Des Moines Cherokee Man Claims Long Life at Father’s Day
Luis Carrizales a Cherokee resident of Des Moines for about 40 years says he is the oldest father in the state with children aged 82 to 9 and claims a 103 year old body. He was born in 1859 in Sapulpa Oklahoma and says his father was Chief While pects. He attributes longevity to work and dietary discipline and notes past marriage to a 24 year old Des Moines woman and wide press coverage.
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Weather Outlook With Cloudy Skies Sunday Thunder Showers
Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday with scattered thundershowers. Readings show Friday high 81 low 62, river stage 10.9 and sunset at 8:21. Sunday sunrise at 5:21 with a 11:00 am reading of 78.
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Gilbert Hopes to Pay Everybody Back in Brazil
New York financier Gilbert admits unauthorized withdrawals of 2 million from KE L Bruce Co. before fleeing to Brazil. He says he hopes to repay creditors and restore all, yet admits no clear plan. He vows not to flee U S justice and plans to return only after considering matters with family and counsel. Meanwhile authorities investigate the case amid market turmoil from Blue Monday. Also, Hawkeye Girls State opens at State College with 200 participants. governor to inaugurate, elections set, and Norman Erbe to speak.
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Tighten Alert Procedures for Penal Officers
Iowa officials tighten state alert rules after an inmate escape from Anamosa Reformatory prompted a breakdown in communication. State Penal Director Ben Baer said institutions will now notify state officers directly when escapes occur, replacing shared duties at the hospital and reducing delays.
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Hunt Youth Robbed Latviansician in Iowa City
Police search for a curly haired blond youth who stole 38 dollars from Olga Seriogin, a 26 year old Latvian hospital worker, after threatening her with a knife in her Iowa City home. She arrived in the U.S. about a year ago and works nights at University Hospitals. The incident occurred Thursday afternoon as she woke to find a man in her room demanding silence.
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Two Iowa Girls Drown in Cedar River
Two northeast Iowa girls Marta Brousseau twelve and her cousin Carol Stocks one and half died after they slipped into a hole in the Cedar River in Waterloo. They were daughters of Waterloo residents James and Mrs Brousseau and Charles and Mrs Stocks of LaPorte City.
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Pro-Western Premier Song Quits Korean Post
The Pro-Western Premier Yo-Chan Song quit his post today as the South Korean military government announced the resignation had been accepted. The junta also said Finance Minister Chun Byung-Xyu resigned, while other cabinet members reportedly stepped down, with only Song and Chun named in the official statement. General Fark expressed regret over Song's departure, noting his significant contributions during a difficult period.
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Baby killed in two car accident near Sutherland
A two car crash near Sutherland left Jeanette Jones, an infant, dead. Jerri Jones, 26, and two other daughters were hospitalized along with Lyle Fogelman, driver of the other car, who was also hospitalized.
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Gas Main Explosion Shocks Columbus Area
A gas main exploded in a northeastern Columbus field early today, sending flames high into the sky and prompting fears of a plane crash. The blaze burned for miles but was brought under control with no injuries reported.
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Final Overtures To Nationalists In Algeria Clash
Arson and violence erupt in Algiers as European and Moslem leaders hold talks toward a possible amnesty tied to Algerian independence. Secret army strikes target city hall hospital dam while officials debate evian accord changes and a general amnesty in return for halting destruction.
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2 U S Officers Die in Ambush Near Saigon
Saigon, South Viet Nam two U S Army officers were killed in a Communist Viet Cong ambush of a government convoy thirty miles north of Saigon. The captain and lieutenant, members of the U S Military Advisory Assistance Group, had names withheld pending next of kin notification. Earlier this week a U S Army sergeant was killed in Central Viet Nam. This raises U S combat deaths to six since renewed aid to President Diem’s forces last December.
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Bargainers Return For Ford Talks
Bargainers return to Ford talks in Detroit today over work quotas that could allow more than 50,000 Ford workers nationwide to return to their jobs. Ford halted the last assembly operations Friday citing an Ohio strike that blocked hood, door, roof and other part supplies. The Walton Hills stamping plant near Cleveland sparked the dispute eight days earlier, part of broader national contract talks with the United Auto Workers. By Friday end, all 16 Ford assembly units were shut and a battery plant closed. starting Monday 10,000 workers at Buffalo Chicago Dearborn and Monroe stamping plants were laid off.
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Watered Ham Label Ordered by Agriculture Dept
Washington Peine Agriculture Department orders smoked hams with water added labeled "ham water added" after Supreme Court voided earlier directive to mark hams as imitation. Freeman's initial mark was reversed, making the new labeling directive effective Friday.
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Murder charge after Waterloo street scuffle
A murder charge was filed against 39 year old Henry Everett Wood of Cedar Falls for fatally shooting Thomias Allen Hayes during a downtown Waterloo scuffle. Hayes, 24, of Waterloo, was shot in the head with a .32 caliber revolver early Friday and died en route to Iowa City hospital.
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Iowa City
Reuther Again Urges Tax Slash
Walter Reuther president of the United Auto Workers and AFL CIO vice president urged a $5 billion tax cut for lower and middle incomes after a White House discussion with President Kennedy. He said it would unleash high velocity purchasing power and provide real economic thrust for the nation.
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Strike Threat Still Stands Over Major Airlines
Washington report says 1,700 Flight Engineers International Association AFL CIO keep a mid afternoon strike threat over Fan American Eastern and Trans World airlines. They face Kennedy’s arbitration plan after twice rejecting settlement. Core issue remains crew manning on jet aircraft. a strike could ground about 40 percent of U.S. air service affecting roughly 60,000 domestic and 200,000 international passengers daily.
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Urges Fighting Centralization Speech in Des Moines
Gov. Ross Barnett urged Towans to resist centralization of the federal government. He warned that danger comes when one branch invades another or when one branch is strong while another is weak. Barnett spoke Friday night as the Civil War Centennial Com missions of the Midwestern States featured speaker.
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Solons Clash Over Privately Owned Space System Plan
President Kennedy proposes a private corporation to own a global satellite relay system, drawing Democratic opposition led by Mike Mansfield who warns much Senate time will be spent on debate next week. Critics like Estes Kefauver call the measure a taxpayer giveaway and push for government ownership alternatives. The House has approved a similar bill. The plan would offer stock at up to $100 a share with half public and half private sales.
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Letts Infant Dies After Friday Car Crash Near Letts
Annice Kay Mathis six month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Roger Mathis route 4 died at Muscatine General Hospital from head injuries from a Friday afternoon crash two miles north of Letts. Other passengers including Charlotte Ann Essex 12 and Mrs Iowa Goss received injuries. several children treated and dismissed. The Mathis car was heavily damaged and vehicle struck a concrete vine duct in a gravel mud.
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Dies of Wounds Wife Charged in Murder Case
Des Moines reports Ernest Wile lig died Friday night from wounds suffered last Sunday at a local club he managed. Police say Bertha, 41, wife of the deceased, will be charged with murder. She is held on a 25 dollar bond on a charge with intent to kill.
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Ready To Relax On Vacation Daily Newspaper Laugh Line
Vacation readers can add daily humor from Muscatine Journal via AM 3.2231. Snuffy Smith features in a lighthearted humor promotion delivered to your vacation address.
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