Race Riot Arrests Highlight Chicago Civil Rights Tensions
United Press International reports white youths with swastikas clashed on Chicago's South Side Friday night, 180 arrests total as racial disorders surge since Monday. A separate protest at a South Side mobile school site drew integrationists, while New York and southern cities saw mass arrests and desegregation actions. Leaders in Charleston and Savannah signaled progress, and Montgomery leaders questioned a planned March on Washington. Nationwide, courts fined white demonstrators in Birmingham and Sit-ins rose in Clarksdale as SNCC workers faced prison. Eastland pressed McNamara to end on-base discrimination amid looming Aug 28 demonstrations.
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Brooklyn
Downstate Medical Center
Tte
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S.C
Savannan
Farmville
Prince Edward County
Montgomery
Ala
Congress
Solomon S. Seay
Negro Montgomery Improvement Association
New York
Harlem
Washington
Birmingham
Recorder's Court
Clarksdale
Miss
Delta
Arlington
Virginia State Senate
Robert Corber
Albertis S. Harrison
National Guard
Virginia
National Council of Churches
Rusk Leaves For Moscow With Senate Group
Secretary of State Dean Rusk flies to Moscow with a bipartisan Senate delegation to sign a partial nuclear test ban treaty. He carries a message from President Kennedy to Khrushchev and will sign Monday, with Harriman, Stevenson, and others traveling ahead of a Senate ratification debate. The trip aims to ease world tensions and test further steps toward peace.
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Moscow
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Kennedy
Nikita Khrushchev
W. Averell Harriman
Senate
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NATO
United States
Britain
Gromyko
Khrushchev
Lord Home
Andrei Gromyko
Talks on Malaysia formation extend as talks continue
Manila reports leaders of Malaya Indonesia and the Philippines agreed to press talks through Monday to resolve a deadlock over whether Sarawak and North Borneo should join a new Malaysia. A UN mediation letter was read but its contents not disclosed as Addis
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UPI
Malaya
Indonesia
Philippines
Malaysia
Borneo
Singapore
U.N
Thant
Sarawak
North Borneo
Sukarno
United Nations
Everett E Hayes Dies This Morning
Everett E Hayes, 46, of Farmington, died at 8 45 am today August 3 1963 at the Veterans Hospital in Iowa City. He was born February 10 1917 in Washington a son of Emmett and Nina Godwin Hayes. He married Dorothy Sims June 5 1950. He was a member of the Methodist Church VFW Moose Lodge and worked as field man for Farmers Hybrid Hog. He served in the Quartermaster Corps in World War II. Survivors include his wife a son Ronald his mother Mrs Emmett Hayes two sisters Mrs Mabel Schooley and Mrs Carl Dallmeyer and his maternal grandmother Mrs Anna Godwin all of Washington. Funeral arrangements pending at Sherman Eden Funeral Home in Washington.
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Farmington
Veterans Hospital
Iowa City
Sherman-Eden
Washington
Mr. Hayes
Emmett
Nina Godwin Hayes
Dorothy Sims
Methodist Church
VFW
Moose Lodge
Quartermaster Corps
Ronald
Emmett Hayes
Mabel Schooley
Carl Dallmeyer
Anna Godwin
Degrees to be awarded at State University of Iowa
A number of Washington area students will be among the 830 receiving degrees at the State University of Iowa summer commencement Wednesday evening. The event begins at 7 30 p.m. in the University Field House. Notable graduates include Irene Arthur Ainsworth Ruby Bontrager Kay Tener Barbara Glassburner James Morrison Gladys Anshutz Kephart Patricia Longwell David Lynn Disney Mary Ochs William Moran. Also note there will be no church service at Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Church tomorrow. members are urged to attend services in other churches.
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Washington Area
State University of Iowa
University
Irene Arthur
Ainsworth
Ruby Bontrager
Kalona
Kay Tener
Riverside
Barbara Glassburner
James Morrison
Washington
Gladys Anshutz Kephart
Wellman
Patricia Longwell
David Lynn Disney
Keota
Mary Ochs
William Moran
Columbus Junction
Cntiren
Marion Avenue United
Ward Dies in London After Coma in Sex Scandal
Dr Stephen Ward, central to Britain's sex and security scandal, died in St Stephen's Hospital London at 3 50 p m after four days in a coma. The 50 year old osteopath had been found in a coma after overdosing on sleeping pills hours before a jury convicted him of two counts of living off immoral earnings of call girls Christine Keeler and Marilyn Rice-Davies. Ward had been kept alive by artificial means as Britain awaited whether his last girlfriend Julie Gulliver would reveal the names of powerful figures who did not testify at his trial.
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London
UPI
Stephen Ward
Britain
Ward
St. Stephen's Hospital
Julie Gulliver
Miss Gulliver
Stephen
Noel Howard Jones
Christine Keeler
Marilyn Rice-Davies
Campfire Girls and YWCA Camp Ends at Lake Darling
After a busy week 80 girls aged eight to fourteen returned home from the Lake Darling Youth Center camp. The Hawaiian themed session featured crafts activities and dance instruction led by Mrs Louis Marston and a nurse assisted by ten cabin mothers twelve junior counselors two cooks and other staff.
