Iowa Highlanders see Queen in Edinburgh during Scottish visit
The University of Iowa Scottish Highlanders toured London then traveled to Edinburgh where Queen Elizabeth II rode through the city for engagements. The Queen, on a Scottish visit, stays two days at Holyrood Palace. In Moscow the Soviet spokesman warned about relying on Soviet nuclear support. In Saigon, guerrillas shot down a U S Army helicopter, killing the pilot and gunner, the latest in a series of crashes totaling eight American deaths in five days.
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Iowa
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National debt limit set at 4324 billion for a year
The Nation reports President Johnson signed the bill reserving a temporary debt limit of 4324 billion for one year. Without the signing, the limit would have automatically dropped to 309 billion today and to 295 billion at midnight. Also noted are local and national items on crime and politics.
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Minnesota professor urges protecting student testing data
In Sioux City a Franks-Ross man died after being struck by a car while crossing a downtown street. Police said no charges have been filed against driver Thomas B. Uhl, 39, of Sioux City.
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Typhoon Winnie Slams Manila Killing At Least Ten
Manila reels as Typhoon Winnie slices through central Luzon with winds up to 95 mph. At least ten drownings reported, with hundreds injured as shanties collapse and power and communications fail. Manila International Airport and transport networks crippled. Clark Air Base sheltered aircraft as the storm moved toward the South China Sea.
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Weather Bureau
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AP Photofax
Lodge Briefs Committees on Viet Nam
Senator Henry Cabal Lodge testified before the Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services committees in a closed briefing on South Vietnam. He said he spoke with William Scranton, left his Far Dust post, and planned no immediate talks with Eisenhower though he hopes for his public support. Lodge returned to Washington and said Vietnam policy should not become a campaign issue.
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Kor Lodge
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U. S
FBI probes Oswald diary publication in Kennedy case
The Warren Commission asked the FBI to investigate how parts of Lee Harvey Oswald diary appeared in print. J. Lee Rankin, chief counsel, indicated the commission suspects Oswald's Soviet years material entered circulation via the Dallas police. The panel delayed its final report beyond July 18.
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Lee Harvey Oswald
Dallas Morning News
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Earl Warren
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Drive to Enforce Liquor Laws Is To Be Stepped Up
DES MOINES authorities vow a tougher liquor license enforcement drive after investigators indicate some licenses water down products or use cheaper brands. Violators can face hearings and possible license suspension or revocation by the Liquor Control Commission.
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Des Moines
Gene Needles
Needles
Premier Adoula Resigns As Tshombe Sifts Congo Gov
Premier Cyrille Adoula resigns as Congo marks independence fourth anniversary while U.N. troops depart. Rumors place Moise Tshombe to lead a new central government with support from exiled and returning leaders. Chaos, reconciliation efforts, and a peace-making push shape the political landscape.
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Leopoldville
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Givenga
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Lumumba
Katanga
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Demonstrations by Chicago Negroes rally for Scranton picket
More than 300 Negroes paraded on Chicago's South Side early today taunting police and challenging arrests during a second dawn civil rights demonstration. Leaders of ACT promised frequent summer marches to support Gov Scranton’s Philadelphia appearance as 1,100 expected to join in picketing. Seven leaders were arrested for holding a public meeting without a permit, including Jesse Gray and Lawrence Landry.
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William W. Scranton
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South Parkway
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Jesse Gray
Harlem
Council On Housing
New York City
Lawrence” Landry
Mistrial Denied in Gebhart Murder Trial Opens
Three witnesses testified by noon as 89 year old William Gebhart of Moscow faces murder charges in Muscatine county after opening statements by prosecutors and defense. Dr. Swayze described findings at the Gebhart home, while witness accounts tied Gebhart to the deaths of Mrs. Anna Yarbrough and Mrs. Sarah Gebhart. Defense contends self defense and seeks to cast doubt on the victims, with jurors seated from Muscatine and nearby towns as deliberations begin.
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Floating Oil Rig Explosion Off Louisiana Coast Kills 4
A predawn blast and fire devastated a floating oil rig 28 miles southwest of Morgan City in Eugene Island Block 273, leaving at least four dead and dozens missing. About 42 men were aboard. twenty five survivors were flown to Lakewood Hospital in Morgan City in varying conditions as the rig sank in over 100 feet of water.
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Lakewind Hospital
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LBJ Sends More Sailors To Ole Miss
In Mississippi, 400 sailors and a dozen officers joined the search for three civil rights workers missing nine days. The operation expanded from Meridian to Newton and Neshoba counties as White House orders intensified the effort joined by highway patrol. Rita Schwerner, wife of Michael Schwerner, urged sending 5,000 troops to assist.
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