Defferre Defeats Ribiere In France Duel On Private Estate
In Neuilly sur Seine Socialist leader Gaston Defferre out-fenced Gaullist Deputy Rene Ribiere in France's first major duel in nine years. The four minute bout ended with Defferre nicking Ribiere on the right arm twice, amid a police chase and a row over an assembly insult.
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Paris
UPI
Gaston Defferre
Rene Ribiere
France
Defferre
Ribiere
Neuilly
National Assembly
Surveyor 3 tests soil sampler on Moon in dry run
In Pasadena, California UPI reports Surveyor 3 completed a flawless dry run as engineers at JPL prepared a real test of the lunar crust. The arm extended to 50 inches and the craft captured hundreds of sharp pictures before recharging, with reactivation planned in the afternoon.
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Pasadena
Calif
UPI
Surveyor 3
Caltech
Jet Propulsion Laboratory Jpl
California
Goldstone
JPL
Hughes to sign fair housing bill with bond controversy
Gov. Harold E. Hughes indicated he would sign the fair housing measure after final legislative approval, despite a $500 bond requirement for filing complaints. The bill, approved 118-0 in the House and 49-11 in the Senate, would ban discrimination in sale or rental housing. The bond provision sparked emotion as Rep. Cecil Reed urged passage to uphold rights, while critics warned it could be unconstitutional.
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Des Moines
UPI
Harold E. Hughes
Hughes
House
Senate
Cecil Reed
Cedar Rapids
Reed
America
James E. Maloney
D - Bondurant
Maloney
Governor's Office
Dan Johnston
Johnston
June Franklin
D Des Moines
Vietnam
Iowa
General Assembly
Iowa housing bill faces sweeping debate and bond fight
During a heated Iowa House session lawmakers clash over a fair housing bill. Debates center on a $500 filing bond for complaints with provisions to remove harassing claims and to exempt duplexes and small rooming houses. A. June Franklin argues the bond burdens Black servicemen returning from Vietnam, urging conscience over a blocking block.
Heavy hailstorm damages Fort Madison greenhouses
A violent hailstorm battered Fort Madison Iowa causing heavy property losses across the city. In the west side residents found hail stones nearly tennis ball sized. One stone measured five inches around and 1% inches thick. Two greenhouses suffered severe glass breaks with 90 and 80 percent damage respectively. Workers fled the greenhouses and were unharmed.
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Fort Madison
Iowa
UPI
Iowa House revives bill for colored driver license photos
The Iowa House passed a bill requiring a color photograph on all licenses and sent it to Gov. Hughes. The 74 to 39 vote dropped a 50 cent fee increase to cover photo costs, with the effective date set for January 1, 1968. Proponents cite enforcement benefits while Rep. Gannon opposed the fee removal.
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Bill
Des Moines
UPI
Iowa House
Senate
Ottumwa Man Dies Working Near Struck Power Line
Otto Schaub a 52 year old Ottumwa resident died Thursday after contacting a high voltage line while a Iowa Southern Utilities Co crew repaired a pole struck by lightning five miles northeast of Ottumwa He is survived by a widow and three children.
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Ottumwa, Iowa
UPI
Ottumwa
Otto Schaub
Dad
Iowa Southern Utilities Co
Senator seeks to bar ads for Ames ISU radio TV network
Des Moines senator William Reichardt filed an amendment to a bill creating a statewide educational network. It would prohibit all state owned stations from accepting commercial advertising for a fee, arguing WOI at Iowa State University shows unfair competition as a supposed educational outlet. He warned new stations could resort to ads if funds run short.
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Iowa State University
William Reichardt
Des Moines
Reichardt
WOI
Young King Becomes Dictator After Greek Army Coup
Greek army seizes control in the name of King Constantine, declaring a midnight coup to restore stability as Athens, Salonika and other cities are sealed off. Premier Canellopoulos is placed under protective custody while former Premier Papandreou and son Andreas are arrested amid fears of a socialist shift and leftist support. Military orders close newspapers banks and the stock exchange as a curfew and blackout ensue.
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Greece
Constantine
Anatolia
Yugoslavia
Athens
Turkey
Panyiotis Canellopoulos
George Papandreou
Andreas Papandreou
California University
U.S
Papandreou
Salonika
Anne-Marie
Constitution Square
Aspida Clique
Aspida
People’s Revolution
Stock Exchange
Heavy air war escalates as MiGs fight U.S. jets near Hanoi
UPI reports two U.S. planes downed after dogfights with Communist jets 37 miles south of Hanoi, in one of the war's fiercest antiaircraft barrages. B52 raids pound DMZ corridors and central highlands as Haiphong power plants suffer massive damage. Viet Cong strike Saigon sea channel vessels. one Japanese sailor killed, several wounded.
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Saigon
UPI
USS
Hanoi
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Long Tau
Washington
Pentagon
North Vietnam
Haiphong
Long Tau River
Weather forecast for Iowa lands frost low temps
United Press International reports frost or freezing warnings in the northwest Iowa region. Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with cooler conditions and lows in the 20s northwest to the low 40s southeast. Chance of thundershowers southeast this evening. Highs Saturday in the 50s. Sunday looks sunny with little temperature change.
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United Press International
Iowa
Housing riots erupt as 100 taken into custody in Louisville
In Louisville Kentucky more than 1 000 white hecklers clash with police during a third night of unrest. About 100 demonstrators are arrested in the Beechmont district while two American Nazi party members face charges for distributing hate literature. Civil rights leaders including Rev A D Williams King are arrested for disorderly conduct and loitering as they plan further actions around Derby Day. The Sixth Circuit refuses to move cases to federal court, and officials fear Derby publicity may affect attendance.
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Louisville
UPI
Beechmont
Nazi Party
King
Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
Probate of will and executor appointment for Harm Westen
Public notice reports probate of Harm E. Westen's will and the appointment of an executor. The notice outlines steps for interested parties to contest or respond in the appropriate county probate court within the statutory period. The estate details, including executor identity, are summarized for public record.
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Harm E. Westen
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