Anti U S Riots Spread In South Korea
Demonstrations sweep South Korea as U S Army limits to base area in Seoul. About 300 Taegu University students protest the beating of a Korean civilian by U S officers, sparking clashes and a sit down strike. Authorities report violence in the protests and note talks on a status of forces pact with the United States resume with unresolved points.
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Washington
Reformatory Inmate Escapes From Iowa City Hospital
Charles Rin go, 18, an inmate of the Alia mesa Reformatory, escaped today from an Iowa City hospital where he had undergone surgery Thursday. A vehicle damaged by the escape was reported in the area.
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City Hospital
Iowa
Cy —Ih
Charles Ringo
Aliamesa Reformatory
Iowa City
Nashville Man Dies After Being Struck by Train
Marshaliown im-Illum Beard, 43, of Nashville Tennessee, died at Evangelical Hospital after being found beside the North Western Railway track today. Authorities said Beard had been struck by a train.
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Im — Illum Beard
Nashville
Tenn
Evangelical Hospital
North Western Railway
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Beard
Booms Reported Likely June 11 to 15 Near Midwest
The Strategic Air Command said on Friday sonic booms from Air Forte planes are likely between Quincy ML and Minneapolis from 2 p.m. until midnight on June 11 to 15 and between Plainview and Omaha from 11 p.m. June 14 to June 15.
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Air Forte
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Minneapolis
Plainview
Omaha
Strategic Air Command
Free World Loses Cold War Warns Graham to 45000
Evangelist Billy Graham told about 45,000 at Chicago Crusade for Christ that the free world is losing the cold war, equating communism, hydrogen bomb, and economic and moral pressures to giants. He urged youth to trust God, slay giants through Jesus, and cited David’s faith as the model for courage.
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Billy Graham
Crusade For Christ
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Goliath
Graham
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Jesus Christ
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Soliath
Yorner Drug Store
Test Objectors Say Campaign Was Effective
San Francisco residents report the largest civil disobedience campaign in the area as 32 objectors were detained after attempting to transport a whaling of the Everyman to a court-ordered protest against nuclear testing. Spokesman Roger Moss called the action extremely effective and noted three large limousines used.
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San Francisco
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Everyman
Christmas Island
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Feredal Waurl
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Order Sale Of Estes Newspaper And Associated Firms
Federal Judge R E Thomason ordered the sale of Estes holdings including the Pecos Daily News founded in 1967 and a farm implement company after Estes placed his fertilizer cotton and grain empire in receivership. The Pecos Daily News will be sold at public auction from its doorway on Monday with receiver Harry Maoi¢ acting as auctioneer. A Franklin County grand jury subpoenas Estes as a witness next Wednesday probing the death of federal farm official Henry H Marshall tied to Estes cotton acreage dealings.
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R. E. Thomason
Billie Sol’ Estes
Pecos
Tex, Financial
Thomason
Pecos Daily News
Estes
Harry Maoi
Franklin
Henry H. Marshall
State Plans Full Payment-Plus On Aid to Schools
The Iowa State Department of Public Instruction plans to make more than full payment of general state aid to schools this year. The department estimated Friday that general aid funds will cover about 1 percent of the claims, with last year’s payments at 108 percent. General aid is distributed to approved districts by average daily attendance, and 1961 legislation boosted yearly appropriations from $15.4 million to $19.5 million, though only about 40 percent of supplemental art claims may be paid.
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Ors Moines
Department of Public Instruction
Lightning Kills Walcott Youth in Tent Card Game
A lightning strike killed 13 year old Waleotim Rick Dengler and injured two older boys during a card game in a small tent on the Dengler farm two miles south of Walcott. Dennis Wood 14 and Robert Golinghorst 15 suffered non fatal injuries. The victims are local youths from nearby families.
