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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1967

Page

2

Restraint Urged On Prices and Wages by Johnson Adviser

President Johnson's economic adviser Gardner Ackley warned the price wage spiral continues after U S Steel announced a $5 a ton sheet steel price hike. He urged restraint by labor and management and called for tax increases and cost cutting through technology to reverse the trend. Ackley commented on auto labor settlements and warned wage gains must align with productivity to prevent higher prices.

Washington Johnson U.S. Steel Corp Gardner Ackley Council of Economic Advisers U. S. Steel Ford Chrysler United Auto Workers Ackley

Mouse Scare Triggers Hasty Car Escape

A playful line notes how girls scream at mice yet calmly jump into a car after the startled moment, illustrating a humorous reversal of fear and quick resolve.

Canyright

Paint Trail Helps Catch Bank Robbery Suspects in Grand Rapids

Police credited a Grand Rapids Press reporter and a paint spill with leading to the capture of three men linked to a bank holdup and kidnap murder. Investigators traced white paint footprints from a getaway car to a residence, where all three lived.

Grand Rapids Mich John O’connor Walter Gilbert Samuel Brown Gilbert McCully Broyles Brown Emil Osbeck Osbeck

Counterfeit $100 Bill Tied to Cedar Rapids Bar Incident

A counterfeit $100 note with serial 622977903A turned up at Chappies Tap in Cedar Rapids. Investigators linked it to bills printed by J. W. Grant and Lee J. Gearhart, who were recently sentenced to ten and five years respectively for counterfeiting.

J. W. Grant Lee J. Gearhart Cedar Rapids Grant Gearhart Charles G. Chapman Chappies Tap Sixteenth Avenue SE Chapman Lees Grant

Sunny Skies Ahead for Iowa Sunday

Weather forecast promises mostly sunny skies and warmer temperatures across Iowa Sunday after two cloudy days and Friday fog with light snow. Cedar Rapids saw 32 degrees at midnight Thursday rising to 34 by Friday afternoon. highs Sunday expected in the upper 30s to low 40s with teens in the northwest and lower 20s in the southeast overnight.

Iowa Weather Bureau

Illinois service tax struck down by judge

CHICAGO The new Illinois service tax enacted last June was held unconstitutional by Judge Thomas Donovan. The 5 percent levy on gross bills for services was deemed indefinite and unfair, and collections would continue while an appeal is filed. Escrowed funds await final ruling.

Chicago Illinois Thomas Donovan Theodore Jones State Revenue Illinois Supreme Court Donovan

Army Surrenders to Private to Release Him

Pfc. Joe Smith of Brownsville California, missing from 1965 after basic training, will be discharged next week after 18 months away from orders. He worked in Yuba City and received a small allotment. the army initially sought to charge him with desertion but dropped the case.

SAN Francisco Joe Smith Army Smith Brownsville Calif Ft. Hood Texas Yuba City Glenda American Civil Liberties Union Sixth Army San Francisco Presidio Active Reserve Inactive Reserve

Iowa Sees Rise in Pep Pills Goof Balls Abuse

Iowa narcotics agents report escalating use of cheap stimulants and depressants like barbiturates amphetamines and tranquilizers, called goof balls and bennies. They credit stiff state laws and federal patterns for keeping heroin and marijuana problems comparatively small.

Iowa Crews

160 Dead in Dam Break in Central Java

Jakarta AP reports the dam breach in central Java produced 160 deaths as of Saturday. A military spokesman said sabotage was under investigation at the scene.

Jakarta Java

Archbishop Spellman Dies After Cerebral Accident at 78

Francis Cardinal Spellman archbishop of New York for over 25 years died at St. Vincent's hospital in Manhattan at 11:45 am from a massive cerebral stroke. He had recently spent a week at Cleveland Clinic for tests after a charity dinner. He had offered his resignation in 1966 but Pope Paul VI declined. He was a leading U.S. cardinal and Vatican liaison to the armed forces, with recent overseas trips including a Christmas visit to South Vietnam.

New York Francis Cardinal Spellman St. Vincent’s Hospital Manhattan Chancery Spellman U.S Cleveland Clinic Cleveland Waldorf-Astoria St. Patrick’s Paul VI South Vietnam Vatican Bu Dop U. S Yen Bai Hanoi North Vietnam Dmz

Campus Drug Talk Called Exaggerated On Iowa Campuses

State narcotics agents and Iowa State officials say marijuana use on college campuses is overstated. Dr. Eugene Robertson the Iowa State dean of students notes only minimal use and cites a year old Ames investigation that found one marijuana conviction. He adds alcohol misuse is a greater concern and more socially tolerated.

Iowa State Eugene Robertson Robertson Ames Don Smith

B 52s Bomb DMZ Assault With Heavy Air Strikes

American B 52s dropped 150000 tons of bombs over the DMZ to counter possible fresh Communist thrusts after two days of clashes. The raid targeted suspected concentrations four miles northeast of the Con Thien Marine outpost as North Vietnamese guns opened fire on a Marine amphibious tractor column Friday.

Leary Tonkin Gulf South China Saigon Demilitarized Zone Dmz U. S Con Thien

U S Aircraft Hit Chinese Freighter in Hong Gai Attack

Peking’s news agency reports that U S aircraft savagely attacked a Chinese freighter anchored in Hong Gai North Vietnam on November 25 wounding eight crew members and causing damage at more than twenty places aboard the ship.

Tokyo Peking U. S Hong Gai North Vietnam

Body Found in Vigil House on Holt Family Property

In Los Angeles AP report, deputies broke into the Holt home after neighbors raised concern and found Ella Holt, 66, dead for two to four weeks in an upstairs room. Officials tentatively cite natural causes. The Holt family, living in a religious vigil, ended seclusion when deputies served a summons Thursday.

Los Angeles Robert Holt Ella Holt

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