Fulbright scholar admits spying in Soviet Union
A 23 year old Fulbright scholar from the University of Pennsylvania pleaded guilty to spying in Russia and was sentenced to eight years in prison. Marvin Makinen of Chassel Michigan, living in Ashburnham Massachusetts, was tried in a Kiev military court for taking pictures of a military objective while traveling as a tourist.
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UPS
University of Pennsylvania
Russia
Izvestia
Marvin Makinen
Chassel
Mich
Ashburnham
Mass
Kiev
Ukraine
Francis Gary Powers
Tass
Makinen
West Berlin
Free University
Europe
Carroll H. Arnold
Westminister
Berlin
University of West Berlin
Kvestia
Neutrals Prepare Appeal for Summit Parley on Peace
Belgrade leaders finalize a solemn appeal to President Kennedy and Premier Khrushchev urging a meeting to negotiate a cold war accord. The draft, influenced by Nehru Tito and Nasser, seeks a charter of unaligned nations and a UN reform guide amid rising fears of nuclear conflict.
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Marshal Tito
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Gamal Abdel Nasser Nehru
Khrushchev
Berlin
United Nations
General Assembly
New York
United Nations Organization
Nehru
Makarios
Cyprus
U Nu
Labor Day holiday toll falls below NSC hopes
The Labor Day weekend traffic death count was 398, with total fatalities 553 including 155 non traffic deaths. California reported 32 deaths while Pennsylvania 22, Texas 21, and North Carolina 20 saw the highest state tolls. Michigan Missouri Ohio 17 each. New Jersey Illinois 16. Florida New York Virginia 14. West Virginia 13. Georgia 12. Wisconsin 11.
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Former Keota Woman Bertha Rhodebeck Dies in Colorado Springs
Bertha M Rhodebeck a 70 year old former Keota resident died suddenly Sunday at her Colorado Springs home. funeral services set for Thursday at 4 pm at Powell Funeral Home Keota with Rev L Duane Churchman. burial in Keota cemetery. Born March 17 1891 she taught rural schools and married James G Rhodebeck. survived by husband two sons Wayne and Keith one daughter Mrs Frank Jamison and several grandchildren. Also brother Gece Esafeel Reem.
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Bertha M Rhodebeck
Colorado Springs
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James Glessie Rhodebeck
Sigourney
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Rhodebeck
Methodist Church
Wayne
Colo
Keith
Denver
Frank Jamison
Gece Esafeel Reem
Ruling Sought On Psychiatrists Salaries In Iowa
Gov. Norman A. Erbe said an attorney general opinion is needed to settle the dispute between the Legislative Interim Committee and the State Board of Control over psychiatrists' salaries at state mental health institutes. He cited confusion over the committee's authority to approve a table of organization versus individual salaries and rejected a voluntary contributions plan as unsound.
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Board of Control
Cincinnati
Clarinda
Muscatine
David Stanley
R-Muscatine
Services Held For Neil Gammon 70
Funeral services were held in Burlington for Neil Gammon 70 a former Keota resident. He died Friday night at the Veterans Hospital in Iowa City after a two week illness. He was born March 26 1891 in Creston Iowa and married Pearl Ramge May 28 1917 in Keota. Survivors include his wife three sons a daughter a sister and eleven grandchildren.
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Elliott Lunning
Aspen Grove
Burlington
Keota
Veterans Hospital
Iowa City
Creston
Frank
Clara Foster Gammon
Pearl Ramge
Gammon
Howard
Oklahoma City
Okla
Neil A
Little Falls
Minn
Lymon
Granada Hills
Calif
Phyllis Selser
Harold Teets
van Nuyse
Soviet Nuclear Test Reported In Central Asia
UPI reports the AEC announced another Soviet atmospheric nuclear device in the Central Asian area near Semipalatinsk with a yield in the low to intermediate range. The blast measured about 20 kilotons, smaller than Khrushchev’s claimed big bombs, and it is the 57th Soviet test versus 152 American tests.
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Soviet Union
AEC
Atomic Energy Commission
Hiroshima
Russia
State Department
Joseph W. Reap
Nikita S Khrushchevy
Khrushchev
United States
Social Security Hike Takes Effect This Week
The ACTUAL social security boost affects over 37 million Americans across ages and groups including aged widows and low income recipients. Charlie Smith of Polk City Florida, aged 118, will see a seven dollar monthly increase to forty seven dollars. The Health Education and Welfare Department notes roughly one million more people must apply for raises under the new law and that 193 beneficiaries are over 100 years old with five percent receiving automatic increases.
