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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1968

Page

5

Property Owners Appeal Awards In Renewal Area

Condemnation awards on two parcels in the Civic Center urban renewal area were appealed to Linn district court. One parcel at 110 First street SE protests a $35,000 jury award, seeking $59,900 as fair market value. The second suit involving 136-138 F avenue NW seeks $80,000 damages and nullification if declaratory relief is not granted, with a $30,000 jury award.

Civic Center Linn District Court First Street F Avenue NW Prudence M. Anthony Lena G. Gatto

Chicago estimates spend per visitor at Democratic convention

City officials project visitors to Chicago for the Democratic convention will spend about 250 dollars each during a five day stay as part of an economic impact forecast.

Chicago

Pig candidate Pigasus seized by Chicago police during Yippie protest

A group of Yippies led by a pig candidate Pigasus were arrested Friday at Chicago Civic Center Plaza after police broke through a crowd near the Picasso statue. Eight or nine protesters were taken to a patrol car on charges of public nuisance and breach of peace.

Chicago Youth International Party Civic Center Plaza Pig Party Pigasus Cmdr James Riordan Chi

Ralph Bentley Charged With Assault Battery

Ralph Bentley 26 of Norway posted 110 bond on an assault and battery charge after arrest on a warrant. The warrant stemmed from Janice Bentley who said he struck her in the face and knocked her down three times on August 20.

Ralph Bentley Norway Janice Bentley Forty-fourth Street

Leftists split over Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia

Chicago reporters note most American leftists condemn the Warsaw Pact invasion of Czechoslovakia while some defend Moscow. Rennie Davis links it to superpower arrogance and U.S. Vietnam policies as others within the U.S. Communist Party split on the action. Gilbert Green joins foreign comrades in criticizing the move.

Chicago Czechoslovakia Kremlin Rennie Davis National Mobilization Committee Vietnam U.S. Communist Party Gus Hall

Salinger Rips Into Connally

Pierre Salinger, former Kennedy aide, accused Texas Gov. John Connally of McCarthyite tactics in accusing Eugene McCarthy and George McGovern of treasonable peace positions. He testified before Democratic platform writers and called doves like McCarthy and McGovern traitors.

Chicago UPI Texas John Connally John F. Kennedy Robert F. Kennedy Joe Pierre Salinger Kennedy Sen. Kennedy Connally Democratic Platform McCarthy McGovern

Strike By Teachers May Be Necessary

Cleveland AP reports new AF of T president elect David Selden 54 of New York says a national teachers strike may be necessary to draw attention to the school crisis. Selden defeated Edward Bolstad 34 of Minnesota and Zeline Richard of Detroit to take office, aiming for a merger with NEA to create one militant autonomous teachers organization.

Cleveland Ohio American Federation of Teachers David Selden New York Charles Cogen Edward Bolstad Minnesota Zeline Richard Detroit Selden National Education Association N.E.A

Lime Springs Soldier Killed in Vietnam Crash

Army Sgt. Merlin Bergan, 43, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bergan of Lime Springs, Iowa, died when his troop helicopter crashed in Vietnam. He had served 20 years and re enlisted to fight in Vietnam.

Iowa Vietnam Army Merlin Bergan Ben Bergan Lime Springs Howard County

Johnson Kosygin summit plans derailed by Prague crackdown

Secret Johnson Kosygin summit talks planned overseas were halted by the Kremlin crackdown on Czechoslovakia. Johnson had hoped for a return meeting abroad to discuss missile limits and East West issues before the invasion altered plans.

Johnson Alexei Kosygin Moscow Kremlin Czechoslovakia Kosygin

L T V Revamp Plan Approved Shaping Corporate Debt

Ling-Temco-Vought announces a four part plan to reshape capital and debt. It includes acquiring Greatamerica assets and issuing 25 million dollars in 5 percent debentures and 84 000 warrants. Greatamerica holds Braniff and National Car Rental stakes.

Dallas Ling-Temco-Vought, Inc James J. Ling L-T-V Greatamerica Corp Greatamerica L-Tv Braniff International National Car Rental System, Inc Franklin Life Insurance Computer Technology, Inc National Car Rental

Soviets Use 105th Veto To Block U N on Czechs

At the United Nations the Soviet veto blocked an eight nation Security Council resolution condemning Soviet bloc occupation of Czechoslovakia and calling for troop withdrawal. The vote was ten to two with three abstentions as Malik vetoed after a filibuster by Soviet allied delegates.

U.N Czechs United Nations, N.Y U.N. Security Council Czechoslovakia Soviet Union Hungary Algeria India Pakistan

Lightning strikes camp. two soldiers killed at Eglin base

Lightning hit an army training camp on the Eglin air force base near Fort Walton Beach Florida killing two soldiers and injuring eight others. The ranger detachment from Fort Benning Georgia conducted training. One of the injured remained in critical condition at Eglin hospital.

Fort Walton Beach Fla Ft. Benning

Slovak Leaders Detained in Urgent Land Report

A brief land report states Slovak leaders are under detention and authorities urge an urgent response. Details remain sparse as officials confirm detentions and possible implications for regional governance.

Soviet Helicopter Lands in Austria by Mistake

A Soviet helicopter landed near Vienna and then departed for Czechoslovakia after a farmer informed the pilot he was in Austria. The defense ministry called the incident a navigational error.

Vienna Czechoslovakia Austria Defense Ministry

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