House Debates Final Foreign Aid Bill Amid Adjournment Doubts
In Washington the House pressed toward final approval of a 3.9 billion foreign aid bill as Senate leaders plan to pass it Monday. Lawmakers faced absences and last minute squabbles on pensions and a public works bill while action included a penny postal rate rise and a billion dollar pay increase for government workers. The Senate extended emergency unemployment benefits for four months for long term jobless workers.
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Quake Destroys Iranian Village Ahmadabad
Tehran Iran UPI The Iranian Red Lion and Sun Society says the village of Ahmadabad was destroyed by a quake Friday night 11 30 pm 4 pm EDT. There are many dead buried under rubble and much property damaged as troops with tents and food move into the stricken area near the Soviet frontier 30 miles from the frontier and 450 miles east of Tehran.
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Red Lion and Sun
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Goldwater Attacks Kennedy Over Federal Troops for Ole Miss
Sen. Barry Goldwater says President Kennedy violated a promise by sending federal forces to Ole Miss in the James Meredith case. He faults Governor Barnett for defying integration but supports his constitutional right. Goldwater also criticizes Maj. Gen. Edwin Walker and warns Republicans against similar actions.
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Oxford
Miss
Meredith
Chicago
UPI
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Ole Miss
James Meredith
Barry Goldwater
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Goldwater
Arizona
Mississippi
Ross Barnett
Barnett
University of Mississippi
Illinois Chamber of Commerce
Washington Public Library Opens Earlier Weekdays
The Washington Public Library will open at 1 p.m. on weekdays instead of 2 p.m. This change takes effect immediately.
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Roberta Wiley Hurt In Accident Friday
Roberta Wiley of Washington hurt in a Friday highway crash north of Washington. She is in satisfactory condition at Washington County Hospital with fractured ribs and facial wounds. Merle Edwards drove a tractor mounted corn picker without rear lights. Robert Andrews and Patricia Coffman were involved in subsequent collisions.
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Cedar Rapids
Patricia Ann Coffman
Marion
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Coffman
Walker Report Unprofessional Says Dallas Attorney
Dallas attorney Robert Morris condemned Dr. Charles E. Smith as unprofessional and fantastical for saying Edwin A. Walker is psychotic. Morris urged Smith be fired and called the remarks a lynching by order for 90 days of psychiatric exam.
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Khrushchev Plans U N Visit Ahead of Christmas
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev is expected to attend the United Nations General Assembly in New York in the second half of November. Western diplomats see potential for a show aimed at Berlin and Cuba issues as U.S. and Western Allies face fatigue over Berlin.
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UPI
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Willy Brandt
New York
Stamp Vault Jam Locks Washington Post Office
A Washington vault holding the main stamp stock was jammed for three days. A Des Moines locksmith used a 12 pound maul and special tools to free the jammed combination, averting a full stamp shortage in the city.
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Des Moines
Berlin guards bar ambulance aiding wounded near escape tunnel
Communist border guards barred a British army ambulance from entering East Berlin to aid a shot wounded man near Heidelbergerstrasse at the American Sector border. A West German Red Cross ambulance also failed to reach the victim while five other West Berliners escaped with two East Berlin refugees. The incident followed by hours a planned U S Army parade through West Berlin to bolster morale amid the wall siege.
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Eleanor Roosevelt Resting Comfortably
Eleanor Roosevelt remains hospitalized at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center with an infectious lung condition. A bulletin reports a slight fever on Friday morning subsided later that day, and doctors say the infection is being treated as she stays under care pending clearance. The 77 year old former first lady previously spent days at the hospital in August for fatigue and left for a vacation at Campobello Island.
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Stopover in Hawaii For Astronaut Schirra
Astronaut Walter M. Schirra, 39, gets a three hour Hawaii stopover on the USS Rearge as officials extend a welcome with lunch and dignitaries. Gov. Quinn weighs a brief city tour while Schirra, critical of extraneous duties, faces scheduled moves toward Houston.
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Dallmeyer Services Set for Sunday in Columbus Junction
Mrs. L. M. Dallmeyer 75 died Friday at Muscatine General Hospital. Services Sunday Oct 7 at 2 30 p m CST at Pleasant Grove Bethel Church east of Columbus Junction with Rev Donald Sarver in charge. Burial in Indian Creek Cemetery. Body to remain at Stacy Funeral Home until 11 30 a m Sunday.
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Donald Sarver
Indian Creek
Stacy Funeral Home
Brown Asks Nixon To Answer Charges
Brown demands Nixon explain the Hughes loan questions and calls for press accountability. Nixon's aide dismisses the move as a smear while Klein criticizes Brown's approach and urges debate to resolve the issue.
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California
Socialite Niece of Actor Clift Silent in Murder Case
Suzanne Clift 21 a former psychiatric patient sits mute in jail after being charged with the killing of Piero Brentani 27 an electronics engineer for Honeywell in Minneapolis. Brentani was found shot in Clift's Boston padlocked bedroom as police seek a motive. The socialite who once attended Mt Holyoke left for Rio de Janeiro after the slaying before returning to Boston where she was arrested.
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Suffolk County Grand Jury
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Beacon Hill
Barbara Pierce Pearmain
Cape Cod
Peter Thomson
Suzanne
Piero
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Massachusetts General Hospital
Suzie
Europe
Hog Prices Rally After Sharp Drop In Markets
Hog prices rebounded Friday after the National Farmers Organization halted its holding action and dairy cooperatives urged members to avoid withholding milk. Hogs sold slowly with bids up to 1 per hundredweight as 12 major Midwest markets reported 28 900 head versus 99 000 the day prior. Chicago wholesale pork fell 1 to 3 per hundredweight for the week while dairy officials warned of a consumer revolt if butter and cheese costs spike.
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Oren Lee Staley
Iowa
Minnesota
Staley
Wisconsin
Kennedy barnstorms Midwest to back Michigan Democrats
President Kennedy campaigns in Michigan, Kentucky, Ohio, and Minnesota in a Midwest tour. He dodges Cuba and Mississippi issues while rallying for Gov. Swainson and Democratic Congressional candidates. He touts Latin American policy and Alliance for Progress as supporters cheer, critics press slogans on federal troops usage.
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Minn
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Latin America
Dwight D. Fisenhower
White House
Alliance For Progress
OAS
Ole Miss Homecoming Train Bypasses Oxford for Jackson
A 22 car Ole Miss homecoming train left Oxford bound for Jackson to avoid campus crowds after riots over James Meredith’s admission. Federal officials barred the Oxford game. Gov. Barnett arranged the移 move with Houston to Jackson.
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Ole Miss
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Jackson
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James H. Meredith
Ross Barnett
Meredith
Houston
Army
Justice Department
U.S
FBI
University of Houston
Ross R. Barnett
Mississippi Memorial Stadium
Robert McNamara
Cyrus Vance
Border
Bureau of Prisons
Junior Class Float Wins First in Judging
The junior class float A Victory Will Erupt won first place in the annual homecoming parade at Case Field during halftime. The senior float Three of a Kind finished second, sophomore Put Out to Pasture third, and freshman We ll Raid Them fourth. Marilyn Merz was introduced as 1962 Homecoming Queen with attendants Judy Marshall Pam Hite Judy Salladay and Sharon Lowry.
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Marilyn Merz
Judy Marshall
Pam Hite
Judy Salladay
Sharon Lowry
Weather report for Iowa with cloudy skies and rain
Continued cloudy skies bring occasional rain through the night in Iowa. Rain is expected to ease by Sunday with mild conditions.
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