World news roundups from Kennedy to Moro and Formosa
In Warsaw Kennedy pressed Poland to bridge East and West as Warsaw crowds cheered. In New Delhi Shastri’s schedule was trimmed with reports of a heart condition. In Formosa a fatal air crash had two pistols found but not fired. In Rome Moro seeks a new center left coalition to end Italy’s crisis. In Singapore police crack down on Communist subversion at Nanyang University with arrests.
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Poland
Robert F. Kennedy
U.S
Adam Rapacki
Soviet Union
New Delhi
Ga. Bahadur Shastri
Formosa
Cat Chang Chen
Rome
Aldo Moro
Taly
Morn
Christian Democrats
Treasury to boost coin production to curb shortage
The Treasury plans a 75 percent production rise over six months and a doubling within a year, aiming for over 9 billion coins annually by next June, up from 4.3 billion last fiscal year. Postal officials report progress on zip code rollout with 48,000 large-volume mailers on board and pre-sorting to speed handling. Billie Sol Estes, once a central figure in a farm empire scandal, fronts a new import export business bearing his name, formerly Rio Loan pawn shop run by Paul Slone.
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Treasury Department
Washington Wi
EL Paso
Tex
Billie Sol Estes
the Rio Loan
Paul Slone
Law officers warn over July Fourth weekend driving dangers
Des Moines reports say state law enforcement officials will be on duty over the July Fourth weekend with Col T R Mikesh men warning drivers of dangerous hours from 4 p m to 8 p m on Thursday July 4. The message stresses speed attention to reduce accidents. Iowa debate on temporary reapportionment plans continues as Attorney General Ryan Hulsman faces questions from State Rep William Schetel about constitutional limits on multi county voting rights for larger counties Polk County would elect 11 representatives and a voter could cast ballots for multiple seats in a single county election.
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Offigiala
Fice
T. R. Mikeseh
Highway Patrol
Mikeseh
Onedday
RNS
Ne Law
Des Moines
Iowa
Atty
Ryan Hulsman
William Schetle
Lodge Says He Cannot Be Drafted in Scranton Bid
Henry Cabal Lodge declared he would not be drafted and aims to aid Gov William Scranton's Republican presidential bid by pressuring Eisenhower to support Scranton. He criticized the South Viet Nam war stance, urged prudent leadership, and said he plans to attend the San Francisco platform committee, work with delegates, and telethon for Scranton while not ruling out future talks with Goldwater.
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Washington
Henry
Cabal Lodge
Rome
William Scranton
U.S
South Viet Nam
White House
Johnson
Scranton
Barry Goldwater
Dovigit ND
Eisenhower
Lodge
Willliam W. Scranton
Republican Party
Platform Committee
San Francisco
Londge
Goldwater
Newsion
Hoth
Seranon
Viet Nam
Hwns
Possible Truce In St. Augustine
In St Augustine Florida a tense stand off appears to ease as more than 400 state policemen gather with dogs on leashes. The situation remains fluid with no clear resolution by press time. Local officials seek de escalation while residents await updates from authorities.
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Vaul Wills
ST. Augustine
Fla
Wilton Man's Body Found In Minnesota
The body of John Shuger, 48 of Wilon, missing since June 9, was found near Lake Rainy, north of International Falls, Minnesota. He was traveling with Gordon Paschke, formerly of Clinton, on a canoe portage trip when they disappeared. Shuger identified by Leo Shuger before burial arrangements were made.
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Gordon Paschke
Af Clinton
Shuger
Paschke
Fort Frances
Rainy
Paul McKerracher
Ontario
McKerracher
Iowa
Portage Point
Leo Shuger
Wr. Shuger
W. R
Bill’ Rabedeaus
Lake Rainy
Tue
Wilson
Cigarette smoking drops after health report, consumption data
Washington reports Americans reduced smoking by about 14 percent following a government study linking health hazards to tobacco. The Agriculture Department notes a two percent drop from the year before, while cigars and pipes gain about 12 percent in sales. Overall tobacco use for the year ending June 30 is estimated at 507 billion cigarettes, with some lingering decline and uncertain rebound.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Dinp Toe Department
Mhay
Roadblock Probes Civil Rights Workers Disappearance
Mississippi Highway Patrol and FBI questioned motorists at a roadside checkpoint about the three missing civil rights workers. No useful information was reported as investigators linked a burned station wagon found Tuesday to the case and noted sightings of two men resembling Goodman and Schwerner near the area.
