Gagarin Dies In Training Flight Crash In Moscow
Yuri Gagarin first man in space dies in a training flight crash. Kremlin announces hero funeral in Red Square and burial near Lenin's tomb. Soviet announcements and public mourning follow as Komarov and others are noted. Weather report closes the brief.
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Moscow
UPI
Yuri Gagarin
Russia
Kremlin
Peoples
Kremlin Wall
Muscovy
Central Committee
Communist Party of the Soviet Union
Presidium
Supreme Soviet
Council of Ministers of the Ussr
Vladimir Sergein
John F. Kennedy
Dallas
Sergein
Lenin
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Gagarin
Vladimir Komarov
Gary Goodell Wins Fortnightly Music Scholarship at Drake
Gary Goodell a ninth grade student at Washington Junior High School won a Fortnightly Music Department scholarship to the Drake University summer music camp in Des Moines. The award was judged by Mrs. Dillon Lowell with two state-wide scholarships planned. Gary, a member of six musical groups and church choir, will attend the July 17 program led by Don Marcouiller and Robert Gutter directing orchestral activities, with Allan Lehl overseeing the camp choral program.
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Gary Goodell
Charles Goodell
Washington
Drake University
Music Department
Journal
Helen Gilbert
Washington Junior High School
Charles L. Goodell
East Washington Street
Des Moines
Dillon Lowell
Iowa Federation of Music Clubs
Gary
Don Marcouiller
Robert Gutter
Allan Lehl
Wayne Gamon
Dwaine Tschantz
Iowa National Guard plans for civil disturbances
Adjutant General Junior F Miller outlined Iowa National Guard civil disturbance plans modeled on disaster response. Governor Hughes pledged decisive action to stop mob violence, with Guard and state agencies ready to aid local authorities. Area commands, mutual sheriff-city agreements, and rapid radio coordination enable state support when approved by the governor.
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DES Moines
IDPA
Junior F. Miller
Iowa National Guard
Miller
Harold E. Hughes
Iowa
Hughes
Guard
National Guard
Area Command
Iowa Guard
State Safety
State Emergency Operations Center
Capitol Complex
Military Police School
Fort Gordon
Iowa airport growth mirrors state aviation expansion
Iowa has 73 hard surfaced airports up from 12 in fourteen years, with aircraft registrations rising from 1,009 to 2,225 and pilots licensed from 2,621 to 6,550. Municipal airports grew 95 percent to 113, aided by $1.1 million in projects across 61 ventures, funded by local, federal, and state sources.
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Des Moines
IDPA
Frank W. Berlin
Iowa Aeronautics Commission
Iowa
Aeronautics Commission
Aeronatics Commission
Berlin
Commission
Gaulocher dies in Vietnam Sunday
Relatives in Iowa City learned that Second Lt. Francis L. Gaulocher died of wounds in Vietnam on Sunday while with the 25th Infantry. He had been there since February 2, 1967. Survived by wife Kathryn Kloopfer of Riverside and a ten week old daughter. He entered the Army in 1966 after a Panama tour.
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Francis L. Gaulocher
Iowa City
Gaulocher
25Th Infantry
Vietnam
Kathryn Kloopfer
Riverside
Gaulacher
25Th Army Infantry
Army
Panama
Bombs Hit Supply Routes as Hue Threat Grows
U S and South Vietnamese forces report 131 North Vietnamese killed south of Hue while B52s strike supply routes into the area. The North Vietnamese build new Laos roads toward Hue and Phu Bai, with tanks suspected. Lam Son 201 launched in Thua Thien as 60 NVA deaths are reported in Hue fighting.
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Saigon
UPS
U.S
Hue
Laos
A Sahau
Khe Sanh
Phu Bai
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Haiphong
Lang Gia
China
Panhandle
Lam Son
Thua Thien
Local guard unit to train at Camp Ripley
DES MOINES IDPR reports Iowa National Guard units will conduct annual field training at Camp Ripley Minnesota. Gen Miller cites Vietnam effort priorities and urges employers to accommodate training. Washington National Guard unit 134th Med Co Ambulance will be at Camp Ripley from July 13 to 28.
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DES Moines
IDPR
Junior F. Miller
Iowa National Guard
Miller
National Guard
Washington National Guard
134Th Med. Co
SAF
Camp Ripley
Minnesota
Probate of Will and Executor Appointment for Alice C Lemmon
Public notices announce probate of the will and appointment of executor for the estate of Alice C Lemmon. Also listed is a hearing and invitation to bidders for sanitary sewer improvements on North 12th Avenue in Washington.
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Alice C. Lemmon
North 12Th Avenue
Washington
Labor officials predict McCarthy victory in Wisconsin primary
Labor insiders privately forecast Sen Eugene J McCarthy would beat President Johnson by about two to one in Wisconsin next week noting many Republicans might cross over to vote in the Democratic primary They say Wisconsin labor groups offered Johnson little aid as Humphrey urged labor backing and RFK prepared for Indiana filing while McCarthy pressed Johnson’s policies and wartime controls.
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Wisconsin
Eugene J. McCarthy
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Building Construction Trades Department
Afl-Cio
Washington
Republican Coalition of Retreat
Robert F. Kennedy
Indianapolis
Indiana
Robert C. Weaver
Madison
Ramsey Clark
University of Wisconsin Law
Clark
Agriculture
Orville Freeman
Lawrence F. O’brien
McCarthy
Chicago
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United Press International
the Aeronautics Commission
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Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Gary Lee Johnson
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Richard M. Nixon
Wau
Dn.y
Midwest
Kennedy
Utah
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Republican State Committee
Creighton W. Abrams
White House
Pentagon
William C. Foster
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Nicholas Katzenbach
Abrams
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