Riot Wrakuple: 40 Cyclists Arrested After Laconia Riots
About 40 youths arrested after a four hour riot in Laconia New Hampshire involving up to 2000 motorcyclists. National Guard and state and local police faced with a new riot law. Ringleaders linked to Hell's Angels. Debris included car arcade bowling alley and boardwalk set fire. Authorities reported rocks and weapons seized.
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Laconia
N.H
UPI
Newshire
National Guard
Laconia District Court
John W. King
California
Hell's Angels
Weirs
National
Harold E. Knowlton
Algerian unrest grows as Ben Bella backers clash in Algiers
Demonstrators in Algiers rally in support of deposed President Ahmed Ben Bella as the Revolutionary Council mobilizes troops to police the capital. Riots flare for about 45 minutes with police firing warning shots and arrests reported while pro Ben Bella groups call for a general strike.
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Algiers
UPI
Ahmed Ben Bella
New
Revolutionary Council
Ben Bella
Casbah
Committee For the Coordination of Popular Resistance
Col
Houari Boumedienne
National Revolutionary Council
Capitol expansion moves forward in Des Moines
State Executive Council began steps to acquire 40 to 42 parcels around the Capitol for a new 100000 square foot office building to relieve crowded space. Five Des Moines appraisers were interviewed. bids and an architect selection will follow as land may be condemned if needed. Estimated cost around 3.2395 million to complete expansion.
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Des Moines
UPI
State Executive Council
Capitol
Ion
Statehouse
Offce
Iowa Planning Commission
East 13Th St
East 1Th St
Capitol Ave
Grand Ave
Wilden Hospital
River Hills
Paul Franzenburg
Council
West Wellman
Wellman
Walter Potts
Arthur’ Fromm
Herman Fromng
Arthur Kirk
Harry Winegar
Iowa trade mission reaches Amsterdam on Sell Iowa tour
The Iowa trade delegation arrived in Amsterdam for a four day Netherlands visit as the fifth stop in a five country European tour. Gov. Harold E. Hughes planned a lunch at The Hague with Ba rend W. Biesheuvel and other officials before a briefing at the American Embassy. The main contacts begin with a cocktail party at the Amsterdam Hilton Hotel.
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Amsterdam
API
Iowa
Europe
Netherlands
London
Rome
The
Hague
Harold E. Hughes
Germany
Witterburg
Barend W. Biesheuvel
Gerard Brewers
P. J. Six
Netherlands Chamber of Commerce
North America
Amsterdam Hilton
Grand Ole Opry Star Ira Louvin Dead in Crash
Singer Ira Louvin and five others were killed in a head on collision on Interstate 70 near Williamsburg Missouri as they traveled from Kansas City to Nashville after a one night stand. Louvin, 41, part of the Louvin Brothers, was the seventh Grand Ole Opry member to die in accidents since 1963, with Patsy Cline, Cowboy Copas, Hawkshaw Hawkins, Randy Hughes, Jack Anglin, and Texas Ruby Fox cited as other losses.
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Williamsburg
UPI
Ira Louvin
Grand Ole Opry
Louvin
Ann Frances
Here
Nashville
Patsy Cline
Cowboy Copas
Hawkshaw Hawkins
Randy Bughes
Camden
Tenn
Jack Anglin
Miss Cline
Texas Ruby Fox
Soviet China feud heats as Moscow hints retaliation
Moscow signaled it may strike back at Beijing in the growing dispute. Pravda urged China to unite against American imperialism in Vietnam, implying reconciliation options are fading. The article notes a stronger bond among Communist parties despite serious rifts.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
China
Peking
Pravda
Viet Nam
Washington County extends reporting for 1965 Feed Grain Program
The Washington County ASCS Office will be open Saturday June 26 to accept reports of performance under the 1965 Feed Grain Program. Farm operators are asked to come to the County Office by June 25 if possible. The date extension helps those unable to attend during regular hours. Weather has been ideal and the number of farms reporting is lower than expected. The office aims to complete as much work as possible by June 30. Trained personnel are available to assist with reporting acreages and funds are in the current fiscal year budget.
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Washington County
ASCS
Rebels strike call fizzles in Dominican capital
In Santo Domingo a nationwide general strike called by pro-rebel labor leaders failed to disrupt daily life. Transport and shops operated normally in the capital, with interior reports unclear as areas are controlled by the junta after rebel Col Francisco Caamano Deno voiced limited approval of the OAS peace plan.
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Santo Domingo
UPI
Col
Francisco Caamano Deno
Iowa City man charged in shooting
Donald Stayton, 56, of Iowa City, was charged with attempt to commit murder after firing at the trailer home of his former wife Ruby Marble, 45. Nick Stoos, 45, visiting Marble, was wounded in the hip. Marble was hit in the arm. Marble then wrestled the gun away, striking Stayton with it. Stayton required nine stitches for a head wound. all three were hospitalized.
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Iowa City
Iowa
UPL
Donald Stayton
Here
Stayton
Ruby Marble
Nick Stoos
Ky Takes Over as Leader in Viet Nam
Ky formally took control of South Viet Nam installing premier as leaders amid intensified fight. Marine casualties reported after a close battle near Da Nang with Viet Cong. four communists killed, one captured, another wounded.