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Rick Dengler
Dengler
Walcott
Warren Dengler
Dennis Wood
Ralph Wood
Robert
Richard Golrghorst
George Golinghorst
Franco suspends right to choose residence in Spain
Madrid reports Generalissimo Francisco Franco’s regime suspends for two years the Spanish right to choose where to live. The decree aims to curb movement of opponents and keep agitators from industrial centers after a week of crippling strikes and bombings linked to labor unrest. Police blame leftist groups and Catholic factions for violence as Franco cites Soviet subversion and church backing of Basque independence efforts.
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Francisco Franco
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Banco Popular
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Asturias
Leon
Bilbao
Barcelona
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Adenauer Proves Stamina in Four Day CDU Convention
Bonn reports Adenauer, 86, defends his grip after 13 years as chancellor. He shows vitality during a taxing four day CDU convention and a lengthy news conference. Supporters argue he remains best suited to lead toward a European union legacy against the Communists.
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Germany
Ikonrad Adenauer
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Christian Democratic Party
Adenauer
Elkader Crash Claims Third Victim Involving Campel
A two car crash south of Elkader killed Paul Campel 21 of Soldiers Grove Wisconsin on Friday after suffering injuries Thursday night. The earlier fatalities were Art Huebsch 69 a Strawbery Point retiree and Gerald Vanier 47 from near Strawberry Point.
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E'kadar
Paul Campel
Grove
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Art Huebsch
Strawberry Point
Gerald Vanier
Astronauts Celebrate Degrees at Colorado and Muskingum
Malcolm Scott Carpenter earned the aeronautical engineering degree from the University of Colorado after missing the final in 1949 due to a heat transfer exam. About 10 000 guests witnessed his graduation at Folsom Stadium where he also received the Norlin Award. John Glenn will be awarded the equivalency of a bachelor’s degree from Muskingum College for his service and NASA work, though he cannot attend the June 11 commencement.
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Malcolm Scott Carpenter
University of Colorado
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Folsom
Norlin
New Concord
Ohio
PRI
John Glenn
Muskingum College
Glenn
Muskingum
Armed Services
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Kennedy gains Massachusetts Senate endorsement
Ted Kennedy, 30, wins overwhelming endorsement by Massachusetts Democrats over McCormack in a divisive convention vote. The result signals a strong launch for Kennedy’s Senate bid with supporters promising continued campaign momentum and a likely September primary rematch.
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Mass
Edward M
Ted Kennedy
Massachusetts
U.S. Senate
Kennedy
Ward J. McCormack
McCormack
Me Sie Ches
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John McCormack
George Lodge
United Nations
Henry Cabot Lodge
Laurence Curtie
Rev ‘Publican
Marilyn Monroe Fired and Sued by 20th Century Fox
Marilyn Monroe was fired by 20th Century Fox and sued by the studio which seeks $500,000 for losses from her absences on Something's Got To Give. The film is 12 days behind schedule and over $2 million in debt as a result of her no shows.
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Hollywood
Marlyn Menroo
Marilyn
20Th Century-Fox
Lee Remick
Bergen
Mariyn
Prodigy Lance Keint Proves Strong in UCLA Courses at 13
Lance Keint, age 13, finished his freshman year at UCLA after skipping ahead to college. He expects strong grades in anthropology, physics, math and Russian and aims for a PhD eventually. Parents Sylvia and Jean Kerr note no family genius trend, but praise his vast vocabulary and precise pronunciation.
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Los Angeles
Lance Keint
University of Califfornia At
Lance
Sylvia
Jean Kerr
Mrs. Kerr
UCLA
Ottumwa Woman Killed in Kirksville Collision
One person died and five injured in an early morning crash on US 63 north of Kirksville involving a car and a semi-trailer. Victim was Katherine Joann Brunk, 38, of Ottumwa. Serious injuries to her husband Hubert and two children Steven and Roger Brunk. One-year-old Hubert Brunk Jr. sustained facial abrasions. Truck driver Forest H. Sanders, 47, of Des Moines, was reported in good condition.
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L. A
Katherine Joann Brunk
Ottumwa
Iowa
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Hubert
Brunk
Steven
Roger
Hubert Jr
Forest H. Sanders
Des Moines
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