Marshall Named as Judge in Second Circuit
Thurgood Marshall nominated by President Kennedy to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit. If confirmed, he would be the second Black judge in such a high federal position. interim appointments possible. Kennedy also nominating about a dozen other federal judges as Congress nears adjournment.
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Hyannis Port
Mass
UPI
Thurgood Marshall
America
Kennedy
U.S. Court of Appeals
Marshall
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Congress
Pierre Salinger
New York
Senate
Federal Judiciary
Court of Appeals
William Hastie
Capitol Hill
Washington
White House
Joseph L. Black
Inland Steel Co
M. S. Cudlip
Cloud Steel Corp
Autumn Arrives With Cool Weather
Autumn brings rain and low clouds as a cold front settles over the state. Showers, thunderstorms, and a 15 minute squall damaged homes in Day area while a Rus sell thunderstorm is linked to a private plane crash. highs in the 50s to 30s across towns, with heavy rainfall in Dubuque and much cooler air statewide.
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Russell
Ralph Kline
Sacramento
Calif
Des Moines
Dubuque
Davenport
Ottumwa
Spencer
Mason City
Marian Davies Dies After Long Illness
Hollywood star Marian Davies died at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital after a four year cancer battle. The 64 year old silent era and early talkie actress had been in a coma and regained brief consciousness before death. Funeral plans pending.
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UPI
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Cedars of Lebanon
Miss Davies
Eliot Corday
Merchant Marine
Horace Brown
Rose
Patricia Lake
Charles Lederer
Marie Clindining
John O'Donnell
Sweden Plans Torchlight Parade for Dag Hammarskjold
Sweden will hold a torchlight parade and a nationwide minute of silence on the eve of Dag Hammarskjold’s royal funeral in Uppsala. The UN Association says the rally in Stockholm will honor the late UN Secretary General who died in a Congo plane crash. Eleanor Roosevelt is invited to speak, with Vice President Lyndon B Johnson and Mrs Dwight D Eisenhower among attendees at the funeral.
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Stockholm
Sweden
UPI
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Uppsala
Swedish UN Association
Congo
United Nations
Eleanor Roosevelt
Lyndon B. Johnson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Funeral for Hammarskjold planned across Europe
The Swedish University Students Association urged a national minute of silence as Hammarskjold’s funeral proceeds. Scholarships in his name will fund study for students from underdeveloped nations in Sweden. His body, arriving by chartered plane from Ndola, was delayed by the crash investigation and may not reach before Monday.
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Europe
Swedish University Students’ Association
Hammarskjold
Hammarskjolds
Sweden
Ndola
Rhodesia
Diplomats See Possible Berlin Compromise
New York diplomats assess a potential U S shift toward allowing some dealings with the Communist East Germans on access to West Berlin. The idea hinges on Khrushchev's demands and is being weighed against U S positions voiced by Kennedy and Khrushchev during Berlin talks.
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New York
UPI
United States
Berlin
West Berlin
U.S
Nikita S Khrushchev
Dean Rusk
Andrei Gromyko
State Department
Department
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Keokuk Infant Revived by Firemen on EMS Trip
In Keokuk a seven month old boy was revived by Fire Chief John Breheny and firefighter Joe Gredell after he appeared to suffocate in blankets. The infant was found entangled and not breathing by his mother Mrs Tom Mortimer and rushed to a hospital where seven minutes elapsed from alarm to arrival.
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Keokuk
UPI
Tom Mortimer
Fire Department
John Breheny
Joe Gredell
Gredell
Crawfordsville School Honors Teachers This Week
Crawfordsville teachers will be honored at a Tuesday reception with an open house from 7 to 7 30 p m. A short program follows in the gym. Families are asked to bring cups and a dozen cookies for the social hour during the evening.
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Crawfordsville
Four from Canton South Dakota Die In Iowa Crash
Three members of a Canton South Dakota family were killed and a fourth critically injured when their car struck the rear of a disabled semi trailer on Iowa 12 about 12 miles north of Sioux City. The four were returning from a Canton High School game against Sioux City Riverside.
