World Briefs Anger Over Australian US Meat Quota
In Canberra Australia lashes out at US over canceled meat quota pact. Senate approved legislation would curb beef imports to counter price declines, a House action awaited as bilateral relations hang in balance. Thant says Soviets refuse to pay UN peacekeeping dues. Castro sister seeks asylum in Mexico. Juanita Castro, 32, granted asylum papers after arriving from Havana.
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Unemployment Rate Rises in The State in June
A Town Employment Security Commission report notes unemployment climbed in June as more youths entered the labor force. The rate rose from 2.4 percent in May to 2.6 percent in June, up from 2.7 percent in April.
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State GOP and Democrats reach compromises in platforms
In Des Moines Republicans and Democrats align on electing a governor for a car term, equalizing property tax assessments, and not spending on attracting industry. Both parties discuss highways and annual sessions. Republicans delete one recommendation, while Democrats repudiated extremist groups.
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China Opposes World Communist Meeting Split
China denounces a planned world Communist party meeting led by the Soviet Union as a schism within Marxism Leninism. Peking cites a May 7 1964 letter and Moscow declarations while urging unity and rejecting unilateral steps toward an international gathering.
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Damp Cold Threatens Three Trapped Miners
In Champagnoise, rescuers battled damp cold as nine miners remained underground in a collapsed mine. Foreman Andre Martinel cited three men showing nervous strain and isolation, while teams fed them warm clothing and supplies. A drill aimed to create an escape hatch despite solid rock delays.
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Miss USA Bobbi Joins Miss Universe Contest as Math Whiz
Bobbi from Washington D C, a blue eyed blonde and National Science Foundation scholar, won Miss USA in a pageant before eight thousand spectators. She plans to study mathematics and aims to program electronic computers. She competes tonight for Miss Universe against 38 nations, after serenade from Ricky Nelson.
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Social Security Bill Faces Senate Fight Over Health Care Additions
The House passed a 288 to 40 measure to raise Social Security payments by about 3 percent for retirees and expand eligibility, while Senate supporters seek to insert optional hospital care provisions. The bill would boost benefits for single workers, couples, and families, raise the wage base for taxes, and expand coverage to more widowed and elderly individuals as well as self employed doctors and interns.
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Miss Moline contestant shines in Illinois pageant
Bonnie Sue Arp, 20, of Moline wore a yellow one piece swimsuit as she placed in prelims for the Miss Illinois Pageant. Kathryn Lundeen, 17, of Galesburg wowed judges with a My Fair Lady aria and won talent honors. Further preliminaries proceed tonight and Friday.
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Galesburg
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Rights Leaders Plan To Continue Demonstrations
Civil rights leaders in New York say they will not end mass protests before Election Day despite a call from other leaders to curtail demonstrations. The summit statement, led by Roy Wilkins, urges focusing on registering more Black voters and maintaining pressure after the vote. Local figures in Harlem say they will press on with marches and actions, citing court injunctions and ongoing housing protests.
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Father slays his daughters in Warsaw farmyard tragedy
In Warsaw, Darrell Schmitt killed his two daughters Diane Florence Schmitt, 16, and Irene Marie Schmitt, 13, with a baseball bat and razor after trapping them in a farm yard. Schmitt, a former mental hospital patient, confessed and was jailed in Hancock County. The sisters were found with severe injuries in the yard near the family car.
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North Rhodesia Refugees Describe Lumpa Sect Massacre
Northern Rhodesia faces a brutal Lumpa sect attack as refugees report 50 men killed with spears in Chipwata and Emabundo. Armed forces prepare a major operation after the death toll rises to about 200 among villagers, women, and children.
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