Three Die in Grandview Area Collision on Highway 61
Three people died in a head on crash near Grandview on Highway 61 82 while two others injured. Victims included Vera Morrow 68 of Knoxville James A Lillig 32 of Tiffin and Cathleen Shibel 21 Bettendorf. Other weekend fatalities included David Allen 13 Iowa Falls and August Schluler 69 near Nashua.
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Knoxville
Muscatine General Hospital
Grandview
Twa
Vera Morrow
James A. Lilli
Tiffin
Cathleen Shibel
Beitendorf
Louisa County
Vera H. Morrow
Marion County
George
Mary M. Russell Maddy
Mr. Morrow
Windis
R. Vance Morrow
Minonk
R. Wayne Morrow
Houston
Texas
Grealer
Wayne Morrow
Arlington Heights
Wayne
Bedly
Stacy Funeral Home
Bybnee and Davis Funeral Home
Towa City
Stacy
Shabel
Donohue Mortuary
Lillig
Ford
Morrow
Ralph McDowell
Don Teisler
Louisa ‘County
Kim Rieberl
Washington County
David Eugene Allen
Iowa Falls
August Schluler
Nashua
Allen Boy
Ray Allen
Towa Falls
R. RB. Griffel
Eldora
Highway 18
Paul Koolt
Jeffrey Lynn Allen
Schluie
Contly
Fall Fatal to Keokuk Man 45
Keokuk carpenter Lar Eng Lar Entzen, 45, died in a hospital Sunday night from a head injury after falling from a ladder Saturday while working on a Keokuk project.
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Keokuk
Lareng
Larentzen
Carpenter
Three Drownings Over Weekend in State
Three people drowned during a warm weekend as residents sought water recreation. Victims include David Allen, 8, near Council Bluffs. Roger Noesorge, 10, of Dubuque. and Paul E. Wilson, 24, of Monroe. Wilson fell from a turning boat on the Des Moines River near Swan, with two girls and another man aboard.
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David Allen
Council Bluffs
Roger Ohnesorge
Dubuque
Paul E. Wilson
Monroe
Wilson
Des Moines
Swan
Allen
Donald Allen Dy
Mosquito Creek
Protivin Bank Robbery Probe Update
FRY and agents of the Town Bureau of Criminal Investigation investigated a burglary at Bohemian Savings Bank Protivin. About 3000 dollars were reported taken when the bank opened, with the vault dial knocked off. Protivin lies 22 miles south of Cresco in extreme southeastern Howard County.
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Protivin
FRY
Town Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Bohemian Savings Bank
Cresco
Howard County
Churchmen Call for Prompt Civil Rights Bill Action
Clergy and lay leaders from 41 states and the District of Columbia joined a silent, prayerful procession on Capitol Hill to urge quick passage of the civil rights bill. The protest occurred as the Senate entered its 11th week of debate stalled by Southern opposition. The Very Rev Francis B Sayre led a prayer service before the march began at the Lutheran Church of the Reformation, two blocks east of the Capitol, with about 200 participants from across the country, including Alaska, organized by the National Council of Churches Commission on Religion and Race.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Capitol Hill
Senate
Francis’ B. Sayre
Episcopal Washington Cathedral
Lutheran Church of the Reformation
Capitol
Alaska
Commission On Religion and Race
The
National Council of Churches
Heat Wave Forms Over Iowa
A heat wave is shaping up in Iowa with today’s highs reaching the 90s in the south. The Weather Bureau forecasts show temperatures averaging 8 to 12 degrees above normal for the rest of the week, signaling hot conditions across the state.
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Iowa
The
Weather Bureau
South
New High Mark Of 86 Set Here
Muscatine joined the warm spell in Iowa as Saturday afternoon brought a new yearly high of 86 degrees. Sunday temp reached 85, with 84 by noon today, and forecasts expect highs in the 80s with mostly fair skies continuing. Tonight lows range from 36 to 72 across the state, with a few showers possible Tuesday in the southeast and scattered thunderstorms northeast to southwest.
