Mao Concern for China Internal Upheaval
Hong Kong dispatch notes Mao Tse-tung fears a posthumous rightist coup in China. Analysts doubt letter authenticity yet see it as highlighting internal erosion rather than a classic coup. It frames the Cultural Revolution as a continuous purge to fend off revisionism.
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Hong Kong
UPI
Mao Tse-tung
China
Chiang Ching
Mao
Lin Piao
Communist Party
Lieve
Lin
Wickham Named Culver Aide in Iowa
Ronald J. Wickham of 4418 Navajo Dr NE was named administrative assistant and district representative to Second District Congressman John Culver of Cedar Rapids. Wickham, 40, will resign as Second District Democratic chairman to join Culver’s Cedar Rapids staff on Jan 1. He is a former Linn County Democratic chairman and works as an office supervisor for the National Farmers Union Insurance Co. He is a graduate of Parnell High School and the University of Iowa. He is married to Kathleen Mullin of Cedar Rapids. they have two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald J. Wickham
Navajo Drive
John Culver
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Democratic Women’s Club
Elks Club
Terry Ferguson
Culver
Wickham
the Gazette
Linn County Democratic
National Farmers Union Insurance Company
Parnell High School
University of Iowa
Kathleen Mullin
Kerry Kathleen
Mary Elisabeth
Kirkwood Hosts Annual Careers Day for High School Students
Kirkwood Community College invites juniors and seniors from Merged Area Ten to Youth Opportunity Unlimited on Saturday in Linn Hall. The free event offers a lunch option for 1 and runs 8:30 a.m. to afternoon with 14 career clusters, including business marketing and arts and sciences, plus a campus tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirkwood Community College
Area Ten
Linn Hall
Kirkwood
Charles Haefner
Arts and Sciences
Soviet forces seize Verdine-Gnilovsky base on Don front
Dispatches report Soviet troops captured Verdine-Gnilovsky, a key German base on the east bank of the Don, in a sudden move that could compel the Nazis to abandon positions between the Volga and the Don rivers.
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Verdine-Gnilovsky
Don River
Volga
Don Rivers
Governors see Agnew as leading GOP presidential prospect
A AP survey at the Scottsdale meeting of conservative and moderate governors finds Agnew viewed as the party's top 1976 possibility by many, while some moderates expect a wide open field. Governors caution that the race remains distant with agendas defined by future political winds.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Agnew
Tom McCall
Oregon
New York
Rockefeller
Pioneer 11 May Make Saturn Probe Flight
The UPI report says NASA considers retargeting Pioneer 11 from a Jupiter mission to Saturn for a seven year voyage to study Saturn and its three dust rings. If approved the mission would become the longest spaceflight, with Saturn reach possible in 1980 after Pioneer 10 and 11 navigate radiation belts and continue data transmission.
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Pioneer 11
Mountain View
Calif
UPI
Space Agency
Jupiter
Saturn
Pioneer Project
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Ames Research Center
John H. Wolfe
Pioneer
Earth
Piter
Wolfe
Pioneer 10
Asteroid
Outer Space
Cedar Rapids Club Notices and Local Ads Roundup
A dense listing of Tuesday noon meetings at the Elks Roosevelt Montrose and YWCA plus Friday and Saturday gatherings at the Montrose Cedar View and Spring House. Notables include Gus Schrader presenting a 1972 Olympics film and Dick Clark speaking at the Montrose. Local ads feature Christmas gifts furrier signs and beauty salons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Schrader
Gazette
Roosevelt
Services Tuesday for Robert L. Clark of Vinton
Robert L. Clark 43 co owner of Nivco of Vinton died Saturday in a Cedar Rapids hospital after a three month illness. He lived in Cedar Rapids and Marion for 20 years moved to Vinton five years ago. He was married to Dolores DeWald who died in 1960 and to Lynell Scott since Sept 16. Survived by four sons David Iowa Falls Robert James and Michael all at home one grandson two brothers Dawson Cedar Rapids and Ulmer Anamosa. Services Tuesday at 1 30 p.m. Campbell funeral home with viewing after 7 p.m. Sunday.
