Memorial Day Services at Muscatine Cemeteries and Riverside Park
Memorial day rites will be held Thursday morning at Greenwood Cemetery and Riverside Park. Ceremonies include a West Junior High Band directed by Charles Piotrowski, a Memorial address by Attorney Roger J. Lande, and readings by Boy Scout Chris Altenpound and Girl Scout Pamela Craddock. Firing squads, taps, and benedictions are planned with Legion and VFW involvement.
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Greenwood ‘Cemetery
Riverside Park
Beegin
Military Service Memorial
West
Charles Piotrowski
Thomas Doyle
Chris’ Altenpound
Troop 116
General Logan
Muscatine
Carol Marick
Roger J. Lande
Pamela Craddock
Robert Petersen
Stephen Petersen
J. E. Kleffmann
American Legion
Galute
Thomas Alt
David Warner
George C. Gerth
Riverside Park Service
L. A.m
Navy
Dental
Jacque Sterenberg
Gerald Powell
Worden
Albert Weeks
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Thomas Ahlf
Memorial Park
St.Mary's
Speculative sugar bubble prompts U.S. warnings
The Agriculture Department warns the speculative bubble in sugar may burst soon as high price buyers face risk when prices drop. Undersecretary Charles Murphy expects hearings by Senate Finance and House Banking to show U.S. sugar supplies will be plentiful and help restore market stability. Causes cited include European weather and Cuba mismanagement, with recent large new foreign commitments noted.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Charles S$. Murphy
Senate , Finance Committee
House Banking Subcommittee
Murphy
Europe
Cuba
United States
Jobless in Iowa Fewest Since 1959
Des Moines report shows unemployment in Iowa fell to 25,700 in April from 27,700 in March, the Iowa Employment Security Commission said. The April rate marks the lowest in the state since 1954, aided by construction industry hiring for the unemployed.
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Des Moines
Towa
Iowa
JFK and Couve de Murville hold White House talks
President Kennedy met with French Foreign Minister Maurice Couve de Murville, accompanied by Herve Alphand and Charles Lucet, to discuss defense and Common Market issues. The session followed a Paris talk between Rusk and de Gaulle and stirred talk of a possible Kennedy de Gaulle summit that officials said is not planned. Ottawa NATO talks showed continued U S French rift despite some accords on nuclear forces and allied force structure.
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Washington
Kennedy
Maurice Couve de Murville
White Mouse
Couve de Murville
Herve Alphand
Charles Lucet
Foreign Ministry
Dean Rusk
William Tyler
Francis Meloy
State Department
U. S
Charles de Gaulle
Paris
Rusk
North Autholic Treaty Council
Ottawa
White House
de Gaulle
Europe
Kennedy de Gaulle
United States
NATO
Lyman Lemnitzer
France
Khrushchev Accepts Castro Invite Plans Cuba Visit
Moscow reports Premier Khrushchev accepted Fidel Castro's invitation to visit Cuba and pledged Soviet aid to defend the island. The Tass communique said the visit would be to the first Socialist state in America and noted the pledge followed missiles withdrawal last fall.
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Moscow
Kiyushchev
Cuba
Caribbean
Qubar
Fidel Castro
Casino
Khrushchev
Black Sea
Tass
Castro
America
Press Probe in Slaying Of Iowa Bachelor Pastor
Police trace the whereabouts of Rev. B. E. Nyfjordor, 43, in the hours before his body was found. He was last seen driving around 1:30 a.m. Thursday, his bloodstained car located in Albert Lea, Minnesota, and his nude body found in a swampy area hours later. Autopsy shows two bullet wounds and eight stab wounds. No weapon or suspects yet. investigators consider robbery or hitchhiker involvement. Evidence suggests the pastor was killed in his car and the body disposed along a trail near Northwood and Silver Lake, about 20 miles south of Albert Lea.
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Albert Lea
Minn
Iowa
B. E. Nyfovder
Towa
Everett Stevern
Nyjordot
Cor
Carl Nyjordel
Vicim
Northwood
Thwood
Silver Lake
Minnesla-Tawa
Melord Perkins
Air Force Outlines Plan for Manned Space Station Patrol
In Dallas Lt. Gen. James Ferguson outlined a future space patrol using a manned orbital space station, codenamed Mods, to defend U S interests. He offered no definite date but aimed for development soon, with the station remaining aloft and supplied for indefinite periods.
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Dallas
Tex
Thn Air Force
James Ferguson
Aviation Space Writers Association
Meening
Space Patrol Vessel Could Aid Budget and Defense
The Senate House Economic Committee says the federal budget deficit for the year ending June may be $1 billion less than estimated due to a business upsurge increasing tax income. Ferguson notes a military orbital space station concept to detect and disable hostile satellites, to be launched by the Titan 3 rocket with over two million pounds thrust.
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Washington
Senate House Economic Committee
Earth
Ferguson
Charges Follow Gambling Raid In Keokuk
State agents raided a Keokuk gambling den charging Joseph Hickey proprietor and William Small with permitting gambling. Both men were bound over to the grand jury and released on $900 bonds each. Agents seized gambling equipment and reported Small was a card dealer.