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Muscatine
Towa
Iowa
Soln
Waterloo
Sioux City
Bar Association Poll Oversees Judge Retention Iowa News
DES MOINES Iowa State Bar Association conducts a plebiscite on whether Supreme Court and district court judges should be retained. Results to be shared with judges after four months and 30 days before the November election, as voters face retention questions for the first time under a new selection method.
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Des Moines —i
Iowa State Bar Association
Iowa Supreme Court
Bar
Bar Association
Supreme Court
District Court
Towans
Supreme
District Courts
Johnson seeks 125 million extra for Viet Nam war effort
President Johnson asked Congress for 125 million more to boost South Viet Nam operations. He outlined needs for economic and military support, citing Viet Cong terrorism and a new Khanh government aimed at a stronger campaign against communism. He requested 87 million for economic aid and 33 million for military use.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
South Viet Nam
Khanh
Henry Cabot Lodge
Maryland Campaign Nears End
Maryland Senator Daniel Brewster halts his bid to block George Wallace in the Democratic Maryland primary as Wallace plans a final Baltimore area rally. Wallace seeks a stronger showing than his Indiana and Wisconsin results while Kennedy and Brewster tour the city. Nationally, six state conventions and several party meetings are set this week across multiple states.
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Daniel B. Brewster
George C. Wallace
Maryland
Edward M. Kennedy
Wallace
Alabama
Johnson
Indiana
Wisconsin
Washington
Arkansas
Alaska
Andllinois
North Carolina
Island
Towa
Refugees Hint At Possible Cuba Raids From Miami
Miami refugee leaders hinted of new raids on Cuba by exiles around May day and Independence Anniversary. They named Eloy Gutierrez Menoyo and Ray as possible participants, cited underground plans, and noted U S officials doubt a popular uprising is likely despite reports from Radio Free Cuba.
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Eloy Gutierrez Menoyo
Socakzing
U. S
Cuba Exile Plan Prospects For Central Junta
Among Cuban exiles, discussion centers on forming a five member central junta as an anti Castro representative body. It could act as a provisional government if Castro’s regime falls, offering a framework for leadership.
Charges Filed in Prison Riot in Anamosa
Eight inmates from the Men's Reformatory were arraigned in Jones County District Court on riotous conduct and injury to person or property charges from the May incident. They were escorted under heavy guard and given time to enter pleas, facing up to five years additional for each count.
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Anamosa
Jones County District Court
Cuban exile leaders may be in Cuba planning new attacks
Miami's Cuban refugee community believes Elay Gutierrez Menoyo and Monreal Bay, each heading exile groups, may be in Cuba plotting attacks on Castro's government. Menoyo, once a major in Castro's rebel army, defected as Havana turned Communist. Both men reportedly vowed to reach Cuba before May 20.
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Miami
Elay Gutierrez Menoyo
Monreal Bay
Cuba
Castro
Manoyo
Havana
U. S. Seeks To Maintain Neutrality In Laos Crisis
The United States urges friendly governments to influence Communist China to halt fighting and preserve Laos neutrality amid rising offensives in the Plane des Jarres region. Secretary Rusk meets with Soviet, British, and Southeast Asia allies to secure support and safeguard the Geneva Laos agreement.
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United States
China
Laos
Washington —T
Soviet Union
Britain
Johnson
Plane Des Jartes
Pathet
Rusk
Moscow
London
Geneva
South R
Viet Nam
Anatoly F. Dabreyain
Denis A. Greenhill
Lord Harlech
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Pakistan
France
Australia
New Zealand
Thailand
Philippines
India
Poland
Canada
International Control Commission
FHA Loan For Keota Linking Rural Recreation Project
DES MOINES The Farmers Home Administration announced approval today of two 60 000 loans to a Keota group to finance an 86 000 golf club and swimming pool. The facility will be supported by annual dues and fees with residents paying an admission charge. Gene L Hoffman state FHA Director said the 60 acres of high producing land will be used and such programs were authorized to develop rural areas create jobs provide recreation and utilize land not needed for crop production.
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Farmers Home Administration
Group
Keota
FHA
Keola
Gene L. Hoffman
Congress
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