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Vinton
Robert L. Clark
Nivco
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Clark
Marion
Dolores DeWald
Lynell Scott
David
Iowa Falls
Robert
James
Michael
Dawson
Ulmer
Anamosa
Campbell Funeral Home
Soviets Launch New Molniya Satellite for Relays
Moscow reports the Soviet Union launched a new Molniya series communications satellite. Tass says it will provide telecommunications radio relay and transmit Moscow TV to stations in the North Siberia Far East and Central Asia.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
Tass
Siberia
Soviet Far East
Central Asia
Newlyweds End Honeymoon After Dublin Bomb Attack
Newlyweds Brendan and Marian Johnston traveled from London Derry to Dublin for a quiet honeymoon. They were wounded by a Friday night car bomb while celebrating, Brendan 19 required chest surgery for metal fragments, Marian sustained lighter injuries.
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Dublin
UPI
Brendan and
Marian Johnston
Londonderry
Brendan
Nixon Stand-In to Represent Nixon at Funeral
Secretary Elliott Richardson will stand in for President Nixon at the funeral of former Defense Secretary Neil H. McElroy in Key Biscayne, as announced by the Florida White House on Saturday.
Stevenson Urges CIO to View GOP Victory Positively
Adlai Stevenson at the CIO annual convention urged members not to see the Republican election win as a disaster or misfortune for labor. He argued for measured labor action and continued cooperation with government and industry.
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Adlai Stevenson
CIO
American party names new chairman and vice chairman
Tom Anderson, publisher of a farm magazine, was elected chairman of the American party. Arthur Cain of Strongville, Ohio, was elected vice chairman. The selections followed last month’s bid by Anderson for the party’s vice presidency.
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Dallas
Tom Anderson
Farm Magazine
Arthur Cain
Strongville
Ohio
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Ronald Wickham
Angry Ice King
UPI Telephoto
Santa Claus
Diane Bevich
Allentown
Santa
Gent
Earle Clause
Associated Press
Scottsdale
Nixon
G.O.P
Daniel Evans
Washington
Evans
William G. Milliken
Michigan
Iowa
Robert D. Ray
William Cahill
New Jersey
Russell W. Peterson
Delaware
Spiro Agnew
Charles Percy
America
Santa and
the Ice King
Sertoma Club
the Elks
Woodburn
Regional Planners — Commission
Council
City Hall
Jerome's
Marcus Jackson
Coe College
Montrose
Interagency Council
The
YWCA
LaVonne Roethler
LeMar Beauty Salon
American Legion
Hanford
New Legion Hall
Jim
Vernon Heights
Mt. Vernon Rd
Berger Furrier
Adv
Panther
Kiwanis
Mark Corrigan
Americana Beauty Salon
Penick and Ford
Roy Lawrence
Evans Masso
USDA
Ib. Food Center
5Th Ave
Jaycee
Harlan Ziegenhorn
George Justice
Bill Carmichael
Bishops
Ray Leidigh
CREA
Cedar Rapids Education Assn. Representative Assembly
Educational Service Center
Eagles
7Th Ave
Cedar View Country Club
Paramount Barber Shop
2Nd St
3Rd St. SE
Lindale Plaza
Christian Club
Glen W. Lamb
First United Methodist Church of
Central Ymca
Linn
1.C.C.F. Merritt
1St
Ave. S.E
Pierson's Florists
First Lutheran Church
Viola Gibson
Bessie Loeck
Office of Retired Education
Rotary Club
Jack Lisk
Jefferson High
Elmcrest Country Club
Leo Cortimiglia Combo
Robert Clark
Soviets
Styles
North Towne Lane
Kenwood Transfer
Center Point Rd
Blairs Ferry Rd
Lazy Boy
42Nd St. & Center Pt. Rd
Edgewood Rd
Johnson Ave. NW
34Th St
Ty Food Stores
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