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Weokuk
Grand Jury
Keokuk
Joseph Hickey
William Small
Small
Tuition Boosts Held Off For Year at Three State Colleges
The Regents reserve tuition for the next academic year at the University of Iowa Iowa State University and State College of Iowa. Budgets total about 76 million dollars for 1963 64, with faculty pay raises up to 12 percent. Tuition rises for 1964 65 depend on costs and decisions by the presidents. Funds cover operating needs, not new buildings, as capital improvements received 16 million from the legislature.
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Des Moines
Arsity of
Towa
Iowa State University
State College of Iowa
Board of Regents
University of Iowa
Town State
State College of Town
Pope Regaining Strength Amid Vatican Retreat
Vatican reports Pope Pius XXIII slowly regaining strength while resting during a nine day retreat begun Friday. Officials confirmed no formal update on his health after a severe relapse linked to a stomach disorder possibly an ulcer or cancer. Rumors said he received a large blood transfusion and is under full medical care in his Vatican apartments.
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Vatican City
Telm XXIII
Vatican
Wallace Silent on Court Appearance in Alabama Integration Fight
Governor George Wallace stood silent about whether he would comply with a federal judge order to appear in Birmingham on June 3 for an injunctive hearing. U.S. District Judge Seybourn Lynne demanded Wallace answer the court as federal authorities move to restrain him over the University of Alabama enrollment of Negroes. Wallace had vowed to keep Negroes out of the university, asserting state sovereignty amid national civil rights tensions.
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Birmingham
Ala
George C. Wallace
U.S
University of Alabama
Lynne
Tuatiie
Wallace
Necros
Stave University
Commerce Commission to Employ Consultant Firm
The three member commission plans a temporary and permanent support role with Middle West Service Co of Chicago to aid in new duties. An eight member advisory committee will act as liaison between the commission and the utility industry, providing professional and technical help for organizing the new agency. Members include executives from Interstate Power Des Moines ISU professor James McKean and Northwestern Bell Des Moines. The panel will have no official status and is not expected to conduct major investigations in the initial months.
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Middle West Ser Co
Chicago
Commission
Tews Commerce Commission ~ Util Cooperation Committee
Middle West Service Co
Kenneth Gordon
Interstate Power Co
Dubuque
Edward J. Hartman
Iowa Illinois Gas & Electing Co
Davenport
J. W. Hummer
Iowa Power and Light Co
Des Moines
Earl L. King
Electric Cooperatives
James McKean
College of Engineering
Iowa State University
William F. Miller
Iowa Independent Telephone Association
Park Binard
William L. Tiffany
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Des Mains
Renew Demands On North Korea At Panmunjom
The U.S. command said it will renew demands for the return of two American helicopter pilots forced down in Communist North Korea. The issue to be raised as the Mixed Military Armistice Commission meets in Panmunjom on Monday.
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Panmunjam
Korea
North Korea
Mixed Military Armistice Commission
Urge Speed In Airlift Of Climbers
Everest expedition faces slow airlift as Bishop and Unsoeld endure frostbitten night near the summit. Nepalese helicopter access is limited by thin air, forcing a grueling two day march to reach a pickup point while Hornbein and Jerstad proceed toward Katmandu.
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Kaimandu
Nepal
Mt. Everest
Barry C. Bishop
Washington, D. C
William F. Unsoeld
Corvallis
Ore
Kat- Mandu
Norman Dybventurth
Gilbert Roberts
Bishop
Dybvenfurth
Thomas F. Hornbein
San Diego
Calif
Luther G. Jerstad
Eugene
Katmandu
Kathmandu
Unsoeld
Wunder
U. S
Explosions Raise Alarm in Baton Rouge Areas
A daybreak blast shattered windows in the 34 story Louisiana Capitol and damaged a nearby apartment, with no injuries reported. A magnelix tree on Capitol grounds was stripped of leaves and flowers near Huey Long’s burial spot. Moments earlier another blast woke dormitory students at LSU, three miles south of the Capitol.
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Rouge
Louisiana Capitol
Capitol
Huey P. Long
D-La
Long
Kingfish
Louisiana
Louisiana State University
Chinese Recon Flight Near New Delhi Provokes Protest
An Indian paper said a high altitude Chinese reconnaissance aircraft penetrated to 19 miles of New Delhi on May 6 to photograph military sites. The Times of India report said New Delhi lodged a formal protest with Peking as an Indian government spokesman declined to comment.
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New Delhi
India
Times of India
Peking
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Twain
Hannibal
Roosevelt
AP Photofax
JFK
Mr. K
Ester Myjor
Minneapolis
Slovern
Hayward
Alber Tea
B. E. Nyjordet
Air Force
The
League of Town Icipatities
New Orleans
Atty
Jim Garrison
Garrison
Bourbon Street
Baton Rouge
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