Willis Calls Reds Dupe Students in Cuba Travel Protest
House Chairman Edwin Willis labeled the demonstrators Communist inspired but not Communists and pledged probes to tighten travel laws after two chaotic days at the committee hearings on student travel to Cuba. Police removed more than 100 people from the House Office Building and six were arrested during the clashes.
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Mrs. Kennedy Plays Golf After Surgery Recovery
Jacqueline Kennedy appears to have recovered from surgery after the birth of a child who died shortly after. She played golf with President Kennedy in Newport while he also recovered from back trouble and shot a nine hole 45 at Newport Country Club.
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U S to Inspect Antarctic Bases in Unprecedented Move
Washington reports the United States will inspect Antarctic bases of the Soviet Union and about six other nations to ensure peaceful use. The inspections, under the 1959 Antarctic Treaty, aim to set a precedent and are not tied to suspected violations. Special teams will operate during the Antarctic summer from November to March.
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Embree to Purchase Norton Plumbing and Heating firm
Mrs. Keith Norton announces the sale of Norton Plumbing Heating and Air Conditioning to Richard Embree. The transfer takes effect Monday September 16 at 221 East Washington Street. Embree, longtime Washington resident, will continue Norton lines and keep Clare Griffin and Florence Davis on staff.
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Hoffa Pushes National Truckers Contract Threaten Picket Nationwide
Teamsters President James R Hoffa announces a drive for a nationwide trucking contract with 16 000 firms to cover 450 000 members The move aims to end local and area contracts and strengthen bargaining across the Central and Southern conferences The remarks include political appeals and a confrontation with Attorney General Robert F Kennedy noted as part of a broader labor struggle in Chicago.
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Miraculous Rescue of German Sailor
A 26 year old German seaman, Frans Maria Starcharczyk, spent 15 hours adrift in the mid Atlantic and was found nude and exhausted by a Coast Guard cutter Absecon crew. He summoned help by climbing a cargo net after the Freiburg ship pitched severely. He collapsed after the ascent but survived.
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Alabama governor urges students to attend desegregated schools
Birmingham crowds pressure for mass boycott as Governor Wallace faces court orders. Mayor Boutwell urges return to class while federal desegregation proceeds. A 14-year-old girl was stabbed on a bus after a band event. police warn against further disruption as mobs roam eight schools. Montana?
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George Wallace
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Times of Viet Nam Charges Cambodian Plot Against Diem
The Times of Viet Nam reports Cambodia's Sihanouk plans to rally neutralist support to threaten U.N. action against the Diem regime. It cites a Cambodian government-in-exile idea with figures like Pham Huy Co Col Chanh Thi and Tran Van Huu and notes U.N. and Saigon responses.
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Treaty ratification could sway 1964 presidential race
Senator Miller warned that approving the nuclear test ban could give the Soviet Union leverage over the next U S election. Barry Goldwater agreed, urging vigilance against Moscow efforts to influence voters and possibly sway support for President Kennedy.
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Franklin Waggoner Dies at 60 After Illness
Franklin Waggoner owner of Waggoner's Welding Shop died Friday night September 13 1963 at his home 508 North Avenue B after a five year illness. Funeral Monday at 1 30 p m Jones Funeral Home with Rev Lloyd Latta. Burial Elm Grove Cemetery. He was born December 23 1902 in Oskaloosa to John N and Clare Belle Gobel Waggoner. He married Mildred Amanda May July 15 1925. Survivors include his wife six children six grandchildren his mother two brothers and two sisters.
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Mary) Foster
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Peggy) Zook
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Joe
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Ind
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Ethel) Hoyle
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Arthur
Dorothy Kurth
Republicans Call Tax Cut Wrong in Red Ink Clash
Republicans on the House Ways and Means Committee branded an 11 billion dollar tax cut as morally and fiscally wrong while Democrats argued cutting taxes now would help restore black balance to the budget. The minority report, signed by nine of ten Republicans, warned the plan would fuel inflation and add at least 50 billion dollars to the national debt over five years.
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Aberdeen couple Welcomes Quintuplets in South Dakota
Mrs. Andrew Fischer gave birth to four girls and a boy in Aberdeen's St. Luke's Hospital. The five premature quints, ages six to eight weeks early, join the Fischers' four older children as doctors monitor their condition. The father, a $76 a week grocery clerk, described his shock and plans to milk the cows despite the newborns.
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Lincoln PTA Plans Monday Skit On School Rules
Mrs. Richard Bordwell wrote a skit to be presented at the Lincoln school PTA program Monday evening. Coffee will be served at 7 30 p m and the meeting begins at 8 p m.
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Southeast Weather Forecast by United Press International
Partly cloudy through Sunday with warmer temperatures. Tonight's low expected in the low 50s. Scattered showers and thunderstorms after noon and evening, with a slight warmup on Sunday reaching the middle 70s.
Davenport credit union treasurer admits long term embezzlement
John Brockmann 64 longtime Victor Credit Union treasurer at Bendix Corp in Davenport confessed to taking about 45 000 to 46 000 over the past two decades. He used funds for vacations in Florida a Rose Bowl trip and living expenses while hospitalised for cirrhosis. Bond covered losses and union planned dissolution not tied to the shortage.
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