score of demonstrators arrested during the University of California revolt waived arraignment and agreed to a brief proceeding at Berkeley Community Theater. A magistrate will accept pleas on January 5 as the Board of Regents weighs new campus rules after Friday meeting.
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Berkeley
Calif
University At California
Board of
Regencs
Sproul Tall
Iowa lawmakers favor property tax relief plans in 1965 session
In an Associated Press questionnaire Iowa lawmakers signal broad support for property tax relief through new revenue and higher state aid to schools. They favor extending the sales tax base, raising personal income taxes, and boosting state school funding to reduce local levies, with debates over exact amounts and methods.
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Des ‘Moines
Iowa
Ryan Hulsman
Harald Hughes
Hulman
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