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Viet Nam
Ment
South Viet Nam
Viet 1m
Nguyen van Thien
AUS
Big S
da Nang
80 Negroes Join Little Selma March in Philadelphia
About 80 Negroes set out on a little Selma march through downtown Philadelphia under heavy guard to commemorate the slayings of three civil rights workers a year ago. Led by two teenage girls and a woman with a large American flag, the group walked past clusters of 300 whites and Indians who watched in silence.
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Philadelphia
Miss. Upi
Selma
Johnson to Sign Excise Tax Cut Bill
President Johnson will sign a $4.7 billion excise tax cut bill easing duties on many consumer goods from autos to lipstick. He met with Vice President Humphrey in Paris for de Gaulle views and returned to Washington with space heroes. Camp David retreat preceded the signing ceremony at 4 p.m. EDT today.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Charles de Gaulle
Humphrey
de Gaulle
Paris
America
Camp David
Thurmont
White House
Faith Baptist Vacation Bible School Plans
Faith Baptist Church announces a vacation Bible school from Wednesday, June 23 to Tuesday, June 29. Classes run 9 to 11 45 a m for all ages except weekends, at the west Washington edge grounds with transportation provided if needed. Directed by Mr and Mrs William Higer, a young couple from Bethel Seminary, doing Christian work across Iowa in summer.
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Faith Baptist Church
Washington
William Higer
Bethel Seminary
Iowa
Police to resume bicycle licensing in city
City police announced a new shipment of bicycle licenses has arrived at City Hall and licensing of Washington bicycles will resume today. All youngsters without licenses are urged to bring their bicycles to the police station soon. A 25 cent fee is being charged.
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Washington
Polce
Rites at Wayland for Mrs. Johnson
Funeral services for Mrs Adeline Lora Johnson will be at 10 a m Wednesday at Wayland Methodist Church with Rev Harold Nichols officiating Zehr Funeral Home in charge Burial will follow at Letts Iowa She died Sunday noon June 20 1965 at Mercy Hospital Iowa City Born January 23 1888 near Wayland she married William Johnson who died in 1934 Survived by three children William Johnson Willoughby Ohio Mrs Naomi Heacock Alhambra Calif and Mrs Dorothy Enfield Town City three grandchildren two brothers and one sister all of Wayland Peter Wenger Louis Wenger and Mrs Max Hulme
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Wayland
Adeline Lora Johnson
Wayland Methodist Church
Harold Nichols
Zehr
Letts
Iowa
Johnson
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Joseph F
Adele Frechin Wenger
William Johnson
Mrs. Bessie Reece Dies at Junction
Mrs Bessie Reece aged 8 died Sunday at Restopia in Columbus Junction funeral Tuesday at 2 PM Stacy Funeral Home Rev Hubert Sunderman in charge Born in Louisa County December 17 1880 daughter of George R and Lydia Bear Jarrard Married to Charles Reece who preceded her in death Survivors include two sons James of Fredonia Jerry of Burlington two daughters Mrs Irene Schlutz of Freel Glen and 32 great children Two brothers George Jarrard of Columbus City Frank of Columbus Junction and half brother R R Blake of Export
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Columbus Junction
Bessie Reece
Restopia
Stacy
Hubert Sunderman
Louisa County
George R
Lydia Bear Jarrard
Charles Reece
James
Fredonia
Jerry
Burlington
Irene Schlutz
Fredendren
George Jarrard
Columbus City
Frank
R. R. Blake
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Weather outlook for Iowa region from United North IOWA
Increasing cloudiness this afternoon with mostly cloudy conditions tonight and Tuesday. Showers and thunderstorms affect about 40 percent of the area tonight and Tuesday. Cooler southeast this afternoon, warmer north tonight. Lows in the 50s, highs in the 70s. Outlook: Wednesday partly cloudy and mild. further tonight and Tuesday scattered showers and thunderstorms over about 30 percent of the area late tonight and Tuesday.
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Unite Rness International
Iowa
Eldon man among weekend Iowa traffic deaths
An Eldon man, Richard L. Boxx, 25, died after a two car crash on Iowa 16 near Dowds. His wife Janice, 20, and her brother Perry Stanaker, 6, were injured. The weekend toll included Emil Witzka Jr., 27, of Sioux City killed when his pickup hit a beer truck near a bridge. Carrie Pearl Herman, 19, Des Moines died when her car flipped on Iowa 163. George L Furman, 4, rural Iowa City, died after colliding with a gasoline transport south of Iowa City.
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United Press International
Eldon
Iowa
Richard L. Boxx
Dowds
Janice
Perry Stanaker
Birmingham
Richard Smith
Newton
Smith Auto
Sioux City
Emil Witzka Jr
Mercy Hospital
Woodbury County 2
Thomas Coriden
Witzka
Burlington Railroad
Neb
Missouri River
Iowa 163
Des Moines
Carrie Pearl Herman
Mick Richard
Broadlawns
Polk County
Michael
Richard
Iowa City
George L. Furman
U.S. 218
Hills
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