Bank Robber Clarence Stout Held In Des Moines
Clarence Duane Stout, 21, Boone identified by witnesses as the ice cream bar munching bandit who robbed Brenton State Bank at Woodward for 4225 dollars Tuesday. He is in Polk County Jail on 10000 dollar bond awaiting federal arraignment and attorney appointment after being captured in Boone and turned over to the FBI.
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Clarence Duane Stout
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Planes strike radar site near Haiphong as bank holdup unfolds
U S Navy planes knock out a Communist radar site eight miles from Haiphong. A RA-3B Skywarrior was shot down southeast of Vinh with crew killed, while ground fighting in Kontum Province leaves North Viet Nam troops pressed. In Iowa, a bank robbery in Woodward nets about $4 225 with a young suspect captured in Boone after roadblocks.
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Buddhists in Saigon seize blocks in anti Ky protests
In Saigon thousands of Buddhists clashed with combat police for a third straight day in a bid to overthrow Premier Nguyen Cao Ky. Police employed clubs tear gas and beat journalists as demonstrators blocked streets from Vien Hoa Dao pagoda to the central area. The protests demand a parliamentary assembly and include prayers for Thich Tri Quang who fasted in Hue.
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Schmidhauser seeks flood aid for Iowa farmers
Rep John R. Schmidhauser urged the Agriculture Department to prepare flood assistance for southeast Iowa farmers facing economic disaster from heavy rains. He asked readiness to apply the 1965 feed grains program and to implement a new plan allowing alternate crops on unplanted acreage due to natural causes.
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UPI
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Iowa
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Patrol In Chicago Tightens Grip On Riot District
Police guarded a 1 1 2 mile NW Chicago area where hundreds in riot gear patrolled after three nights of violence. About 123 arrests, 10 shot and 19 injured as Acting Chief Deputy James Holzman took command and ordered a hard line to prevent further disturbances.
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Probate of Will and Executor Appointed for Dora Bailey
Notice is given of the probate of a will and appointment of an executor for the estate of Dora Bailey. Additional details and dates are provided in the public notices section.
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Elephant dies at Des Moines zoo after Bangkok import
A 700-pound baby elephant arrived for the Des Moines children's zoo died early today from unknown causes. Autopsy planned at Iowa State University. Officials cited the long journey, climate change, and separation from its mother as possible factors. The animal was covered by a year's warranty.
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Several New Angles For Iowa GOP Convention
Iowa Republicans plan major format changes at the Des Moines convention with printed platform recommendations available Saturday morning and a Q and A for gubernatorial candidates. Out of state lawmakers will speak, district caucuses elect new central committee members, and many delegates plus 1,200 junior delegates attend as the theme It's A Republican Year guides sessions. U S Senator Jack Miller to deliver the keynote with Bourke Hickenlooper introducing.
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Ames
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Odin Langen
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GOP
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Missouri
Thomas Curtis
Ohio
William McCulloch
Fort Des Moines, Savery
Veterans’ Auditorium
Fairgrounds
Polk County
State Central Committee
Ben Gaylor
Mount Pleasant
Ed Kemp
Tipton
Chicago
Dick Drake
Muscatine
Fred Benson
Sheldon
Central Committee
Peter Narey
Spirit Lake
Dorothy Christensen
Council Bluffs
Herbert Reed
Panora
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Charles Laverty
Indianola
Ernest Fossum
Cedar Falls
Glen Pardon
Brandon
Kirkwood Hotel
Ray
Robert Rigler
New Hampton
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U. S
Jack Miller
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Rivers Sets Public Draft Hearings Start Date
Chairman L Mendel Rivers announced the House Armed Services Committee will begin public hearings on the draft June 22 with Gen Lewis Hershey the first witness. The panel will hear Congress members who wish to testify as complaints about draft inequities rise.
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Robert S. McNamara
Ballantyne named superintendent of seven county vocational district
Dr Selby Ballantyne was appointed Friday as superintendent of the merged seven county area 10 vocational school district in Cedar Rapids. The 49 year old former Bettendorf superintendent will begin immediately and help with budgeting and staff setup as the district plans to buy equipment, operate the Cedar Rapids vocational technical school, levy taxes, and possibly construct new facilities. Clifford Brown urged using the Cedar Rapids city district computer for instruction and contract data services. the board will meet again next Thursday at 4 p.m.
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Bettendorf
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Ballantyne
Area Board
Cedar Rapids
Garner and
West Union
State College of Iowa
Drake University
University of Iowa
Seven County
Clifford Brown
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Board of Education
Weather update for Iowa with showers and cooler trend
United Press International reports Iowa will remain mostly cloudy with cooler conditions and occasional showers tonight. Thursday brings partial sunshine and more showers mainly in the extreme east morning. Lows tonight range from 45 to 50, up to the 50s in the southeast, with Thursday highs in the 60s and Friday outlook showing fair skies and little temperature change.
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United Press International
Iowa
Medicare Parley Brings Health Leaders to White House
Washington leaders and 300 health officials from across the nation met at the White House at President Johnson's invitation to discuss last minute Medicare rollout issues effective July 1. Topics included claims paperwork, private insurer determinations of reasonable charges, and ensuring a smooth start for physicians and patients alike.
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Washington
UPI
Nation
White House
Case
John W. Gardner
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