Good Communications Are Hailed as Key to Success
Public relations executive Keneth W. Haagensen spoke at Muscatine Development Corporation’s ninth annual banquet, urging that clear messaging links to progress in business, education, religion, and government. He warned miscommunication harms communities and noted farming’s growth through science and technology as populations rise. He warned youth migrate to more progressive towns, reducing local talent.
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Keneth W. Haagensen
Allis-Chalmers Company
Muscatine Development Corporation
Eiks Lodge
Haagensen
United States
Muscatine
Four pipe inspectors die in 2300 foot long tunnel incident
In Skokie a 2300 foot long tunnel ten feet underground overheated after pumps to check leaks were shut off killing four pipe inspectors. In Washington a beagle named Him owned by President Johnson dies after being struck by a White House car while chasing a squirrel. In Chicago tight police control brings calm after Puerto Rican crowd unrest. In Tokyo a university rector of Nanking University is purged for conspiracy. In Santa Barbara humid weather slows a six day brush and timber fire in Los Padres National Forest. eight firefighters injured.
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Skokie. US
Washington
Johnson
White House
Santa Barbara
Calif
Los Padres National Forest
Weather outlook with cooler night and scattered rain
Partly cloudy and cooler tonight with lows in the lower 50s. Friday remains partly cloudy with a mid 50s�s high. A Wednesday high near 74 and nighttime low around 55. today’s noon reading about 69. Rainfall expected around 0.35 inches. river stage remains a concern.
Five Die As Car Skids Into Tree Near Niota Illinois
A vehicle skidded on rain slick Illinois 96 north of Niota near the Iowa line killing five people, including Gary Nagle 21 of Chicago and three nuns from St Marys Priory Nauvoo. Nagle was a brother in the Victorian Order. Goethals of Moline was his sister. The five were returning from a religious ceremony at Nauvoo.
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Niota
Ilinois
Iowa State Line
Gary Nagle
Chicago
Larry Goethals
Moline
Gerald
Nauvoo
Nagle
Hancock County
DeGaulle Plan Worries U S Officials Over German Unification
U S policymakers fear Charles de Gaulle may press for German unification terms with the Soviet Union during his Moscow visit. French envoy Lucet said De Gaulle would address the German issue and pursue a path to lasting peace through a reunited Europe, implying a European framework rather than Washington led.
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Charles de Gaulle
Germany
Moscow
U.S
de Gaulle
Europe
Charles Lucel
National
Lucet
West Germany
East Germany
Hopes France Will Let NATO Bases Remain
Washington signals U S hopes France will retain NATO bases on its soil though many may be reduced to standby. McNamara says remaining 122 transport and reconnaissance planes and 575000 tons of stock moved out of France to comply with De Gaulle while NATO moves HQ from Paris to Belgium.
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Washington
United States
Charles de Gaulle
France
NATO
Robert S. McNamara
U.S
de Gaulle
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Alliance
Paris
Belgium
McNamara |Een
Mansfield Urges Rusk Chen Yi Peace Meeting Option
Senate Democratic leader Senator Mansfield urged a direct U S and Chinese top-level talk between Dean Rusk and Chen Yi to seek a peaceful settlement in Vietnam and Southeast Asia. He warned the war risks widening into a U S China clash and said steps toward peace must begin, though he doubted immediate gains.
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Mansfield
New York
Mike Mansfield
Dean Rusk
Red
China
Chen Yi
Senate
Yeshiva University
Korea
Peking
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
United States
Dean
Iowa Girl Among Victims In Missing Plane Tragedy
Six bodies found in a corn field near Alexis Illinois after a Cedar Rapids Iowa flight vanished during heavy storms. The Piper Comanche carried the Rev Hal Sheriff his wife Virginia their 14 year old daughter and three other adults. Court records show details of rescue attempts and weather conditions as Civil Air Patrol tracked the missing plane last heard near Burlington.
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Rock Island
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Towa
Decatur
Frank Carlson
Alexis
Hal Sheriff
Methodist
Ghureh
Blue Mound
Virginia
Joanina Wulfsberg
Wulfsberg
James Becket
Collins Radio Corp
Bi State Aviation
Henderson County
Mississippi Valley
Whites in March Are Resented in Holcomb Mississippi
In Holcomb Mississippi the Mississippi march through the delta drew white resentment as about 50 whites watched from one side and a similar group of Negroes faced them. Residents shouted insults at the marchers the FBI and the federal government while stores and stations closed along the route. The march is headed to Jackson to complete a campaign James Meredith began before his June 6 wounding.
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Holcomb
Miss
Mississippi
Jackson
James H. Meredith
Roy Alldred
Wilmington
FBI
Federal
Titan 3 launches create new space communications network
Cape Kennedy Fla AP eight satellites on a Titan 3 rocket aim to form a jam proof military communications net linking Washington Saigon and other strategic points. The launch places seven operational satellites into 21 000 mile high orbits with an engineering test satellite extending 51 foot booms to test gravity stabilization. Five U S Army ground terminals will relay traffic worldwide as Syncom 2 and 3 have served Washington to Saigon.
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Fla
Washington
Saigon
Defense Department
Air Force
U.S. Army
Viet Nam
Earth
Rights Complaint Filed at Clinton
The Clinton Human Relations Commission claims a local beauty shop refused to serve a Negro woman and has filed a complaint with the Town Civil Rights Commission. James Thomas, executive director of the state group, said an investigator had been sent to Clinton to look into the matter.
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Clinton
Clinton Human Relations Commission
Town Civil Rights Commission
James Thomas
State Group
Des Moines
Roft
Storms Buffet Parts of Dixie as Storms Hit Oklahoma City
Severe thunderstorms with winds up to 70 mph buffeted Oklahoma and parts of Texas and Arkansas early today. Roof damage, felled trees, and power outages were reported in Oklahoma City. Lighter storms moved across Missouri to the upper Ohio Valley while the Southwest and Far West cleared.
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Oklahoma
Texas
Arkansas
Oklahoma City
Missouri
Ohio Valley
Southwest
Ky Presses Buddhists Into Corner In Hue Curfew Extended
Saigon reports gunfire marks government push to crush anti government and anti American rebellion now in its fourth month. Ky orders 30 elite paratroops to reinforce riot police in Hue 400 miles north of Saigon as a Buddhist mob burns an American car near the Buddhist Institute. Two U S servicemen are threatened but escape unarmed. One dissident is killed and at least three wounded as military fire drives back a march near the 1st Vietnamese Division headquarters. Western reporters flee with bullets in the air.
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Hue
U. S
Nguyen Cao Ky
Lin Hue
1St Division
Buddhist Institute
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