Await Decision On Rights Test News Briefs In The State
A collection of brief items reports a fatal accident in Dubuque as Edgar McNall, head of McNall Machinery, was run over by his own car at a service station and died later. Additional items note Iowa resisting Nebraska’s Missouri River boundary appeal and a drowning at a motel pool near Virginia.
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Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Edgar McNall
McNall Machinery & Supply Corp
McNall
Sioux City
Daniel Kenyon
Joseph Kenyon
Mercer Island
Wash
Virginia
House Rules clears bill to boost Social Security benefits
The House Rules Committee moved a bill to raise Social Security payments and extend coverage to about 500,000 more retired persons. If approved by the Senate it could revive proposals for a health care plan for the aged funded by Social Security taxes. Turkeys to schools join the surplus food buys under the national school lunch program.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
Senate
U.S
Orville J. Free Crim
Quiet Restored in Singapore After Racial Violence
Singapore endured a daytime curfew as more than 6,000 troops and police restored order after Malay Chinese clashes left eight dead and 41 wounded. Acting Prime Minister Tun Abdul Razak announced from Kuala Lumpur that curfew would begin Tuesday night and 15 percent of those arrested face various charges.
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Singapore
Tun Abdul Razak
Kuala’ Lumpur
Malays Star
Kanmunced
Rights Cases Sent To U S Court From Greenwood
In Greenwood Mississippi 97 civil rights workers including two Iowans were transferred to federal court ending a jail stay. They were released on bond with most free Tuesday and fined 100 and 30 days on a Mississippi law violation for picketing a public building. The Iowa students Bambi Brown 20 Deg and Raymond L Rohrbaugh 26 Iowa City were among those involved in voting list registration work.
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Greenwood
Wiss
Mississippi
Towans Are Miss ‘Bambi Brown, 20, of Deg "Maines and Raymond L.rohrbaugh
Iowa City
The
University, of
Iowa
Negaces
Crooks Taken to Cleaners In Canal Street Undercover Sting
New Orleans police hosted a three month undercover operation leading to 32 arrests at a party run by Frey pose as Harry Long at a Canal Street laundry. Detectives bought $47 000 in stolen goods for $11 000 from 53 people including fences. Police chief Giarrusso and mayor Scitisro announced the raid as officers swept homes of known fences and recovered a large quantity of stolen property.
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New Orleans
Reg Atk
George J. Hughes
Canal Street
Underworld
Frey
Harry Long
Joseph J. Giarrusso
Hughes
Johnson poverty bill sparks Senate clash over aid plan
The 912 million antipoverty bill faces a head on fight in the Senate with President Johnson pressing a broad plan to fund job corps and community programs while opponents led by Sen. Barry Goldwater criticize it as a political move. The bill would back job training, loans, and grants, plus a Volunteers for America Corps, with House hearings planned ahead of possible GOP opposition.
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Washington —Jr
Senate
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Mike Mansfield
Montana
House Rules Committee
House
America
John G. Tower
B-Tex
Senate Ae Vpte
Acting Mayor Links Riots to Communists in New York
The FBI probes possible Communist influence as Harlem and Brooklyn racial violence flare up. Police fire on looters in Bed sty, Brooklyn, with 200 officers deploying 150 shots in the air. Dozens of arrests follow while Harlem quiets after weekend clashes over a Black youth’s death.
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New York
FBI
Brooklyn
Paul R. Serevane
Harlem
Communist Party
Bedford-Stuyvesant
Robert F. Wagner
Wagner
National Guard
Manchattan
Frantin
Nostrand
Sumner Avenue
Weather forecast with hot humidity and thundershowers
The local forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies with continued heat and humidity. Scattered thundershowers are possible tonight and Thursday. Tonight's lows in the mid 70s, Thursday's highs in the mid 90s. High Tuesday around 89, tonight near 72, 90 at noon today. River stage 4.8 feet.
Exiles Urge Envoys to Act On Cuban Aggression
Exiles from Miami New York Baltimore and other East Coast cities urged foreign ministers to act against Cuba as a March on Washington ended in a clash with police. Dean Rusk spoke amid calls for stronger sanctions. more than 5 000 demonstrators gathered beginning at the Lincoln Memorial. Police arrested four for disorderly conduct and treated several for injuries heat exhaustion and other effects of the tumult.
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Washington
Aimarch
Weston Hemisphere
Dean Rusk
United States
Pan American Union
Alter
Post- Ing
Vollateral
Miami
Castra
PLC
Tancoln Memorial
Cuba
Russia
America
New York
Baltimore
Chicago
County Budget Hearing Slated Aug 10
A public hearing on the proposed 1965 county government budget is set for 10 a.m. Monday August 10 at the courthouse. The total possible expenditures run about 2 545 272 with tax rates likely to be adjusted after final property valuations.
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Will
Shafer
Yale
New Moves Are Based In Viet Nam
Saigon reports that South Vietnamese Air Force planes are dropping sabotage teams and training to extend combat in North Vietnam. Air Commander Nguyen Cao Ky told reporters at Bien Hoa air field that Russians tried to intercept the flights and that North Vietnam has radar and strong anti air defenses. Ky said he personally piloted over North Vietnam and raids continue with low altitude to avoid hits.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Neuyen Cao Ky
Bien Hoa
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Evan Hultman
Towa
Nebraska
U.S. Supreme Court
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Maddox
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