Rusk and McNamara Return From Honolulu Conference
Secretary of State Rusk and Secretary of Defense McNamara returned from a Honolulu conference with a number of recommendations to strengthen Southeast Asia against Communist pressures. They stressed U S commitment to deter North Vietnam Red China and the Soviet Union and said no plans had been approved to expand the war into North Vietnam.
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McNamara
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Southeast Asia
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U.S
Continued Growth Seen For U S Military Power
London Conn UC President Johnson said the United States is stronger militarily than any adversary or combination, and the growing strength is to save, not destroy civilization. At Coast Guard Academy graduation, he warned adversaries resort to guerrilla warfare and urged cadets to share responsibility for global security and humanity.
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London
Conn
Johnson
Orlay
United States
Coast Guard Academy
Inhasen
Bus Rams Bridge Killing Three in Wisconsin Crash
A chartered bus overturned on a rain slick highway on U.S. 41 north of Chicago near Gurnee, killing three women and injuring 47. Driver Clarence Loreh, 60, was in critical condition after reportedly tinkering with a back wheel before the wreck.
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Charles E. Larson
U.S. 41
Chicago
Milwaukee
Wis
Lawson
Clarence Loreh
Loreh
Waukegan
Rights Bill Tactics Shift As Debate Moves On
In the Senate civil rights debate both sides changed tactics. Southerners resist voting on amendments while backers shift to speaking to pressure closure. Leaders warn the plan hinges on a closure vote next Tuesday and aim for final passage by mid June pending a two thirds vote. President Johnson expressed confidence the bill will pass after the Senate limits further debate.
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Washington
Senate
Dixie
Johnson
Employment growth from Iowa industrial developments in 1964
Harold Hughes reported in a High Twelve Club luncheon speech that four months into 1964 Iowa added 22 new industrial developments, 27 branch plants or renovations, and seven expansions. Capital investments reached about 83 million dollars, far above the 16 million from the same period last year.
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Iowa
Harold Hughes
Hughes
US Forces in Vietnam Hit Over Fifteen Thousand
Secretary of the Army Stephen Ailes announced at West Point that about 15,000 U S troops were deployed in South Vietnam, with Pentagon figures listing a total near 15,800, though breakdowns by service were not officially detailed.
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N.Y. i
South Viet Nam
Stephen Ailes
WA. S. A
Ailes
U. S. Military Academy
Washington
Pentagon
U.S
Ach
Sevice
New York Plans Broad Police Push After Subway Attacks
Mayor Wagner orders about 7,000 officers to patrol streets and subways on overtime to curb Negro hoodlum violence after Memorial Day weekend subway and ferry assaults. 300 extra patrolmen to street duty and 200 to transit posts to extend coverage. all officers to wear uniforms and subway work emphasized.
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New York City
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Wapvier
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Ft. Lo 2 A. Tm
Police Clash as Seoul Students Protest Martial Law Declared
About 20 000 students and citizens demanded actions in Seoul urging President Chung Mee and authorities amid protests. The scene grew tense as reports indicate martial law may be proclaimed during the night.
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Seoul
Collapse of Essex Wire Talks Sparks Guard Turmoil at Hillsdale
Nearly 1,000 Michigan National Guardsmen kept peace in Hillsdale as negotiations at Essex Wire Corp collapsed on the eve of reopening authorized by Gov. Romney. Strikes and violence flared with IUE replacing the Teamsters, injuring workers and pickets in a tense Midwest labor dispute centered at Essex and spreading to Wisconsin and Indiana.
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International Union “of” Electrical Workers
IUB
Essex
Teamsters
Hillsdale County
Romney
Typhoid Cases Rise in Aberdeen Amid Epidemic Strain
Aberdeen faces a spreading typhoid outbreak with 248 identified cases and 4 suspected, turning the town into a pariah as health authorities race to contain it. The epidemic has already claimed a woman's life and prompted urgent calls for sanitation and medical action.
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Aberdeen
Scolland
Car Upset On Highway Injures Three Girls Near Muscatine
Three teenage girls Judy Meyer 18 Mary Camipas 18 and Debbie McKillip 17 were hospitalized at Muscatine General after a Corvair left the road five miles south of Muscatine around 2 PM. The car spilled into a cornfield as a tire blew, overturning and causing injuries but no further details.
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Judy Meyer
Mary Camipas
Debbie McKillip
Olil
Victory Is Claimed By Pierre in San Francisco
San Francisco dispatch reports Pierre Salinger claiming early Democratic senatorial victory over State Controller Alan Cranston. With 24,181 of 2,861 precincts counted, Salinger led Cranston and received calls of support from President Johnson and Mrs. Kennedy. Cranston conceded, noting Salinger appears the winner, as Brown predicted party unity to face George Murphy in November.
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Salinger
Cranston
Edmund G. Brown
T Evil
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John F. Kennnedy
Ala
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State
Commission Collections Rise in Iowa Tax Hand
DES MOINES Iowa Tax Commission reports about 47 million more in individual income tax receipts on hand than a year ago but cautions that this is not all new revenue. Chairman Andrew George says receipts are tabulated faster this fiscal year and next month’s figures may level off. Total state taxes on hand since last July 1 are up 10.7 million, including 2.2 million more in cigarette taxes and gains from sales, use, inheritance, corporate income taxes, and other sources.
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Iowa Tax Commission
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Andrew George
George
Arizona Senator Closer To Parry's Nomination
California primary results push Barry Goldwater toward the Republican presidential nomination as he overtakes Nelson Rockefeller in California for 86 delegates. Goldwater, leading in early tallies, gains momentum with key wins in South Dakota and New York, while Rockefeller suffers a reversal despite Oregon gains. The night features other elections including Democratic contests and party figures such as Mansfield, Stennis, and Murphy winning nominations or near misses.
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Alabama
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Montana
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Mississippi
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Mansfield
Joseph P Monaghan
Senate
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F. Lindsey
B. Tee
Henry Cabot Lodge
U. S
South Viet Nam
Honolulu
Lodge
Gov
Fatal Homestead Crash Kills Two University Daughters
Two 32 year old daughters of University of Iowa faculty were killed in a highway crash on Highway 6 near Homestead. Anna Bourjaily and Lisa Rosenbaum died when Bourjaily’s car swerved to avoid a left turn, was struck by a semi truck driven by Ralph Smith of Tama, and left the vehicle into a ditch. Bourjaily and his wife suffered head injuries. their son Philip was shaken up.
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Hendrickson
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Tama
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