Plan for Rhodesia transition agreed by Vance Owen Callaghan
The United States and Britain completed a detailed Rhodesia plan using a one man one vote formula with a development fund to ease transition to black majority rule. Vance, Owen, and Callaghan announced the proposals at a luncheon near London. The plan awaits South African support and a public outline is planned for late month.
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Washington
United States
Britain
Rhodesia
Cyrus Vance
David Owen
James Callaghan
Callaghan
London
Vance
R.F. Botha
Owen
Ian D. Smith
Smith
Andrew Young
U.S
United Nations
Africa
Carter
Best Sellers Dramatized in The Gazette
The Gazette will dramatize best selling novels on the comic page starting Monday. The first feature is Raise the Titanic! The strips will tell the story in pictures and run about eight weeks for each book. This addition makes the newspaper more useful and informative for readers.
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Gazette
May resigns as Iowa Adjutant General amid probe
Major General Joseph G. May resigns as Adjutant General of Iowa after Gov. Robrt Ray asks the U S Army to conduct a full investigation into May use of an Iowa Air National Guard prop plane for private trips to Florida. May reimbursed the state for 26 hours at 90 dollars an hour.
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Des Moines
Joseph G. May
Iowa
Robert Ray
United States Army
May
National Guard
Ray
Air National Guard
Florida
Col
James Maggert
Maggert
Dave Oman
Army
Allan Burdette
5Th Army
Fort Sam Houston
San Antonio
Tex
Iowa National Guard
Iowa Air National Guard
Carter's Son Chip Carter Separates From Wife
Reports say Chip Carter plans to move to Plains while Caron and the baby stay in the White House. White House officials deny the president ousted him, noting the couple facing marital problems but not a breakup.
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Washington
Chip Carter
Plains
Caron
White House
Chip
Ben Griffin
Atlanta
Griffin
Carter
Mary Finch Hoyt
Father of Berkowitz Grieves For Victims Families
Nathan Berkowitz spoke at an outdoor Mineola news conference amid rain, saying he would live with the heartache for life. He asked for understanding from families, admitted he cried upon learning his son was arrested, and emphasized all affected are victims of the tragedy.
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New York
David Berkowitz
Mineola
N.Y
Nathan Berkowitz
Bronx
David
Florida
Berkowitz
Homicide Mystery Looms Over Missing Stastny Case
Dennis Stastny, 30, vanished Tuesday morning and was later found dead in the Cedar River. police treat as homicide. Roommate Robert Bauer, 23, recounts blood trail and blood-soaked stairs leading from Stastny’s apartment, while two suspects Ora James Lewis, 20, and Duane DeLaVergne, 15, are arrested on related break-in charges. A .38 caliber handgun and cash were reported taken from the apartment.
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Dennis Stastny
Ora James
Jimbo) Lewis
Avenue NW
Duane DeLaVergne
H Avenue NW
Robert Bauer
Tenth Street NW
Stastny
Bauer
Cedar River
Tenth Avenue NW
F Avenue Bridge
Traveling canines featured in General News and Humane column
Stories of two highly mobile canines, one American and one Italian, are highlighted on page 12A General News. A Humane column on page 19A advises on air travel with pets.
Fugitive Williams linked to car found in St Paul
Police connected 40 year old Robert E Williams of Lincoln Nebraska to a 1975 Chrysler found idle on a St Paul street He is sought in a Nebraska double murder and Iowa rape case In St Paul a man matching Williams was forced at gunpoint to drive a victim to a railroad caboose and a woman near Stillwater was found shot and raped
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Minn
Chrysler
Nebraska
Robert E. Williams
St. Paul Street
T. J. Stockton
The
Williams
Fridley
Stillwater
Stockton
Lincoln
Neb
Catherine Brooks
Patricia McGarry
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Patriotic Front
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Cedar Rapids
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Sam
C.R. Homicide Investigation
By Tom Alex
Linn County
Springville
Marion
City Hall
Virginia Rowe
Sioux Rapids
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