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Philadelphia
Miss
Mississippi Highway Patrol
FBI
Michael Schwerner
Andy Goodman
New York
James Chaney
Goodman
Schwerner
Khrushchev Now Visiting Norway
Soviet Premier Khrushchev arrived in Oslo aboard the Bashkiria amid a small crowd. He stepped ashore to a restrained reception while officials and citizens observed the arrival and noted a calm atmosphere with mild humidity and changing temperatures.
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Norway
Khrushchev
Danmark
Sweden
Theil
Bashkivia
Abby
Antic Alliance
Neue Womert
Tral Sweden
Daily Report
Sealer
Cocsester
Pier
New Chapel Dedicated At Wahpeton Camp By Scouts
Dan Cole and Gary Owens of Fort Dodge tour the new Memorial Chapel at the Boy Scout Camp Wahpeton on Lake Okoboji. The structure was dedicated Sunday as a memorial to Douglas Lea Callenius of Humboldt who died in 1962. built by volunteers.
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Dan Cole
Gary Owens
Fort
Dodge
Wahpeton
Lake Okchoji
Douglas
Lea Callenius
Himboldty
Eleven Jurors Questioned in Gebhart Trial
In Muscatine county court Judge Matthew Westrate presides as eleven jurors are questioned for the murder trial of William Gebhart of Moscow. Gebhart remains jailed since March 27 for the deaths of his wife Sarah and sister-in-law Anna Yarbrough. The defendant plead not guilty and contends self defense after being attacked with knives.
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William Gebhart
Anna Yarbrough
Moscow
Muscatine County
Richard Oppelt
Bob Miller
Jon Lew
Willian Gebhart
Muscatine County District Court
Matthew Westrate
Virgil Shouse
Muscatine Barker
Woodward
Ape
Shouse
Wesinale
Wiliam Cory
Muscatine
Gebhart
Sarah
Statve
E. W. Mead
David Scienzinski
Wilson
Garry Woodward
Robert Wilson
Mass Immunization by Airborne Vaccines Said Possible
Denver scientist Dr. Gardner Middlebrook stated mass immunization through airborne vaccines could prevent diseases like tuberculosis measles and smallpox without injections yet fear of inhalation keeps public resistance. He notes success in animal tests and cites decades of aerogenic immunization progress using weakened live organisms sprayed into controlled chambers.
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Denver Cola
Denver
Gardner Middlebrook
National Jewish Hospital
Middlebrok
U. S
Middlebrook
Eight Die in Iowa Accidents and Drownings
Eight people died in Iowa accidents including drownings and vehicle crashes. Leo Schoeppner, 32, drowned at Silver Lake after boat overturns near Templeton. companions rescued him twice. Several others died in separate crashes near Haviland Kansas, Hopkinton, Farfield, Atlantic, and Grinnell. One University of Iowa football player, Richard Carle, 18, also died in a bridge collision near Dubuque.
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Associated Press
Iowa
Leo Schoeppner
Templeton
Silver Lake
Dickinson County
David
Kester
Grinnell
Allendunk
Bellevue
Jackson County
St. Donatus
Richard Carle
Chicago Heights
University of Iowa
Mississippi River
Dubuque
Stanley Tobey
Clineton
Hec Lear
Douglas Stewart
Clinton
Stewart
West Liberty Girl Drowns In Wisconsin
Sandra Smith 11 of West Liberty drowned in the St. Croix River near River Falls Wisconsin while swimming with relatives. The incident occurred in a river hole around mid afternoon and her body was recovered three hours later in 26 feet of water. She was born February 0 1950 in Muscatine and was to enter West Liberty High School as a freshman. Survivors include her mother two sisters a brother and grandparents. Funeral services set for Tuesday at the Methodist Church with burial at Memorial Park in Muscatine. The body under Snider Funeral Home care.
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Wisconsin
Sandra Smith
Margaret Smith
West Liberty
St. Croix
Sandra Sith
Iowa City
Orville Smith
Nichols, Bennett
West Liberty High School
Methodist Church
MYF
Chapel
Girl Scout
Saga
Sarah
Doris
Dale
A. E. Oostendorp
Muscatine
Orville Smith Sr
Methodist
Chix’ch
Dale ‘Williams
Memorial Park
Snider Funeral Home
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