Voters miss LeMay on Iowa ballots in Wallace bid
Iowa voters will not see Gen Curtis E LeMay on the ballot as vice presidential candidate with George Wallace on the American Independent Party ticket. LeMay was added after the deadline. Marvin Griffin will appear with Wallace as stand in. Doris Snow in Lakewood Calif prepares to reset 3000 clocks for Standard Time. In Hong Kong Lee Hang 30 wins an eating derby by downing 63 Danish sausages in 12 minutes for a year’s supply. Frances Halsey 81 widow of Adm William F Bull Halsey dies in Pasadena and will be buried at Arlington beside her husband.
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William F. ‘‘Bull’’ Halsey
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American Independent Third Party
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Mexico City
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Edmund Muskie
Vermont
Muskie
Spiro T. Agnew
Minneapolis
Humphrey
Agnew
South
North Vietnam
Paris
Acorns Poison Cattle In Iowa Farms
In Ames Iowa a surge of red oak acorns threatens cattle on farms. Veterinarians at Iowa State University say acorns become poisonous after ground ingestion and can cause fatal kidney damage, especially in calves under 400 pounds. Van Buren County reports about 500 calf deaths linked to acorns and thousands in losses to 200 farmers.
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Burlington
Intercepted Memo Bless You You Bled the Blood Hounds
An intercepted memo contains a terse address to a recipient nicknamed WEJ. The note uses dramatic phrasing and fragmentary lines, suggesting informal communication rather than official correspondence. No clear date or location is provided in readable text.
Hughes Clashes Over Vietnam in Des Moines Debate
Gov Harold Hughes and Sen David Stanley spar over Vietnam policy at Des Moines Chamber meeting. Hughes calls for bombing halt with protection for troops, while Stanley condemns unconditional halt and criticizes Hughes for policy shifts. They also traded views on riot control, governor’s legislative role, and campaign appearances.
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Soviet launches first manned flight in months
Moscow reports Col Georgy Beregovoi, 47, in Soyuz 3, orbiting Earth in an almost circular path at 11:34 a.m. ET. The mission follows Soyuz 1 disaster that killed Col Vladimir Komarov, with Beregovoi aiming to advance the moon program amid Apollo 7 and upcoming Apollo 8 plans.
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Allies blast Viets with heavy fighting across fronts
Allied forces in Vietnam report at least 516 Communist deaths on three fronts in the heaviest action since a lull. In the DMZ, American troops notched 232 North Vietnamese deaths with air and armor support. South Korea's White Horse division killed 204 in cave assaults near Nha Trang, while another clash about 65 miles north of Saigon left 80 Communists dead. US casualties were five killed and 20 wounded, with South Korean forces incurring no fatalities.
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Nixon cites possible cease fire in Vietnam talks
Nixon claimed reports within 36 hours indicate top Johnson officials are pushing for a bombing halt possibly with a cease fire. He also doubted rumors that White House meetings aimed to salvage Humphrey’s candidacy. Humphrey criticized Nixon for reckless claims while Wallace campaigned in New Jersey amid protest. Daylight saving time ends Sunday at 2 a.m. local time under the Uniform Time Act of 1966.
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Indiana
Plane crashes in White Mountains. 32 dead, 10 survive
A Northeast Airlines Fairchild Hiller 227 jet crashes while instrument landing at Lebanon Airport amid fog. With 39 passengers and 3 crew, 32 killed, 10 wounded or saved, rescue teams work through rough Moose Mountain terrain to recover victims near Hanover New Hampshire.
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Mary Hitchcock Hospital
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Boston
Montpelier
Deadlock in Vietnam talks over NLF role stalls progress
Diplomatic sources in Paris say North Vietnam demands the NLF be drawn into bilateral talks with the United States on the same footing as Saigon, while Saigon refuses to negotiate with the NLF. No agreement seems possible until either side accepts the NLF’s role. The United States has proposed a bombing halt in exchange for serious negotiations, with optimism among Asian diplomats that a halt may come before the November elections.
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Vietnam
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Laos
Johnson
U.S
Pope Paul VI rejects Cush ing resignation wish
Vatican City UPI reports Pope Paul VI does not want Boston Cardinal Richard James Cushing to resign despite Cushing defending Jacques. The pontiff urged Cush ing to reconsider his stance and stay in service, amid controversy surrounding the matter.
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Jacque
Demons capture Southeast Six football title
Washington High School won its first Southeast Six championship by beating Fort Madison 33 to 19, remaining undefeated this season and sealing the league crown despite one remaining conference game. About 100 carloads of Washington fans joined a caravan to Fort Madison for Homecoming.
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Weather Update for Iowa by United Press International
Partly cloudy tonight with a chance of light rain mainly in the east and north central. Sunday brings more clouds and cooler conditions. Lows tonight are 35 to 45. Monday outlook shows mostly fair skies and continued cool temperatures.
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Probate notices for Snak enberg and Marbourg estates
Public notice announces probate of wills for the estates of Paul Snak enberg and Winifred Marbourg also known as Winnie Marbourg. The document specifies the probate process and related court entries as published on page six.
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Winnie Marbourg
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