Red Cross leaders meet in Des Moines for reorganization
Washington County Red Cross officers David Miksch James Lindsey and Winnie Belter attended a Des Moines meeting with national board members to discuss reorganizing the administrative structure to improve service. In Des Moines Jack Scheeler was elected to Iowa Livestock Markets Association board and Gary Schwab became president as June was launched as Competitive Livestock Market Month.
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Weather forecast for Iowa by United Press International
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with little temperature change. Lows tonight expected 65 to 70 degrees. Highs Friday in the upper 80s to lower 90s.
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Kennedy Dies From Assassin S Bullets in Los Angeles
Senator Robert F. Kennedy dies at 1 44 a m in Good Samaritan Hospital after being shot in the California primary victory moment. He will be buried at Arlington beside John F Kennedy with wife Ethel and Jacqueline Kennedy present. President Johnson declares a national day of mourning and orders a jet to transport the body to New York City.
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Kennedy to Lie in State in New York Cathedral
Pierre Salinger announced the body of Senator Robert F. Kennedy would be flown from Los Angeles to New York City to lie in state at St. Patrick's Cathedral and then travel to Arlington National Cemetery for burial. The plan includes a Friday viewing and Saturday Requiem Mass, with transport via jet and train.
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Iowa GOP platform favors civil rights and school reforms
Iowa Republicans approved a progressive platform at the state convention, backing changes in government and schools and expanding civil rights enforcement. Delegates defeated planks on letting 19 year olds vote, banning racial imbalance in schools, and privately owned wine stores, but supported eliminating the $500 bonding provision in housing law and empowering the Civil Rights Commission to seek temporary housing injunctions. A shared time concept in schools and a study of its expansion were urged, while private school transportation funding was defeated. The platform calls for drafting proposals into bill form for the next session.
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Mayor urges patience amid tar problem in business district
Mayor Willits told the city council this morning the tar ooze from re surfaced streets as temperatures neared 90 degrees. Sand was spread and more measures planned, with hopes the issue will lessen after hot weather and reduced tar transfer from carpets.
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Local Merchants Memo Hits Washington Iowa
Intercepted memo from a local source in Washington Iowa identifies a terrible problem affecting merchants. The note, signed Yours, WEJ, references ongoing concerns likely linked to enforcement or competition. Further context and actions remain unclear from the fragment.
Des Moines arrests in rock throwing disturb area
Des Moines police report six juveniles and five adults arrested after late night rock tossing and vandalism in a predominantly Negro area. Four adults face unlawful assembly charges. a fire at Hildreth Garage is linked to the disturbance with heavy damage and several cars affected.
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Delegates Shaped by Kennedy Death in 1968 Contest
After Sen Robert F Kennedy was assassinated, race dynamics shift as Humphrey leads Nixon in nominations. UPI tallies show Kennedy with 39344 delegates, Humphrey 56142, McCarthy 255, with uncommitted and favorite son delegates. McCarthy may seek Kennedy allies, while Kennedy delegates split between party regulars and anti administration factions. The Republican convention eyes Nixon and possible rivals Rockefeller or Reagan if Nixon falters.
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Des Moines Disturbances Prompt Hughes Razor Strap Call
Gov. Harold E. Hughes urged parents of youths involved in disturbances in a Des Moines neighborhood to use strict discipline. He condemned the outbreaks as nonsense and national disgrace, saying 10 to 25 rabble rousers were responsible and that the state must follow the law, not address equality or rights.
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Notice of incorporation for Lines Feedlot Consulting
A notice announces the incorporation of Lines Feedlot Consulting Service Inc. Details include the filing of articles of incorporation and the formation of a new business entity under the state laws. The notice appears in public records and invites inquiries to verify official status.
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