Disappear in Mississippi rights workers missing
Three civil rights workers Andrew Goodman Mickey Schwerner and James Chaney remain missing after a burned station wagon was found near Bogue Chitto Swamp in east Mississippi. Federal and state officers search the area as NAACP plans a large protest and Allen Dulles heads to Jackson to confer with Gov. Paul B. Johnson and other officials.
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Miss
UPI
Mississippi
State Highway Patrol
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Allen Dulles
Johnson
Jackson
Paul B. Johnson
New York
Bogue Chitto Swamp
Andrew Goodman
Mickey Schwerner
Brooklyn
N.Y
James Chaney
Meridian
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Justice Department
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Europe
FBI
Goodman and Schwerner
White House
Dulles
Hultman backs liquor discounts for licensees
Republican governor candidate Atty. Gen. Evan L. Hultman said on television he favors bulk purchase discounts for licensed liquor establishments but opposes a Sunday closing law. He argued discounts help competitiveness and warned against broad shutdowns while noting past illegal sales before Iowa’s 1963 liquor by the drink law.
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Des Moines
UPI
Evan L. Hultman
Hultman
Iowa Liquor Control Board
Preparatory Service Set at Marion Ave Church
A preparatory service for the Lord's Supper will be held at the Marion Samis United Presbyterian Church Friday June 26 at 8 p.m. Rev Milan Thompson of Bethel Presbyterian Church will be the speaker. Special music will be part of the worship.
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Marion Samis United Presbyterian Church
Milan Thompson
Bethel Presbyterian Church
Wallace speaks at Jaycee meet as critics decry
Alabama Governor George Wallace addressed 7,500 delegates as keynote at the U.S. Junior Chamber of Commerce convention in Dallas. He attacked federal authority and desegregation, while Cincinnati and Connecticut delegates protested his appearance.
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Dallas
UPI
Alabama
George Wallace
Wallace
U.S
Jerry Wright
Cincinnati
Gov. Wallace
Connecticut
Robert E. Joyce
New Haven
Conn
U.S. Supreme Court
Washington
New York
Supreme Court
America
Castro says pirate plane shot down over Cuba
Havana reports the Cesna 205 from Miami took off to bomb a sugar mill. Two of three aboard were captured alive, pilot killed, and officials cite statements by prisoners Luis Velarde Valdes and Ines Malagon Santiesteban.
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Havana
UPI
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Miami
American Aviation Corp
Brown Aero Country Club
Luis Velarde Valdes
Ines Malagon Santiesteban
Taylor's Appointment Signals US Resolve in Vietnam
Gen Maxwell D. Taylor is named U.S. ambassador to South Viet Nam with U Alexis Johnson as aide. The move is seen as a strong message to Red China that America will deter communism in Southeast Asia. Johnson is noted as a highly influential State Department operator with CIA links, while Taylor's prestige and language skills bolster direct talks with Vietnamese leaders.
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Washington
UPI
Maxwell D. Taylor
U.S
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China
America
Southeast Asia
Laos
Thailand
Asia
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Taylor
Saigon
Alexis Johnson
State Department
North Viet Nam
David Wise
Thomas B. Ross
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Messenger missing with $140000 arouses wide search
In Oakland California a 20 year old bank messenger Theodore C Nelson vanishes with 140000 in cash stored in a gray shopping bag. FBI and bank officials report an embezzlement warrant and note claiming he may flee to Mexico. Authorities sweep airports nationwide to locate him.
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Oakland
Calif
UPI
FBA
Theodore C. Nelson
Oakland Bank of Commerce
FBI
Nelson
San Francisco
Mexico
Charles May
Lamb carcass show results announced in Southeast Iowa
Results from the 4 H F F A lamb carcass evaluation at the Southeast Iowa Quality Lamb Show in Columbus Junction were announced. Champion carcass went to Tom Utter with U S prime, fat .19 inches, loin eye 2.99 square inches. Second place to Kenneth Drum with U S choice, fat 23 inches and loin eye 2.17. Six carcasses were U S prime, eight choice, two good.
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Columbus Junction
Iowa
Bath Packing
Waterloo
John Halstead
Bath
Tom Utter
U.S
Kenneth Drum
Muscatine
U. S
Becky ‘Berdo
Washington
Robert Huber
Wellman
Howard Sanders
Tipton
Iowa Synod condemns GOP push against civil rights bill
The Iowa Synod of the United Presbyterian Church denounces Representatives H. R. Gross and Ben Jensen for opposing the Civil Rights Bill and labels their stance a betrayal. The group also reproves Senator Bourke Hickenlooper for voting against the measure.
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Ames
Iowa
UPI
H. R. Gross
Ben Jensen
Iowa Synod of the
United Presbyterian Church
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Senate
Gross
Jensen
House
Fred Schwengel
John Kyl
James Bramwell
Charles Hoeven
Neal Smith
Khrushchev Says Russia Quits Building Battleships
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev, in Goteborg Sweden, states Russia has stopped constructing battleships and cruisers as nuclear weapons render such ships obsolete. He spoke at a high security ship launching ceremony during a Sweden tour on his third day there. Khrushchev said shipyards are freed from building large military ships in a nuclear war scenario. He appeared unfazed by the heavy security surround.
