Nitze named deputy defense secretary. McNaughton to Secretary
Secretary of the Navy Paul H. Nitze is the announced choice for deputy secretary of defense to replace Cyrus R. Vance. John T. McNaughton will be Secretary of the Navy, with Paul Warnke moving to succeed McNaughton as general counsel. Minnesota toll hits 328 with weekend deaths. Clinton Herald sport editor Robert A. Fleischer named managing editor. Sioux groups accept $12 million settlement ending 17 years of litigation over 24 million acres in Minnesota Wisconsin and Iowa. Supreme Court bars interracial marriage criminalization in Virginia and others. House committee backs wages parity in rail shopcraft settlement. Iowa approves $200,000 medical loan fund for doctors in training to serve as general practitioners. Rusk heads to NATO meeting in Luxembourg. New York eavesdropping law ruled unconstitutional. Butts libel suit against Curtis Publishing Co. upheld.
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Paul H. Nitze
Johnson
Cyrus R. Vance
Secretary of the Navy
Nitze
John T. McNaughton
Morton, Minn
API
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Iown
Butts
Washington
Supreme Court
Wallace Butts
University of Georgia
Curtis Publishing Co
John M. Harlan
Rain lingers as Iowa faces another wet week
The Weather Bureau forecasts rain tonight through Tuesday with temperatures in the 60s at night and 70s by day. Five day outlook shows two to five degrees below normal with up to four inches of rain. rivers remain high, crops risk damage, and several roads are closed due to high water across Wright, Fremont, Des Moines, Muscatine counties.
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Weather Bureau
Iowa
Creston
Lamont
Des Moines
Council Bluffs
Dubuque
Iowa Highway Commission
Wright County
Riverton
Fremont County
West Liberty
Muscatine County
Ammonia Leak Forces Davenport Oscar Mayer Evacuation
About 20 people were rushed to hospitals after an ammonia line burst in the Oscar Mayer Co. packing plant basement in Davenport. Fire crews from Davenport, Bettendorf, and the Rock Island Arsenal aided. 12 to Mercy Hospital, at least three to St. Luke's. Fifteen trapped on the roof were lowered by the fire department snorkel unit.
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Davenport
Oscar Mayer Co
Bettendorf
Rock Island Arsenal
Tor Mercy Hospital
St. Luke's Hospital
Oscar Mayer
Mental Hospital Study Is Urged in Iowa
DES MOINES AP A Senate Public Health and Welfare Committee urged a two year study of four Iowa mental health institutes. It backed forming a special Legislative Research Committee to report to the 1969 Legislature as populations decline at Cherokee Independence Mount Pleasant and Clarinda.
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Des Moines
Senate
Iowa
Public Health and Welfare Committee
State Board of Control
Legislative Research Committee
Cherokee
Independence
Mount Pleasant
Clarinda
$1,000 Check To Help Student With Education
An anonymous $1,000 cashier's check arrived for Dan Finch, a 47 year old Santana High School senior in Santee California, with directions to give it to him for his integrity and toward his electronics engineering college career. Dan and his parents deny knowing who sent the funds.
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Finch
Santana High School
Dan
10 MIG Jets Destroyed Near Hanoi Base
US Air Force reports weekend losses and claims from air and ground actions in North Vietnam. About 115 MIGs destroyed or damaged since February 1965, with several on the ground around a repair base northeast of Hanoi. Ground fire downed four US planes. total US losses 381 in air war.
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Saigon
Hanoi
U.S. Air Force
United States
North Vietnam
U.S
Soviet Union
Open Meetings Bill clears Iowa House 104 0
Iowa House passed a public open meetings bill 104 to 0 sending it to the governor. The measure requires government bodies to meet openly unless two-thirds vote for an executive session on personnel or real estate or other compelling reasons.
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Lic
Scott McIntyre
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
United Nations Bans Forward Movements in Middle East
The U N Security Council unanimously banned any forward military moves by Israel or Syria and urged rollback of gains since a ceasefire. It called for full cooperation with relief and monitoring chief Odd Bull and for freedom of movement and communications. Israel denies Israeli armor advances into Syria near the Yarmuk River feeding the Jordan in the disputed region.
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United Nations. W.Y
U.N. Security Council
Israel
Syria
Yarmuk
Jordan
Egypt
Odd Bull
U.N. Truce Supervision Organization For
Palestine
Bull
Jerusalem
Israel Denies Deeper Syrian Invasion and Retains Land
Israel denies Syria charges of deeper tank incursions after a cease fire but says it will keep some territory gained in the Six Day War. Crowds welcome the first Israeli freighter into the Gulf of Aqaba after Egypt blocks the gulf. Israeli casualties cited as 679 killed and 2,563 wounded. Jordan reports 15,000 dead. Egypt and Syria did not release figures. prisoner estimates range from 13,000 to 15,000.
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Associated Press
Israel
Syria
Egypt
Jordan
Middle East
Elath
Gulf of Aqaba
Gulf
Iowa to supply 361 men for August draft quota
Des Moines reports Iowa is asked to provide 361 men for the Army draft in August. It marks the state's largest call in eight months and the highest Selective Service quota since a 55 man call in June. The June quota was 227 and July was 243.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Nowemnbers
Riot Burns Tampa Stores After Youth Shot
In Tampa a mob of about 400 rioters attacked slum areas after a deputy sheriff shot a Black youth. They looted white-owned stores, burned blocks, and fought police with stolen firearms. Injuries included 12 plus, with one deputy dying of a heart attack amid the chaos.
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Tampa
Fla
DeWitt
Gilder
Claude Kirk
National Guard
Guardsmen to Shoot to End Alabama Riots
In Prattville Alabama National Guardsmen joined police in a nightlong confrontation with Negroes after Stokely Carmichael was arrested. The raid cleared about 30 detainees from a block house, 3 officers were lightly injured, and 10 people were arrested for inciting to riot as Carmichael faced court.
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Alabama
Prattville
Ala
Stokely Carmichael
National
Phillip Wood
Wood
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Law T
Carmichael
Obie Thompson
SNCC
James Loftus
County Court of Records
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