Ecuador Junta Falls as Students React to Resignation
Ecuador's three man military junta resigned and fled Quito amid street clashes as students swarmed the capital seeking the palace. Resignations were sent to the armed forces and the junta planned to hand power to a provisional civil president, with clashes leaving several dead and many wounded.
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Ecuador
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Luis Cabrera Sevilla
Marcos Gandara Enriquez
Telmo Vargas
Army
Carlos Monteverde
Jorge Aguinaga Meneses
Jorge Salgado Morillo
Clemente Verovi Idaburo
National Planning Board
Ecuadorean
Carlos J. Arosemena
Guayaquil
Iowa Weather Outlook for Tonight and Wednesday
United Press International reports a partly cloudy sky with a cooler night as lows range from the upper 20s to 30s. Wednesday brings highs in the 50s and a fair, mild continued outlook into Thursday.
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Iowa
Congress urged to probe mysterious flying saucers sightings
Mysterious objects spotted across the United States prompt calls for congressional inquiry led by retired Marine major Donald Keyhoe. Police, firemen, and residents report red flickers and darting lights in California New Jersey Michigan and more, while Air Force officials attribute some sightings to luminous marsh gas.
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Pasadena
San Marino
San Gabriel
California
Air Force
Newark
N.J
Sheriff's Deputies
Ann Arbor
Mich
Michigan
Calif
Donald E. Keyhoe
Washington
Keyhoe
Gerald R. Ford
Ransom Doubled In Kidnapping Of Danny Goldman
In Surfside Florida the ransom for Danny Goldman an 18 year old Miami Beach High School senior described as a nice polite electronics minded boy has doubled to 50000 after an all night vigil failed to yield any contact with the kidnapper. FBI said no contact and that ransom likely doubled. The Goldmans awaited word as police checked for stolen cars in the area and neighbors called him an average student with a small repair shop.
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Surfside
Fla
UPI
Danny Goldman
Aaron Goldman
FBI
Danny
Goldman
Canal-Front
Miami Beach High School
Daniel
Miami Beach
Goldman’s Electronics
Louis Stallman
Goldmans
Notice of Sale for Washington Street Bonds
Public notice announces the sale of improvement and construction bonds for Washington Street. Details cover bid procedures, timelines, and eligibility for investors and contractors, with likely dates and contact points for the issuing authority.
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Washington Street
Brezhnev Assails U S Aggression in Viet Nam
Brezhnev used the opening of the 23rd Soviet Communist party congress to demand U S forces leave Viet Nam and to brand U S actions as aggression. He proposed a Sino Soviet summit to bridge China’s rift while offering an olive branch to Peking despite Beijing’s rejection of past summit proposals.
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UPI
Soviet Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
United States
Viet Nam
Peking
Brezhnev
Red China
Kremlin
Nikita S. Khrushchev
U.S
Palace of Congresses
Hanoi
No Extension of Feed-Grain Plans in Iowa
DES MOINES UPI The Iowa ASC Committee will not extend the signup period for 1966 feed grain and wheat programs. Chairman Fred R. McLain said the Friday deadline remains, noting 9 750 more farmers joined last week despite weather that closed roads. Total signups reach 90 067, near 1965 levels, with plans to finalize by April 1 1966.
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New concern over smoking by boys in Fort Wayne
Cancer experts react to Fort Wayne Allen County survey showing almost one in ten students in grades six through nine smoke. The study of 12,000 pupils, released Monday, prompts Marion Tuttle of the American Cancer Society to urge a new approach to cancer education to prevent teenage smoking habits.
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Fort Wayne, Ind
UPI
Fort Wayne-Allen County
Washington district names two new school administrators
Washington Community School district voters approved two new posts at Monday's board meeting naming Richard Gipple as junior high principal and Al Kinzler as Brighton elementary center principal for next year. Superintendent E Kelly Schlapkohl also noted ongoing action to hire a new high school varsity football coach.
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Board of Education
Richard Gipple
Jesse Linch
al Kinzler
Brighton
E. Kelly Schlapkohl
Gipple
Wyman
Nichols Independent School
State College of Iowa
University of Iowa
Gary Murphy
Ames
Iowa Wesleyan College
Gary
Haskins
Evelyn Roth
Iowa Wesleyan
Vera Foriash
Mid-Prairie
Lincoln
National College
Kansas City
University of Denver
Everette Goodwin
Marines Under Fire in Saigon Area Heavy Fighting Reported
U S Marines suffered moderate casualties in a Leatherneck action near Quang Ngai as Communist forces pulled back to mountain strongholds 330 miles northeast of Saigon. The operation Indiana saw Marine units overrun Viet Cong positions in two hours of fighting with air strikes continuing amid Monsoon weather.
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Saigon
UPS
Quang Ngai City
U.S
Quang Nam
U.S. Army
1St Air Cavalry Division
Binh Dinh
Hon Matt
Kim Cuong
Vinh
Nguyen Cao
GOP chairman proposes plan to spend state surplus
GOP State Chairman Robert Ray outlines a plan to redirect excess state funds into voter approved building projects. He argues surpluses above a safe balance could fund prioritized state construction, such as classroom buildings, with decisions by the legislature and elected representatives guiding use of any extra money.
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DES Moines
IDPA
Robert Ray
Ray
Harold Hughes
GOP
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