Pair Who Fled From Muscatine Jail Captured Later
Police rounded up two escapees from Muscatine county jail After they fled on Thursday morning Sturms and Womack were seen fleeing near Sub Van Buren Street Earlier in May Sturms had previously escaped by rope from a different jail window They will be charged with jail break Nicewanner faced separate charges for aiding the flight.
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Sturms
Muscatine County
Muscatine
Ixett Avenue
Robert Daerres
Gary Butts
Cecil James Womack
Springfield
Reir
Price
Sherift
Dick Oppel
Muscaline
van Buren Street
Shortley
Shurms
Wontack
Oppelt
Glenn Thome
Route 2
Letts
Nicewanner
Womack
Sturns
Dan
Sugar link to heart attacks claims by British expert
In London Prof John Yudkin notes evidence shows high sugar intake raises heart attack risk. He presented the view in the British Medical Journal. In Moscow a Rembrandt mother portrait from 1628 was found in a Kiev monastery storehouse per Komsomolskaya Pravda. Tokyo reports U S Ambassador Reischaur returned from Hawaii after recovering from a wound caused by a deranged Japanese youth on March 24.
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John Yudkin
Yudkin
Moscow
Rembrandt
Kiev
Komsomolskaya Pravda
Tokyo
U.S
Edwin 0. Reischaur
Japan
Hawaii
Ween
Senate votes on federal pay raise stirs party lines
Washington reporters note Bourke, Milken, and Jack Miller sided with the Republicans as the Senate approved the pay increase for federal officials including presidents, judges, and Congress members. Miller, claiming the bill would have passed with his support, said it contained only smaller raises for presidential appointees.
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Washington
Bourke ‘Milkenlooper
Jack Miller
Senate
Supreme Court
Miller
Congress
Bremer ton Couple Killed in Rainy Collision Near Here
In Bremer ton Washington a married couple Roy Laverne Dodson and Marjorie Anna Dodson were killed and four others injured in a rear end collision during a driving rainstorm. The accident occurred Friday near here.
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Manengo
Bremerton
Wash
Roy Laverne Dodson
Marjorie
Anna
Testing Of Rights Bill Begins
Washington confronts the civil rights bill as groups begin testing compliance with its provisions against racial discrimination in public accommodations. Southern leaders warn of legal challenges and potential trouble as desegregation efforts move forward across the nation. High profile NAACP leader Roy Wilkins and Martin Luther King Jr. of SCLC announce coordinated drives to test compliance and push for desegregation.
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Washington
South
Mississippi
Paul Johnson
Roy Wilkins
Stere
National Association For’ the Advancement of Colored People
Firearms Expert Testifies in Gebhart Case
Firearms identification expert Andrew Newquist of the State Bureau of Criminal Investigation testified in the William Gebhart murder trial in Moscow. He linked powder residue on a blouse to a gun muzzle within 20 to 24 inches and described ballistic tests showing residue spread up to 43 inches. He noted no revolver fingerprints or knife evidence at the Gebhart home. defense may challenge recoil and bullet effects while the trial proceeds to further witnesses.
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State Eureau
William Gebhart
Moscow
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Gebhart
Sarah Gebhart
Newaquist
Atty
Garry Woodward
Asst, Co
Robert Wilson
Powter
Newquist
Gebbarto
Delonge
Wi Mead
Matthew Westvale
Mra
Geb
Newgust
Des Moines
Fox
Blydd
EY We ‘Mead
Newalist
Tom Hopewell
De Gaulle and Erhard Begin Conference in Berlin
De Gaulle arrives in West Berlin with seven ministers for two days of talks aimed at aligning Erhard with France on independence from the United States and Britain. Officials say no sensational results are expected as discussions focus on strengthening positions with the communists, common market talks, and securing French cooperation in global negotiations.
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West Germany
Ludwig Erhardt
de’ Gaulle
United’ States
Britain
de Gaulle
Konrad
Adenauer
Erhard
Bout
Incaii’ Oy
Independence Day Activities Set Here
Independence Day events begin at Weed Park with a Swim-Dange in the pool and a parade downtown. Tom Carpenter Band will perform as activities run from 8 to 14 o clock, under Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsorship.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
Weed Park
Weed
Tom: Carpenter
NEA Vote on Segregation Amid Convention Turmoil
Officials at the National Education Association convention in Seattle face a desegregation vote as 6,172 delegates debate a motion linking white teacher associations in Southern states with a two year plan. The amendment to a readership sponsored resolution is expected to be defeated after a lengthy verbal clash extending into the final day.
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Seattle
Wash
Educa ‘Tion
Howes
Muscatine Fourth Festivities Parade and Events Summary
A Muscatine pageant weekend features a border-themed parade route through downtown with trophies awarded across five divisions. Linda Weis leads Miss Fourth of July alongside attendants, plus participating bands and convertibles. Afternoon events include a 2 horse show at New Kent-Stein Park, noon start, with trophies and cash prizes. Wood Park hosts tennis tours and a band concert by AFM Local No. 551, followed by an evening concert at 7:45. A 45‑minute fireworks display closes Saturday at Weed Park. The Port City Rides come to Weed Park tonight, operating all day Saturday and starting 2 p.m. Sunday’s Soap Meats, Box Derby, and Muscatine champion selection for a national event are planned, with class A and B heats and a special match between Fire Chief and Police Chief. U.S. Bonds and other awards will be presented to winners, with potential weather risk noted for heavy rains.
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Kent-Stein Park
Muscatine
Saddle Club
Weed
Port City
Weed Park
Akron
Alex Bender
Moscatine Journal Announces Independence Day Observance
The Moscatine Journal will observe Independence Day as a holiday and no editions will be published Saturday. The Journal office will remain closed all day.
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Moscatine Journal
Journal
Fight Delayed Over Soviet Consular Treaty
Senate Democrats delay public hearings on the U S Soviet consular treaty as Republicans mounting campaign attacks push for accountability. Leaders Mansfield and Fulbright say hearings cannot be held this year and will resume next year due to a tight schedule.
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Washington
Senate
New York
Chivezo
San Francisco
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Mike ‘Mansfield
Motlana
Ser
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ash
Foreign , Relations Committee
Benrnzs
Weekend Weather Outlook With Showers Likely
Cloudy periods with occasional showers and possible thunderstorms. Little temperature change through Saturday. Lows in the mid to upper 60s, Saturday highs near 90. Tonight's low around 72 with river stage at 5.5 feet.
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