Luverne Youth Slain and Pair Held After High Speed Chase
A 17-year-old Luverne youth was found shot dead in a Broadside ditch. A roadblock near New Ulm led to the arrest of a 18-year-old male and a 16-year-old girl, jailed in New Ulm awaiting removal to Luverne. Police say suspects hail from Luverne. a rifle and ammunition were found in Hitch's car amid related burglaries at a local dairy coop.
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Luverne, Minn
Minnesota
New Ulm
Gir
Luverne
Harvey Hitch
R. T. Rodenberg
Brown County
Cutlarnay
Rodenberg
Mich Lord
Edwin Keterling
Diane Molland
Neil Roberts
Hileh
Jim
F. G. Richardson
Springfield
Hitch
Miss’ Moiland
Sleepy Eye
Essig
New Ulin
Flitch
Roberts
Luverne Farmery Coop
Explosives Seized As Police Question Quebec Front Suspects
Montreal police arrest eight men in a probe into the Quebec Liberation Front. Officers seize dynamite fuses and timing devices as a campaign of bombings in the Montreal area continues. Police officials announce more arrests likely as the case unfolds.
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Montreal
Quebec Liberation Front
J. Adrien Robert
T He Arpeste
Josaphat Brunel
Fanienal
Montreal Arc
Quebec
Canaria
Fire Station Modernization Proposed Amid Falling Plaster
Burlington residents back a bond issue to modernize the central fire station and nearby police station. The 1907 building suffered a ceiling collapse in a second floor sleeping room, dropping plaster and injuring none of the six on duty while others escaped harm. The measure will be put to voters this summer.
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Burlington
North Iowa Hit by Severe Weekend Rainstorms
Heavy rains drenched northern Iowa with up to 6.74 inches in Correctionville and Hal Warden area and 6.50 inches in Kingsley. Flooding blocked Highway 159 and damaged basements while storms toppled trees and antennas. Despite the deluge, Humboldt’s week-long 100th anniversary celebration began as scheduled. Temperatures ranged from 82 to 88 across the region with overnight lows around 60s.
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Associated Press
Iowa
Humboldt
Highway 159
Northwest Town
Correctionville
Hal Warden
Kingsley
E. Bradley
Counci
Biuffs
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Valerlo
Council Bluffs
Plane Crash In India Kills 29 Passengers
An Indian Airlines DC3 Dakota crashed and burned near Srinagar while en route from Amritsar to Srinagar, killing all 29 aboard. Among the dead is Associate Prof. James Clarence Laver of Champaign Illinois and his family, with wreckage and passenger lists located by the U.S. Embassy in New Delhi.
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New Delhi
India
Goa
Indian Airlines
University of Ilinois
Amritsar
South Indian
Srinigar
Kashmir
U.S
Indha
James Clarence Laver
Champaign
Rockefeller’s heavy schedule tests 1964 presidential bid
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller resumes public duties with wife Margaretta amid question of how voters view the remarriage. A slate of appearances from Albany to Waldorf Astoria outlines his potential path to the GOP nomination, supported by many Republican governors and party observers. Goldwater maintains momentum with travels and a planned New York City address.
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Gov. Rockefeller
Washington
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Margaretta Fitler Murphy
Slyears
Kovornoor
Albany
Citizens' Planning Committee
Idaho
Kan‘aps
Maine
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Oregon
Sem
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Arizona
Montana
South Dakota
Goldwater
New York City
Pope John XXIII Dies After Ill Health and Tumor
The 61 year old Pope John XXIII dies at 7 49 pm EST after a stomach tumor caused hemorrhaging and peritonitis. He had guided the church through the second Vatican Council and spoke of unity and peace to a vast crowd in St Peter's Square. The world mourns as leaders consider the council's fate and Vatican diplomacy with communist regimes.
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John XXIII
St. Peter's Basilica
St. Peter's Square
Sir Peter's Square
Vatican
Successor To Be 262nd Church Head
The successor of Pope John XXIII will be the 262nd recognized pontiff on the official list of sovereigns in the Roman Catholic Church. The Vatican revised the papal count after World War II and again in 1964, dropping and adding names, leading to uncertainty over whether the next pope will be the 262nd or 242nd.
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Ati
John Xxil
Pope John
Pius XII
Vcan
Vatican
Stephen II
John XXII
Stephen
Stephens
Missile Lead Widens in U S Soviet Missile Race
Paul H. Nitore of the Pentagon argues Washington holds a growing edge over the Soviet Union in the production of nuclear missiles. The international security expert notes a daily widening gap in missile output and strategic capability.
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Washington
Paul H. Nitre
the . Pentagon
The
United States
Soviet Union
Bauer Named Ottumwa Business Manager in Courier Change
Robert A. Bauer, long associated with Muscatine Journal since 1931 and former business manager since 1937, is appointed business and promotion manager of the Ottumwa Courier. Joly Talsot will become Muscatine Journal business and promotion manager, with prior Wisconsin experience. Tra F. Downing, 55, retires as Ottumwa Courier business manager after 46 years with the paper, including 1949 appointment.
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Robert A. Bauer
Muscatine Journal
Ottumwa Courier
Ottumwa
Iowa
Joly Talsot
Madison
Wis
Taloot
Wisconsin, State Journal
Philip D. Adler
Lee Enterprises
Bauer
Aitenation Depi Ont
Association
Central States Circulation Managers Association
Muscatine
Grace
First Baptist Church
Nancy
Iowa Wesleyan College
Mt Pleasant
Tra F. Downing
Judge Defers Ruling on Restraining Wallace
A federal judge delayed ruling on a restraining order against Alabama Governor George Wallace as hearings on July 21 featured two Justice Department witnesses and a Wallace tape. Wallace did not attend. the court considers whether federal orders to enroll two Negro students in the university system will be enforced amid regional protests and clashes. Governors plans to block enrollment renew in the face of potential federal intervention.
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Lynne
Justice Department
Chambers
Wallace
Walter Ray Bulls
Montgomery
Wellace
Justice Departent
Ur. & Dist
Seybourn H. Lynne
al Bama Ray
Alabama
University of Alabama At
Court Bans Transfers For Pupils In Tennessee
The Supreme Court struck down two public school transfer plans in Tennessee that let pupils transfer to avoid race in education. Knoxville and Davidson County plans were challenged as racial segregation, with Nashville and Knoxville in different jurisdictions. The decision, delivered unanimously by Justice Clark, contends the plans effectively restrict Negroes to all Negro schools while allowing white students to move, solely on race.
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Washington(m
Supreme Court
Tennessee
Knoxville
Davidson County
Nashville
Knox County
Clark
Florida Ban on Agency Shop Pacts Upheld
Supreme Court split decisions upheld Florida’s prohibition on agency shop contracts while ruling Taft-Hartley does not ban such pacts. Two cases involved United Auto Workers versus General Motors in Indiana and Retail Clerks Local 16% against Food Fair stores in Miami. Justice Goldberg did not participate.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Florida
Justee Goldberg
Secretary of
A&a
Indiana
United Auto Workers
General Motors Corp
Afl-Cio
Food Fair, Inc
Miami
Andersen Named to Iowa Utilities Advisory Group
Jay W. Andersen, superintendent of Muscatine municipal utilities, was appointed to the Iowa Commerce Commission Utility Cooperation Committee. Eight other members were named May 25. The unofficial group will advise the commission on implementing a new law regulating rates and services of public utilities.
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Jay W. Andersen
Muscatine
Iowa Commerce Commission- Utility Cooperation Committee
Commission
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Soalan
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Gainsville
Fla
University of Florida
Greensboro
J. W. Andersen
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