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Sioux City
UPI
Iowa
Here
Canton
S. C
Martyn Forsmoe
Beverly
Vernon J. Mickelson
Mickelson
Naoma
St. Joseph's Hospital
Richard Luitiens
South Dakota
Lantjens
Gaylen W. Johnson
Plymouth County
Missouri River
Iowa Schools Struggle With New State Curriculum Rules
Iowa high schools face difficulty meeting new state requirements for subjects this year. About 40 schools already received waivers to delay inclusion of certain courses, and nearly 30 more requests were filed. Foreign language led the waivers with science math and social studies also cited. Waivers likely for 1961-62, with full compliance due in 1962-63.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Paul F. Johnston
State Board of Public Instruction
Johnston
Moville Woman Killed In Highway Accident
Sioux City Iowa report says Mrs Corinne Griep 39 Moville died from injuries after being struck by a car near Sioux City while about to enter her vehicle following a tire repair. Rev Berwyn Oltman 29 Kingsley drove away after the collision.
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Sioux City
UPI
Corrine Griep
Moville
Here
Griep
Berwyn Oltman
Kingsley
English exchange student fits into Washington County farm life
Anne Courtney a 17 year old from Croydon England lives with the Herb Campbell family on a Washington County farm while studying at the local high school on an American Field Service scholarship. She notes differences in schooling clothing meals and size of everything and recalls watching football and baseball on television.
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Herb Campbell
Anne Courtney
England
Anne
Linda Campbell
Washington
London
Washington County
Journal
Bob Elliott
Washington County Farm
Campbell
Croydon
Senate edges toward adjournment over Mexican labor program
The Senate extended the Mexican farm labor program but doubts linger on a weekend adjournment. Mansfield warned only a miracle could finish work, as House and Senate must reconcile public works, supplemental funds, and foreign aid bills while a tax relief bid for DuPont stockholders lingers. President Kennedy signed 22 bills into law, including making the Peace Corps permanent. Javits pressed for 1964 World's Fair participation with slim chances.
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U.S
Senate
Senate House
House
DuPont Co
General Motors
Mansfield
DuPont
Kennedy
Peace Corps
Hamilton
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
New York
Fowler Hamilton
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
United States
Iowa roads largely below good condition on state report
Iowa’s primary road system is aging with 62 percent rated less than good by the Iowa Highway Commission in a report to Gov. Erbe. Only 2,437 miles are excellent and 429 miles are good while 2,199 miles are poor to fair and 3,118 miles critical, prompting calls for more funding.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
Iowa Highway Commission
Norman A. Erbe
Commission
L. M. Clauson
Clauson
China Admission Debate Set for UN Assembly
United States and Western powers push to bring the China representation issue to a general assembly debate without committee discussion. The Steering Committee sent both US backed and Russia backed items directly to the floor and aims to secure a two thirds or simple majority, potentially shelving the issue for a year. The disarmament item was moved to the 99 nation Political Committee after Western bloc opposition.
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United Nations
China
General Assembly
Assembly
World Parliament
United States
Russia
People’s Republic of China
99 Nation
Survivor From Congo Crash Dies
Harold Julien an American U N guard who survived the Hammarskjold crash died today increasing the death toll to 16 from the DC6B crash seven miles north of Ndola Northern Rhodesia His wife Maria was at his bedside in Malden Mass when he passed Doctors had said he was recovering from serious burns and injuries but suffered a relapse earlier Juliens death ends efforts to obtain an eyewitness account of the crash
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Ndola
Northern Rhodesia
UPI
Harold Julien
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Julien
Hammarskjold
Here
Maria
Popular Singer Hurt In Plane Crash in Midland
Singer Charlie E. Applewhite in very serious condition after a plane crash near Midland Airport that killed his wife Nancy 29 and oilman Robert J. McGannon 35. Applewhite 28 best known for Cherry Pink and Apple Bossom White and Ebb Tide. Plane, a Cessna 210, struck a power line in a cotton field. ownership unclear.
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Midland
Tex
UPI
Charlie E. Applewhite
Applewhite
Midland Memorial Hospital
Sherif John McCurry
Weather outlook with clouds and showers this weekend
Mostly cloudy with occasional light rain or showers and thunderstorms through Sunday. Tonight lows in the 40s, Sunday highs in the 50s, and Monday outlook is partly cloudy with a cool trend.
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