Sophisticated wall to hold Viet Cong back in Vietnam
The United States plans an anti infiltration barrier of barbed wire and advanced devices along the DMZ to impede Communist infiltration from North to South Vietnam. Defense Secretary McNamara says it will complicate supply lines and movement, not fully stop it, as new airborne brigades and a US destroyer plan accompany the effort. Senator Tower criticizes the scheme as insufficient against Haiphong port traffic and static policy.
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UPI
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North
South Vietnam
Saigon
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
U.S
North Vietnam
McNamara
Defense Department
Vietnam
New Jersey
North Vietnamese
John G. Tower
R-Tex
Senate Armed Services Committee
Haiphong
Texas Republican
Congress
Ainsworth man injured in late night crash
Ainsworth resident John Dea was injured in a single vehicle wreck 10 miles south of Cedar Rapids. He was found at 5 30 a m after the car overturned several times in dense fog. Dea is in intensive care at University Hospitals Iowa City with multiple broken bones a concussion and bruised lungs. A trucker spotted the wreck in a ditch. The crash occurred on a curve.
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Cedar Rapids
Ainsworth
John Dea
Dea
University
Iowa City
Passman Says He Wants to Disown Peace Corps
Rep Otto E Passman says he fathered the Peace Corps and would like to disown it He questions birth control ideas for Indian cows and monkeys as he grills Peace Corps director Jack Hood Vaughn Vaughn defends the agency while noting the plan to seek 118 million dollars to fund another year of overseas work The exchange centers on internal debates over birth control and Indian livestock practices and Passmans claim of legal responsibility for the corps formation
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UPI
Otto E. Passman
Peace Corps
Jack Hood Vaughn
Louisiana Democrat
National Advisory Council
United States
Vaughn
India
Passman
Kennedy
Surveyor 5 launches toward moon for chemical soil test
Surveyor 5, a 2216 pound robot with legs and a solar array, heads to the Sea of Tranquility on an Atlas Centaur rocket to perform the first chemical analysis of lunar soil. The mission accompanies Biosatellite 2, launched earlier, to study effects of weightlessness and space radiation on life.
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UPS
Surveyor 5
Moon
Sea of Tranquility
Lunar
Benjamin Milwitsky
Earth
Surveyor
Biosatellite 2
Young killer sought after Alabama killings
AUBURN ALABAMA UP I reports a 21 year old Edward Albert Seibold is sought after a bloody rampage that killed three girls in a home. A widow and two daughters were guarded in hospital as police hunted the suspect who attacked Sarah Elizabeth Sinclair 18 and her sisters Mary Lynn 9 and Mary Durant 8. Authorities issued a regional alert as rooms were searched at Auburn University.
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Auburn
Ala
UPI
Louisiana
New York
Edward Albert Seibold
Auburn University
Seibold
Sarah Elizabeth Sinclair
Mary Lynn
Mary Durant
Juanita Sinclair
Cathey Sinclair
Faye Sinclair
Cathey
Faye
Possible long strike seen in Ford bargaining stalemate
UPI reports the second day of a nationwide auto workers strike against Ford Motor Co shows no bargaining, risking a long, costly siege. UAW aims for major gains for 160,000 Ford workers with support from United Steelworkers, as only two Ford plants in operation and Canadian plants to close in about two weeks.
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Chicago
United Auto Workers
Ford
Detroit
UPI
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers Union
United Steelworkers
General Motors
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Mount Clemens
Mich
Chrysler Corp
American Motors Corp
Canada
U.S
Chrysler
AMC
Hickenlooper Praises Viet Elections Observers Say No Fraud
Senator Hickenlooper reported that U.S. observers found the South Vietnamese vote conducted on a high moral plane with extensive fraud safeguards. He noted no rigging or resentment toward observers, and emphasized the safety caveats about certain zones in Vietnam.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
South Vietnam
U.S
Rourke B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Hickenlooper
Youngstown firefighters and police strike over pay deal
In Youngstown Ohio 40 police and six firefighters protected the city while 554 emergency workers walked off duty seeking a 1200 across the board raise. Mayor Flask asked for National Guard but Rhodes declined and prepared a court injunction while Ferguson Act could be invoked. Local officials noted support meetings and the dispute over pay while residents faced disruption.
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Youngstown, Ohio
UPI
Anthony Flask
James A. Rhodes
National Guard
Ohio State
Donald Hanni
Canadian merchant seaman jailed for unpaid hospital bill
Alexander Blair a 42 year old New Westminster British Columbia resident was returned to Dubuque Iowa from St Paul Minnesota on false check charges. He is held on 2500 bond for writing a 55 check on a Toronto bank where he had no account. Blair allegedly spent days at Mercy Hospital in August giving candy to nurses then left unpaid hospital bills of 282 and 240 in bogus checks at local stores.
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Dubuque, Iowa
UPI
Mercy Hospital
Dubuque County
Alexander Blair
New Westminster
British Columbia
Dubuque
St. Paul
Minn
Blair
Toronto
Public Notices Today District Elections and Estate Appointment
Notice of school election in Highland district and in Washington district. Appointment of administrator for Isabella T. Creen estate. Public notices summarize local governance actions and probate steps for readers.
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Highland
Washington
Isabella T. Creen
Fiery Downers Grove crash kills ten in two-car collision
A two-car head-on crash near Downers Grove Illinois killed ten people including nine from one family. Victims include Arthur Hoffmeister 28 Paula Hoffmeister 27 and their children Beth Ann 6 Jane 5 Amy 4 Peggy 3 and David 1 along with Paula Hoffmeister's father John Brubaker 61 his wife Ester 56 and Ralph Kusnierz 43 of Lisle.
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Downers Grove
UPI
Chicago
Arthur Hoffmeister
Woodridge
Paula
Beth Ann
Jane
Amy
Peggy
David
Virden
Ester
Ralph Kusnierz
Lisle
Iowa Forecast Fair Weather Tonight and Saturday
United Press International reports generally fair weather for Iowa with cooler northwest winds tonight. Lows in the 50s and cooler Saturday with highs in the upper 70s to lower 80s.
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Iowa
Northwest
Boundary trial nears as Iowa Nebraska dispute advances
The Iowa Nebraska boundary clash advances toward trial with both sides having filed written arguments. A trial date will be set by Federal Circuit Judge Walter L Pope. The case split land claims along the Missouri River with Iowa seeking title to riverfront lands to develop refuges while Nebraska argues private Nebraskan land remains with citizens.
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Neb
UPI
Nebraska
Iowa
Federal
Walter L. Pope
San Francisco
Calif
U.S. Supreme Court
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Des Moines
Supreme Court
Missouri
Richard L
Turner
Clarence
A. H. Meyer
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