Crash Kills Nebraska U Cage Star
University of Nebraska basketball center William Vincent, 21, of Omaha, and another man died in a head on collision on U S 6 about 442 miles east of here. Vincent, a former Omaha South High School star, was to be a senior at Nebraska this fall. The crash involved bakery trucks from Comins Baking Gym and Peter Pan Bakery. Vincent was married and had one child.
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Corneil Bluffs
Towa
University of Nebraska
William Vincent
Here
John Lorenzen
Pottawattamie County
Omaha
Vincent
Nebraska
Omaha South High School
Lavengen
Peter Pan Bakery
Alatles City
Charles City
Donald Dear Steinberg
Oliver Corp. Phim
Steinberg
Louis F. Steinberg
Hold Attorney In Inquiry in Wife's Death
In St Paul Minnesota police arrested T Eugene Thompson a 32 year old criminal lawyer on suspicion of murdering his wife Carol 31 in their Highland Park home during the early hours after their children left for school. Authorities say the investigation linked Thompson to life insurance of over 1 million dollars. Two others have been charged with first degree murder and one with being an accessory after the fact. Ramsey County officials said the Thompson arrest followed a statement from Dick W Anderson.
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St. Paul
Minn
T. Eugene Thompson
Here
Mudier
Dick W. C. Anderson
Minneapolis
Phoenix
Aviz
Norman Mastmian
Spring Lake Park
Atorney
William Randal
Anderson
Sheldon 4
Ramsey County
Thompson
Italian Cabinet Effort Starts to Form in Rome
Giovanni Leone, president of Italy's Chamber of Deputies, agreed to form a cabinet to govern during the political muddle. He plans to submit his minister list to the president, as the party leaders meet to ease the five week crisis and potentially form a Christian Democrat one party government ahead of the June 30 constitutional deadline.
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Rome
Giovanni Leone
Uaty
Chamber of Deputies
Leone
Christine Democrat
Segm
Leane
Christian Democrat
Presidential Safety On Trip Abroad Is Assured
Washington reports that President Kennedy will travel to Europe with Secret Service protection equal to home security. The Treasury Department agency leads the presidential guard, coordinating with foreign counterparts as an advance team checks security before the Saturday departure for West Germany Ireland Britain and July.
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Washington
Kennedy
Europe
U. S
Secret Service
Say
Servier
Leval
FBI
Congress
Treasury Department
White House
West Germany
Ireland
Britain
Cuban Exiles Await Word on Commando Foray
Cuban Revolutionary Council and exiles awaited word on Fidel Castro landings in Cuba. Reports pointed to Oriente and Pinar del Rio as possible landing sites with clashes hinted. U S authorities and Cuban military networks urged alert as broadcasts referenced hundreds or more infiltrators across coastal points.
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Commando Foray
Miami
Fla. G
Cuban Revolutionary Council
Commundas the Council
Fidel Castro
Cuba
United States
Ndings
Radio Today
Aed
Oriente
Camillo Cenefuegos
del Rio
Pinar del
Revolutionary Council
Paul Rogers
D-Fia
Cusa
Comment From Sen Goldwater on Cuban Policy Debate
A Senate discussion featured Sen Goldwater amid remarks about Cuba policy and administration consideration. The article notes a proposal advanced by Sen Gordon Allott in the Senate, seeking prompt executive review and possible action.
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Los Angeles
Ito
Raasty Bullwater
ReArks
Senate
Gordon Allott
R-Coln
Opposition to Castro plan near Caney de Las Mercedes
A former Caney de Las Mercedes resident recalls news of a proposed Castro era plan near Manzanillo, about 28 miles west of Guantanamo Bay. He mentions the name Camilo Cientregas as a possible figure linked to the communism indoctrination shoot.
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Caney de Las Mercedes
Manzanillo
U. S. Naval Base
Guantanamo Bay
Camilo Cientregas
Kennedy asks wide program for vocational training
President Kennedy proposes a broad federal plan to boost vocational training and education with three bills urging about 300 million dollars next year. The program targets unemployed and under skilled workers including adults on welfare, aiming to raise literacy and job skills.
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Washington
Wennedy
Congress
Capitol Hill
Senate
Kennedy
Defense budget cut of 2 billion sparks concern
Washington budget report shows the House Appropriations Committee trimming two billion from the Defense Department. Rep George H Mahon says the cut would hinder essential programs and reflect money the department probably could not spend. The panel recommended 47,092,209,090 for the new fiscal year starting July 1 to support programs promoting U S security and military supremacy.
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Washington
Defense
House
George H. Mahon
D-Tex
Department
United States
Iowa Aims Fast Start for Medical Aid to Aged Program
Iowa plans to launch a medical aid program for the aged within about 60 days. Estimated payments could average $200 monthly for eligible individuals. The State Board of Social Welfare held a Thursday meeting to begin the rollout. The program will use a $1.68 million annual state appropriation starting July 1 plus $2.32 million in matching federal funds, totaling about $4 million per year, pending approval under federal welfare rules in Kansas City and Washington.
