Egypt Sets Peace Conditions in UPI Report
Cairo informs United States it will accept Johnson five point plan with attached conditions linked to the June war and Suez Canal usage. Jordan's King Hussein in Washington voices cautious hope for Arab-Israeli settlement amid border clashes and a west bank mine incident that injures seven Israeli soldiers.
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Cairo
Egypt
United States
Johnson
Middle East
Suez Canal
Palestine
Jordan
Hussein
Washington
Jordan River
Israel
West Bank
Voting day across states tests nation for race and policy
Voters turnout heavy in state and local elections as leaders seek input on race Vietnam and the Great Society. Mayoral races in several cities focus on racial issues. In San Francisco a vote on withdrawal from Vietnam marks a first. In Gary Indiana tensions rise with a Negro Democrat facing a white opponent. Cleveland sees a slender margin for a Black candidate aiming to be city’s first major mayor. Boston sees racial backlash over school integration by busing amid a tight mayoral race.
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Vietnam
Kentucky
Johnson
Statehouse
San Francisco
United States
Cleveland
Boston
White House
Gary
Richard G. Hatcher
Repub
Iowa Medical Loan Aims To Keep Doctors Here
Iowa faces brain drain as 114 University of Iowa medical graduates in June mostly left the state for internships. The 1967 legislature created a $200,000 loan fund to stem this trend by offering tuition loans to Iowa medical and osteopathic students who agree to practice general medicine in Iowa for five years with partial loan forgiveness. Eligibility requires Iowa residency, admission to an Iowa medical college, and commitment to five years of practice in Iowa.
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University of Iowa
School of Medicine
Iowa
State Higher Education Facilities Commission
W. L. Roy Wellborne
Commission
Iowa Medical and Osteopathic
Very light municipal vote reported in Washington city
Very light turnout described from four polling places in Washington as residents vote in the regular municipal election. Polls stay open until 8 p.m. at Mace Motor Co garage, city hall, courthouse, and Perdock's garage. Voters also consider creating an airport commission for the city.
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Washington
Mace Motor Co
Court House
Perdock
City of
Garner dies at 98 in Texas home Cactus Jack remembered
Former vice president John Nance Garner died at 8 20 a m CST at his Uvalde residence aged 98. The Texas native, nicknamed Cactus Jack, served with Franklin Roosevelt from 1933 to 1941 and left public life after opposing FDRs third term bid. He died after periods of unconsciousness, with son Tully and granddaughter present. arrangements by Frazar Funeral Home were incomplete. Garner, famed for poker stories and whisky love, was born November 22 1868 and planned a 99th birthday celebration before illness struck.
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UPI
John Nance
Cactus Jack
Garner
Franklin Roosevelt
Tully
John Curry
Frazar Funeral Home
Uvalde
John L. Lewis
Congress
Tully Garner
Texas
Melvin Rowland
Roosevelt
FDR
Potomac
Blossom Prairie
Red River County
Tex
Garners
Nances
Virginia
Tennessee
Vanderbilt University
Red River Valley
Mariette Rheiner
Soviets unveil three stage rocket at 50th parade
Moscow marks its 50th anniversary parade with six new weapons including a three stage 120 foot ICBM that can orbit a warhead. Defense Minister Grechko warns the US of a possible world war as Vietnam and imperialism heighten global tensions. Old Bolsheviks and heroes attend while Khrushchev Bulganin Malenkov and Molotov are absent.
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UPI
Russia
U.S
Vietnam
Andrei A. Grechko
United States
Grechko
Red Square
Kremlin
V.I. Lenin
U.S. Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Nikolai Bulganin
Georgi Malenkov
V.M. Molotov
Cuba
Vladimir Ilyich Lenin
Bolsheviks
Winter Palace
Petrograd
Leningrad
Red Army
Lenin
Indian hemp in Iowa sparks talks on marijuana risk
Iowa officials and narcotics experts discussed wild marijuana found near Iowa City. They warned the plant has potential but is not yet a major problem. They emphasized eradication and cautioned against broad pesticide campaigns that could harm wildlife.
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Des Moines
IDPA
Iowa City
Harry Anslinger
U. S. Bureau of Narcotics
Anslinger
Iowa
Ernest Gentry
Sistant
U.S. Narcotics Bureau
Gene Haiskip
Gentry
Haislip
Lowa
California
Near
Far East
Haight - Ashbury
San Francisco
U. S
Narcotics
Sec. of Agriculture
L. B. Liddy
The
Audubon Society
G. David Hurd
Des Moines Audubon Society
Liddy
Hurd
Des Moins Audubon Society
Red Cross to Fly Katangese Mercenaries from Rwanda
The Red Cross plans to airlift more than 1,100 mercenaries and their families from Rwanda to Zambia, despite Congolese objections and threats of consequences. Belgian, US, and Zambian planes will transport Katangese and white European refugees previously ousted from Bukavu, with asylum to be arranged in Zambia. Weather outlook: Iowa fair to Wednesday with warmer conditions west and south tonight and Wednesday.
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Kinshasha
Congo
UP1
International Red Cross
Rwanda
Red Cross
Geneva
Bukavu
East Congo
Joseph Mobutu
Justin Bomboko
United Press International
Iowa
Appointment of administrator for Nellie M Kos estate
Probate notice announces appointment of administrator for the estate of Nellie M Kos and related probate actions. It lists case details and directs interested parties to the appropriate court for filings and inquiries regarding estate administration and potential claims. William A Bealer estate probate and executor appointment are noted with similar instructions for involved parties.
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Nellie M
William A. Bealer
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