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Louis Marston
Washington
Hawaii
YWCA
Calvin Wolf
John Owen
Gifford Morrison
Kelly Schlapkohl
Join Lemmon
Henry Roland
Richard Dare
Alan Bergstrom
Ralph Marshall
W.0
Boshart
Maude Jackson
Richard Fisher
Carol Ray
Kay Holland
Mollie Kneen
Jean Morrison
Ann Morrison
Mary Butler
Jean Johnson
Chris McCleery
Girls Softball Resumes Next Week At Lincoln School
The girls softball program for 4th through 6th graders resumes Monday with a 3:30 PM Giants practice at Lincoln School. The Twins practice Tuesday at the same time on the school grounds. A game between the two teams will be scheduled later in the week with times to be announced.
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Giants
Lincoln School
Twins
Judge's Son Indicted by Jury in Vehicular Homicide
New York grand jury charges Gareth Martini son of a judge with five counts of vehicular homicide stemming from a May 19 crash that killed five. Martini, 23, was acquitted earlier by a three judge panel tied to his father Justice Joseph A Martini, prompting calls for scrutiny of the trial.
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New York
UPI
Gareth Martini
Martinis
Criminal Court
Joseph A. Martinis
Bronx Criminal Courts Association
Bar Association
Bronx Dist
Isadore Dollinger
Martini
United Nations accuses North Korea of JSA jeopardizing truce
At Panmunjom UNC Maj Gen George H Cloud denounced North Korea for an open campaign of terror in the DMZ. He cited four North Korean deaths, three Americans, and one South Korean policeman in recent incidents. Cloud vowed relentless pursuit and warned the armistice could be threatened.
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Korea
UPI
United Nations Command
UNC
North Korea
Cloud
Three-Generation Golf Event at Wellman Club
An unusual golf competition unfolds at Wellman Golf Club on Sunday as three generations compete. Notable participants include LJ Kehoe and his son Dr Joe Kehoe with grandson Bill Kehoe, Bill Edmondson and his son Chet with grandson Reed, and Wellman resident Paul Miller with grandson Kevin.
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Wellman Golf Club
Lab
Wellman
LJ. Kehoe
Washington
Joe Kehoe
Davenport
Bill’ Kehoe
Williamsburg Man Hurt In Auto Crash Near Kalona
Erwin John Maas of Williamsburg was reported in critical condition at University Hospitals in Iowa City after a 12:30 a.m. crash on Highway 1 south of Kalona. His car, on the wrong side of the road, struck a bridge abutment and the railing, causing extensive damage to the bridge and serious injuries to Maas including facial lacerations, a crushed chest, broken jaw, dislocated hip, two broken wrists, and a broken ankle.
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Williamsburg
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Kalona
Maas
Highway One
James Richart
Opera S‘ Autor
Baby Beef Sale Tops at Louisa County Fair Columbus Junction
At the Louisa County Fair in Columbus Junction top price for baby beef was 41 cents per pound for Jack Reif’s Anus calf, bought by Wapello Livestock Co. The sale averaged 992 pounds and $27.38 per hundredweight. Reserve champion lambs and steers also sold well, with top lamb price at $29.25 per ewt to Columbus Junction State Bank and other champions sold by Morning Sun and Walnut Grove Feed reps.
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Columbus Junction
Jack Reif
Wapello Livestock Company
Reif
Pello
Edlef Boysen
Walnut Grove Feed
Morning Sun
Christie Wolfe
Melody Newell
Smylie Livestock Company
Tom Utter
Louisa Farm Service Company
Steven Lewis
Columbus
Columbus Junction State Bank
Fair Time Brings Busy Prep for Crawfordsville 4-H Girls
Four Sheetz sisters from Crawfordsville prepare for Monday's fair entry deadline. Becky 10 Debby 11 Sally 12 and Patty 14 have 18 baking projects including cookies cakes muffins and rolls. Debby also gears up for a junior Cloverleaf demonstration titled Lucky Lookie A Chocolate Chip Cookie. Patty and Becky enter the judging contest. Patty has five years in 4-H while Sally is in her third year Debby is in her second and Becky is a first year member.
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Washington County
Max Sheetz
Crawfordsville
Becky
Debby
Sally
Patty
Debbie McCall
Judge Landis Filed Late Tax Returns
James M. Landis a longtime government adviser and former Harvard Law School dean appeared in federal court in New York and pleaded guilty to five counts of filing tardy income tax returns for 1956 to 1960. He faces sentencing August 30 with each count carrying up to one year in prison and a $10,000 fine. Landis, who paid all taxes and civil penalties, was represented by William Warren of Columbia Law School.
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New York
UPI
James M. Landis
Brain
Harvard Law School
Landis
Edward McLain
Dean William Warren
Columbia Law School
Warren
Robert M. Morgenthau
Ily
Harrison
Kennedy
Harry S. Truman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Weather Iowa Forecast: Fair Skies with Southern Showers
Iowa weather calls for generally fair conditions through Sunday with a few showers and thunderstorms along the southern border. Cooler tonight especially east and south, with lows mid 50s north to 60s south. Sunday highs ranged from the upper 70s in the north to the 80s in the south. Monday outlook shows partly cloudy skies and a gradual rise in temperatures.
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