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Polk City
Fla
Smith
Liberia
New Orleans
Health, Education and Welfare Department
HEW Department
Right Wing Air Force Rebels Close Brasilia Airport
Right wing air force officers barred entry and blocked departures at Brasilia airport late Monday night as part of a bid to thwart Vice President Joao Goulart from assuming the presidency. Senate Vice President Auro Moura Andrade called for a full congressional meeting to respond to the crisis following President Janio Quadros' resignation. Guarded by armed airmen, the airport restricted flights while authorities summoned top ministers to Brasília to explain the renewed unrest linked to the abortive Aragarcas revolt and tensions over Goulart's inauguration plans.
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Jango) Goulart
Senate
Auro Moura Andrade
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Porto Alegre
Goulart
Ranieri
Odilio Denys
Navy
Silvio Heck
Air
Gran Moss
Rio de Janeiro
Cane
Tacedenn
Moss
Aragarcas
Quadros
Sen. Andrade
Labor Party
Vice Press
Five Die In Iowa Traffic Crashes Over Labor Day Weekend
Iowa toll reaches 421 after 78 hour holiday period. Victims include Edward Thiessen 24 Everett Jensen 57 Della Kirton 59 Paul Yedlik 58 Dennis Miller 18 all named with ages and towns Rolfe Knoxville Lone Tree Massena Fayette and Oelwein. Two freak crashes claim Jensen and Kirton while Miller and Yedlik died in separate incidents.
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Edward John Thiessen
Alvin Jensen
Rolfe
Della Kirton
Knoxville
Dennis Miller
Massena
Paul G. Yedlik
Lone Tree
Donald Stewart
Fayette
Oelwein
Maynard
Fostoria
Thiessen
Byron Whittlesey
Spencer
Clay
Washington's Y Reopens After Renovation
Washington's YMCA opens this afternoon after a cleaning period. The pool lobby and all facilities except the gym are ready. the gym should be usable in about two weeks. A new diving board from the Y's Men's Club was installed and free swims will be held daily at 4 30 this week.
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Washington
YMCA
Y's
Western soldiers fire tear gas at East German police in Berlin border clash
US troops on the Berlin border hurled tear gas grenades at East German police who sprayed them with a high pressure water hose. Five or six grenades were tossed over the wall after warnings and a chalk-lined border display. The incident followed protests by Soviet and Communist authorities and came as tensions rose over cross-border interference and air traffic control centers in West Berlin.
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UPI
Red
West Berlin
Solovyov
East Germany
East
Sinsheimer and
Heidleberger Strasse
Friedrich Strasse
Albert Watson I
Ivan Solovyov
Move to Restore Military Aid Funds
Congress reckons with Kennedy aid cuts as Rep. Ford pushes for 1.5 billion in military aid. The Appropriations Committee had recommended 1.3 billion from an original request of 1.9 billion, sparking alarm from Kennedy and Eisenhower. The House eyes restoring about half the cut, with Senate decisions still pending.
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UPI
House
Kennedy
House Appropriations Committee
Gerald R. Ford Jr
Rmich
Appropriations Committee
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Congress
John W. McCormack
Mass
Senate
Kennedy Confers On Atom Tests With Seaborg
President Kennedy held a 45 minute meeting with Atomic Energy Commission Chairman Glenn Seaborg to discuss the Soviet resumption of nuclear tests. Roswell Gilpatric Deputy Defense Secretary and Robert McNamara were also involved in the discussions. A White House statement was expected later, though details were not released.
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Moscow
Atomic Energy Commission
Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Glenn Seaborg
The
Russia
White House
Seaborg
Roswell G. Gilpatric
Defense
Cape Cod
Pierre Salinger
Gilpatric
Robert Lo McNamara
FFA Judging Team Competes at Iowa State Fair
Members of the local Future Farmers of America chapter attended the Iowa State Fair over the weekend. The livestock judging team of Jerry Lowry Don Davis Dave Davis and Gary Wagner judged six classes of livestock at the livestock pavilion and three carcass classes at the Des Moines plant. They also manned a farm mechanics booth with advisor Verne Knecht demonstrating small gasoline engine operation and adjustments.
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Future Farmers of America
FFA
Jerry Lowry
Don
Dave Davis
Gary Wagner
Iowa
Des Moines
Robert Lenninger
Glen Schantz
Fred Goff
Verne Knecht
Iowa Weather Outline and Showers Forecast
Considerable cloudiness through tonight with scattered showers in the extreme northwest. Wednesday looks generally fair and warmer with lows near 60 in the northeast and near 50 in the southwest. Highs in the 70s. Outlook for Thursday turns cooler with more showers and thundershowers.
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