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Goteborg
Sweden
UPI
Nikita Khrushchev
Russia
Khrushchev
William M. Havel Dies at 76 After Illness
William M. Havel 76 of 914 East Second Street died suddenly at home on June 24, 1964 after a two year illness. Funeral arrangements are pending with Jones Funeral Home. Rev. W. J. Stevens to conduct. Buried Elm Grove Cemetery. Survivors include wife Alicia Lukavsky Havel three daughters Martha Hammen Grace Coulter Helen Reed, 15 grandchildren, five great grandchildren, sister Anna Brown and brothers Ed Fred John.
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William M. Havel
East Second Street
Jones Funeral Home
W. J. Stevens
Elm Grove Cemetery
Mr. Havel
Washington County
James Havel
Alicia Lukavsky
Jackson Township
Washington
Havel
Stewart Hardware
Peters Hardware
Northrup King
Leonard
Martha) Hammen
Wellman
William
Grace) Coulter
Red Oak
Frank
Helen) Reed
Taylor Ridge
Anna Brown
Fulton, al
Ed Havel
Ainsworth
Fred
Riverside
John
Lioness dies after recapture near Des Moines
Queenie a nine month old lioness, defanged and declawed, died after three days of chase by hunting dogs, farmers, deputies and cameramen along a rural road near Des Moines Iowa. The animal hissed as she was cornered and then dragged to the road where she died shortly after.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
Queenie
Tough
Russ Williams
Vanishing Eclipse Seen Worldwide From Bali Ash Cloud
Reports say a rare dark lunar eclipse will be visible tonight through much of the world due to Mount Agung ash in the atmosphere. Observers from Iowa to South Africa can view the eclipse from about 8:30 p.m. to after midnight EDT, with the darkest phase likely near totality.
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New York
UPL
Mount Agung
Bali
American Museum
Hayden Planetarium
Firecracker Warning From Police Chief
Police Chief Lee warned today about numerous reports of people firing firecrackers. He reminded residents that any party found using them will be brought into court and prosecuted.
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Lee
Lodge resigns as ambassador to aid Scranton bid
U.S. Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge resigns after nine months in Saigon to help Governor William Scranton in the Republican presidential race. President Johnson names Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor to replace him as Lodge vows he is not a candidate and will leave Vietnam in two to three days after completing formalities.
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Viet Nam
UPI
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
William W. Scranton
Tl Am
Lodge
Johnson
Washington
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Taylor
Southeast Asia
Scranton
Tion
Barry Goldwater
Golfwater
Arizona
Pennsylvania
Resolutions Committee
Republican Party
Scranton Seeks West Virginia Delegates in Charleston Visit
Pennsylvania Governor William W. Scranton spoke to about 400 at Kanawha Airport amid rain and umbrellas urging a movement to win in November. He met West Virginia's 14 GOP delegates, with eight uncommitted and others aligned to Goldwater or Rockefeller.
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Charleston
W. Va
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
West Virginia
Scranton
Newark
N.J
Kanawha
GOP
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Daniel Boone Hotel
Miami
Fla
Underwood
John Ilin
Y's Men Plan Ladies Night To End Summer Meetings
Washington Y's Men will host a ladies night in the Y community room next Tuesday evening. Reservations were made at a meeting held last night. The program featured a film furnished by Marion S. Mc Avoy, local General Telephone Co. of Iowa manager, about man's space travel efforts.
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Washington Y
Marion S. McAvoy
General Telephone Co
Iowa
Rites Thursday for Richard L. Hughes
Funeral services for Richard L. Hughes 73 who died Tuesday morning at Morning Sun Manor will be Thursday June 25 at 2 p m in the Stacy Funeral Home Columbus Junction with the Rev James Rila officiating Burial will be in Cambrian Cemetery Hughes born September 15 1890 in Louisa county son of Hugh G and Anne Evans Hughes He was married to Grace McConahay who survives
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Columbus Junction
Richard L. Hughes
Sun Manor
Stacy
James Rila
Cambrian Cemetery
Hughes
Louisa County
Hugh G
Anne Evans Hughes
Grace McConahay
Fighting flares in Cyprus today
In Cyprus the fighting intensified as Greek and Turkish forces exchange heavy fire for control of a village west of Nicosia. Both sides wield automatic weapons and hand grenades in daytime clashes, with casualties likely and security forces seeking to restore order.
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Cyprus
Nicosia
UPI
Iowa Weather: Clear Skies Tonight Through Thursday
United Press International reports fair skies across Iowa with a warmup in the west and north on Thursday. Lows tonight in the 50s, highs Thursday in the 80s. Friday ushers in partly cloudy skies and slightly higher temperatures.
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Iowa
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