Driver Faces Charge in Muscatine Fatal Highway Crash
One Muscatine man died in a one car crash on Highway ME about 43 miles east of here in Illinois. Robwel L Wren 29 was jailed on operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated bond set at 1000. Four occupants appeared to have been drinking. Victim Victor Martin 67 of Muscatine died instantly. Surviving are widow Minnie Martin and daughter Mrs Charles Rice. Funeral services set at 1 a m Tuesday at George M Wiltich funeral home. Burial at St Marys Cemetery.
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Rock Island County
Ilinois
Victor Martin
Lincoln Blvd
Andalusia
Robwe
L. Wren
New Hampshire
Muscatine
Illinois
Norman Jones
Wren
Rok Island
Richard Blanchard
East Seventh
Hazel Lagel
Hampshire
Jones
Martin
Richard & Sons Packing Plant
Monico
Rock Island
Minnie Dean
Minnie Martin
Charles ‘I. Rice
Foundation grants boost Coe Cornell in major drive
Ford Foundation awards grants totaling 1 million to Geth Cornell College and Coe College. Each must raise double that amount by July 1, 19K6 to qualify. The funds mark Cornell's largest gift and back a 12 million, 10-year growth plan including enrollment rise to 1,000, new residence halls, dining hall, arts building, and faculty salary improvements.
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Cornell
Soviet Culture Delegation Finds Forts’ Interest
A Soviet cultural delegation visiting Finnmark, Norway showed far greater interest in military installations than in culture. The exposure focused on forts and coastal defenses, highlighting strategic facilities in the eastern Finnmark region.
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Norway
Oslo
Finnmark
Ward Faces Eight New Morals Charges in Scandal Case
London report says Dr. Stephen Ward, linked to the Profumo affair, is held without bail as eight new morals charges are lodged including one involving abortion. Prosecutors allege Ward procured a woman identified as Miss X on January 4, 1968, while defense lawyer James Burge disputes scope and notes the case expands prior living-off earnings charges.
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Ward
London
Stephen Ward
Miss X
Witg
James Burge
George Wigg
Labor Party
Diplomats Meet Pope Paul VI at Vatican Audience
Pope Paul VI told diplomats accredited to the Vatican that the Holy See would strive for an international peace founded on truth justice love and freedom He pledged no interference in temporal affairs while urging peace through the four pillars cited by Pope John XXII He spoke in French and mingled with attendees after a morning of audiences including Roman clergy He also guaranteed the continuity of the Christian unity organization established by John XXII.
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John XXII
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Pope John
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F Stat
Unione
Rome
Clementine Hall
Christian Unity Organization
Two Charged in Theft of Auto from Iowa to New Mexico
Tugumeari Nov at Will liam D Lathrop and Billy Joe Stone, both of Clinton, Iowa, are held on 81000 bond each on federal charges of interstate transportation of a motor vehicle. They allegedly stole a car in Burlington, Iowa, and drove it to Santa Rosa, New Mexico, where they were arrested.
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Tugumeari
Willliam D. Lathrop
Billy Joe Stone
Clinton
Iowa
Burtington
Santa Rosa
N.M
Cedar County Sheriff Named as Sueppel Deputy
Towa City Iowa July 1 Cedar County sheriff since 1959 was named deputy commissioner of the State Department of Public Safety by William F Sueppel Iowa City attorney who becomes safety commissioner Leverenz 35 a Republican is a past president of the East Central Town Peace Officers Association Sueppel said Leverenz will handle drivers license motor vehicle registration motor vehicle dealers license and safety education divisions Duane Du Bois will remain with the department and focus on the Highway Patrol criminal investigation radio communications and the fire marshal s office Leverenz a pilot and possibly the only sheriff in Town to fly regularly praised by Sueppel as a capable man with strong law enforcement interest He attended the Universities of Iowa and Wisconsin and has a wife two sons and a daughter.
