Two crashes at busy North Second East Third intersection
A North Second and East Third collision injured four, as Connie L. McCray Dent Wellman and Edward A. Conner of Washington failed to yield. In a second crash James J. Bennett's northbound car was hit by Frank A. Mattison who reportedly ran a stop sign. four passengers were treated for cuts from flying glass.
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Iowa
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Washington County Hospital
Judy West
Drake faculty bars release of student records to draft boards
Drake University faculty voted to submit grades or class rankings to selective service only at the student's request and with consent. The action follows a policy in place since 1941 and aligns with AAUP recommendations for broader study of national draft classifications.
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National Assembly
Judge grants new trial in damage suit here
Judge R G Yoder sustains a motion for a new trial in a $100000 damage suit filed by Paul Louis Owen against William T Russell. The January 26 jury verdict for the defendant is to be vacated. The auto crash occurred September 22 1963, 1½ miles west and 1 mile south of West Chester. Ann Louise Russell died in the crash.
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Holy War Threat Over Ban on LSD
Arthur Kleps leader of the Neo-American Church warns of a religious holy war if Dr. Timothy Leary is jailed. He likens Leary to a psychedelic movement figure and cites sacred bio chemicals as central to his faith.
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Tim Leary
Rebels back Ky government as Hue division pledges support
Deputy Premier Nguyen Huu Co announced the 1st Division in Hue pledged its support to Saigon, easing anti-government tensions. In Saigon thousands of Buddhists marched amid heavy police and marine presence, tear gas, and clashes near Vien Hoa Dao pagoda, with authorities warning of a crackdown.
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Who's Who in Washington Arm-Chair Mystery Contest
The Washington Evening Journal invites readers to join an arm chair detective game starting May 31. Read small ads under Who's Who in Washington to spot odd words and clues identifying a mystery personality of the week. Prizes are green and wrinkled money.
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Evening Journal
Washington
Everbody
Washington Evening Journal
Viet Nam Allies claim victory over Viet Cong in ground actions
U S and allied forces say they have taken the initiative from Communist units with a week of ground actions in South Viet Nam and heavy air strikes on North Viet Nam. About 65 guerrillas were killed Tuesday, with 14 and 15 more killed by the 25th Infantry and 1st Air Cavalry divisions respectively. The monsoon offensive is anticipated, but officials say Allied troops have greater manpower and momentum this year.
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West Germany and Britain agree on NATO defense program
In Bonn and London a joint communique announced full agreement on maintaining and improving the effectiveness of NATO's integrated defense system. The talks between Chancellor Erhard and Prime Minister Wilson and aides covered bilateral and international issues.
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Freeman faces farm anger easing as policy criticized
UPI reports that farmer discontent with the Johnson administration and Orville Freeman is waning. Amid criticism over inflation moves, aides note cooler mail and tempered sentiment, while a Republican forecast links irrigation to campaign gains. Dallas hit and run investigation follows a leaking radiator clue.
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UPI
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Orville L. Freeman
Freeman
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Michigan
National Press Club
Neal Smith
Iowa
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Iowa Weather: Fair Tonight Through Thursday With Warm Outlook
United Press International reports fair conditions in Iowa tonight and Thursday with temperatures gradually rising. Lows in the 50s, highs Thursday reaching 85 to 90. Friday outlook remains mostly sunny and warm.
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Iowa
Probate of will and executor appointment for James N Phillips
Public notice indicates probate of the will and appointment of an executor for the estate of James N Phillips. Details current and forthcoming actions or proceedings, with official dates and required filings to follow in the public notices.
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James N. Phillips
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