Premier Delays Trip as Laotian Crisis Erupts in Vientiane
Rival groups clash in downtown Vientiane breaking months of calm. A right wing spokesman says Pathet Lao casualties include one dead and one wounded after a two hour fight with grenades and Runfire exchanged. Civilian deaths reported include a Filipino aid worker and a Laotian. Prince Loung Pheuma postpones UN departure to New York. Associated Press reporter Antoine Yared arrested and briefly detained by right wing forces before release ordered by Gen. Phoumi Nosavan.
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Vientiane
Pathet Lao
Lans
Gre
Nades
Premisr
Prince Lou
Vanna
Pheuma
New
York
United Nations
Associated Press
Antoine Yared
Phoumi
Nosavan
Rightwing
Yated
U S Rushes Food to Brazilian Fire Refugees
The United States and Brazil mobilize aid for about 300000 homeless refugees from four days of forest fires in Parana Brazil. Powdered milk cornmeal and flour are flown in while Peace Corps teams treat roughly 300 injured. President Goulart appeals for united relief funds.
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Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
United States
Parana
Argentina
U.S. Peace Corps
U. S. Food For Peace Program
Joao Goulart
Talo Coals
Cuvitiba
Conte
Schools Open In New York Strike Averted
New York public school teachers approved a new contract with pay increases and avoided a strike as more than a million pupils began the fall term. About 8300 teachers backed the settlement proposed by a three man mediation panel at the mayor’s request after a court order and state law had threatened picketing by the union.
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New York i
New York City
United Federation — of Teachers
AFL- Cio
Board of Education
Robert F. Wagner
Iwian
Charles Coxon
Supreme Court
Stelkes
Burglars Loot Ihms Home in Stockton Area
Deputies report thieves broke into the Elmer Ihms farm home near Stockton Saturday night while the family visited relatives. They seized a television set, rifle, shotgun, clothing, chintz, and an electric clock, then drained gasoline from a storage tank and car. A screen was moved to gain entry at 8:55 p m.
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Elmer Ihms
Stockton
Muscatine
Eiereds
Youth suffers severe injury in car mishap
Larry Jarek, 29, of rural Wilson, was found beside his wrecked car in a field early Sunday and in fair condition at Muscatine General Hospital. He suffered a brain concussion and scalp lacerations after the 1950s model car left a gravel road, hit a utility pole guy wire, ripped fencing, and rolled over near the Kenneth Marloff farm.
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Larry Jarek
Wilson
Muscatine General Hospital
Dick Oogalt
Muscatine
Marloff
Marloffs
Tarek
George M. Wiqieh
Woman, 23 Ends Life With Gun at Home
Mrs Pamela Carrier, 43, found shot in the basement of 1215 Ernst Fourth Street by husband Daryll on a Sunday night. Death around 10 p.m. She left a note asking relatives to care for sons Kevin, 6, and Dean, 4. Survived by husband, parents, three brothers in the Navy, three sisters, and grandparents. Riley Funeral Home arranging arrangements.
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Margaret Jean Carrier
Ernst Fourth ‘Street
Daryll
Carter
Kevin
Dean
Charles McDaniel
Kenneth McDaniel
Muscatine
William McDaniel
Navy
James. McDaniel
John
Jackie) Bareley
West
Liberty
Robert
Ruth) Curtis
Avid
Dalene) Ruggies
Aledo
Ill
William
Beatty
Charles” McDaniel
Riley Funeral Home
Dirksen Will Vote For Nuclear Test Pact Say Senate Leader
Senate GOP Leader Everett Dirksen told reporters he will vote for ratification of the nuclear test treaty after a White House talk with President Kennedy. Dirksen, accompanied by Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield, said a presidential letter may help shore up bipartisan support as Defense Secretary McNamara joined the discussion. The accord restricts tests in water, air, and space, with the White House aiming to reassure allies and dispel concerns over the pact.
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Washington
Everett Dirksen
Dinois
Senate
Kennedy
Dirksen
Dirkson
White House
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Nsfield
Robert 5. McNamara
U.S
Word-A-Day Feature Debuts In The Muscatine Journal
The Word-A-Day column launches today, designed to enlighten readers with a chosen word, its pronunciation, meaning, and usage. It promises broad appeal to teachers, adults, and students across the United States and beyond.
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Mickey . Bach
Muscatine Journal
uWord
United States
Canada
Latin America
Early Vote Slows As Muscatine School Board Election Nears
Early voting shows 164 ballots cast as three candidates vie for three seats. John D Bargner Tad Chime Ye T Bl 30M and Rob Walter lead musters at Franklin Lincoln and Sycamore voting sites. County representative Endeg B Hope and Mark note terms as the next board meeting is set for Monday evening at the school.
