Kennedy urges end to wornout slogans join hands with government
President Kennedy urged critics in business and politics to drop wornout slogans and unite with the government to strengthen the economy. He argued the administration is not hostile to business and emphasized partnership among government, industry, and the public for economic progress.
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Destructive Iowa Storm Kills Water Skier in Cedar Lake
Severe thunderstorms swept central Iowa with two waves, bringing 2.7 inches of rain at Indianola and 3.73 inches at Lamont. A man, Robert Heald, 52, of Cedar Rapids, was killed by lightning while riding a water ski on Cedar Lake, pulled from the water by a boat piloted by his wife Eleanor. The storm damaged roofs at the Harlan Lumber Co. and Indianola High School, tore down three trailers, disrupted power lines, and caused a two-vehicle accident on Highway 28 south of Des Moines. Wider impact reached Milo, Lacona, Melcher, Ackworth, and Pella with multiple inches of rainfall and fallen trees.
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Quiet Moment Over Windmill Near Truro Java
A Sunday photograph near Truro Java captures a calm scene as a cloud edge approaches from the right. Moments later the same cloud unleashed wind and heavy rain with hail causing damage from Indianola to Parry along Freeway north of Indianola.
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Hearing Ordered on New York Revamp Suit
The Supreme Court voted seven to four to hear a New York suit arguing that the state legislature's makeup discriminates against metropolitan residents. Justice Harlan dissented. The decision echoes a March 26 ruling in a Tennessee case on urban versus rural representation.
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Monarchist leader among five arrested in Spain roundup
Joaquin de Sarrastegui, an executive of the Spanish affiliate of Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co., is one of five leading monarchists detained in a broad Franco regime crackdown across Spain. He is under forced residence in the Canary Islands.
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Franco Opponents Arrested in Broad Dragnet
Madrid reports that hundreds of Franco dissidents were arrested in a sweeping roundup. Five monarchists were seized after a meeting in Munich. Three refused exile and were sent to the Canary Islands. two chose exile in Paris. Notables named include Joaquin de Sarrastegus and Jaime Miral los, with associates Fernanda Alvarez de Miranda and a Madrid city employee among the detainees. Monarchist leaders Jose Maria Gil Robles and Jesus Prados Arratte took exile.
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Luxury Train Derailment Killing Child in Missoula
Investigators assess air brake failure on Northern Pacific Grand North Coast Limited after 15 cars plunged 100 feet off the track on a mountain curve near Missoula Montana. One child Terese Ann Mont died. 219 injured of 330 aboard as 15 cars tumbled down the embankment toward U.S. 93. Several passengers remained hospitalized. train en route Seattle to Chicago during World’s Fair return.
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Algiers Dockyard Clash Shocks Europeans and Martyn Aid
European and Moslem forces clashed near Algiers dockyards with three Europeans killed and six wounded as Moslem auxiliary police opened fire on passing Europeans. A European police official said the Moslems, guarding a dockworkers' point, fired without provocation. The incident occurs amid reports of the secret army and FLN leaders predicting upheaval as Algeria moves toward independence.
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Time Deposits Rise Across Muscatine and Iowa
A Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago report shows Muscatine banks with time deposits up 17 percent in April from April 1961. Nationwide time deposits in banks above the srate up 10.8 percent. Iowa’s larger cities posted gains: Ottumwa 22.1, Mason City 16.9, Waterloo 15.9, Des Moines 14.8, Sioux City 12, Cedar Rapids 8, Dubuque 7, Clinton 6.8, Burlington 2.6 percent.
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Shallow Water Dive Fatal to Council Bluffs Man
A Council Bluffs man, Adrian Stoops, 47, died from a broken neck after diving into shallow water at Lake Manawa Sunday. He was pulled from the lake by two onlookers but could not be revived. Stoops worked for the American Can Company in Omaha.
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Injured: List Missoula Montana from Northern Pacific crash
The damaged list of injured from Sundays Northern Pacific Railroad crash shows patients treated at hospitals with hometowns or states included. Names include Richard Mostrah Minnesota George Guinthie Rock Island Davenport Iowa E H Salke Iowa Hernan Fedder Moline Al John A Feeney Jr Davenport Iowa Frank Griffin Davenport Iowa Lou Green Davenport Iowa Harry Huss Davenport Fred Nagle Davenport Otto Nagle Davenport Henry Nagle Davenport George Powell Davenport Clarence Wooly Des Moines P G Willey Clinton Iowa.
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Clarence Wooly
Deg Moines
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Three Die in Head-On Crash Near Winnebago Neb
Three people killed and five injured in a head-on collision on U S Highway 77 near Winnebago Nebraska. Victims include Hans H Sorensen 68 Blair Doris Morgan 42 and Judith Morgan 18 from Winnebago plus Johannah Sorensen 66 Blair in critical condition at a Sioux City hospital. Also hospitalized Harold Morgan 43 Rallie Winters 15 and Charles Boyd 14 Sandra J Boyd 46.
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Bus Train Crash Kills 13 in Buenos Aires Fog
Dense fog caused a collision between a school bus and a commuter train at a city crossing in Buenos Aires. Early unofficial reports by Telpress cited 13 dead and many injured, with casualty estimates pending confirmation.
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Tragic Bus Train Collision Kills 42 In Buenos Aires
Dense fog shrouded a railway crossing as a school bus carrying kindergarten children was struck by a commuter train. Forty two people died and several others were hurt. a woman teacher perished and a little girl survivor escaped through an open window. Medical officials warned the toll could rise as authorities rushed victims to hospitals and nearby homes.
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Health Plan Open To Compromise On Aged Care
The Kennedy administration invites compromise proposals on its health plan for the aged. Aides say the plan remains tied to Social Security, funded by a higher payroll tax. Ribicoff briefed the House Ways and Means Committee in a closed session, stressing adherence to the Social Security extension concept.
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Souvanna Heads List As Premier Souvanna Heads List As Premier
Laos moves toward a coalition government to end the civil war with neutralist Prince Souvanna Phouma named premier designate and defense minister. Gen. Phoumi Nosavan remains deputy premier and finance minister, while Prince Souphanouvong gains the economy post, forming a four party cabinet. The plan aims to place Laos among neutral nations and place ministers before a formal agreement on Tuesday.
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Desegregation Order for Atlanta Catholic Schools
The Roman Catholic Church ordered desegregation of Atlanta archdiocesan schools this fall. It affects 71 Georgia counties with about 7,300 pupils enrolled and 2,506 Catholic Negroes in the archdiocese. Archbishop Paul J. Hallian said local bishops will decide actions in their areas.
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