Kennedy Suffers Broken Back in Plane Crash
Sen Edward M Kennedy youngest Kennedy brother was seriously injured in a private two engine plane crash near Southampton Massachusetts Friday night. The crash killed the pilot and an administrative aide Edward Moss 41 of Anawaga. Birch Bayh and his wife were also hurt but in good condition. The plane diverted from Westover Air Force Base due to fog and rain. President Johnson announced plans for an urban extension service similar to the farm program to help city dwellers.
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Plane crashes in Formosa kills many Americans
A Civil Air Transport airliner carrying 48 passengers, mostly Americans, and a crew of five crashed 12 miles north of Taichung Formosa after takeoff from the Pescadores bound for Taipei. Early reports listed eight Malaysians aboard. one survived but was badly hurt. Police and reports from Taipei said no survivors.
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Airplane Shot Down in Cuba
Havana reports a private plane that dropped bombs on a sugar mill near Cuaibarien Friday was shot down by Cuban anti aircraft fire. One crew member was killed and two injured. Exile leader Orlando Bosch suggested it may have been their plane though details remain unclear.
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Arms to Thailand to Expand U S Stockpiles
Five US navy ships race to Bangkok with trucks MIM-3 armoured personnel carriers tanks signal gear and ammunition. The cargo aims to boost Thai military potential near Laos as part of post 1962 deterrence efforts amid regional tensions.
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Hickenlooper Explains No Vote On Civil Rights Bill
Washington Iowa Senator Bourke Hickenlooper said he opposed the civil rights bill, arguing it overreaches federal power and erodes personal rights. He noted past votes for similar measures and criticized the bill for creating discretionary authority and a large bureaucratic apparatus.
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Scranton Hits Goldwater Vote Over Civil Rights
Governor William W. Scranton of Pennsylvania uses Senator Barry Goldwater's civil rights bill vote as his main campaign weapon for the Republican nomination. In Boston he calls the vote the party's setback, and hints another candidate is preferable. He earlier criticized Goldwater in Louisville for allegedly slandering the poor.
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Goldwater questions Scranton as possible GOP running mate
Senator Barry Goldwater doubts Governor William Scranton will be chosen as vice president on a ticket led by Goldwater. Scranton promotes a moderate crusade to win the nomination, while Goldwater debates whether the GOP convention would accept him as a running mate.
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UN Votes Extension For Cyprus Peace Force
The Security Council unanimously extended the UN peacekeeping force in Cyprus for three more months to Sept 26. The five-nation resolution was sponsored by Brazil Ivory Coast Morocco and Norway. Czechoslovakia and Nationalist China signaled support. Soviet delegate did not veto. Turkish Prime Minister Inonu and Greek Premier Papandreou planned talks with Johnson next week on the Cyprus issue.
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State hit by heavy rains and wind across Iowa
The Associated Press reports strong winds and heavy rain battered Iowa after a Friday storm. Jones County sheriff's office logged over six inches of rain north of Anamosa, with three small- stream bridges destroyed by floodwaters. Clinton recorded 2.85 inches of rain and Red Oak area also affected.
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Storms bring heavy rains and tornado damage across Iowa
Thunderstorms drenched Muscatine and surrounding areas with over an inch of rain and hail in places, while damaging winds spared Muscatine but knocked out lines elsewhere. Dam No. 16 recorded 1.26 inches, with Keokuk at 2.05 and Clarinda seeing up to 100000 dollars in airport damage. Tornadoes lashed Page County, injuring at least three and flattening farm buildings from near Shenandoah to Clarinda, as Dubuque Holy Cross and Clinton reported hail storms and flooded streets.
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Weather Summary for Iowa Regions and Muscatine Values
Partly cloudy to cloudy through Sunday with scattered showers and thunderstorms. Tonight lows near 55 to 60 across north and near 70 in the south. Friday high in Muscatine around 85 with night low near 67 and early morning reading around 36. Rainfall totals about 1.0 inch by 7 a.m. and river stage at 5.4 feet.
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