Marine's Family Faults Nixon for Raw Deal
In Florence Pennsylvania Pvt Michael Schwarz says he and his family share views with William Calley accusing President Nixon of a raw deal for war critics. Schwarz sentenced to life for atrocities near Da Nang in 1970 was released from naval prison and will undergo administrative status at Quantico. His parents urge Nixon to intervene and shield all captured Marines, not just Calley. They describe social backlash against Schwarz and discuss ongoing Vietnam War protests and calls to end the conflict.
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Hiawatha Votes Tuesday on New Fire Station
Hiawatha residents will vote Tuesday on a $45 000 bond issue to fund a new fire station to house new equipment and provide space for six vehicles. City officials say the station will reduce insurance costs and support storage offices meetings and training while improving fire protection for about 38 000 property value.
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Pater Nielsen 78 of Springville Dies After Long Residence
Pater Nielsen 78 a retired farmer of Springville died Saturday in a Cedar Rapids hospital. Born August 7 1890 in Jersey Denmark he moved to Springville at age 20 and married Lenore Gibson April 28 1921 in Cedar Rapids. Surviving are his wife two brothers Anton and Martinus Nielsen, a sister Han nal Andersen, five grandchildren and relatives in Marion Springville and Denmark. Funeral services 10 pm Tuesday at United Methodist Church Springville with burial in Springville Cemetery. Masonic rites will be conducted at the church temple prior to service. Friends may call at Bech chapel. memorials to Methodist church memorial fund.
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Evacuation of Americans from East Pakistan Continues
U S embassy in Karachi says about 60 of the estimated 760 Americans in East Pakistan will be evacuated in the next days as a Pakistan Airlines plane brought 110 Americans and 47 others to safety. The evacuees include U S employees and dependents plus a French national and 37 U N personnel and dependents. Some private citizens may also stay temporarily in neighboring countries.
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Freutent Nenture Adhesive Cream Gains Notice
A fragmentary ad notes Freutent Nenture Adhesive Cream for dentures promising comfort and fit. It asserts long wear approving health and suggests availability at tug counters though the text is unclear and informal.
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Abortion Law Repeal Pushed by Commission in Iowa
The Iowa Commission on the Status of Women urged repeal of the century old abortion law. It calls for legislative reconsideration or court action and cites a federal ruling as a possible challenge. New members include Mary Clark and Patricia Gendelmann with James Chastain as Drake professor.
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Miller Urges PV Trade Withdrawal from Vietnam
Senator Jack Miller proposes a complete prisoner of war exchange followed by immediate U S force withdrawal from South Vietnam within 12 minutes after the POW release. He calls for international supervision to ensure all missing in action are accounted for and urges rapid action by July 1.
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Petitions Seek Reapportionment in Worth Payelle District
In Worth Payelle Community district on Monday petitions circulated to enlarge the school board from five to seven members and redraw boundaries by computer. Papers are due to be presented to the school board on April 45 with a court action pending against the board reapportionment.
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Allende Coalition Seems Winning in Chilean Votes
Chilean voters gave the Popular Unity coalition a strong showing in municipal elections with nearly half the ballots counted. Allende’s leftist bloc captured about 48 percent, signaling support for his socialist leadership amid expropriations and promises to nationalize key industries while opposition Christian Democrats and Nationalists trailed.
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Marion and Linn-Atar district vacation notices and events
Local notices show Marion and Linn-Atar district classes ending Tuesday with spring break resumes next Monday. Marion Independent and St Joseph's Catholic School set April 15 as return. YMCA Marion branch schedules varied activities from preschool to adult classes. Grass fires were reported near DM Schrotter residence and Meadowview Drive with no damage. Wilson Beauty Salon and a home sale in Waco noted among community items.
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Death ruled self-inflicted in Marengo shooting
Marengo sheriff says Russell Ragentine died of a self inflicted gunshot wound at an apartment shared with his brother in law and sister. Desmond Waters of Williamsburg declared the death, with services set for Tuesday at First Lutheran Church in Conroy. Bert Gilden, coauthor of the 1965 bestseller Harry Sundawn, dies at 83.
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Suit Seeks Halt to Clayton Elevator Expansion
A Clayton county district court hearing is set for Thursday in Elkader on a suit seeking a permanent injunction to halt Pattison Creamery's expansion of its grain elevator in Clayton. The firm began operations in 1969 and handles up to 100 trucks daily during harvest, with six track movements recorded since opening. Residents fear a second elevator would double heavy truck traffic. Pattison has moved to dismiss Clayton's petition filed by the county attorney.
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Brigade Saves 200 Baby Pigs
Neighbors formed a piglet brigade to rescue about 200 baby pigs from a hoghouse fire on the Emil Portman farm east of Ryan just before noon Sunday. Firemen battled the blaze as locals aided in evacuating the tiny animals and safeguarding property.
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