Five midshipmen linked to Navy pot smoking at academy
Navy officials at the U S Naval Academy in Annapolis disclosed an investigation into five midshipmen accused of smoking marijuana in Bancroft dormitory. Two were separated for unrelated misconduct, while three others remained on campus under restriction pending the Naval Investigative Service report. The incident marks perhaps the first such case at a U S service academy.
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Draper Kauffman
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One car crash kills Atlantic man in Iowa county
United Press International reports a single car crash in Pottawattamie County killed 22-year-old Roger Toburen of Atlantic, an employee at KJAN. The Iowa traffic toll rose to 237 for 1967 as four others died in separate accidents, including a head-on on Interstate 80 near Davenport.
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Iowa
Pottawattamie
Davenport
Roger Toburen
KJAN
Iowa 83
Walnut
Toburen
Blue Rapids
Kaw
Margaret Clayborn
Evanston
Jeffrey
Richard McCrea
Stanwood
Iowa Highway Patrol
Clayborn
Jeffrey Clayborn
Fort Campbell
Fort Lewis
Wash
Vietnam
Marshalltown
Daniel DeVolder
Roger Kiesau
Sunbeam Bakeries
Cedar Rapids
Kiesau
Probate and estate notices appear in today’s public notices
Public notices list probate of wills and appointments for Jannette W Scott Prymek and Henry P Scott as executors, and Clarice Nolene Patterson as administrator. Also notices of forfeiture of real estate contracts are listed among the estate matters on page 6.
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W. Scott
Henry P
Clarice Nolene Patterson
Sizator
Middle East Brinks War Fearing Crisis Deepens
United Press International reports the Middle East on the brink of war as Nasser blocks the Gulf of Aqaba and Israel warns of retaliation. U Thant heads to Cairo to prevent a new Mideast war while Americans flee. The U.S. Sixth Fleet moves near the area and both sides mobilize troops amid shipping bans and escalating tensions.
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Bartender killed during Davenport tavern holdup
In Davenport Iowa a bartender named Henry Klindt aged 59 was fatally shot while attempting to stop a hold up at Griffin's Tavern. A masked gunman seized cash from the register as a bystander described with a blue and white polka dot handkerchief.
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Davenport
Iowa
UPI
Henry Klindt
Griffin’s
Klindt
Farmer Dies After Tractor Overturns In Iowa Field
Iowa City resident Joe Janko, 61, was killed Monday when his tractor overturned in a Johnson County farm field. He was alone at the time and the accident is being investigated by local authorities.
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Iowa City
Iowa
UPI
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Johnson County
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Iowa Legislature May Take Three Weeks More
Des Moines UPI reports the Iowa General Assembly faces a record length with leaders planning at least three more weeks to finish. A June 9 adjournment seems likely, as talks focused on government reorganization tax revision and court reform.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa Senate
Senate
House
Howard Reppert
D-Des Moines
Iowa
Maurice Baringer
Robert Fulton
Fulton
Viet truce violated as Americans suffer casualties in clashes
Communists killed and wounded more than 100 Americans in Buddha birthday truce violations across South Vietnam. U.S. spokesmen said 10 killed and 77 wounded in the first half of the two day truce, with 13 Americans killed and 14 wounded in additional incidents. American forces reported 68 enemy killed. Air raids downed a MIG21 before the 24 hour truce began.
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Vpi
North Vietnam
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U.S
South Vietnam
Weather outlook fair tonight through Wednesday
The forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Wednesday with cooler air moving through the state tonight and slightly cooler in the southeast on Wednesday. Low temperatures range from about 50 in the northwest to 55 in the southeast. Wednesday's highs are expected in the 70s with a continued mild trend into Thursday.
School bus driver charged after county crash
Scott County Sheriff William Strout said driver William Wacker 19 faces a charge of failure to have his vehicle under control after a bus with thirty high school students aboard veered into a ditch west of here. Eleven students suffered minor injuries and Wacker was treated for shock. Brakes were tested and found working.
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Davenport
Iowa
UPI
Here
Scott County
William Strout
William Wacker
Wacker
Rob armored car holdup nets $400000 in Brockton
Submachine gun wielding bandits hijacked a Brink's armored car in Brockton Massachusetts locking two guards and a bank employee in a bank. The loot totaled 400000 with 230000 from Raynham racetrack receipts and 200000 being transferred to Plymouth Home Bank. An Abington officer encountered the robbers who disarmed him and fled. the men were not masked and one attempted to take the officer as a hostage.
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Mass
UPI
Brink's
Brink’s
First County National Bank
Raynham Park
Raynham
Plymouth Home National Bank
Massachusetts
South Shore
Quincey
Abington
William Donaldson
Donaldson
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