Kidnapper shot dead by farm boy ends long search
Peggy Ann Brodnick was rescued unharmed after a 15-year-old farm boy fired at the kidnapper through a Fort Littleton window. The kidnapper, William D. Hollenbaugh, 44, was killed. an FBI agent and a deputy were wounded earlier amid a multi-agency chase across the Tuscarora range near Shade Gap, Pennsylvania.
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Francis Sharpe
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Rubeck
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Russell
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Maryland
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Anderson
Johnson calls for American unity
President Johnson warned that halting Red aggression in Viet Nam could trigger a general Asian war and derided policy critics as Nervous Nellies who would cut and run. He urged about 7,000 supporters at a Chicago fund raising rally to put away divisive conduct and unite behind his Viet Nam policy.
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UPI
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Viet Nam
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Native of Washington Terry Anderson Rites to Be Held
The body of FBI agent Terry Anderson 42 shot and killed Tuesday in Pennsylvania returns to Washington for funeral services and burial. He was a Drake University athlete native of Washington Iowa and served in the FBI since 1951.
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Washington
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UPI
Anderson
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Jones Funeral Home
Des Moines
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Iowa
Peggy Ann Brodnick
Paul Morrison
Marine Corps
Morrison
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Arkansas
Beck in attack on record of Hughes
Robert K. Beck, Republican candidate for governor, urged Iowa to shed a governor he blamed for slow growth. He cited Iowa’s 1960–65 population rise of 2,463, contrasting it with South Dakota, and projected a $232 million boost if Iowa matched that rate. Beck called for top minds to tackle economic, industrial, and agricultural problems and warned against an anti free enterprise legislature.
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Des Moines
UPI
Robert K. Beck
Iowa
Beck
South Dakota
Hughes
Weather Summary for Iowa by United Press International
Generally fair and mild through Friday. Lows tonight 40 to 45 and highs Thursday 65 to 70. Warmer conditions expected Friday.
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Iowa
Schwengel targets flaws in anti poverty program
Fred Schwengel speaking at an Iowa County Republican dinner in Williamsburg urged overhaul of the War on Poverty arguing mismanagement and waste. He blamed incumbent John Schmidhauser for inaction and promised reforms to make the program effective and focused on those in need.
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Davenport Republican
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Schmidhauser
Two Newsweek Reporters Beaten in Watts Raid
In Watts a mob of about 20 Negro youths attacked two Newsweek reporters, Karl Fleming and David Moberg, after a march of some 500 people to a police station. Fleming suffered a fractured jaw and concussion, Moberg a black eye. both were treated and released. Police restored order by dawn as looting and vandalism followed the incident.
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Los Angeles
UPI
News
Watts
Karl Fleming
Newsweek
David Moberg
Fleming
Oak Park Hospital
Daniel Freeman Hospital
Inglewood
Moberg
Gem Liquor
San Pedro St
Retired Navy officer receives DeBakey artificial heart
Walter L. McCans, 61, of Seattle, awake and talking in limited fashion after surgeons implanted a DeBakey artificial heart at Methodist Hospital. He is the second patient in a month to receive the device, with the first dying from a lung collapse. Hospital officials say his condition is improving and assess 48 to 72 hours for full judgment.
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Houston
UPI
Navy
Michael DeBakey
Walter L. McCans
Seattle, Wash
DeBakey
Methodist Hospital
Ted Bowen
McCans
Marian McCans
Bowen
Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
Marcel de Rudder
de Rudder
New York
Freeman speaks Red Cross at SE Iowa meeting
Robert Freeman, assistant Red Cross manager for the midwest, spoke at a southeast Iowa association gathering at Captain's Table. He praised Red Cross volunteers, noted blood supply role and charity programs, and said the next meeting will be at Hotel Manning in Keosauqua.
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American Red Cross
Iowa
SE Association
S. Con Coupland
Oskaloosa
Les Grim
Washington
Jim Kerkove
Sigourney
Manning
Keosauqua
Robert Freeman
Red Cross
Midwest
Freeman
ARC
Buddhists Down American Plane Over Vietnam Port
Anti government troops at the Tien Hoa Buddhist pagoda shot down an American OIE Birddog observation plane near Da Nang city. The US pilot and Marine observers were rescued with minor injuries. A crash landing occurred on a dirt road near a beach across the Da Nang river as other Vietnamese aircraft circled and leaflets urged 1st Corps troops to unite against the Viet Cong.
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DA Nang
API
Tien Hoa
1St Corps
Gemini 9 Engine Failure Sparks Investigation
Cape Kennedy UPI reports engineers probe an Atlas rocket engine malfunction that spoiled the Gemini 9 mission as astronauts Thomas Stafford and Eugene Cernan return to training. Officials aim to determine the cause of the haywire engine and prevent recurrence.
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Cape Kennedy
Upi
Thomas Stafford
Eugene Cernan
Ky Wins Reassertion After Da Nang clashes
In Da Nang rebels block political moves as Premier Ky installs a new northern military commander. Loyalist marines and police reinforce Da Nang and Saigon amid protests by Buddhist youth. An American observation plane was shot down nearby with no casualties reported. An accidental marker error sparked investigation in War Zone C after an air strike plan.
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Tien Hoa
da Nang
Nguyen Cao Ky
Mekong Delta
Birmingham
1St Infantry
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