British Press Claims Soviet Agents Target British Top Spy Dolnytsin
British newspapers report Soviet agents aim to kill or abduct Anatoli Dolnytsin, a defector who provided British counter intelligence with names and networks. Dolnytsin is in hiding awaiting a new identity as plastic surgery and secrecy are considered to hide him from pursuers.
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China Admits Failure in Communism Unity Talks
Moscow dispatch reports China and Soviet negotiators failed to reconcile differences in an attempt to heal the widening gap within communism. Peking acknowledged talks were a flop and signaled potential future bilateral discussions as East West nuclear test ban talks prepare to open with U S, Britain, and the Soviet Union.
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Peace Hopes Brighten Savannah Turmoil Seeks Calm
Savannah Georgia guards were placed on standby with 100 on duty after two nights of rioting. Governor Carl Sanders ordered security to meet emergencies while biracial talks produced a tentative pact to curb further disorder. Church leaders urged restraint as mass marches were paused for several days.
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Mountaineers Force Closing of Camp in North Carolina
In Buie Ridge near Rosman, North Carolina, the Summerlane camp faced closure after reports of free love and nudity, with 70 campers, mostly teenagers, evacuated and the camp bus damaged. No serious injuries reported. Sheriff C R McCall says the camp may relocate to an undisclosed New Jersey site amid local outrage and a controversial New York newspaper, Herald of Freedom, publishing camp activities.
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England
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Herald’ of Freedom
New York
Frank Capel
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Inch of Rain Falls Across Iowa Areas
Fr iday night and today produced light to moderate showers across much of the state. Muscatine reported about 0.71 inch by 7 am with Our No 16 at 0.80 inch and more rain afterward. Temperatures cooled behind the showers with highs from 70 to 88 and lows from 61 to 68, with Sunday forecast partly cloudy and warmer and Monday mostly fair.
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Discrimination In Iowa Noted By Gov Hughes
Gov Harold Hughes condemned discrimination in Iowa as harming employment and housing opportunities for people of color or faith. He warned it stifles economic growth and will reshape state efforts with a reconstituted Commission on Human Rights to investigate rights violations. Former commissioners Herschel Love Jess and Norman Erbe are slated for appointment.
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Harold ‘Hughes
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Military Guard Clamps On Cambridge After Shootings
In Cambridge Maryland the National Guard restored order amid a tense, racially charged clash. More than 400 troops imposed curfews, liquor sales bans, and entry checks after six wounded in a two day flare of violence. Gov Tawes halted calls for a special session despite local police limits. Protesters including about 250 Negroes and white sympathizers marched amid demands for desegregation and release of two juvenile demonstrators.
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Regime in Ecuador cracks down on leftists
A military junta in Ecuador ousts President Arosemena and bans the Communist party. Vice President Donoso is exiled, curfew and censorship are imposed, and arrests occur for curfew violations. Junta promises constitutional restoration after suppressing Communists and pro Cast terrorists within about two years.
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Weekend Traffic Mishaps Add Seven to State's Toll
Seven persons died in accidents on Tovra's highways Friday night and today. Cars and trucks collided on routes 218 63 65 9 and 163 near Keokuk New Hampton Manly Ames Fort Dodge and other locations. Victims include Dennis Leo Miller Burt Harold Berry Spinler Lamb Witaker and Spinler.
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Des Moines
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Larry Lowe
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Ray W. Lanier
Mapleton Ga
Lee County
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Envoy Escapes As Shots Miss His Helicopter
In Vientiane Laos a helicopter carrying British Ambassador Donald Hopson and two ICC members was fired upon en route to Pathet Lao headquarters. Four shots missed. a second craft carrying other ICC personnel was hit but no injuries occurred. Both helicopters landed safely.
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Des Moines Search Continues for Jail Escapee
Davenport man Raymond Lewis Post escaped Polk County jail Thursday by stripping to shorts and soaping his body to squeeze through a 10 inch window then dropping 15 feet on a mattress strip rope. A motorist later saw him crawl from a second story window and authorities report no sightings since.
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Wilbur T Hildreth
Hopes Wane Of Finding 3 In Abandoned Mine
Officials planned a final probe today into an old abandoned mine in the search for three boys missing since Thursday. Sixteen rescue team members emerged from the mine and reported no clues. Everett Turner of the U S Bureau of Mines said exploration would take about eight hours, then officials would decide if the teens are not inside. A large pressure fan would clear deadly damp gas that forced workers to quit earlier Friday. The search paused for the night after two hours. The missing boys are Robert Abbott, 15, Danny O Ken, and Billy Burke, about 33.
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Everett Turner
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Bank Robbery by Women Triggers Quick Recovery of Cash
In Greenback a Merchants and Farmers Bank of note operated solely by women was robbed for the third time in eight months. Mrs. Elam and bookkeeper Cleo Mills followed orders, the bag filled with cash, and a car fled. Officers arrested Merrill Mack Moser and Jack Fee nearby. $7,200 plus pistol and sunglasses recovered. both men jailed on bank robbery charges in Knoxville. Six men previously imprisoned for similar holds. bank lacks alarm system.
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