Five Iowa Traffic Deaths Amid Adjournment Push
United Press International reports five more Iowa traffic fatalities on Tuesday, raising the 1960 toll to 349. Victims include a mother and son in a car truck collision, a tractor overturn linked to a boy driver, a farm accident with a loaded loader, and a child struck in a driveway.
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Iowa
James Richard Shield
Richard Shield
West Liberty
Muscatine
Larry Digney
Atalissa
Roy Allen Anderson
Hawkeye
Kennedy Plans 17 State Campaign Tour in 18 Days
Democratic White House hopeful John F Kennedy outlines a tour starting in Boston and visiting 17 states over 18 days. He will hit New Hampshire, Maine, Alaska, Michigan, Idaho, Washington, Oregon, California, Texas, Missouri, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland, North Carolina, and West Virginia while stressing civil rights, elderly care, and economic issues. He will criticize Eisenhower defense policy as part of a vigorous but constructive critique.
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Maryland
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Anchorage
Pipeline Workers Help West Chester Boom
River Construction Company crews fueling a West Chester surge with a 55 mile natural gas pipeline project. About 25 workers and families arrive, boosting housing, groceries, and lunch sales as traffic and daily operations expand. Harold Mehail leads the local site with rapid pipe laying and production line crews.
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The
River Construction Co
Miller Garage
Fort Worth
Texas
Harold Mehail
Rose Hill
Haskins
Natural Gas Pipeline Company of America
Missouri River
Red Oak
River Construction Company
Icidentally
Larry Harris
Clues Sought in Des Moines Woman Slaying
Des Moines divorcee Dorothy Coon, 36, was found murdered. A day long roadside search along a mile of ditches yielded little. heavy weekend rains may have erased footprints and tire marks. Pathologists work on autopsy as investigators pace motives.
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Des Moines
UPI
Dorothy Coon
Lucas County
Wayne Swanson
Tillman A
Tommy) Thompson
State Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Four Riverside Washington Crawfordsville 4-H youths to contest at State Fair
Four county 4-H youths will travel with Merritt Canady to Des Moines for the Iowa State Fair. Ron Marek Carl Kiefer Don Patterson and Joe Jones form a crop identification and grain judging team under Canady’s direction and will compete in the State Fair contest starting at 8 a.m. Saturday.
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Washington
Merritt Canady
Des Moines
Ron Marek
Carl Kiefer
Riverside
Don Patterson
Joe Jones
Crawfordsville
Mr. Canady
Lodge to Replace Nixon On Campaign
Vice President Richard M Nixon relies on running mate Henry Cabot Lodge to fill campaign gaps while Nixon recovers from a knee infection. Lodge will begin four days of campaigning in Massachusetts, while Nixon remains hospitalized at Walter Reed. Eisenhower visited Nixon and drew on his own knee injury for comparison.
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UPI
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Lowell
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Boston
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West Point
Pheasant Feather Dumping Lands Man 240 Days Jail
Arnolds Park resident Wil bur Steinenger dumped a box of fresh pheasant feathers and heads along a rural road after authorities traced the box to him. Police recovered eight freshly shot pheasants in his freezer and he faces 240 days in Dickinson County jail after failing to post a 1000 dollar bond and facing an 800 dollar fine.
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Arnolds Park
UPI
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Steinenger
Gull Point State Park
Spencer
Dickinson County
Spirit Lake
Compromise On Foreign Aid Raises House Action
The House approved a bipartisan plan to add 65 million to 610 million in foreign aid as part of a last minute funding bill, signaling a partial agreement with the Senate. Speaker Sam Rayburn hoped to adjourn tonight. Additional housing measures were approved to extend programs for home loans and dormitories.
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UPI
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Rayburn
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Dominican Republic
YMCA Plans Fall Cleaning Closes Facility Next Week
Washington YMCA will close for fall cleaning with special hours this week. Open 3:30 to 10 p.m. today and 3:30 to 9 p.m. Thursday, closed September 2 through 11. YWCA swim schedule remains through September 3 with no sessions on Sept 6 and 9. Fall program begins September 12.
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YMCA
Bob Gillesby
YWCA
Warm humid weather stretches across Iowa into Thursday
Statewide heat persists with 90s temperatures and high humidity as southerly winds return. Forecast calls for fair to partly cloudy skies through Thursday with lows 70s and highs in the 90s. Conditions remain hot into Friday with similar temperatures and humid air.
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Iowa
Third man linked to Jordan premier bombing arrested
A Jordan government spokesman announced the arrest of a man described as the third man in the time bomb assassination of Premier Hazza Al Majali. Authorities say a preliminary confession has been obtained and other arrests were made in the bombing of the foreign ministry. Hussein accused two minor government workers, who fled to Damascus, of planting the bombs.
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Jordan
UPI
Hazza Al-Majali
Foreign Ministry
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Damascus
United Arab Republic
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Gamal Abdel Nasser
Cairo
Abdel Kader Hatem
Walker Injured in Kalona Auto Crash
William E. Walker of Wellman, an employee of Siders in Washington, was treated at a Iowa City hospital after a collision south of Kalona at 7:30 p.m. His car and Wel don C. Yoder's Kalona vehicle collided on the English River bridge when an oncoming car forced Walker to swerve. Damages were listed at 659 dollars.
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Council Bluffs
John
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Mark
Wayne Rowell
Omaha
Don Wilson
Nishnabotna
Denison
Alan Kline
Turin
Christina Ellen Wallace
Thomas Joseph Wallace
Maquoketa
William Edward Walker
Wellman
Siders
Washington
Iowa City
Kalona
Walker
Weldon C. Yoder
English River Bridge
Yoder
Yoders
Castro accuses U S of plot to shoot down Cuban airliner
Fidel Castro alleged a United States backed plan to down the Cubana flight carrying Raul Roa from San Jose Costa Rica. He claimed two warplanes based in Guatemala were alerted to attack but Roa left early on a secret Costa Rican flight. Cuban authorities also arrested Time magazine journalist Harvey Rosenhouse.
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UPI
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Carrbbean
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State Department
Harvey Rosenhouse
Mexico
Time Magazine
Puerto Rico
Lifeguard Phil Brown Rescues Boy at Sportland YMCA
In Denver a lifeguard named Phil Brown pulled an unconscious 13 year old from the Sportland YMCA pool and performed CPR until a fire department unit arrived. The boy survived after hospital care. Phil, 19, is a Nebraska State Teachers College student and son of Artemas Brown, YMCA secretary.
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Sportland Ymca
Phil Brown
Phil
Artemas Brown
Washington
Mr. Brown
YMCA
Denver
Nebraska State Teachers College
Babies Suffer When Mothers Take Drugs
In New York Bellevue hospital a two day old infant suffers withdrawal symptoms due to maternal narcotic addiction. Doctors Vincow and Hackel note a rising problem, reporting 12 drug addicted newborns treated at Bellevue over nine months, highlighting the broader narcotics issue in infants. Aldous Funeral Home seeks removal of a nearby business sign reading End of the road.
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UPI
Bellevue Hospital
Annabelle Vincow
Alvin Hackel
Journal of the
American Academy of General Practice
Bellevue
Rutland
CUPI
Aldous Funeral Home
Weather Outlook Iowa Fair Through Thursday
Iowa weather shows fair conditions through Thursday with low nights around 70 to 75 and highs in the lower 90s on Thursday. Friday turns partly cloudy with temperatures staying above normal as a five day forecast projects average highs from mid 80s to lower 90s and lows mid 60s to lower 70s. Scattered showers or thunderstorms are likely, with precipitation averaging 0.10 to 0.30 inches over the weekend.
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