Judge fines 23 youths for Maxwell gang fight in Ames Iowa
Municipal Judge McKinney fined 23 youths aged 15 to 19 twenty five dollars each plus four dollars in costs for unlawful assembly after a Maxwell gang brawl. One hospitalized youth, Randy Pointer, had leg injuries. Several cases continued. judge warned harsher penalties for future incidents.
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Ames
Iowa
UPI
John L. Meinney
McKinney
Story County
McKiney
Maxwell
Here
Randy Pointer
Pointer
Story County Hospital
Nevada
Jack Vasey
Two Nazi Leaders Freed From Jail Next Week
Berlin report says Baldur Von Schirach and Albert Speer will be released from Spandau Prison next Friday after 20 year terms. Hess remains as sole inmate. Speer to work as architect. Shirach to live in peace. West Berlin spends $100,000 yearly on upkeep.
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United States
Britain
France
Soviet Union
West Germany
Speer
Shhirach
Hitler
Shirach
Hess
Nuernberg
West Berlin
Medical bags stolen from doctor’s car in daylight
Washington police seek a thief who took two medical bags from the rear seat of Dr. G. E. Montgomery’s car yesterday afternoon. The bags held surgical tools medical supplies and a small amount of Demarol. Police spread a description to state and local agencies as investigations continue.
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Washington
G. E. Montgomery
China and North Vietnam reject US peace bid
China denounces Goldberg's U N proposal as a peace swindle aimed at fooling world opinion. North Viet Nam also rejects the plan, charging it masks American aims to keep troops in South Viet Nam and expand the war. Soviet foreign minister Gromyko dismisses the plan as void of real peace intent.
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Tokyo
UPI
China
North Viet Nam
U.S
United Nations
U.N
South
Viet Nam
Andrei Gromyko
United States
Peking Peoples Daily
Goldberg
Arthur J
General Assembly
Mob Attacks Portuguese Embassy in Kinshasa
A 400 strong Congo mob attacked the Portuguese Embassy in Kinshasa, burning cars and breaking windows, dragging out and beating Charge d Affaires Ressano Garcia and kidnapping a male secretary and a female stenographer. Garcia was later released to a hospital with head injuries as authorities used machine gun cords to contain the crowd.
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Kinshasa
Congo
UPI
Asabethville
Ese
Ressano Garcia
Garcia
Leopoldlle
Moise Tshombe
Ongo
Joseph Mobutu Garcia
Roberto Holden
Angola
Portugal
Raio
Affars
Lubumbashi
Lisbon
Foreign Ministry
Tshombe
Madrid
Johnson Urges State Aid to Cut Inflation
President Johnson asks state governments to tighten belts with the federal government to curb inflation. In a meeting with seven governors, he pressed for reduced spending and noted some programs may receive less funding next year. He hopes to slash about 3 billion dollars from the 1967 budget and relies on voluntary cooperation rather than commitments. Attendees included Govs. Connally, Hughes, Scranton, Volpe, Sawyer, Rhodes, and Smith.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Congress
White House
President
Fatal Iowa crash toll rises with six more deaths
United Press International reports six separate Iowa accidents on Friday raise the state's 1966 fatality total to 588. Newton youth Edward Parker, 18, died after a car-truck crash near Marshalltown. Others killed include Mabel Smeby, 57, Hanlonton. a Earlham man and passenger Donald R. Moorey, 28, Earlham. Arnold Infveld, 23, Des Moines. Kathy Johnson, 18, Des Moines. Linda Proc tor, 19, Unionville. Ida Hafsoe, 85, Sioux Rapids. Johanna Fleur, 69, Orange City, and Sipp Fleur, 70, in separate incidents near Knoxville, Winterset, Sioux Rapids, Shell Rock, and Des Moines.
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Newton
Iowa
Edward Parker
Marshalltown
U.S. 30
Iowa 14
Parker
Mabel Smeby
Hanlonton
Chicago & North Western
Earlham
Winterset
Madison County Hospital
Arnold Dale Infveld
Des Moines
Kathy Orvetta Johnson
Grand Ave
Lowa
Knoxville
Linda Joy Proctor
Unionville
Collins Hospital
Ida Hafsoe
Sioux Rapids
Hafsoe
Clara Homes
Elmer Patten
Johanna Lal Fleur
Orange City
Rock Island
Sipp
Shell Rock
Rocket Release Creates Colored Clouds Over Eastern U S
A joint American and German rocket launch from Wallops Island produced two large colored chemical clouds at altitudes of 310 and 570 miles. The early morning spectacle was visible across much of the Eastern United States, marking a notable space agency experiment.
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Wallops Island
Upi
United States
National Space Agency
Washington City Council Minutes Petition for Franchise
Washington city council discusses petition for a franchise to erect electric transmission lines along a proposed corridor. The item covers applicant name, route scope, and regulatory approvals sought from the council and state authorities. Public comment is noted but specifics on terms and conditions await further drafting.
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Inutes
Washington City
Monsoon offensive feared as US warns of Communist push
UPI reports Lt Gen Lewis Walt warns of a major North Vietnamese push across the DMZ as monsoon rains approach. Guam B52s and Air Force bombers strike targets from the DMZ northward while Marine forces and naval gunfire support Operation Prairie. Estimates place known Communist deaths at 645 with heavy bombardment of infiltration routes and rail yards.
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Hugh
Guam
Viet Nam
Dmz
Air Force
Lewis Walt
3Rd Marine Amphibious Force
UPI
Leon Daniel
da Nang
Hanoi
Walt
North Viet Nam
Demilitarized Zone
South Viet Nam
U.S
Dong Ha
Thanh Hoa
Dong Hoi
St. Paul
Cinh
Gia Binh
Quang Tri
Weather outlook for JowA region partial clouds and storms
United Press International reports a partly cloudy period tonight and Sunday with scattered thundershowers across the state. Warmer temperatures in the east and south, with overnight lows 45 to 50 and daytime highs in the upper 60s to mid 70s.
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Jowa
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