Absence of Romanian Red Leader Shocks Unity Show
Berlin hosts a unity meeting of East Bloc leaders after a weekend session with Premier Khrushchev. Georghe Gheorghiu-Dej was absent, sparking talk of renewed tensions in the Communist world as Albania and Romania’s veteran figure stayed away amid the China Soviet dispute. Gomulka returns to Warsaw as others depart.
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Talbot Assumes Duties As Business Manager
John Talbot begins duties as business and promotion manager of the Wisconsin State Journal after serving as production manager and assistant business manager. He succeeds Robert A. Bauer who will helm the Ottumwa Courier from July 15. Talbot’s background includes advertising, circulation, and news roles at the Wisconsin State Journal, with prior work for the Department of Defense and Trans World Airlines.
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Ottumwa
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Gettysburg marks centennial battle commemoration
Crowds from North and South gather at Gettysburg Battlefield to mark 100 years since Lee faced Meade. Leaders from 37 states attend as wreaths are laid at the Eternal Light memorial. Eisenhower speaks at the Gettysburg Fire Department ceremony amid heavy traffic and crowds in town.
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Gettysburg Fire Department
Transformer Fuse Blows In Underground Line
A transformer fuse blew around 20 minutes past LX in a city area served by an underground cable. Crews were summoned to No.3 alley between Pe and Walnut streets where a 200 volt supply carried a heavy load. Partial service was restored as crews continued repairs and reports noted the fault.
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Report Soviet Diplomat Must Leave U S A
The United States ordered expulsion of a Russian diplomat over alleged espionage activity. The State Department summoned the official this morning to inform him of the ouster, with the individual not identified publicly. Officials declined to comment beyond noting an official announcement expected within ten days.
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White House
American Press Corps
Five Youths Die In Car Crash Near Galva
A farm family car carrying five Joslin children and Kenneth Holtz crashed into a bridge rail near Galva while en route to Aurelia. All five died, likely in the wreck before the fire. Sheriff said no signs of excessive speed and no other vehicle involved. Seven other fatalities reported in area crashes this weekend, expanding the six month toll.
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Galva
Aurelia
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Rodney
Josepin
Dale “Joslin
Cindy Joslin
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Josling
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Holtz
Edward Meyer
Joslins
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Hart
Clarence BE
Nichols
Pauline
H. Reddick
Waterian
Brice H. Brandl
Cedar Falls
Michael
L. Brookhart
Des Moines
Osie L. Lewig
Ottumwa
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Rae
Waterloo
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Brandt
Brookhart Boy
Willard . Brookhart
Lewis
Pbushton
Oltumwa
No Immediate Relief From Hot Weather Seen
The Associated Press reports extreme heat across central Iowa with Fort Dodge, Boone, and Rockwell City reaching 100 degrees, Cedar Rapids near 99, and Estherville Decorah Mason City recording 95 or higher. Sioux City remained coolest at 84 while highways buckled and parks saw large camp-ins. A Friday wind storm left over 40,000 homes without power as Muscatine's inc plant hit a new peak demand of 28,000 kilowatts at 11 43 am.
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Mercury Hits 98 In Sunday Heat Wave
Sunday saw temperatures reach 95 degrees at the official high, with a citywide mild downpour not. The forecast indicated a continued heat spell with 85 to 98 expected and overnight lows around 78. Skies were clear and conditions remained hot across the state, offering little relief for a couple of days.
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Kennedy and Leaders Hold Talks in Rome Visit
President Kennedy and Italian leaders held high level discussions in Rome focusing on sustaining the US alliance with Europe. Kennedy planned a meeting with Pope Paul VI and discussed NATO ties, East West relations, and a potential Polaris missile armed fleet with Italian officials and NATO allies.
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Germany
Ireland
Pierre Salinger
Nress
Washington
Salinger
Naples
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Leone
Rusk
Alino Piccioni
Paul
Milani
Pala Villa
Lake’ Como
Ptatfonm
Haly
Anonth
Kennedy Dew
Britain
Harold Macmillan
Moscow
Macmullan
Amee
Spinal Injury After 21 Foot Fall At Local Plant
A man, Darwin Wright 26 of Wheeling, W.Va, suffered serious spinal injuries from a 22 foot fall while demonstrating a ladder at the Home-O-Nite plant on Third Street in Darwin Wright. He was taken by ambulance to Muscatine General and then to University Hospital Iowa City for treatment. Dental and business ties place him as a Spracen representative from Chicago.
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Chicago
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Twin Goals Outlined by New Pontiff Paul VI Crowned in St Peter's
Vatican City reports Pope Paul VI dedicates his reign to world peace and Christian unity. He delivers a nine language appeal to sacrifice for peace and unity while wearing a light weight beehive crown placed by Cardinal Ottaviani.
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John XXII
Alfredo Cardinal Ottaviani
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Giovanni Battista Cardinal Monfini
Milan
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Iowa Educators Report Growth in College Applicants
William L. Eber and Carol Johnson report Iowa educators note rising college enrollment across 28 four year schools. Projected fall attendance nears 58,000, up about 4 percent from last year. Clarke College Mount Mercy College and William Penn College see varied gains and declines. Universities plan modest expansions to accommodate demand while several schools report near capacity for resident students.
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Dubuque School
Mount
Mercy: Colege
Cedar Rapids
William Penn” College
Oskxioosa
Ials
University of7
Tews
Town State University
State College
Tow
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