Concession Stand Break-In and Multiple Local Accidents
The Green Field concession stand was broken into Sunday night with ice cream bars and popsicles taken. A second break-in at the Omer Wagner Shell Station on East Washington reported, with cash and fishing gear missing. A two-car collision 11 miles north of Washington injured three and prompted hospital stays. a separate fatal accident occurred near Sibley involving three killed. The U.S. Supreme Court ruled juveniles lack an automatic jury trial right in certain offenses.
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Green Field
Jeff Buhr
Omer Wagner Shell
East Washington
Washington
Tony's Pizza Co
University
Iowa City
Cal Dorset
Willard Eugene Gray
Iowa State Highway Commission
Dixie Marie Lair
Wever
Iowa
Lair
Cindy
Mindy
Gray
Washington County
Highway Commission
Sibley
UPI
Town 9
U.S. 59
Here
Michael Jett
Jessie
Baxter Springs
Kan
Harold Honkomp
Ashton
Honkomp
Darlene
Garrett
Donald
Sibley Hospital
Supreme Court
Viet rockets pound Fire Base Fuller in new assault
Communist forces fire 1000 rockets and mortars on Fire Base Fuller near the DMZ and press a ground attack as B 52s drop 500 tons in the area. The base lies five miles south of the DMZ and 20 miles inland, with Camp Carroll six miles southeast. A separate Cambodian action NE of Phnom Penh involved an intensive mortar barrage. No injuries reported for a visiting Cambodian general and U S military attaches aboard a helicopter.
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Saigon
VPI
South Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Camp Carroll
Phnom Penh
U.S
Clarinda teen wins Miss Iowa title in 1964 pageant
Judith Stephens of Clarinda captured Miss Iowa after winning talent and swimsuit prelims at St. Ambrose College. She holds a 4.96 GPA at Morringside College and graduates summa cum laude. She will represent Iowa at Miss America in Atlantic City and may tour Europe next spring with Bettendorf travel agency.
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Morchingside College
Sioux City
Stephens
Iowa
Towa
J. W. Stephens
Clarinda
Atlantic City
Miss Stephens
Miss Towa
Spaing
Portgal
Morocco
Bettendorf
Cheryl Browne
Jamaica
Long Island
Miss Browne
Lather College
Decorah
Vietnam
U.S
Ray plans veto use to curb Iowa budget riders
Gov. Robert D. Ray signaled he will veto two late session provisions in appropriation bills. He would strike a regents revenue bonding rider that would limit major capital projects and curb state aid to the Harrison Detoxification Center in Des Moines. Ray warned the bond restriction would undermine funding plans and that cutting aid could force the center to close. He favors targeted support and delaying broader funds for alcoholism programs, promising quick action on the measures.
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Des Moines
UPI
Robert D. Ray
Iowa
State Board of Regents
Harrison
Regents
Town House
House
Iowa Senate
Senate
Ray
Harrison Rider
Harrison Center
Oakdale Security
Governor Ray Memo Intercepted in Des Moines
Intercepted memo from Des Moines reveals Governor Ray sending a partisan signal with a veto, asserting the governor’s control over the last word. The leak underscores political tensions as aides discuss messaging and timing.
Wayne Johnson Wins Kiddie Parade Prize at Whoopee Days
Wayne Johnson was named a prize winner in Brighton's Kiddie Parade held during Whoopee Days on Saturday. He rode his bike hidden behind a pretend corn picker as judges announced the prize amid hot weather and a good-sized crowd.
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Wayne Johnson
Brighton
Wayne
Journal
Columbus police shoot youth amid flareup of violence
In Columbus Georgia a Black youth died after a car chase and roadblock incident during a period of racial tension near the Alabama border. Police Capt. Bobby Knox said Willie J. Osborn Jr. fled a car, ignored commands, attempted to run over officers, and brandished an object before officers fired multiple times.
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Columbus
APD
Alabama
Bobby Knox
Willie J. Osborn Jr
Knox
Osborn
Army moves in Vietnam to test for heroin use
In Vietnam soldiers face urine tests for opiates using a new analyzer. Those positive will enter compulsory treatment and rehabilitation, with medical evacuation and up to six days of rehab as needed, while authorities stress no punishment for users. The move follows concern over heroin use among troops.
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Long Binh Vietnam
UPI
Johnny L. Rogers
E Military
Sgt
Rogers
Zwolle
Steve Willey
Lodi
Calif
Willey
Vietnam
1St Air Cavalry Division
Cambodia
William J. Shink
Detroit
Shink
Anthon Man Holds Five Hostages in Farm House Standoff
Woodbury County authorities say Anthon man Dennis Moore an Army medic on leave held five people at gunpoint for about three hours at his parents farm near Anthon. Moore forced the group to enter the home after finding his parents at a tavern and an argument followed. The hostages were Mr and Mrs Robert Hyer their son Gale and neighbors Ronnie Albers and Dennis Albers.
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Sioux City
UPI
Woodbury County
Dennis Moore
Moore
Frank Moore
Moore Farm
Rober Hyer
Gale
Ronnie Albers
Dennis
Chef Quik Expands to New Kalona Plant
Chef Quik of Commerce City Colorado announced start of a 40 000 square foot plant in Kalona Iowa remodeling a former Maple Crest Turkey site. Production begins August 15 with 50 hires and plans for 200 within 18 months. The Denver firm cites access to beef pork and turkey as key, aided by the Iowa Development Commission. Roy Blatter becomes general manager and Tom McCarty plant manager.
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Chef Quik
Commerce City
Colo
Kalona
Robert Knappe
Quik
Maple Crest Turkey Processing
Knappe
Kriss Burkhardt
Iowa
Iowa Development Commission
Iowa Business Development. Credit, Corporation
Denver
Yellowstone National Park
Roy Blatter
Tom McCarty
Blatter
McCarty
Slaying of police enrages neighbors in Queens
About 200 Greek American residents in Long Island City gathered at dawn after patrolman Sam Beschel was shot and wounded. They confronted Daniel Ransom and his son Jan Ransom, 60 and 6 foot 8, who were beaten by the crowd before police subdued them. Beschel remained in fair condition at Elmhurst General Hospital.
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New York
UPI
Long Island City
Queens
Sam Beschel
Daniel Ransom
Jan
Weather Outlook Southeast United Press Forecast
Mostly fair conditions with little temperature change. Tonight lows expected in the upper 50s to lower 60s. Tuesday forecasts call for further fair weather and a slight warming with highs in the mid 80s.
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United Press International
Court battle over Pentagon papers heads to appeals court
UPI reports lawyers for The New York Times and the Justice Department argued the Pentagon papers case before a US Court of Appeals panel. The dispute hinges on First Amendment rights versus national security as publication pits press freedom against government secrecy with a possible Supreme Court ruling imminent.
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UPI
New York Times
Justice Department
Pentagon
Supreme Court
US. Court of Appeals
Washington
U.S. District Court
Washington Post
the Times
Vietnam
Court of Appeals
Sers of National Security
District Court
Daniel Ellsberg
The
Times and Post
Newsweek Magazine
Henry Kissinger
Nixon
Johnson
George McGovern
Paul N. McCloskey
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