U S Uses Economic Pressure on Latin American Coups
The Kennedy administration will withdraw gradually economic and military aid missions from the Dominican Republic and Honduras after military coups. A State Department statement says no effective collaboration under the Alliance for Progress exists and aid will be reassigned while missions stay. Officials note democratic institutions grow slowly and Argentina and Peru may be more liberal now.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Latin America
U. S
Dominican Republic
Honduras
White House
Dean Rusk
New York
State Department
Rusk
United States
Alliance For Progress
Argentina
Peru
U.S
Queen Candidates Elected at Washington High School
Washington High School seniors choose five Homecoming Queen candidates: Judy Thompson Carolyn Prat Cindy Chamberlin Robin Boughly and Mary Luckenbill. The queen will be elected by the student body next week and crowned Friday before the Homecoming game at Case Field.
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Judy Thompson
Carolyn Prat
Cindy Chamberlin
Robin Boughly
Mary Luckenbill
Case Field
Iowa Southern Sponsors Students for 5th Annual Youth Conference of the Atom
Iowa Southern Utilities will sponsor six high school science students and one science teacher from six districts to the 5th annual National Youth Conference of the Atom in Chicago November 7 to 9. Selection is based on Iowa Test of Educational Development scores and a 100 word science theme.
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Iowa
Johnson
Brad Kiesey
Mid - Prairie High School
Chicago
United States
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Gonne National Laboratory
Iowa Southern
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Argonne National Laboratory
Museum of Science and Industry
National Science Teachers Association
Future Scientists of America Foundation
No More Overseas Pay for Troops
The Defense Department cuts overseas duty pay from 93 million to 35 million dollars per year, removing overseas allowances for 375,000 enlisted personnel. About 225,000 troops in Alaska, the Canal Zone, and certain areas retain some pay, while most Western Europe, Hawaii, and Japan troops lose the benefits, offsetting congressionally approved pay raises.
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Washington
UPI
Armed Services
Defense Department
Alaska
Panama Canal Zone
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Europe
Hawaii
Japan
Congress
Pentagon
McNamara
Johnny Ledman Dies In Clinton Hospital
Kalona native Johnny Ledman 65 died Friday at Clinton Hospital after months of illness. Former Eclipse Lumber Co. employee. Survived by brother Walter of Kalona and nieces and nephews. Funeral Monday at 1 30 p m at Snell Funeral Home Clinton with burial there. Born in Kalona. Wife Alma Hagee preceded him in death.
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Kalona
C.F
Johnny) Ledman
Clinton
Eclipse Lumber Co
Snell
Mr. Ledman
Alma Hagie
Rebels Reject Ben Bella Peace Talks in Algeria Crisis
In Algeria defiant rebel leader Hocine Aii Ahmed urged 3,000 Berber supporters that talks within Ben Bella’s National Liberation Front are unacceptable. He demanded release of political prisoners and a congress of all revolutionaries as government forces hover near the unrest.
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Algiers
UPI
Ahmet Ben Bella
Algeria
Hocine Aii Ahmed
Djaemma - Saharidj
Ben Bella
National Liberation Front
Aii Ahmed
Tizi Ouzou
Ali Ahmed
Mohammed Boudiaf
Kennedy heads to Istanbul aboard Onassis yacht Christina
Jacqueline Kennedy sails from Athens on Aristotle Onassis’s yacht Christina for Istanbul with possible stops in Lebanon Israel and Egypt. Reports vary on exact route with hints of Delphi Rhodes Crete and multiple city calls as the First Lady journeys through the region.
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Athens
Greece
UPI
Jacqueline Kennedy
Istanbul
Lebanon
Israel
Egypt
U.S
Kennedy
Aristotle Onassis
Christina
Onassis
Delphi
Birmingham Race Talks Open City Crises Recalled
In Birmingham Alabama a mixed group of 25 white and Negro leaders met in a landmark session to discuss the city's racial crisis. The intercity talks occur as President Kennedy's two peace envoys finish their fact finding and Dr Martin Luther King Jr plans a return to assess further demonstrations.
