Eleven killed in Iowa traffic crashes over weekend
United Press reports five died in train collisions in Iowa Friday and Saturday and six more perished in other accidents. The toll lifts 1966 highway deaths to 431, 51 more than last year on this date. Victims include a Paton family of four, West Branch teens, and several others in Webster, Lost Nation, Earlville, Oxford Junction, Armstrong, and Red Oak.
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Iowa
Paton
Fort Dodge & Des Moines Southern
Gowrie
Webster County
Robert J. Fay
Ira Elaine
Debbie Janice
Michael James
West Branch
Barry Orr
Christoper Kerr
Peggy Stoner
West
Wilson Returns to London Faces Angry Wage-Price Opposition
Prime Minister Harold Wilson returns from talks with President Johnson to Britain's economic crisis and renewed opposition to his wage-price freeze plan. He warned Britain will bolster the pound and revive the economy with same resolve used against Nazi Germany in 1940.
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London
UPI
Harold Wilson
Johnson
Britain
Wilson
Ottawa
Lester Pearson
Canada
Washington
U.S
White House
House of Commons
Trade Union Congress
TUC
Weather Iowa Turned Warm with Clear Skies Tonight
Iowa forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy conditions with a rise in temperatures tonight and Sunday. Lows will be in the 60s with highs in the mid to upper 80s, followed by a partly cloudy and slightly warmer Monday outlook.
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Iowa
Negotiators reach contract to end 22 day strike
Washington reports negotiators under White House pressure agreed after 12 hours Friday night on a contract to end a 22 day strike described as the nation’s largest. President Johnson addressed the nation on television and radio in celebration.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Congress
U.S
Willard Wirtz
James J Reynolds
Labor Department
White House
Republicans reply to debate proposal in Iowa race
In Des Moines GOP candidates William Murray and Robert Beck push for multiple debates with Gov. Harold Hughes. Hughes prefers a September single debate and wants outlines via the Iowa Broadcasters Association. Murray seeks August debates starting immediately, while Beck calls for clear topics and procedures before agreeing.
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Des Moines
UPI
Republian
William Murray
Harold E Hughes
Robert Beck
Hughes
Murray
Town State University
Beck
Centerville
Iowa
Iowa Broadcasters Association
IBA
Tom Young
Waterloo
van Hultman
Young
Pub rebate of wills and appointment of executors
The notice reports the public rebate and appointment of executors for the estates of JC Stoutner and Mary Jane Davis. Public records show proceedings naming the executor and granting probate authority, with related dates and filing locations.
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JC Stoutner
Mary Jane Davis
First U S Bombers Enter Vietnams Demilitarized Zone
U S heavy bombers crossed the Geneva defined DMZ between North and South Viet Nam for the first time and struck Communist gun positions and fortifications. B52 Stratofortresses led a dawn raid supported by Hastings operations, with air forces airing hundreds of sorties against North Vietnam and oil depots while Communist defenses fired back.
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Saigon
Upz
Viet Nam
U.S
Dmz
Laos
Cambodia
President Johnson hosts Wilson after sniper scare at Blair House
President Johnson meets British Prime Minister Harold Wilson at the White House for conferences. Wilson's arrival was delayed about 15 minutes due to a sniper scare near Blair House where Wilson spent the night. A spokesman said a man was seen carrying a wrapped rifle, but searches found no evidence of a man or weapon.
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Johnson
Harold Wilson
White House
Wilson
Blair House
Urges Negroes Buy Firearms After Baltimore Riots
In Baltimore a CORE splinter group leader James Prettyman urged Black residents to acquire guns if whites again invade their neighborhoods. He testified it is legal to own a gun and urged self defense while denying a call to shoot whites. About 150 Negroes heard the address, and three NSRP leaders were indicted for inciting to riot.
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Baltimore
UPI
James Prettyman
Congress ‘of Racial Equality
CORE
The
Civil Interest Group
CIG
Prettyman
National States Rights Party
NSRP
Nigeria Revolt Suppressed As Ironsi Seized Power
Lagos reports claimed the Nigerian military government had quashed a dissident army revolt while Ironsi and a western governor were said to be detained in Ibadan. State of emergency covered Ibadan Abeokuta and Ikeja with curfews and heavy fighting at Lagos airport.
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Lagos
Nigeria
UPI
John Aguiyi
Africa
Ironsi
Ibadan
Abeokuta
Ikeja
Youn
Transi
Johnny Ironsides
Abubakar Tafawa Balewa
Iransi
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UPL
Louisiana
Robert D. Hickman
Alexandria
United Press Intert
International Association of Machinists
Trans World
United
Eastern National
Northwest
IAM
P. L
Roy) Siemiller
Trans World Airlines
Charles C. Tillinghast Jr
TWA
TAM
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Roasi
Texas
Willie Dupuis
Plattsburgh
N. Y
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