Stump Freed on Bond Amid Legal Push to Overturn
Ronald Stump freed on a 25000 dollar bond after five years of a 75 year sentence for second degree murder. Iowa officials plan to appeal a Polk County ruling releasing him on bond while federal courts argue jurisdiction. The US Circuit Court of Appeals criticized the Iowa alibi rule and ordered a new trial within one year if granted. Stump, 28, has since married the daughter of a Des Moines minister. Daly, 21, of Des Moines, was killed as Stump and Daly dated Leanna Skultrey.
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Upcom
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University of Iowa
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St. Louis
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Freedom ends for Czechs
Czechoslovak leaders, weary from Moscow talks, confirmed legalization of 600,000 Soviet led troops and signaled the end of liberal press freedoms. A communique hinted at a purge of some liberal leaders while Premier Cernik spoke of possible further talks to begin troop withdrawal.
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Ousted Saigon General Minh returns from exile
Gen Duong Van Minh arrives in Saigon five years after leaving Thailand and three years after his regime fell. President Thieu may offer Minh a presidential adviser post, but Minh says he will meet Thieu first. A crowd of relatives and supporters greeted him at the airport as police restricted photographers.
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National Assembly
Humphrey Aims to Raise 7 Million for Campaign Funds
Hubert Humphrey ends a two day campaign finance reorganization and projects raising seven million dollars. Campaign treasurer Robert Short plans three million from dinners in New York Los Angeles San Francisco Austin Philadelphia and other cities as Johnson aides call reports of blocking funds ridiculous. Democratic National Committee treasurer Robert Short says current legal avenues prevent the DNC from receiving the funds.
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Robert Short
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Lawrence F. O’brien
Democratic National Committee
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Four killed in Iowa traffic crashes on Friday
Four people died in separate Iowa highway accidents Friday. Thomas Whitney 17 of Winthrop and Katherine Reidy 17 of Coggan were killed in a two car crash on U S 20 east of Independence. Michael Spencer 18 of Fort Dodge died from injuries after a one car rollover on Iowa 175 near Lohrville. Jerry Fuchs 2 of Templeton was killed when a truck driven by his father Lauren left a curve on Iowa 73 near Coon Rapids.
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U.S
Thomas M. Whitney
Winthrop
Katherine Reidy
Coggan
Michael Spencer
Fort Dodge
Iowa 175
Lohrville
Spencer
Thomas Leiss
Lake City
Jerry Fuchs
Templeton
Lauren
Iowa 73
Coon Rapids
Iowa Weather Ahead With Warming Trend And Rain Chance
Mostly cloudy with a risk of scattered showers and thunderstorms tonight. Warmer today with southerly winds 10 to 20 mph. Sunday expect partly cloudy skies and a chance of rain in the east. Warmer again in the east tonight, with high temperatures around 40 to 45 degrees tonight.
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United Press International
Iowa
Intercepted Memo from Hubert Humphrey Shocks Washington
An intercepted memo hints at rising costs and political tensions as Hubert Humphrey notes frustration and plans to press for fed policy changes. The note suggests internal debate within U.S. political circles and potential public impact amid rising costs.
Sextuplets in Birmingham Face Feeding Trouble
In Birmingham England five Thorns sextuplets survive after birth on Mrs Norman Thorns 30th birthday. The sixth child died of shock. Doctors report the five babies are progressing but have feeding problems while earlier notes said they had a 50 50 chance.
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England
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Nixon Campaign Shouts Down Hecklers On Long Island
Nixon marshalled supporters to silence detractors moving into Nassau and Suffolk counties on Long Island. Motor cades and rallies framed him as spokesman for forgotten Americans, the taxpayers who defend freedom. Supporters loudly endorsed his stance while hecklers were shouted down.
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Richard M. Nixon
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Long Island
Nixon
Public notice: Washington Community School District financial report
The Washington Community School District releases its financial report for public review. Details include revenues, expenditures, and balance figures for the fiscal year, with notes on deficits or surpluses and reliance on state aid and local funding. Public access and filing information provided.
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Washington Community School District
Nurse Cited For Blamed Chase Dismissed By Judge
MEMPHIS Tennessee A nurse avoided charges after claiming she looked away when a clergyman chased a blonde along a railroad track Judge Beverly Bouche called the excuse unusual Mrs Margaret Huff said the blonde was Mrs Richard Walker and the chase involved youths who damaged cars in Sumter South Carolina a box car with chemicals and explosives burned causing several fires no injuries reported Arnold Frutin a Glasgow man landed a plane on a parked freight train then survived and was taken for coffee before an engine mishap near Paris
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Margaret Huff
Richard Walker
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Stains
France
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Glasgow
Scotland
Frutin
Les Bourget
Paris
Ten Chicago police face suspension after convention clashes
Ten Chicago police officers are recommended for suspension without pay for six to fifteen days after removing badges and nameplates during confrontations with antiwar demonstrators at the Democratic National Convention. The internal inspections division issued the finding as part of the Aug. 26 29 events, with hearings possible before a review panel. The investigation noted badge removal on duty but did not detail alleged beatings.
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Yippie
Abbie Hoffman
U. S
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Chicago
UPI
Frank Sullivan
IID
James B. Conlisk
IDD
Conlisk
Lincoln Park
Abortion verdict marks landmark case in New York
In New York a five weeks pregnant Mrs. Stewart, after seeking a therapeutic abortion at Long Island College Hospital due to risk of brain damage, saw the procedure blocked by Dr Gordon. A five Roman Catholic jury awarded $110,000 to Rosalyn Stewart and her parents, a decision hailed as a landmark ruling.
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UPI
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Long Island College Hospital
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Hospi
Norman R. Grutman
Supreme Court of the United States
Grutman
William G. Klein
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