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Birmingham
Ala
UPI
Steel Center
Episcopal
C. C. J. Carpenter
Kennedy
White House
Martin Luther King Jr
Community Affairs Committee On Human Relations
Kenneth Royall
Army
Earl Blaik
West Point
16Th Street Baptist Church
Charley F Hoover of Brighton Dies at 77
Charley F Hoover of Brighton 77 died Friday night at Washington County Hospital after a heart attack. Funeral services are Monday at 2 p.m. Gould Funeral Home Brighton with burial in Hillcrest Cemetery. He had lifelong ties to Brighton with a Wisconsin banking stint and later worked in banking and insurance. He is survived by his wife two daughters four grandchildren and four brothers.
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Charley F. Hoover
Washington County Hospital
Gould Funeral Home
Hillcrest Cemetery
Grace Whitacre
Wisconsin
Knight of Pythias Lodge
The
Christian Church
Harold
Charlotte) Keyes
Arlington
Calif
Robert
Frances) Hamilton
Davenport
Glenn
Preston
Washington
John
Otis
Fairfield
Rusk Ready for Senate Security Policy Showdown
Secretary of State Dean Rusk welcomed a Senate internal security subcommittee request for him to appear and answer questions about State Department security policy. A State Department spokesman said Rusk has long hoped to discuss procedures personally before the committee and will do so soon.
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Washington
UPI
Dean Rusk
Senate
Rusk
Internal Security
State Department
Department of State
School Officials Meet in Washington for Regional Accrediting Talk
Officials from southeast Iowa gathered in Washington for a regional meeting of the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. Dr. J E McAdams led the session as the group reviewed reporting procedures evaluation and a preliminary report on junior high accreditation.
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Iowa
Washington
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Washington Community High School
J.E. McAdams
Flora Threatens Florida as Hurricane Rages Cuba Path
Flora, a powerful category storm, battered Cuba with 125 mph winds before threatening the U S mainland. Miami Weather Bureau warns of slow movement and dangerous seas as Haiti and eastern Cuba suffer severe destruction and confirmed deaths rise.
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Miami
UPI
Flora
Cuba
United States
Miami Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Camaguey
Bahamas
Acklins
Andros Island
South Florida
U. S
Guantanamo Bay
Oriente
Hall
Florida
Doug Kennedy
The
Miami Herald
Abaron
Haiti
Kennedy
Jacmel
Petit-Goave
Aquin
Rosemary Reed Wins Honors at Waterloo
Rosemary Reed daughter of Mr and Mrs Bernard Reed of Washington and a member of the Iowa Maidens 4 H Club won a blue award on the demonstration Modern Manna at the Dairy Cattle Congress last Monday. Rosemary and Virginia Marek won first place with the demonstration at the Washington County fair last summer. Rosemary gave the bread making demonstration as an individual due to Virginia's age. Rosemary and her parents and Virginia attended a Recognition Banquet Monday evening where Food and Nutrition demonstration teams were honored.
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Rosemary Reed
Bernard Reed
Washington
Jim Frier
Rosemary
Virginia Marek
Washington County
Virginia
Buddhist Monk Self Immolates in Saigon Protest
In Saigon a Buddhist monk set fire to his robe and died in a central park square amid the Buddhist crisis. Police beat reporters including David Halberstam as crowds gathered and the protest death signals ongoing Buddhist opposition to President Ngo Dinh Diem's regime and the crackdown.
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Saigon
UPS
Central Park Square
David Halberstam
New York Times
Ngo Dinh Diem
Iowa Weather Forecast From UPI
Weather by United Press International for Iowa. Generally fair and continued warm tonight and Sunday. Low tonight 50 north to near 60 south. High Sunday near 90. Outlook for Monday generally fair and continued warm.
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Iowa
Crawford Urges Prison Work Changes
Des Moines Iowa. Corbin Crawford Democrat urges revision of prison work and study schedules to resemble outside employment. He says inmates should work in consecutive blocks with class periods afterward to build real job habits and better interaction with coworkers.
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Des Moines
UPI
State Board of Control
Corbin Crawford
D - Ainsworth
Crawford
Ainsworth
Mate
Prison Industries
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Eliza Simmers Hoover
Frances Thompson
Mainland
Waterloo
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