Famed Attorney Exposed as Imposter in DC Case
FBI charges LA Harris real name Daniel Jackson Morgan an alias for a long criminal career. Morgan, 50, faced charges for false statements while impersonating a lawyer and had 29 aliases. Four former clients on death row.
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Washington
FBI
Morgan
L A. Harris
Sacramento
Calif
Chicago
Birmingham
Ala
Harvard Law School
Davey J. Roundtree
Julius W. Robertson
Harris
U.S
District of Columbia
John C. Conliff
ROTC Duty Reduced to One Year at Iowa University
The State Board of Regents cut compulsory ROTC duty at the University of Iowa from two years to one year effective Sept. 1 1961. Men completing their first year in 1960-61 are exempt from a second year. final approval rests with the U S Defense Department. Army spokesmen note past policy favors two year compulsory or all voluntary programs.
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Iowa City
UPI
State Board of Regents
Defense Department
Washington
Army
Air Force
U.S
University of Iowa
Girl 11 Drowns In Tama Pool
An 11 year old Mesmesquakie Indian Reservation girl, Norma Jean Davenport, died from accidental drowning at the Tama Toledo swimming pool after an epileptic seizure. The Tama County medical examiner ruled the death accidental. her doctor confirmed the seizure in the water. Pool manager Joe Casey removed the body.
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TAMA
UPI
Mesmesquakie
Here
Tama Toledo
Norma Jean Davenport
Harvey Davenport
Tama County
Charles Maplethorp, Jr
Joe Casey
Girl 2 Killed by Uncle Driven Car in Fort Madison
Cindy Lee Zarodney aged two died when a car driven by her uncle Marvin McCarl rolled away from the curb as she played in the street in front of her Fort Madison home. She was the daughter of Mrs Norma Tykol.
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Fort Madison
UPI
Cindy Lee Zarodney
Marvin McCarl
Cindy
Norma Tykol
Kennedy Plans Weekend at Middleburg Estate
President Kennedy will fly from the White House to his Middleburg Virginia estate for the weekend to recover from back ailment and illnesses. He is nearly recovered from strep throat and a virus, and has discarded crutches. He will be visited by Dr Janet Travell for penicillin injections and met with Ikeda and Stevenson before a cabinet and congressional leaders conference on Berlin.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Middleburg
White House
Janet Travell
Hayato Ikeda
Ikeda
New York
U.N
Adlai Stevenson
Muscatine Man Dies in Illinois Car Crash Involving Local Man
Fred Bureume, 75, of Muscatine Iowa, died four hours after a crash near Taylor Ridge Illinois. His daughter 49 year old Mrs Ellen Morgan of Chicago was listed in critical condition. Morgan told police she may have blacked out while driving on Illinois 94 west of Taylor Ridge. Her car rear ended a truck on the highway shoulder owned by Richard Bordwell of Washington Iowa.
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Rock Island
UPI
Fred Bureume
Muscatine
Iowa
Taylor Ridge
Bureume
Fllen Morgan
Chicago
Cubans Enroute To Seek New Talks On Prisoner Exchange
A 10 man Cuban prison commission sails toward the United States to open new prisoner exchange talks aboard the Costa Rican ship Arenal. The mission follows Fidel Castro's offer to send prisoners to the U S to negotiate and comes as the Tractors for Freedom Committee breaks off negotiations, accusing Castro of reneging on a prior deal.
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Miami
UPI
Cuba
United States
Key West
Fla
Arenal
Havana
Fidel Castro
American Tractors For Freedom Committee
Detroit
Castro
Commission
Washington
U.S. Immigration Service
Tractors For Freedom Committee
U S Hurt by Racial Violence
USIA report to House committee says world reaction to Alabama racial violence and Mississippi freedom rider jailing harmed America's image abroad. Murrow warns against praising bad practice and notes some improvements from exchange programs, despite stark headlines.
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New York
House Education and Labor Committee
Murrow
USIA
Freedom Riders
Alabama
Mississippi
Congo near first birthday hopes for peaceful future
Leopoldville reports Congo ready for self rule as its first birthday nears. U.N. forces restore order while Parliament meets under protection to legalize the government led by President Kasavubu and Premier Lumumba. Tshombe cooperates with unification efforts.
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Leopoldville
The
Congo
UPI
U.N
Patrice Lumumba
Moise Tshombe
Katanga
Tshombe
Lovanium University
Joseph Kasavubu
Joseph Lee
Ten Convicts Break From Britain's Wandsworth Prison
Ten inmates escaped Britain s top security Wandsworth Prison after a staged fight lured seven guards away. They sealed a 20 foot wall using ropes, then burst through a six foot fence and fled in two parked cars amid busy Saturday activity outside.
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London
UPL
Britain
Wandsworth
State Schools Set Budgets Tap Near 56 Million
The Iowa Board of Regents approved annual budgets totaling about 56 million for three state universities and related facilities. University of Iowa 17,006,949. Iowa State University 13,474,000. Iowa State Teachers College 4,569,200, plus smaller institutions. Executive pay rises included 2,000 for top presidents boosting Hancher to 26,000 and Hilton to 26,000.
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Iowa City
UPI
Iowa Board of Regents
University of Iowa
Iowa State University
Iowa State Teachers College
Oakdale
Virgil M. Hancher
Iowa State
James H. Hilton
James O. Cromwell
Iowa
J.W. Maucker
W. M. Spear
Lloyd E. Berg
Council Bluffs
Lee Iverson
Vinton
J. W. Maucker
Iowa School For the Deaf
Psycopathic Hospital
Hair Dye Disaster Ends in Burns in Kitchen Fire
Este Gumm, 27, of Cooper Iown, was hospitalized in Greene County with second degree burns to the head and neck after she used gasoline to rinse dyed hair. Her daughter lit a stove burner, igniting the fumes as Gumm rolled outside to extinguish the flames.
Reds Brush Off Japanese Socialists
Tokyo reports say Japan Socialist leaders are snubbed by Moscow and Peiping as an ineffectual minority in national affairs. Six Socialists planned to sail to Russia but the invitation did not arrive. Another group was told to visit China later. Liberal Democrats were invited to Peiping. Socialists express shock at the rebuffs.
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Tokyo
UPI
Japan
Russia
Red China
Alexander Mozhaisky
Nicolai T. Fedorenko
Peiping
Hayato Ikeda
Liberal Democratic Party
Moscow
Soviet Union
Red
China
254 Register For Library Program
Washingtons Public Library reports 254 children enrolled in the annual summer Reading Program with daily attendance 136 to 165. The program runs three more weeks from 9 am to 3 pm, with stories, book checkout, and weekly reading records overseen by Mrs. Lloyd Latta and staff. CHICAGO API The average state governor is 49, married with two or more children per a Council of State Governments survey.
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Washington
Ronnie Renoux
Terry
Bob Elliott
Washingtons Public Library
County Superintendent of Schools
Lloyd Latta
Jean Morrison
Pam Miller
Nancy Osineup
Janet Talbot
Archie Buwer
Helen Wilson
Chicago
API
Council of State Governments
Five day forecast from United Press International
Weather outlook shows temperatures 5 to 9 degrees below normal through Wednesday with warmer start then cooling by Tuesday. Normal highs range from the upper 80s in the north to mid 80s in the south with lows from near 60 to lower 60s. Precipitation expected 0.15 to 0.25 inches with scattered showers and thunderstorms mainly mid period.
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