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Bes Vivines
State Board of Social Welfare
Kansas City
Washington
Showers Move Across Iowa Ahead of Summer Arrival
Cool weather and showers spread from western Iowa toward the state as a record low night dropped daytime highs. Thursday night lows ranged from 43 in Dubuque to 59 in Sioux City and Lamont, with several cities setting or tying records. The system moved eastward, bringing more showers to central Iowa and into the state by Saturday.
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Towa Toray
Dupuque
Sioux City
Lamont
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Mason City
Orlumwa
Iowa
Pope Paul VI Elected To Lead Catholic Church In Vatican
The College of Cardinals chose Giovanni Battista Montini archbishop of Milan as the new pope. He adopted the name Paul VI, signaling ecumenical unity, and appeared on the St. Peter's balcony to bless the world. He succeeds John XXIII who died June 2.
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Vatican City
College of Cardinals
Giovanni Battista
Montini
Arch
Milan
Paul VI
del XXII
Paul
St. Peter's Square
Pope Paul
Sistine Chapel
Lelave
Pape John
Sale
Pius XI
St. Peter's
Paul Ve
John Xxiiii
Raimond Manzini
Ldsservatore Romano
Pat
Ambio Cardinal
Cicognani
Stata
Pope John
Elaion
St. Peter’s Square
Vatican
Iris
Ware
Bistine Chapel
Bianco
Witte
New Pontiff Linked to Progressive Hierarchy
Milan born Giovanni Battista Montini ascends as Pope Paul VI, famed as the “bishop of the workers” with a miner’s helmet image. A diplomat and administrator, he rose from archbishop of Milan to cardinals, aligning with Pope John XXIII’s ecumenical council goals and aiming for June 30 coronation.
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Milan
Giovanni Battista Cardinal Montini
Vatican
Pius XII
Brescia
Pope Pius
Pius
Kennedy Expected Call Upon Pope Visit in Italy
White House sources indicate President Kennedy will call the Pope during his Italy trip. No formal announcement, but reports say Paul I has been elected leader of the Roman Catholic Church.
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Kennedy
Oon
Italy
Paty
White House
Pawl I
Montini Family Political Legacy Notes and Personal Ties
The text references a Tatian Chamber of Deputies member who rose to the Senate in the last election, dated April 8. It notes his marriage and seven children, with three sons and four daughters, most married. It also mentions Francesco Montini, aged 62, a physician and brother, who is married with two daughters, and notes Momié’s father and mother died in 134d, plus their father’s career as a journalist and Christian Democrat politician.
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Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Francesco Montini
Momié
Girl 12 Drowns While Wading in Creek Near Home
Verna Schales, age 12, drowned while wading in a creek about two miles from her Fredericksburg farmhouse. She was fishing with a brother and sister when she stepped into a deep hole and disappeared.
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Fredericksburg
Chickasaw County
Verna Schales
Steel unions and producers reach 21 month peace pact
The United Steelworkers Union and 11 major steel producers announced a 21 month contract effective Aug 1, ending strike threats. The agreement includes extended vacation plans for senior workers and new health and insurance benefits, with termination rights after Jan 1, 1985. President Kennedy welcomed the deal as the White House weighed terms.
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Steel Industry
Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers Union
Senion
Oman
International War Policy Committee
Washington
White House
Kennedy
Macmillan orders new inquiry into security services
London Prime Minister Harold Macmillan announced a fresh investigation into Britain's security services following the Profumo affair. He told Parliament an inquiry led by Lord Denning will probe the relationships involving John Profumo Christine Keeler and Eugene Ivanov, with Labour's Harold Wilson consulted. The move sparked political debate as critics urged different oversight.
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London
Aarold Macmillan
Britain
Profumo
Parliament
Join Profamo
Christine Keeler
Eugene Ivanos
Macmillan
Harold Wilson
Wilson
House of Commons
Lord Denning
Labor Party
House of Cormimons
House of Cormons
Derek Walker Smith
Kristine
Stephen Ward
Merlyn Rees
Hugh Gaitskell
Leeds
Six named to Commission By Hughes Des Moines
Gov Harald Hughes announced the appointment of six persons to the Town Development Commission for terms starting July 1. New two year terms include State Sen Edward Wearin and Rep Ray Eveland from Des Moines and Fort Dodge respectively, while Franzenburg becomes vice chairman. Remaining seats fill by appointed legislators and two senior members with terms through 1966.
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Des Moines
Harald Hughes
Town Development Commission
Termis
Paul Frankenburs Jr
Conrad
Arthur Sanford
Sioux City
TL Joe Smith
Council Bluffs
Eliner Lindhart
Humboldt
Franzenburg
Sanford
Hughes
Smith
Lindhart
Commission
Marvin Schmidt
Davenport Man Heads Templars at Iowa Convention
Davenport resident Dallas T. Alford was elected grand commander of the Knights Templar of Iowa at the state convention. Other officers named include Marlin Rufer Fort Dodge deputy, Claude J. Bradley Des Moines generalissimo, Don Valle Moric Pleasant grand captain general, and Emil J. Biasi Dubuque re-elected recorder.
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Spirit Lake
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Lodovico Montini
Hueman
Uew
Carent
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