Johnson defends restraint in world affairs at Princeton
President Johnson told an audience at Princeton University that the United States used great restraint in Southeast Asia and other crises, arguing power has brought agony not arrogance. He questioned which nation would remove forces after achieving its aims and noted ties between academia and government.
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Princeton, N.J
UPI
Johnson
Viet Nam
United States
J. William Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Princeton University
Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs
America
Southeast Asia
U.S
South Viet Nam
Princeton
Welfare
John W. Gardner
Orville L. Freeman
Fulbright
Morris speaks to Washington County Farm Bureau group
Ralph B. Morris of Henry County, Republican candidate for State Senate in the new Washington Louisa Henry district, addressed the Washington County Farm Bureau on May 10. He highlighted his Iowa State engineering background, national food industry consulting, and legislative work, criticizing the 61st General Assembly for tax bills and urging sound budgeting to avoid deficit spending. He warned against repealing Iowa’s right to work law and stressed farmer and worker self determination.
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Ralph B. Morris
Henry County
Washington
Louisa
Henry Counties
Washington County Farm Bureau
Morris
Iowa State University
Ames
U.S
V. J. Day
61St General Assembly
General Assembly
Iowa
U S jets face MIG 17 missiles and sink Viet Cong freighter
North Viet Nam air actions report MIG 17 fighters firing air to air missiles at U S planes for the first time in the war, two U S aircraft downed by ground fire. South of Saigon a 120 foot coastal freighter carrying Chinese arms to the Viet Cong was sunk after unloading near a beach 175 miles southwest of the city. Ground fighting saw Viet Cong attack an American helicopter base 290 miles north of Saigon, repelled with helicopters unharmed.
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Saigon
UPS
U.S
North
Viet Nam
Air Force
Hanoi
Gu Mai
South
U.S. Air Force
U.S. 1St Air Cavalrymen
Bong Son
Congress member mocks Smithsonian gala as indecent
Rep H R Gross of Iowa derided a Smithsonian Institution dance at the Washington Opera Ball, suggesting a burlesque hall for the mink coat set after reports of risqué behavior and a state official's wife being sent home for dress. Queen Elizabeth II was coronated January 15, 1959.
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Washington
UPI
H. R. Gross
Iowa
Smithsonian Institution
Gross
Smithsonian Building
Moyers
Bill D. Moyers
State Department
Queen Elizabeth II of
Britain
Keota Elementary Roof Repair Delays Classes
Keota Iowa UPI report notes elementary students were dismissed as crews repair damage from last month’s hail storm. The roof repair aims to let classes resume Thursday if workmen finish today. Widespread Keota damage also included 35 broken windows at the high school.
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Keota, Iowa
UPI
Keota
Riverside man F W Schnoebelen seeks state senate seat
River side born farmer and businessman F W Schnoebelen announces as Democratic candidate for the district state senate. He built a 420 acre farm Blue Crest Angus and operates a feed hatchery and turkey business. He has served as Iowa Poultry Association president and is vice president of Eastern Iowa Light and Power.
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F. W. Schnoebelen
Riverside
Mr. Schnoebelen
Washington County
Irene Pletzer
Montana State College of Mines
Milwaukee College of Law
Milwaukee
Schnoebelen
Iowa Poultry Association
Eastern
Iowa
Court backs housing law in California ruling
Emanuel Celler hailed a California Supreme Court decision as constitutional support for President Johnson's proposed fair housing measures. The 5-2 ruling against Proposition 14 cited equal protection, boosting backers as Congress weighs a federal civil rights housing bill amid fears northern city blocs might crack on the issue.
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Washington
UPI
Emanuel Celler
California
Supreme Court
Johnson
New York
Cramer
R-Fla
Celler
House Judiciary Civil Rights Subcommittee
Congress
Vocation school directors named for new area in eastern Iowa
Nine eastern Iowa men were elected Tuesday to serve on the board of directors for the new area vocational school serving a seven county region near Cedar Rapids. Elected from Linn County were Morris Allen Marion B A Jensen and John Berber. Other counties elected M A McAllister Vinton Benton Lewis Dreibelbis Anamosa James Sauter North English Robert Davidson Mechanicsville Paula Wolfe and Max Lewis Wellman. Up to 20 may be established under the 1965 legislature approved by the State Board of Public Instruction.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
UPI
New Area
Area 10
Linn County
Morris Allen
Marion
B.A. Jensen
John Berber
M.A. McAllister
Vinton
Benton
Lewis Dreibelbis
Anamosa
Jones
James Sauter
North English
Robert Davidson
Mechanicsville
Cedar
Paula Wolfe
Iowa City
Johnson
Max Lewis
Wellman
Washington
State Board of Public Instruction
Iowa Weather: Cloudy Tonight With Winds and Rain
Cloudy conditions with strong shifting winds and rain and scattered thunderstorms east and south while northwest sees rain or snow. Mostly cloudy and colder Thursday with lows in the 30s and highs in the 40s.
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Iowa
Record cold damages crops stretch from Carolinas to Connecticut
Crop-killing frost spread from the Carolinas to Connecticut as a spring storm from the Rockies spread across the Central Plains with high winds rain and snow. The northeast faced a third straight day of bitter cold and multi million dollar losses to fruit and vegetable growers. Michigan Indiana Ohio Illinois Wisconsin and Texas reports detail extensive damage including fruit shortages price rises tornadoes and severe hail.
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Carolinas
Connecticut
Rockies
Central Plains
Michigan
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan State University
Door County
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Great Plains
Hale Corner
Tex
Plainview
Topeka
Kan
Imperial
Neb
Kansas
Iowa panel deadlocks on drunk driving levels in proposed law
An Iowa Motor Vehicle Laws Study Committee postponed action on changing the blood alcohol limits for operating a vehicle. Debate centered on 10 to 15 percent as driving while under the influence and 0 to 5 percent as sober, with 5 to 10 percent contested. A live demonstration was planned for the Lake Okoboji meeting to test degrees of intoxication.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
Motor Vehicle Laws Study Committee
Howard Reppert
D-Des Moines
Reppert
Uban
Vince Steffen
D - Hampton
Sen
Vernon Kuhl
Parkersburg
Stef
Steffen
Iowa House
Lake Okoboji
Gene Needles
Ted Mikesch
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Pam Bowman
Journal
Lincoln School
Tom Kuncl
Farm Bureau Board
Martin A. Mahrt
Custer, S.D
Mahrt
Robert Little
Crow Foot
Smithsonian
Elizabeth II
Senate
William
United Press International
Texas
Nebraska
Great Lakes
Illinois
U.S Weather Bureau
Minnesota
South Dakota
Plains
Charles Uban
Cedar Falls
Fen
Harold Nelson
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