Savings Bond Drive Opens May 1 in Cedar Rapids
Peter Bailey, vice-president of Merchants National Bank, and Roger Schreder, Northwestern Bell district manager, present World War I savings bond posters to mark Cedar Rapids campaign. The drive runs May 1 in bank lobbies with a kickoff breakfast at 8 a.m. at Memorial Coliseum armory.
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Peter Bailey
Merchants National Bank
Roger Schreder
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Cedar Rapids
Schreder
Bailey
Iowa
Memorial Coliseum
Jack W. Row
U.S. Treasury Department
Richard Berlemann
University City, N.M
U.S. Savings Bonds
Nixon calls on colleges to stand up to campus violence
President Nixon for the first time in weeks addresses the 57th annual Chamber of Commerce meeting and urges college administrations to backbone up against student violence if free education is to survive. He condemns lawlessness and warns that dissent cannot yield control of institutions.
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Washington
Nixon
U. S
Chamber of Commerce
America
Harvard
Cornell
United States of America
Coe Students To Hear Cedar Rapids Area Spokesmen
Spokesmen from six Cedar Rapids area groups will address Coe college student leaders at a Wednesday dinner in Gage Memorial union. The talks will cover community resources for the coming year. Invited speakers include Cecil G. Douglass, Robert Bettiga, Dennis Blome, Donn Young, Beverly Davenport, and Don Tescher.
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Cedar Rapids
Coe College
Gage Memorial Union
Coe
Cecil G. Douglass
United Nations Assn. of
Iowa
Robert Bettiga
United Community Service
Dennis Blome
Chamber of Commerce
Donn Young
Cedar Rapids Art Center
Beverly Davenport
Hawkeye Area
HACAP
Don Tescher
Cedar Rapids Community Theater
Goldwater Jr Easily Captures Congressional Seat in California
Barry Goldwater Jr, 30, won the California special election to succeed Ed Reinecke, defeating John Van de Kamp 64,675 votes to 48,933. The victory gives the bachelor stockbroker a first public office, with his father Senator Barry Goldwater and family present at a celebratory event.
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Los Angeles
Barry Goldwater, Jr
Congress
Goldwater
John van de Kamp
Ed Reinecke
California
Arizona
Republican Party
Mike
Barry
Washington
Reinecke
Pigeons Upset by TV Signals Report Says
Cincinnati pigeon expert Albert Enzweiler says television and radio signals disrupt homing pigeons guiding flight. He notes birds flounder over broadcast stations when amperes are turned up during lectures at Xavier University. Thousands have disappeared in recent years, he reports.
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Cincinnati
Albert Enzweiler
Xavier University
Enzweiler
Kunstler says others plot to involve him in Rockefeller assassination
Civil rights lawyer William Kunstler says anonymous calls suggest a plot to kill Gov. Nelson Rockefeller. He says callers offered money and referenced Eldridge Cleaver, with one caller claiming to be a Cleaver associate. Kunstler suspects phone taps and calls for a criminal conspiracy indictment.
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NEW York
William Kunstler
Nelson Rockefeller
Kunstler
State Police Bureau of Criminal Indentification
Black Panther Party
Gov
Rockefeller
Eldridge Cleaver
Mr. Cleaver
Cleaver
Manhattan
Mexican Chief Out of Hospital
Mexico City AP reports President Gustavo Diaz Ordaz has left the central military hospital where he recovered from April 15 eye surgery. Doctors say progress is satisfactory but full recovery requires about two more months.
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Mexico City
Gustavo Diaz Ordaz
Central Military Hospital
Douglas Harbit Named Editor of Coe Cosmos
Douglas A. Harbit a Coe college freshman has been named editor in chief of The Cosmos the college student newspaper. He serves in the student senate on several committees and chaired the Academic Structure committee while participating in finance and Coe Affairs groups. He attended St. Louis legal rights and Milwaukee Leadership conferences and is a member of the concert band and Lambda Chi Alpha.
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Douglas A. Harbit
Coe College
Coe
Harbit
Board of Trustees
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Students Spend Day Polishing Up Campus Kansas City
More than 300 Calvary Bible College students walked out of classes to clean and beautify the campus. They used rakes shovels lawn mowers and wheelbarrows to mow grass rake leaves prune shrubs wash windows build a sidewalk and wash parked cars.
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Kansas City
Calvary Bible College
Calvary
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