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Muscating
John D. ‘Barger
Tad
Barcy
Rob Walter
T.o
Barger
Cen
Sycamore
Taylor
Charges Hint Dairies Face Action in Fort Madison
Fort Madison reports that 28 dairies may have sold milk below Iowa butterfat standards. The Secretary of Agriculture says hearings will be held soon to determine charges or other action. Dairies must show cause why they should not be charged with selling milk below the 3.23 percent butterfat minimum.
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Fort Madison
Lo Secretary of Agriculture
Liddy
Weekend Iowa accidents claim six lives
A series of weekend mishaps in Iowa left six dead. Victims included Robert I Mattingly of Sloan who drowned at Winnebago Bend after attempting a 0 yard swim. William Le Bailey of Clinton who died in a river boating accident. Gerald G Swanson near Fort Dodge killed when his car struck a bridge. Dean Spies of Tipton struck by a tractor driven by his brother. Raymond A Able of Donaldson killed in a two vehicle collision north of Donaldson. Lois Dodgeria Botis of Elliot killed in a railroad collision near Council Bluffs. Authorities cited a variety of incidents from drowning to vehicle and farm accidents.
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S J
Towa
Sen
Robert I. Mattingly
Tulsa
Ola
Mat‘dingly
Sloan
Omaha
Des Moines
Keokukuia
William le Bailey
Clineton
Misopi River
Clinton
Bailey
Fort Dodge
Gerald G. Swanson
Dean Spies
Ralph Spies
Smies Farm
Tipton
Raymond A. Able
Donaldson
Donelson
Council Bluffs
Lois Ddgeria Botis
Eliott
Alabama Governor Wallace orders segregation in schools
Troopers bar Negroes in Huntsville Mobile and Birmingham as Wallace directs that white pupils be kept in while attempting to block integration across three cities. First graders enter some integrated schools, while protests include white harassment at West End High. Federal court challenge Looms as lawyers file to require enrollment. Kennedy and the Justice Department review the case amid national guard alerts.
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Alabama
Hunts+ville
Yunisville
Wallace
Biringham
Mobite
Tuskegee
Huntsville
National Guard
Birmingham
Mobile
Ramsay High
Ous
Lingo
Ernest Jackson
Joe Dolai
EL. S
Eral
West End
Tinga
Dolin
Atlastice Department
John Doar
Bill Jones
Nits
Joe Smalley
Highway Patrol
Joe
Washington
Robert Kennedy
Justice Department
Five Venezuelan quintuplets born to Prieto family
In Maracaibo, Venezuela, Mrs Maria Cud yadé Prieto and her husband welcomed five premature quintuplets. Doctors report weights from 3 pounds 0 ounces to 4 pounds 9 ounces. The babies, named Robinson Fernando Otto Juan Jose and Mario, were baptized Saturday night and are hospitalized in incubators under the care of a team of specialists.
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Maracaibo
Venezuel
Maria‘ Cudyadé Prieto
Pnes Hepital
Pliman
de” Prieto
Robinson
Fernando
Otto
Juan Jose
Mario
Aver
Akal
Dionne
Canada
Annette
Cecile
Erilie
Marie
Yvonne Oame
Fed
Masria
Fernanda
Maria
Cristina
Maria Esther
Carlo
Franco
Argentina
JFK Names Gronouski Postmaster General
President Kennedy named John Gronouski of Wisconsin as postmaster general to succeed J. Edward Day who resigned August 9. Senate confirmation pending, with Sidney W. Bishop continuing as acting postmaster general. Gronouski, a Democrat from Madison, has piloted the Wisconsin state tax and finance efforts since 1960 and holds a PhD in taxation and public finance.
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Washington
Wisconsin
Kennedy
Gronouski
J. Edward Day
Senate
Gromouski
Sidney W. Bishop
Pay
Ballion
Tax Department
Madison
Wis
Gronaughi
Truman Aims to Balance Budget Before Tax Cut
Former President Harry S. Truman insisted taxes be kept in line until the budget balances. He spoke during his morning stroll about Congress considering an $11 billion tax reduction, saying he favors paying in more than one spends. He was visiting his daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Clon Daniel.
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New York
Harry S. Truman
Congress
Truman
Clon Daniel
Diem Regime Jeered As Saigon Police Nab 750 Youths
In Saigon police arrested 750 schoolboys after they barricaded their high school and joined a strike against President Diem's government. Military officials warned families of stern actions to quell the unrest and drafted demonstrators over 20 years old, sending under 20s to reeducation centers.
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Saigon
Viet Nem
Nga Dinh Diem
Saixon
Gere Ton
Ate
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