Ray Says He'd Be Happy To Meet With Scherle
Gov. Robert Ray expressed willingness to meet with Seventh District Rep. William Scherle about keeping the Ames veterinary biological laboratory from moving to Ft. Detrick Maryland. Ray noted Agriculture Secretary Clifford Hardin had stated there is no plan to move the Ames facility and mentioned talks with officials and private interests to address space needs. He also said he spoke with President Nixon about rural development and left plans to attend a governors conference in Virginia next week without altering his schedule.
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Frank Nye Grzette
Des Motnes
Robert
Ray
William Scherle
Ames
Ft. Detrick
Agriculture
Clifford Hardin
Hardin
Washington
Defense Secrretary
Melvin Lain
Yaracy
Ames Laboratory
Gov. Ray
Sam
Tran Ames
Abinul Scherie
Agriculture Secretary
Rapaders
Nore
Jawa Development Commission
Nixon
Fargo
N.D
America
Midwest
Iowa
Virginia
Kids Set Lake Shore Cleanup Campaign by Dallas High School
About fifty pupils from Pinkston High School in west Dallas plan to clean a one mile stretch of White Rock Lake shore on Saturday with burgers and drinks to be provided by local firms. Teacher Kathryn Chaney says the students hope competition will motivate other Dallas high schools to join in within two weeks.
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Vaglas
Pinkston High School
Dallas
White Rock Lake
Kathryn Chaney
Albergi
Rec
Army Chaplain Declines Knife Offer at Iowa ROTC Talk
Special to The Gazette Iowa City A University of Iowa student Frank Leone offered a pocket knife to Army Chaplain Col Don ald K. Adickes after remarks on a just war concept during an ROTC panel on Vietnam. Leone shouted that the nation moves toward a bloodbath then said someone should kill him to stop it. Applause followed as Leone handed back the knife and left with the handle.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
ROTC
Army
Vietnam
Frank Leone
Donald K. Adickes
Leone
Addickes
Lear
Adickes
Luane
Nixon Abortion View Debated At Population Panel Hearing
Washington AP report on the commission hearings where advocates urged repeal of anti abortion laws including Dr. Alan Guttmacher of Planned Parenthood and NOW leader Wilma Heid, while Udall urged restraint and the Catholic Church criticized Nixon’s stance as lawmakers consider wider abortion policy amid state legislatures and Supreme Court cases.
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Nixon
Washington
Commission On Women
Alan Guttmacher
Udall
Wilma Heide
Feminist
National Organization For Women
James Metagh
Family Life Division
U. S. Catholic Conference
Catholic Church
Sugreme Court
Guttmacher
Set Non Graded Garrison Class at Vinton School
VINTON The Vinton school board approved a non graded classroom at Garrison beginning next fall. Fourth and sixth graders will share the room with two teachers, instead of three with an aide. About 50 students in three grades will be housed there in the Mall. The plan aims to save about 4200 but faced parent objections earlier. Lower elementary grades stay unchanged.
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Spavial
Gazette
Vinton
Garrison
Telth
Teaccher
Vinson
Stacyville Girl Dies in Iowa Car Crash
An eight year old Stacyville girl, Renat Clausen, died Thursday in a two vehicle collision near Stacyville, Iowa. She was a passenger in a car driven by her grandfather, Charles Clausen. The girl was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Clausen. The report notes the accident occurred as another vehicle collided with the car.
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Austin, Mina
Stacyville
Iowa
Renat Clausen
Richard Clausen
Charles Clause
Slacyville
Yorty Calls for Inclusion on Presidential Hopefuls TV
Los Angeles Mayor Sam Yorty urged inclusion among Democratic presidential hopefuls in national TV programs debating the Vietnam War. He sent a telegram to Democratic chairman Lawrence O'Brien requesting exposure on BC radio and TV in April. A note found at the scene suggested threats tied to anti war protests near the building.
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Los Angeles
Sam Yorty
Muskies
Mc- Jewish Defense League
Eavernc U. 5
Yorty
Lawrence O'Brien
Blast hits Soviet Dutch site and U S consulate damaged
An explosion struck the Soviet trade building in Amsterdam early Thursday and damaged the nearby U S consulate. The Soviet embassy in The Hague protested the attack and demanded safety guarantees for Soviet citizens and institutions in the Netherlands. Reports said around 20 people were injured and treated medically.
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U.S
Amsterdam
U. S
Hague
Netherlands
Damaged Buildings Reported in Soviet Region Incident
Initial Soviet estimates put damage at least 140000 dollars after windows shattered at the regalion and O S consulate. Nearby Wine dows, Boer shaave hospital, KLM terminal, and Stelisk modern art museum also damaged.
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Boershaave
KLM
Stelisk Modern Art Museum
O.S
Asey
Xerox Refuses FBI Copy Samples Demand
Xerox Corp says it provided a list of all Model No 660 copying machines to the FBI but refused a request for sample copies from each unit. Gerald Mulligan, Xerox public relations manager, cited impact on customer relationships as the reason. FBI sources declined comment.
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Rochester
N.Y
Xerox Corp
FBI
RBI
Gerald Mulligan
Xerox
Business Products Group
Mulligan
Tie
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Laird
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Tin
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Kcrg-Tv
Channel 9
George Carlson
Mather Shontas O'Meara
Isaac Neuman
Union
New Hampshire
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Alli
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Tst Ave
Cedar
Des Moines
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