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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1967
Page
4
Hal Boyle lists colorful retirement daydreams from daring stunts to romantic fantasies. The piece surveys a wide range of fantasies including adventures abroad, heroic feats, and humorous wishes, noting how endless imagination keeps boredom at bay for retiring men.
Iowa representatives’ votes recorded on four roll calls. Amend to investment tax credit bill passes 48 42 with Hickenlooper and Miller voting yes. Adoption of Railway Labor Act resolution passes 81 1 with Hickenlooper and Miller voting yes. Copyright law rev ision bill passes 379 29 with Culver Gross Kyl Mayne Scherle Schwengel Smith voting yes. Adoption of Railway Labor Conference resolution passes 196 8 with Culver Gress Kyl Mayne Scherle Schwengel and Smith voting yes.
Governor Reagan issued a temporary 20 day stay of Daniel Roberts 44 in Sacramento delaying the scheduled murder sentence for his San Francisco landlady. Reagan cited late received information and pledged full review before a final decision. The stay lasts through May 8 marking his first stay of execution since taking office.
Wells Maine AP A state police detective said a thief with expert knowledge of antiques stole 25 000 worth of Kennedy related mementos from the summer home and shop of Chicago dealer Mrs Gwendelyn Maloney. Only 40 Baccarat glass paper weights were taken. Maloney found the break in on April 12 after winter absence.
Automotive News reported weekly production figures for several automakers. Chevrolet showed a decline versus the prior week while Ford GMC International and Jeep posted varying output ranges.
Belgrade AP Mihajlo Mihajlov a former university lecturer and critic of Tito's one party system pleaded innocent to charges of spreading hostile propaganda against Yugoslavia He faces up to 12 years in prison while already serving 12 months on another false information charge.
Fifteen Cornell university professors opposed to the Vietnam War said they would pay 50 percent of their federal income taxes. A spokesman said the figure reflects that half of the nation’s budget goes to the war, with the protest targeting the war not tax collection.
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