Riot disrupts Des Moines downtown area injuring several
About 100 people sparked a one to two hour riot near Des Moines downtown after police broke up a club dispute at the 720 Club around 12:45 am. Three people injured, two white youths beaten, one officer bitten, windows shattered at multiple businesses, and Harold Lee, 38, arrested. Observers noted many participants were Negro.
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Des Moines
10Th St
Keosauqua Way
720 Club
Electronic Engineering Co
Catherine's Market
Marasco Shoe
Harold Lee
Set Stage For Possible Rocky Lodge Alliance
Oregon primary upset by New York Gov Nelson Rockefeller defeats Henry Cabot Lodge and shifts prospects for a California alliance between the rivals. Lodge forces plan talks in Los Angeles after the loss, while Rockefeller leads with 61 581 votes to 49 489 for Goldwater and 28 042 for Nixon as precincts counted.
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Portland
New York
Nelson
Rockefeller
Oregon
Henry Cabot Lodge
California
Lodge
Los Angeles
Paul Grindle
Quegon
Goldwater
Nixon
Smith
Seeanton
Rockefeller Victory Triggers GOP Strategy Shift
In New York Oregon primary upset marks Governor Nelson Rockefeller's first major win in five months of GOP bid. Campaign aides plan to cite the result as proof of Rockefeller’s moderates status and a necessity for a strong fighting campaign to win in November. Castro regime faces Havana water shortage, Perez says problem inherited, not created by revolution.
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New York
Oregon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Havana
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Faustino Perez
Cuban Water Resources Institute
Planes Collide Over Vienna Killing Several People
Two light aircraft collided above Vienna at about 2000 feet and exploded. One plane hit a Neubau block of apartments, four bodies recovered, fire extinguished as Bremen battled the blaze. The second plane struck an empty courtyard in Josefstadt. a pilot died at the scene.
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Vienna
Austria
Tih
Neubau
Bremen
Josefstadt
Pitn
Civil War Report Flags Heavy Laos Civilian Losses
Civilians in Muong Cha Valley report approximately 1000 dead amid Communist assaults as aid officials warn counts will firm up in 2 to 3 weeks. Meanwhile in Riverton Iowa, $11,000 in coins found hidden under a garage floor after Miss Maude Kelsey’s death. In East Moline Illinois, production at two John Deere plants halted by unauthorized walkouts tied to speedups and price cuts.
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Muong ‘Cha
Laos
U.S
Muong Cha
Riverton
Maude Kelsey
Iowa
Apri
Earl Shull
East Moline
Ill
John Deere
Deere Harvester
United Auto Workers
Deere
North Koreans Release Two U S Pilots After Espionage Claims
North Korea freed two American helicopter pilots Capt. Ben W. Stutts and Capt. Carleton W. Voltz who had been held since last May after being shot down. UN Command had acknowledged the pilots violated a border in an espionage mission, but North Korea and U N officials disputed the admission. The men, in good condition, were cared for in Seoul after being released and returned to U S custody. Suzanne Voltz was shown smiling upon the reunion in Seoul.
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Panmunjonm
Korea
U.N
United Nations Command
Ben W. Stutts
Florance
Ala
Carleton W. Voltz
Frankfort
Mink
Seoul
Doeys
U.S. Army
George Creély
Biggest Industrial Advance in Year Reported
Washington reports the largest industrial advance in almost a year. The April output of factories, mines and utilities rose 29.2 percent above the 1357-9 average, driven by autos, furniture, iron and steel, and growing demand for business equipment.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
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Brooklyn
Tulin Sanchez
Sandra Sanchez
Anthony
United Nations
Raul Roa
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Citizens Committee
Port Pilon
Agriculture Department
Viet Nam
Saigon
Nelson Rockefeller
North Koreans
U. S
GNC
KPA
Dmz — Demilitarized
Suzanne’ Voltz
Joy
Carleton Voltz
South Korea
CAP Photofax
Golden, Riptc
Ee Gold Bond
G.E
Wito
Paetz Cottage Bread
Gold Bond Stamess Debbie
Paetz
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