Davis gets bench parole after embezzlement plea
Oscar C Davis, 33, former Louisa County clerk, was granted bench parole by Judge E C Newell after pleading guilty to embezzling 4112.12 from office funds. Davis restitution settled the case. sentence of hard labor at Fort Madison penitentiary was suspended for 30 months plus extended supervision with defense attorney William Q Weaver.
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French Settlers in Algiers Embrace OAS in War Tactics
European settlers in Algiers, scarred by Nazi occupation, view the Underground Army as France’s wartime resistance reborn. They condemn De Gaulle’s government, compare it to Vichy, and foresee a long underground struggle backed by a majority of Algeria’s European population.
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Thief steals two autos sparks city wide chase
Officers spread through city, county, and state to catch a car thief who took two cars and a pickup Thursday night. One car was wrecked after striking a traffic sign near Flat Iron Point. the suspect fled. Vehicles taken include a 1947 Oldsmobile and a 1955 red Chevrolet. police recovered the pickup from Lombard Street. Local stations, highway patrol, and sheriff deputies joined in the search, with several minor crashes and a bystander identifying a suspect wearing a dark hat and gloves.
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Romney Ponders Michigan Governor Bid Amid Fast and Prayer
Romney fasted and prayed today as he weighed a bid for Michigan governor. He plans to announce his decision Saturday morning after a 24 hour fast, with intimates saying he would resign AMC president and board chair if he runs, though he would keep 102000 AMC shares.
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U.S. Nuclear Lead Narrowed by Soviet Test Gains
Washington reports disarmament director William C. Foster said the Soviet Union achieved substantial gains in its fall nuclear tests. He indicated U.S. officials now see a narrowed lead, fueling push toward atmospheric testing and a possible second test moratorium.
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Argentine Military Wins Again
Buenos Aires reports say police reinforcements moved into central Buenos Aires to counter Castro outbursts as Argentina deepens ties with Cuba. President Frondizi increased security after army navy and air chiefs pressed for a complete break with Havana, amid growing regional isolation.
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Robbie to Visit Pope Adenauer on World Trip
Gen Robert F Kennedy plans a round the world journey with stops including the Pope in Rome and Konrad Adenauer as West German chancellor. The State Department announced the itinerary for the last week of Kennedy's trip, noting a private audience with the Pope after arriving in Rome on February 20.
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Konrad Adenauer
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Southern Cal Sees Long Wet Spell Deepens
A major storm lingers over Southern California with 1 to 2 more inches expected in the Los Angeles basin amid ongoing downpours. Areas such as Topanga Canyon and Azusa report heavy totals. floods and mudslides close roads and blocks as snow hits the San Gabriel and San Bernardino ranges.
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U S Fires 12th Nuclear Test in Nevada Underground
U S scientists fired another nuclear device underground at the Nevada test site. The test is the 12th conducted since underground testing resumed, continuing atmospheric and seismic monitoring and confirming ongoing program developments.
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Kennedy Faces Flailed Demonstrations in Tokyo Visit
Robert F. Kennedy toured leftist strongholds around Tokyo amid protests that drew only a few signs. He met with Sohyo readers and Akira Iwai, trade union leaders, discussing imperialism and monopoly capitalism as his six day goodwill tour continued toward Hong Kong.
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Grudging Consent For Short House Recess Granted
Rep. Gross and other lawmakers agreed Thursday to an informal holiday recess until February 19 with his reluctant consent. He warned that the House would be passing bills late at night later in the year without knowing their contents. The move was approved by unanimous consent for the informal recess.
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Eight Die as Paris Strikes Over Riot Police Tactics
In Paris a one hour strike led by Communist and Socialist unions after a deadly riot left eight killed and hundreds injured. The clash pitted demonstrators against police blamed for savagery as left wing groups threaten a general strike during victims' funerals. Brigitte Bardot and Ro Vadim joined student protesters at a studio, while bombings and attacks on Communist offices continued. Police suffered heavy casualties. Interior Ministry reports indicate deaths mostly from stampedes. De Gaulle threatened emergency powers if danger to the state persisted.
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Iowa ADC Payments Rise 1.8 Million Over Year
Des Moines reports Iowa welfare costs grew in the fiscal year ended June 30. Old age assistance declined to 32,771 recipients but spending rose to 34,496,909 dollars. Aid to dependent children reached 15,058,589 dollars, up 1.8 million. Blind payments totaled 1,769,046 dollars, up 134,526. Disabled aid totaled 367,076 dollars, up 462,729 with 711 recipients, up 301.
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Iowa
Social Welfare
United States and Britain Clash on Nuclear Test Timing
U S and Britain show divergent approaches to final decisions on atmospheric nuclear tests. Kennedy insists decisions must be independent of Soviet moves, while Macmillan broadens hope that East-West talks could postpone tests if talks yield results. Washington remains skeptical about Soviet trustworthiness.
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Britain
Soviet Union
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Geneva
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Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
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Seize $1 Million In Counterfeit Bills In Brooklyn Raid
New York state and city investigators seized a counterfeit haul valued at about one million dollars in ten dollar bills from a Brooklyn apartment basement. Five different Federal Reserve markings indicated multiple printing plates. A 33 year old resident, Joseph Maggio, was arrested but not believed to run the operation. The bills were packed in three suitcases and two large cartons stored in a basement bin.
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Brooklyn
Federal Reserve District
Bath Beach
Joseph Maggio
Maggio
Jamaican Independence Set for August In British Caribbean
London reports Jamaica, Britain's largest Caribbean holding, will become independent in August, signaling a major constitutional shift and end of colonial rule in the region. The move follows decades of debate and promises new governance for Jamaica.
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Jamaica
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Caribbean
What If U.N. Bonds Are Not Approved
Washington reported that unless six million dollars in United Nations bonds are purchased an emergency U.N. session may be needed to finance Congo peacekeeping. Harlan Cleveland testified before the Senate that no assessments to pay beyond June 30 have been made, prompting questions about relying on bonds versus seeking new funding from the General Assembly.
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United Nations
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Congo
Harlan Cleveland
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
General Assembly
Cleveland
Lie-Griera
Aiken
Muscatine Trucker Unhurt After Fatal Crash Near Vinton
A Muscatine truck driver Beneth Martin, 41, escaped injury when his semi collided with a car three miles south of Vinton on Highway 218 around 2 am. The car, driven by Cecil Eastridge and Leonard Daves of Belle Plaine, both died in the crash. Martin, employed by Poole Transfer Inc., sustained only minor bruises while returning from St Paul.
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Lost and Found ads tell readers to recover items fast
A garbled plea outlines how thousands lose items daily and readers should check Lost and Found listings for quick recovery. It mentions wanted ads read each day and urges reporting found items to aid finding their owners.
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