Congo Rebels Step Up Drive
LEOPOLDVILLE Congo rebels backed by China intensified attacks as U S planes began aiding the government troops. Four C 130 cargo planes and over 100 Americans including 40 paratroopers were deployed to guard transports and assist rescue missions. Premier Tshombé met Williams and Washington debate grew, with Sen Stennis questioning U S involvement in another undeclared war.
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U.S
Offi
Moise Tshomb
Washington
Bukavu
Kivu
Pierre Mulele
Kikwi
Kwilu
Soviet Finland sign five year trade pact boost
Moscow reports a five year trade agreement between the Soviet Union and Finland calling for a 20 percent rise in trade. Tass announced the pact on Friday detailing deliveries of electrical and power equipment machinery tractors and related goods in return the accord covers 196?70.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
Finland
Tass
Machaps
Kyprianou Heads to New Cyprus Talks in Athens
Cyprus Foreign Minister Spyros Kyprianou flew to Athens for new talks with Greece over the Cyprus Crisis. He stressed that the only way out is for Cyprus to gain complete independence, leaving no room for compromise.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
AP —Cyprut
Spyros Kyprianou
Athens
Kyprianou
Com
Gov Harold Hughes Abandons Weight Loss Campaign
Des Moines Iowa Gov Harold E Hughes says he is abandoning his weight loss effort to focus on political campaigning. He announced on Friday that during the campaign period he has stopped trying to lose weight and hopes overweight people will feel sympathy while others show compassion.
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Des Moines
Iowr
UPE
Harold E. Hughes
Senate Delays Adjournment Over Reapportionment Debate
Washington AP Senate leaders delay adjournment as liberal Democrats filibuster a compromise to delay court ordered reapportionment. Leaders say action may stretch into Labor Day and beyond, tying up a $3.3 billion foreign aid measure. Debate hinges on Dirksen Mansfield amendment and cloture prospects.
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Senate
Mike Mansfeld
Montana
Congress
Atlantic City
Everett M. Duksen
Ilinois
Mansfield
Paul Douglas
Dill
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Douglas
Supreme Court
Myra Lee Peak of Rotet- Reuse, Toarp Emden. Li
Myra Lee Peak is noted in Springfield records with a 234 inch pigtail kept as a notable personal detail. The item appears in a brief UPI-style Springfield entry mentioning Long Tail Springfield.
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Springfield
Myra Lee
Rotet- Reuse
Toarp Emden
Planes Hover Over Tug Fire Survivors
Coast Guard aircraft hovered mid Pacific about 939 miles northeast of Honolulu to assist a tug Sea Wolf on fire with a 12 crew. A C138 rescue plane reached the scene spotting men in the water and signaling for help while surface ships, including Coast Guard cutters WaChuset and Ponchartrain, and ships from Red Stack Towboat Company aided in the rescue effort as seven Canadian frigates and luxury liners President Roosevelt and Lijne redirected to assist.
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San Francisco
UPI
Coast Guard
Sesson
Here
Honolulu
Tre Coast Guard
Wachuset
Ponchartrain
Sea Wolf
Roosevelt Amd Lijline
Red Stack Towboat Company
Italian Head Is Near Death
President Antonio Segni aged 73, who suffered a stroke eight days earlier, lapsed into coma this morning as his condition deteriorated rapidly. Doctors said he suffered a rapid worsening during the night, with Premier Aldo Moro racing back to Rome by special train after vacationing at Fonte Gardena.
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LPI
Antonio Segni
Segni
Aldo Maro
Dolomite
Fonte Gardena
Rome
State Fair Opens Strong at Wisconsin Exhibit
The 1964 Wisconsin State Fair began strong under cloudy skies with 42,351 attendees by Friday night. Fair administrator Willard Masterson praised the crowd and light humidity while heavy advance sales surged for the grandstand shows including Beverly Hillbillies performances. Cattle and livestock judging opened, with Clark Wilter of Hartland winning the first cattle title and a field of about 2,000 head entered in junior fair events.
