Scranton backs anti extremism plank in GOP platform
Scranton supporters unveiled a proposed anti extremism plank opposing the John Birch Society as part of a broader GOP platform with anti Goldwater tones. Rep Abner Sibal released the text, saying it reflects a conscience driven stance on ends and means in politics, with Rockefeller as keynoter for hearings.
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UPI
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Sibel
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Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Roy Wilkins
Arizona
Senate
Martin Luther King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Birmingham
All-Star Game Sees Williams and Boyer Go Deep
At Shea Stadium New York the National League took a 2-1 lead in the fourth after Billy Williams and Ken Boyer homered off AL reliever John Wyatt. Wyatt admitted nerves as he allowed the two blasts before Orlando Cepeda was hurt on a smash to the ankle. The AL answered with two runs in the sixth to knot the score at 3-3.
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New York
UPI
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Ken Boyer
John Wyatt
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Kansas City
Dean Chance
Williams
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Iowa Board Cuts Mental Health Treatment Fees
DES MOINES Iowa Board of Control ordered an immediate ten percent cut in charges to counties for care and treatment at six state mental health institutions. The reduction applies to bills for the three months ending June 30 and is expected to save counties about 1.4 million dollars annually.
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Des Moines
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Iowa Weather: Partly Cloudy Skies with Scattered Storms
United Press International reports Iowa will see partly cloudy conditions tonight and Wednesday with scattered showers and thunderstorms. Cooler air moves in tonight with lows 65 to 70 and highs 85 to 90, with Thursday bringing little change and a further chance of showers or storms.
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United Press International
Iowa
Municipal Band to Play Wednesday Concert in Central Park
Washington's Municipal Band will perform in Central Park on Wednesday night July 8 at 8 p.m. under director Dick Ballard. The program includes God Bless America Playfellow March Two Moods Overture Hall of Fame March The Whistler and his Dog with piccolo solo, Belle of the Ball Gay Nineties tunes Colossus of Columbia March State Fair selections sung by Cheryl Keating Golden Wave Concert March Lover Come Back to Me Hear that Dixieland Band Tailgate Ramble Tenth Regiment March and the National Anthem.
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Cheryl Keating
Washington
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Dick Ballard
Central Park
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Pryor
Hummell
Colossus of
Columbia
Alexander
Berryman
Romberg
Moffit
van Auken
Tenth Regiment
Hall
City Council Debates Airport Runway Surfacing Plans
City council held routine sessions Monday evening discussing general city matters. Considerable discussion centered on plans to let contracts for the airport runway surfacing project, with the contract to be awarded early next month.
Senate panel approves Johnson poverty bill. Goldwater opposes
The Senate Labor Committee approved by 13 to 2 President Johnsons 962 million anti poverty bill. Barry Goldwater and John Tower voted against the measure by proxy as they were absent from the session. The bill would fund loans and grants for community development and create a 40000 member Youth Corps modeled after the CCC.
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UPI
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John G. Tower
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Tower
CCC
Titonka man killed in crash near Garner
A 76 year old Titonka man Henry O Bruns was killed in a two car crash on U S 18 near Garner Iowa. His brother Gerhardt Bruns 70 and Simpson College senior Roger Dougherty were critically injured. The collision occurred at a hill crest where one driver turned into a non existent intersection law enforcement said.
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Chapman
John
Lovelace
Tiffin
Garner
Iowa
UPI
Titonka
Simpson College
Highway Patrol
Henry O. Bruns
Mason City
Gerhardt Bruns
Henry
Roger Dougherty
Chariton
Indianola College
Here
U.S. 18
Bruns
Dougherty
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Former world champion among 14 killed in Mont Blanc avalanche
An avalanche on Mont Blanc swept 14 climbers 600 yards to their deaths on the Aiguille Verte near the summit. Charles Bozon, 31, former world slalom champion, was among the victims. Ten pupils and three instructors from the French national ski and mountain climbing school perished alongside him. rescue teams recovered seven bodies at once.
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Chamonix
France
UPI
Mont Blanc
Charles Bozon
Cials
Europe
Aiguille Verte
Bozon
Squaw Valley Calif
Alps
Squaw Valley
Marketing cutbacks to boost Iowa farmer income
Iowa State University economists Leo Mayer and Earl Heady and USDA official Walter Butcher say restricting marketing to 86 percent of production would lift net farm income by 13 to 23 percent if crops like corn oats and soybeans are limited to 80 percent. Land values would rise and many farmers would seek off farm jobs due to reduced labor needs.
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Ames, Iowa
UPI
Iowa
Leo Mayer
Earl Heady
Iowa State University
Walter Butcher
U.S. Agriculture Department
Iowa Farm Science
Summer Fun Club Plans Ottumwa Trip
Washington YMCA Summer Fun Club members plan a day trip to Ottumwa on Tuesday July 14. The group departs at 8 30 a m and returns about 4 30 p m. They will tour the John Deere plant and John Morrell and Co and eat lunch in Riverside Park. The trip costs 2 50 covering bus fare insurance and drink for lunch. Each boy should bring a sack lunch.
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Washington
YMCA
Ottumwa
John Deere Plant
John Morrell and Co
Riverside Park
Annual Red Cross meeting on July 16
Dwight Bode chairman of the Washington County chapter of American Red Cross urged all members to attend the annual meeting. The meeting Thursday evening July 16 at 7 30 p m in the basement of the court house will elect one third of the board, present service awards to volunteers, and hear reports on chapter activities.
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Dwight Bode
Washington County
American Red Cross
Court House
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