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Towa
Jack H W. Leverone
Cedar County
State
Public Safety
William F. Suepner
Iowa City
Leverenz
State Shorts & Lion
East Central Town Peace Oift Association
Sucpoel
Sueppel
Navy Sends Bathyscaphe To Bottom For Thresher Search
The bathyscaphe Trieste, aboard the USS Fort Snelling, dived a mile and a half to the North Atlantic seabed in search of the sunken submarine Thresher. Lt Cmdr Donald liseacts and Kenneth McKenzie Jr were aboard as debris and map contacts were reported near the last known Thresher location after a morning of preparations and a 4 to 6 foot seas. The crew hoped to confirm the wreck site while officials weighed a debris field described as a big chunk.
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Sey —Ue
North Atlantic
Ed Dows
Cmdr
Donald Liseacts
Somerville, Mass
Kenneth McKenzie, Sr
Navy Electronics Laborator
San Diego
Calif
Frank A. Andrews
Thresher
Trieste
Atlantic
Joseph L. Worzel
Lamont Observatory
Conrad
Navy
Washington
Sales Agent Charged in Evers Death
Byron de La Beckwith, a 42 year old former tobacco salesman turned fertilizer sales agent from Greenwood Mississippi, is held in Jackson jail on murder charges in the death of Medgar Evers. Federal complaint names others unknown. Beckwith talked with attorneys Hardy Lott and Stanny Sanders before being returned to jail without bond. Jackson detectives questioned him but gave few details.
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Byron de la Beckwith
Segra
Medgar W. Eves
Hardy Lott
Stanny Sanders
Greenwood
MLB
Pierce
Beckwith
Girl, 8, Rescued From Weed Park Pool Incident
Edna Mae Linder, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Linder, was pulled from Weed Park pool shortly before 2 p.m. by lifeguard George Silberhord and revived by park pool manager George Orexon. She received month-to-month resuscitation, a city ambulance was summoned, and she was admitted to Muscatine General Hospital in fair condition.
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Arthur Linder
Weed Park
George Silberhord
George Orexon
City
Muscatine General Hospital
Hughes Firm On Appointments To State Boards
Gov Hughes asserts Barry of Danbury will assume Iowa Highway Commission post July 2 despite a finding of no vacancy and Crawford of Ainsworth to join the Board of Control though his appointment was ruled invalid. Attorney General opinion says interim picks invalid but not binding. Conway hints at possible requalification decisions.
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Gayar Old Hughes
Robert Barry
Danbury
Iowa Highway
Hughes
Corbin Crawford
Ainsworth
Board of Control
Barry
Crawford
Senate
Adv
Evan Hylonan
Highway Commission
Walter Conway
Muscatine
Conway
Former Moose Governor Leo W. Ryan Dies in Bradford
Leo W. Ryan aged 87, former supreme governor of the Loyal Order of Moose, died Saturday at his Bradford home after a long illness.
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Bradford
Leo W. Ryan
of the Loyal Order of Moose
Kennedy Adenauer discuss NATO nuclear force in Bonn talks
President Kennedy and Chancellor Adenauer met for two hours in Bonn to push ideas for a multinational NATO nuclear force and strengthen Atlantic ties. They planned to seek allied backing, including Britain and Italy, with a treaty to be ready for U S Senate submission next year. Public reception was enthusiastic as Kennedy toured Cologne and Bad Godesberg.
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Konrad Adenauer
Wester Europe
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Cologne
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U. S. Senate
West Germany
Britain
Maly
Dean
Rusk
Gerhard Schroeder
Czech envoy ordered out of Britain over secrets claim
London reports Britain expelled Czechoslovak diplomat Iain Premysl Holan, third secretary at the Czech Embassy, for allegedly trying to persuade a member of the public to obtain secret information. Peter Thomas summoned Zdenek Trhlik for a brief talk andHolan was recalled. No details on the information sought or location were provided.
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London
Foreign Office
Iain Premysl Holan
Peter Thomas
Ames
Zdenek Trhlik
Holan
Thomas
Wolan
Cattle Ferry Moves Up the Missouri River
Cattle owner Gerald Harrison ferries 1000 feeder cattle aboard the Lula Belle barge from Greenville Mississippi toward Omaha Nebraska. The converted automobile barge offers space to lie down and carries feed with an automatic system. Harrison plans more loads and to haul corn on return trips to his Greenville ranch this summer.
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Neb
Texas
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Miss
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