Kennedy to Britain for talks with Macmillan
President Kennedy departs Shannon for England after bidding Ireland farewell during a three day visit. He plans talks with Prime Minister Macmillan on nuclear test ban and North Atlantic pact, while visiting sister Katharine's grave near Chatsworth.
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Dublin
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London
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Britain
Ward's Vice Hearing Enters Second Day at Magistrates Court
Dr. Ward's vice hearing continues into its second day before Magistrate Leo Grarhvell. He faces charges of running a high‑end stable for the upper crust and living off Miss Christine Keeler and Mavis Rice‑Davies, with links to Profumo and Ivanov. The case, linked to the Profumo affair, could lead to a trial at the Old Bailey. The proceeding follows earlier disclosures that toppled a government. Temperatures rose to 96 degrees with clear skies in Muscatine.
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London
Gettysburg Anniversary Draws Throng
Gettysburg, Pennsylvania hosts the 100th anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg attracting crowds of visitors. The three day commemoration includes pageants, speeches by former President Dwight D. Eisenhower, a mammoth parade, new site monuments, and a reenactment of Pickett's Charge by 1,100 troops from north and south. Twenty seven states and the District of Columbia participate, with local hotels booked and Civil War atmosphere on full display.
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Pickett
Higher Tax Receipts in Iowa Noted
The Iowa Tax Commission reports a 5 percent rise in total revenue for the current fiscal year, with 12 month collections at 162.3 million dollars. Sales tax leads, indicating stronger retail activity, while income taxes show broader business prosperity across the state.
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Towa Tax Commission
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Eight perished as car swept into flood swollen river
In Athens Georgia a car carrying eight of a Nicholson family and others was carried into the Oconee River by floodwaters. Rescuers recalled pleas to save passengers as the vehicle tumbled downstream. J L Barnett drove, others escaped. six children, the grandfather, and two adults were lost. Names include Wanda Kathy Penny Charles Dale Debra and Jerry Green.
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J. L. Barnett
Gévent-ald
Mae Wat
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Dale
Debra Green
Ralph Green
Nicholson
Mundt Questions TFX Contract Evaluation
Sen Mundt of South Dakota challenges the Pentagon’s TFX contract award to General Dynamics over Boeing. He says the Navy secretary’s testimony was not fully convincing and vows detailed questions on conflicts between Worth’s rival designs when hearings resume.
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Weigh Bids on Extension for Hoover Library
Bids for an addition to the Hoover presidential library at his birthplace were opened Friday. The Une Her bert Hoover Foundation will take several days to examine them. Total bids came in under 430000 dollars with a lower average cost per square foot than the original library. Names listed include William Knudson and Co. Des Moines general contractor C L Mooney Belenderf plumbing and heating Paulson Electric Co. Cedar Rapids electrical work.
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Herbert Hoover Foundation
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Storms sweep central Iowa as damage and one death reported
A severe storm system battered central Iowa causing high winds over 75 mph in Des Moines. A tree collapse killed Indianola native M. Set. Morris Schultz, 34, near Fort Des Moines. Destruction spread to Ames and Marshalltown with shattered windows and downed power lines as two inches of rain fell in Kossuth County.
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Russia Demands Recall Of 3 From Embassy Staff
The Soviet Union demands recall of three Chinese embassy staff in Moscow amid a dispute over a June 14 Chinese party attack on Khrushchev. Beijing denounces the move as unreasonable and says it will not retaliate, while hoping Sino Soviet unity endures despite the tensions and talks in Moscow.
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Bathyscaphe Begins Fourth Dive Aboard Fort Snelling
The bathyscaphe Tyieste descended to the ocean bale fom on its fourth dive while searching for the submarine Thresher. Ten days into the mission three men were aboard the vessel instead of the usual two, following an important searest cine.
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New Iowa Laws Go Into Effect July Fourth
The 1965 legislature enacted many measures with July fourth as the start of full effect. Brucellosis control affects farmers and veterinarians under the State Department of Agriculture as testing begins. Liquor by the drink faces licensing delays, with first licenses likely late July. railroads and airlines may receive licenses first. Implied consent for drunken driving tests becomes law, risking license suspension up to a year if refused.
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Des Moines
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Liquor Control Commission
Khrushchev Shifts Berlin Visit to Summit Clash With China
Khrushchev arrived in East Berlin for Ulbricht birthday, then shifted to a major Soviet bloc summit aimed at settling tensions with the Red Chinese. The Kremlin published his peace call while condemning Chinese rhetoric as aggressive and race tinged, as Moscow and Peking prepare to meet in Moscow to resolve their rift.
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Obstacles to Hughes Selections Melt as Appointments Near
Hughes, a Democrat, faced GOP opposition and legal questions as he prepared to seat his major state office appointees. Walter Conway and Robert Keir announced steps to leave or extend tenure after an attorney general opinion allowed continued service with bonds, clearing a final hurdle before Monday.
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Walter Comway
Muscatine
State Board of Control
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Conway
Keir
Bond
Peking Says Attacks Beaten by Coastal Militia
Peking radio reports Chinese Communist coastal militia repelled landing attempts by Nationalist agents off South China between June 21 and Friday. No injuries or casualties stated. details limited to the defense action and timing.
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