Sunken Sunshine Mine disaster deepens with more deaths
Rescuers at Kellogg Idaho inch toward trapped miners as three more bodies are recovered, raising the toll to 35 while 47 men may still be alive. A two man rescue torpedo is prepared for lowering into No 12 shaft to deliver air and support the effort.
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Kellogg
Idaho
UPI
Sunshine
U.S. Bureau of Mines
Bob Campbell
Marvin C. Chase
Sunshine Mining Co
Sheila Marrow Hosts Slumber Party For Eleventh Birthday
Wayland report notes Sheila Marrow’s eleventh birthday party at her father James Marrow’s home with guests Donna Swan Laura Leichty Beverly Beckler Kathy DeVarman Jacque Reed and Patty Rich. Other items cover local property purchases hospital updates and mining rescue efforts.
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Wayland
Sheila Marrow
James Marrow
Donna Swan
Laura Leichty
Beverly Beckler
Kathy DeVarman
Jacque Reed
Patty Rich
Sheila
Ralph Roth
Pat Thoma
John Martin
M. J. Hamberman
Iowa
NAPNS
Roosevelt Hotel
Cedar Rapids
Dean Meyer
Suspension of Mapleton livestock market license
The USDA suspended the license of former Mapleton Iowa market operator Albert C Anderson of Minneapolis Minnesota for alleged trust account violations under the Packers and Stockyards Act. Present operators remain unaffected. Anderson must eliminate deficits and cease market operations until compliance.
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Washington
UPI
Mapleton
Iowa
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Department
Albert C. Anderson
Minneapolis
Minn
USDA
Thomas Flavin
Anderson
Flavin
Cancer Crusade Under Way With Local Women Participating
Ten years ago in 1962 ninety four women from the Women of the Moose VFW Auxiliary and American Legion Auxiliary join the Cancer Crusade in Washington. City co chairmen are Mrs. Robert Dunbar and Mrs. Robert Kubb of the Women of the Moose.
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Women of the Moose
VFW Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
Washington
Robert Dunbar
Robert Kubb
The
Funeral service for Carol Corinne Cutkomp set in Columbus Junction
Carol Corinne Cutkomp 11 of Hills drowned Thursday afternoon at Palisades Kepler State Park Mt. Vernon. Funeral at Stacy Lewis Funeral Home Columbus Junction Sunday at 1 30 p m burial Columbus City Cemetery Rev William Moon officiating. Survivors include parents four brothers two sisters and two grandmothers. She born August 23 1960 in Iowa City.
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Columbus Junction
Carol Corinne Cutkomp
Hills
Stacy Lewis
Columbus City
William Moon
Carol
Robert
Mary Rose McConahay Cuthamp
Palisades - Kepler State Park
Mt. Vernon
Iowa City
Brian
Navy
Gary
James
Jeff
David
Alice
Cedar Rapids
Anita
Edith Cuthamp
Wapello
Opal McConahay
Stalkfleet Rites Sunday For Dea Joan Stalkfleet
Funeral services for 15 year old Dea Joan Stalkfleet will be held Sunday at 4 p m at Stacy Lewis Funeral Home with burial in Nichols Cemetery. Officiating will be Rev. Charles W Smith. She was electrocuted Thursday evening May 4 when a radio fell into the bath. She was born February 26 1957 in Muscatine and was a ninth grade pupil at West Liberty schools. Survivors include parents Cecil L and Carolyn Reece Stalkfleet two sisters Monica and Sheri and grandparents Mr and Mrs Harry Reece of Burlington and Mr and Mrs Frank Stalkfleet Sr of Muscatine.
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Columbus Junction
Dea Joan Stalkfleet
Cecil L
Carolyn Reece Stalkfleet
Nichols
Stacy-Lewis
Charles W. Smith
Ottumwa
Muscatine
West Liberty
Monica
Sheri
Harry Reece
Burlington
Frank Stalkfleet Sr
Iowa City Patrols Remain After Antiwar Disturbances
Iowa Department of Public Safety will keep Iowa City patrols in place as a preventive measure. Iowa City, Coralville and Johnson County law enforcement, plus the University of Iowa, will monitor campus areas in three‑officer sets to maintain peace following violent antiwar protests. Governor and EOB leaders praised the emergency board for quelling the unrest, though the EOB has not been reactivated.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa Department of Public Safety
Iowa
Iowa City
Public Safety
Robert Holetz
Johnson County
Holetz
Emergency Operations Board
Coralville
Department of Public Safety
University of Iowa
EOB
Robert D. Ray
Iowa Highway Patrol
Howard Miller
Michael Sellers
Convicted killer sues for decision reversal
Gale Johnson, jailed for killing a Burlington policeman 38 years ago, filed a federal suit in Des Moines seeking 1.412 million dollars. He alleges unlawful conviction, conspiracy to falsify evidence, and cruel treatment by Iowa officials and Burlington prosecutor John Dailey, warden Lou Brewer, and others. He seeks damages for years of false imprisonment and mental and physical pain.
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DES Moines
JDPA
Gale Johnson
Burlington
State of Iowa
Des Moines County
John A. Dailey
Lou Brewer
Fort Madison Penitentiary
Johnson
Federal
Leavenworth
Kan
Dailey
Glen C. Haynes
Fort Madison
John
Cap
William Sauer
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals of
St. Louis
Kissinger to return to Paris for peace talks
Diplomatic sources say Henry Kissinger will travel to France for a second round of private discussions with the North Vietnamese peace delegation. Le Duc Tho met Kissinger last Tuesday, but details remain undisclosed. William Porter suspended the conference amid a lack of progress.
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Paris
UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
France
Hanoi
Kissinger
le Duc Tho
U.S
U.S. State Department
United States
Nguyen van Thieu
William J. Porter
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