Thieu’s German Visit Protested by Leftists
In Bonn a small group of leftists occupied the city hall during Thieu's visit, daubing walls with anti U S and South Vietnamese government slogans while hundreds of demonstrators clashed with riot police outside. Police used tear gas as they cleared the hall after a half hour. The day also featured peaceful anti-Thieu marches from West Berlin to Holland and planned further demonstrations. Thieu's London arrival drew mixed security and brief talks with Heath at Chequers. The reception in London included a crowd singing welcome songs and banners proclaiming Today is Theusday.
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West Germany
Thieu
U.S
West Berlin
Munich
Brunswick
Holland
Saigon
London
Gustav Heinemann
South Korea
Taiwan
Heathrow
Edward Heath
Chequers
Proxmire Urges Major Cuts in U S Spying Budget
Senator William Proxmire calls for public disclosure of the full U S intelligence budget arguing it has grown beyond defense needs. He cites agency head counts and annual costs for CIA NSA DIA military and State intelligence and urges tighter congressional controls.
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Washington
William Proxmire
D-Wis
U.S
Proxmire
James Schlesinger
CIA
Air Force
State Department
Chile Threatens Nationalization of ITT Holdings
Chilean Foreign Minister Claudio Almeyda warned ITT holdings in Chile could be nationalized as the senate probes alleged ITT actions to influence Chile’s election. He referred to two hotels and a phone equipment maker. OPIC rejected ITT's $925 million claim over property already nationalized.
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Almeyda
ITT
Overseas Private Investment Corp
OPIC
Chile
UAW Chief Seeks Year Extension on Auto Emission Rules
UAW President Leonid Woodcock urges EPA to grant a one year extension for meeting 1975 emission standards. He warns a shutdown would harm workers and the economy while asserting the extension would not derail progress toward clean air.
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Detroit
API
United Auto Workers
Leonard Woodcock
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
William Ruckelshaus
Woodcock
Eastern Iowa military enlistees enter service
Local men and women from eastern Iowa join the armed forces in various branches. Enlistees include Candice Phelps and Pamela Feaker from Oelwein and Mt. Vernon, heading to Orlando for navy training. Alan Nelson and Philip Win from Des Moines area sent to Great Lakes for navy training. George Murphy of Iowa City and William Derby of Cedar Rapids enlisted in the marine corps delayed program. Judy Kessler re-enlists for four years in the women’s army corps at Fort Leavenworth. Sgt. William Grishaber stationed at Iwakuni. Pvt. David Bowman on leave en route to Fort Carson.
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Navy
Candice Phelps
Oelwein
Pamela Feaker
Sheila Billings
Mt. Vernon
Orlando
Fla
Great Lakes
Ill
Alan Nelson
Seventh Avenue
Philip Win
Thirty-fourth Street
George Murphy
Iowa City
William Derby
Marine Corps
Judy Kessler
Eugene Kessler
West ‘Branch
Women’s Army Corps
Army Medical Department
Ft. Leavenworth
Kan
NIH Weighs Using Aborted Human Fetuses in Research
UPI reports NIH advisers have urged guidelines for using living fetuses from abortions in medical research. Proposals include strict consent, noninvolvement of researchers in abortion decisions, fetuses under 20 weeks or 500 grams, and possible 3 to 4 hour viability post abortion. opinions split among researchers nationwide.
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Washington
UPI
National Institutes of Health
NIH
Washington Post
National Advisory Child, Health, and Human Development Council
Post
Leonard Hail Elected Republican National Chairman
Twenty years ago Leonard W. Hail aged 52 a practical politician who began as a precinct worker was unanimously chosen as Republican national chairman in a decisive party vote.
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Leonard W. Hail
Cedar Rapids Gazette Gazette Rates And Publication Details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette operates daily and Sunday from 560 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Subscriptions vary by edition with weekly and monthly rates and restrictions on mail delivery. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
The
Gazette Co
Third Ave SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S Territories
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Consumers Union Chief Walker Sandbach Resigns End of Year
Walker Sandbach announced his resignation as executive director of Consumers Union, effective year end. In eight years, Consumer Reports circulation rose from 850000 to over two million and the budget grew from 5 million to about 10 million.
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Mount Vernon
Walker Sandbach
Consumers Union
Consumer Reports
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Walter Grishaber
Forty-second Street
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Lloyd Bowman
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Colo
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Fraakfort
Sandbach
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DOWS
Gene Kline
Bill Mikulecky
Gorman Snitker
Marshall Grimm
Ken Glowe
Neil van Horn
Don Steffen
Ron Berg
Jon Lympus
Bob Ruble
Ken Kroeger
Vince Steffen
John Greif
Les Mikwecky
Dean Keller
Melvin Cappock
Dick Meier
Chuck Ross
Bud Maloney
Jim Sullivan
Harold Johnson
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