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West Allis
Wis
Willard Masterson
Beverly Hillbillies
Masterson
Clark Wilter
Hartland
Marlene Beckler
Fort Atkinson
Guernsey
Steven Chilson
Menomonie
Guernseys
Joan Kowitz
Norwalk
Terry London
Chilton
Steven Olson
Stoughton
Dennis Schneider
Madison
Jean Ugiow
Waterloo
Mark Houslet
Oxford
Gregory May
Mineral Point
Douglas Schuth
Jefferson
Economic Boom Hits New Highs
Washington AP reports a sustained economic surge with a 2 per cent rise in factory and mine output over the prior year, a 4.9 per cent jobless rate dipping below 5 for the first time in years, and a seven month employment average up 1.6 million while the labor force grows 1.4 million. Auto production remains at record levels amid model changeover preparations.
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Washington
Helion
Mdustria
Federal Reserve Board
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor
War on Poverty Bill To Be Signed By Johnson
Washington SPI reports the 394.5 million war on poverty bill will be signed by President Johnson on Thursday. The measure is under routine review by the Justice Department and the Budget Bureau.
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Washington
SPI
Johnson West
Justice Department
Budget Bureau
Train Hits Youths Car in Rosendale Tragedy
Three 18 year olds died when their car collided with a Chicago North Western freight train at the north Rosendale limits. John R Teetz was to be best man at his brother’s wedding today. Passengers, Scorter and Telesforo Alvarado, worked at Green Giant. Wisconsin highway toll rises to 648 with two other deaths in Kenosha County.
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Rosendale
Chicago-North Western
John R Teetz
Rt. 1
Cro! Teetz
Arion
Highway 26
Green Giant
Scorter
S Main St. Fond du Lac
Telesforo Alvarado
Uvalde
Tex
Teetz
FFA
Associated Press
Kenosha County
Wisconsin
Kenosha
Roger Anderson
James J. Hazen
Mildred
Hazeny
Frank Backhaus
Plymouth
Sheboygan
Backhaus
Towitch
Backheus
Four Americans questioned after Cuba trip subpenas issued
Three of eight young Americans who visited Cuba without authorization were subpoenaed by the House Un American Activities Committee. A fourth, a Texas oil heir, was also subpoenaed. Passports were reportedly withdrawn by order of Secretary of State Dean Rusk. The group traveled via Prague under the Student Committee for Travel to Cuba, funded by the Cuban federation of students. Subpoenas set for September 3 in Washington.
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Fidel Castro
Ed Lamansky
Kennedy Airport
New York
Paris
State Department
Dean Rusk
Wupi
UPI
Subpena
House Committee On UN
Abba P. Schwartz
Bureau of Security and Consular Affairs
Apap
Student Committee
Cuban Federation of Students
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Washington
Southern Governors Hold Talks
Governors of five Sea States met in New Orleans in a closed door session lasting several hours to discuss mutual problems related to the national election. Louisiana Governor McKeithen joined Mississippi's Paul Johnson Arkansas' Faubus George Wallace of Alabama and Florida's Bryant, who left early, saying a wide range of subjects were discussed. The group issued a brief statement noting mutual concerns and potential future meetings.
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UPI
Sea States
Frigas
Louisiana
John J. McKeithen
Paul Johnson
Mississippi
Grvat Fenbus
Arkansas
George Wallace
Alabama
Farris Bryant
Florida
Bryant
Bristol Prisoner Returns for Job at Infirmary
Sid Lewis, 4, escaped from the Royal Infirmary prison ward in May and reportedly returned last week to seek employment there. Details unclear from the fragmented report.
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Bristol
England
UPI
Sid Lewis
The
Royal Infirmary
Canal Anniversary Tensions Mark Quiet Canal Celebration
The Panama Canal’s anniversary is marked by tensions as Panamanian and American leaders reflect on 1914 openings and a first transit by SS Ancon. Rumors of protests surface amid ceremonial events while ships continue to pass, highlighting ongoing disputes over sovereignty and control of the canal.
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Republic of Panama
Panama Canal
Atlantic
Salet
Locommstive
Red Leader Stricken in USSR and Lithuanian Flight Loss
Soviet Tass reports a Red Leader collapse during a Western Europe visit and a memorial planned in Kaunas for Lithuanian aviators Styaponas Dacyus and Stasis Girenas killed in an East Prussia crash on a United States to Europe flight.
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Moscow
UPI
United States
Europe
Tass
Kaunas
Lithuania
Styaponas Dacyus Am Stasis Girenas
East Prussia
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