Snow avalanche in France kills 14 in Mont Blanc area
News briefs report a fatal avalanche in the Mont Blanc range near Chamonix killing 14 people including a world slalom champion and several professors from the National School for High Mountains. Four professors and nine students were among those believed buried. In Mexico City the earthquake toll rises to 31 with most victims in Guerrero villages and Acapulco largely spared.
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France
Chamonix
Aimaille
Mont Blanc Range
Charles Rozen
Ite
Ree Pied
National School For High Mountains
Eliles
Mexico
Guerrera
Acapulco
Mexico City
Guerrero
Castro snubs U.S. Cuba talks as relations strain
In The Nation report, Washington shows a chilly stance toward Fidel Castro. Castro told the New York Times Cuba would halt material support to Latin American revolutionaries if the United States and allies suspend actions against Cuba. A State Department spokesman affirmed the U.S. position that Castro's ties with the Soviet Union, not promotion of subversion, are non negotiable. Antipoverty bill heads to committee vote in Congress. Senator Goldwater opposed. McNamara cautioned swift action pending recess. Senator Case urged action to compel Bobby Baker to repay funds from government payroll and influence.
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Washington
Fidel Castro
U.S
Castro
New York Times
Cuba
United ‘S
State ‘ Department
United States
Soviet Union
Senate “Labor’ Committee
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Raviz
Senate
Congress
Baker
Clifford P. Case
RN. J
Bobby Baker
Case
Case Six
Riles
Democratic convention toplines Iowa 7th District race
Democratic sources expect a two man race for the southwest Iowa congressional nomination with John Hansen of Manning and state Rep Alvin Meyer of Winterset leading the field. A June 2 date and party dynamics shape the contest as Reese and others are noted but details remain unclear.
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Audubon
Iowa
Con
Reese
John Hansen
Af ‘Manning
Alvin Meyer
Winterset
Role - Gellers
89 Year Old Defendant Testifies in Wife and Sister-in-Law Shooting
An 89 year old man described the March 26 shooting of his wife Sarah Gebhart and her sister Anna Yarbrough in Muscatine county. He testified that during a confrontation over wages garnishment knives were drawn, and he fired after warning them to stay back. He said he believed the women intended to kill him as he opened the bedroom door and that Sarah ran outside before collapsing.
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Willian Gebhart
Mosco
Muscatine
Saraly
Anna Yarbrough
Davie Scieweinsky
Lincoln
Ioan
Sarah
Gebhart
Sarah Gerhart
Anna
Quigide
Woodward
Hiere
Joan
Geb Hact
Gebhard
Nigiashing
Joe
Val
Iowa City Woman Faces First Degree Murder Charge
Evelyn Chapman 26 appeared in pole court for arraignment on a first degree murder charge in the slaying of her husband Carl Lincoln Chapman 28. Judge Jansen continued proceedings to Friday at 1 pm with no bail. Chapman told the court she had spoken with Lovelace during a 10A2 divorce case. County Attorney Neusil said the defendant signed a statement admitting the shooting. The body was found in a closet at their home after an argument the prior night.
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Iowa City
Evelyn ‘Chapman
Pole Court
Robert W., Jansen
Javity
Love- Ince
Lover Iace
Jansen
Mrs. Chapman
Lovelace
Neusil
Chapman
Willy
Carl Lincoln Chapman
John “Chapman
Newzil
Nissol
Tro Land
James Ramsey
Nissot
Winds Hit Muscatine As Storm Brings Gusts To 70 MPH
A wind and rain storm swept Muscatine with gusts reaching up to 70 miles per hour at the municipal power plant and 65 mph near Lock and Dam No. 46. No major damage was reported though a falling limb caused a 20 minute power outage as a feeder circuit was broken and lines tripped at the substation. Downtown Muscatine endured the impact despite the absence of broader damage.
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Muscatine
Lock and Dam No. 46
Wind Carries Building Roof Onto Highway 61
A roof blew off a Verink farm building near the Louisa County line on Highway 61 around 9 30 am. The debris blocked the highway while long distance lines fell. No severe injuries reported. power restored within an hour except for isolated spots.
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Iowa
Mlinois
John Verink
Louisa County
Muscatine
Louisa
Verink
Hig
Herman‘ Dieckman
Riot injures nine as St Louis crowds clash
About 500 Black residents rioted after a heart case call in Kinloch vicinity. Nine officers were injured as bricks and bottles struck patrols. three buildings burned and eight people arrested. Youths later surrounded the 9th District station, some picketing.
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St. Louis
John Heisler
Kinloch
Nlight
9Th District
Gilbert Tissot
New Racial Conflict Seen For Guiana
Georgetown British Guiana reports a fresh wave of racial violence after a river launch carrying about 70 Negroes was bombed. At least 10 laborers were killed and eight children among the missing. A shortwave broadcast from British Guiana cited 21 dead, with authorities scouring the Demerara River for survivors.
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Georgetown
British Guiana
British ‘Guiana
Miami
Demerara River
Republican Platform Battles Over Civil Rights Act
At GOP platform sessions, Gov Nelson Rockefeller urged affirmation of the Civil Rights Act’s constitutionality. He opposed narrowing the party and backed Scranton’s push against Goldwater. Missouri votes and Kansas scenarios highlighted intra party strains as Laird seeks platform control.
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San Francisco
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Republican Platform’ Committee
New York
Wil Ham W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Rockefeller
Tov
ST. Louis
Blo
L— Herre
Lodge
Missouri
Kansas
Scranton Sets Illinois Air Tour In Tight Presidential Bid
Pennsylvania Governor William W Scranton begins a plane and train tour of Illinois aimed at pressuring Republican convention delegates to back his bid for the presidential nomination. The trip mirrors Abraham Lincoln routes from Springfield to Washington. insiders report advisers expect no immediate shift to Goldwater and note debates over the constitutionality issue remain unsettled. Senate adviser Hugh Scott and moderate delegates discuss a draft platform as Conte of Massachusetts attends.
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Chicago
Pennsylvania
William’ W. Scranton
Tlinais
Scranton
Goldwater
Arizona
Abraham Lincoln
Springfield
Iser
Washington
Laird
Romney
Hugh ,Scott
Scott
Silvia
Conte
Massachusetts
Unclear OCR Ad Prompt Seeks Quick Money Bargain
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Matthew Westrate
Ralph Newzil
West Hill
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Parken
Muscatine County
Willan, McEhree
Garege
F. J. Bauerbach
John Vorink
Muscatin
Canine Corps
Sergeans
Roy Boltums
Willian Brown
Naomi’ Murphy
Aid
Guiana
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Rocke Ifeller
Francisco
Michigan
George Romney
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William W. Scranton
GOP
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Platform Committee
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Asa
St.George
Vention
House of Representatives
Melvin R. Laird
R-Wis
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