Ailing Indian Prime Minister Presses State Affairs
The ailing Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri, bedridden after a heart attack five days ago, continues to sign papers and make decisions from home while conferring with officials. In the Congo, President Kasavubu asks Moise Tshombe to start consultations for a new government as Premier Cyrille Adoula resigns with his cabinet after nearly three years in office.
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Pierre Monteux dies at 89 in Hancock Maine
French born conductor Pierre Monteux, 89, died after months of illness in Hancock Maine. His sister said he had been bedbound and died in his sleep. A notable musician, Monteux led orchestras for five decades and was a major figure in concert life.
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Explosion kills Clinton man in early home blaze
In Clinton Erwin J. Frans in his late 30s was killed when an explosion and fire destroyed his home. Firefighters arrived to a house enveloped in flames and walls shattered by the blast. The incident occurred shortly before dawn today.
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Gebhart murder trial scene described by deputy sheriff
Deputy Sheriff Whisler testified at the Gebhart murder case in district court describing what he found at the Moscow home on March 26. He identified two women’s bodies, one on a sidewalk and another inside the kitchen, as Mrs. Yarbrough and Gebhart's wife. He said Gebhart admitted shooting and that a Colt revolver with a leather holster was recovered. The autopsy was to be performed at Davenport's Luke Hospital, with further testimony from neighbors and others after lunch.
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Scranton Defends Peace Stance Against Goldwater
Pennsylvania Governor William W. Scranton condemned Barry Goldwater as playing the warmonger game for proposing field commanders use of nuclear force. He argued Goldwater's heart wants peace and cautioned a real nuclear war threat if such ideas prevail. Scranton spoke amid GOP convention delegates and urged staying firm against escalation as the campaign moves toward San Francisco.
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Kennedy visit to Poland ends in tearful farewell
In Warsaw crowds booed and cried as Robert F Kennedy departed Poland after a visit marked by tense government scrutiny and warm public ovations. He urged reconciliation of Easter and Western Europe and urged talks to ease tensions between the United States and the Soviet Union.
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Lodge Declares Downward Spiral in Vietnam Stopped
Washington reports Henry Cabot Lodge announced that the supposed downward spiral in the anti Communists war in South Vietnam has been halted. He warned outside pressure could force new actions, including possible air strikes, while urging peaceful means if possible.
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Fragmented line hints at past and future in Iowa
A partial OCR fragment references a former figure in Iowa and offers a brief glimpse of times gone and to come. The text suggests a retrospective look at a predecessor and an eye toward what lies ahead for the state.
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Weather update with scattered showers and warm highs
Partly cloudy with little temperature change through Thursday. Widely scattered showers likely tonight with a chance of locally heavy rain. Lows tonight in the upper 60s, highs Thursday in the upper 80s. High Tuesday around 88. River stage 5.6 feet.
Racial Truce Begins in St Augustine Amid Tension
Gov. Farris Bryant named a temporary committee to operate until a permanent racial committee is formed. The two whites and two blacks on the interim panel announce the truce and cancel planned July 4 Klan activity. King urged calm demonstrations to prove good faith as readers of white sects reportedly accept the truce. Manucy denies Klan membership and advises his followers to refrain from violence during the period.
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State Tax Revenues Hit New High Across Iowa
Iowa tax collections rose to a record level with total receipts of 74.06 million dollars for the year, up 2.81 percent from the prior year. Individual income taxes gained 6.57 percent while corporate income taxes rose 8.8 percent. liquor profits surged 25.95 percent in the first year of the new liquor law.
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Typhoon Winnie Fatalities Spread Across Luzon Reported
Manila authorities declared a calamity as Winnie lashed central Luzon. Reports varied on deaths with figures around 27 to 45 while 478,897 were left homeless. Manila airport reopened after two days of disruption as the storm neared the South China Sea.
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No Victory Claims Yet By Goldwater
Senator Barry Goldwater faced depleted delegate strength as his top strategists claimed momentum toward the Republican nomination. He avoided victory claims but indicated about 690 first ballot votes were bound for the convention. He sought a larger margin and hinted he would not concede until nearer the final count.
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