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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1966

Page

2

Rusk cites Beijing troubles and Vietnam peace push

Secretary of State Rusk said Red China faces serious internal and international problems and has isolated itself within the communist world. He noted unknowns about Chinese leaders' moves and urged North Vietnam and the Viet Cong to pursue peace. He waved off changes in U N membership and warned against nuclear weapons use. He met Wei Taowing and Yen and planned to see Chiang Kai-shek.

Taipei Rusk Red China Tokyo Formosa U.S U.N South Vietnam Peking Van Viet Cong Liberation Front

Five held after attempt to seize mosque in New York

Detectives hidden in a Moslem mosque arrested five Black Muslims led by Farragan Muhammad in a plan to take over the Riverside Drive center from Egyptian born director Dr. Muhammad Rauf. The group, followers of Elijah Muhammad, faced charges of attempted robbery extortion coercion and unlawful entry.

New York Elijah Muhammad Muhammad Rauf Riverside Drive Manhattan U.S U.N Rauf Farragan Muhammad Farragan State Department Planet Earth

Stocks Rally on Heavy Trading in New York

The Dow Jones average rose sharply at noon, gaining 9.25 points to 806.68 amid the heaviest trading of the week. Hanukkah begins at sundown Wednesday marking the eight day Festival of Lights.

New York

Jury formed in Negro murder trial of white defendant

In Opelika Alabama a jury of 12 white men was chosen to try Marvin Segrest 68 of Shorter for the killing of Samuel Younge Jr 21 a civil rights activist shot Jan 3 outside a Tuskegee service station. A second degree murder indictment was returned by a Tuskegee grand jury.

Opelika Ala Tuskegee Tom Young Marvin Segrest Shorter Samuel Younge, Jr

California UC boycott ends after regents threaten firings

Berkeley AP A classroom boycott at the University of California was halted after regents warned they would fire striking faculty. The AFL-CIO AFT suspended their strike. student protesters declared a temporary recess while pressing for campus reforms including advocacy rights for nonstudent groups and banning outside police on campus. About 6,000 students at a noon rally voted to return to classes as finals approach.

Berkeley Calif University of California Afl-Cio American Federation of Teachers AFT Navy Alameda County

Nitze cites Pearl Harbor lessons for Asia policy

Secretary of the Navy Paul Nitze said the Pearl Harbor attack offers lessons to deter aggression in Southeast Asia. He noted the need for deployed strategic forces and ready defense, and warned that peace is not secured by neutrality or isolation. The ceremony at Punchbowl honored 2,400 dead and survivors, with services aboard the USS Arizona memorial and remarks on converting Japan to a democracy aligned with international law.

Pearl Harbor Paul Nitze U.S Southeast Asia National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific Nitze Japan Pacific Tran van van Henry Cabot Lodge Nguyen Cao Ky Yo van En National Police Nguyen Ngoc Loan

Gregory Peck Weighs Entering Politics as Party Options Grow

Hollywood star Gregory Peck hints at public service after Gov. Edmund Brown suggests party candidates from movie world. Peck leans toward the Democratic camp while Republicans tout Sen. George Murphy and Gov-elect Ronald Reagan as actor-turned-politicians. Brown spoke on need for fresh faces for 1968 Senate race against Thomas Kuchel.

Hollywood Gregory Peck George Murphy Ronald Reagan California Peck Edmund Brown Reagan Brown U.S. A Senate Thomas Kuchel

Boy Receives Medals for Father Lost in Vietnam War

Stands Tall in Fort Monmouth as Major General pins a Purple Heart with Oak Leaf Cluster and Bronze Star on seven year old Thomas Patrick Lyons for his father Staff Sgt Frank Lyons. Lyons died June 16 after being wounded while clearing a bunker. the ceremony honors his devotion and courage.

Fort Monmouth Thomas Patrick Lyons Thomas Frank Lyons Tally Vietnam William Latta Fort Moonmouth Lyon Marga Margie Laura Nancy 25Th Infantry Division US Army Lyons 9Th Infantry Regiment

Johnson seeks extra Vietnam funds and Minuteman III plan

President Johnson announced a new estimate showing Vietnam war costs will exceed prior projections by 9 to 10 billion dollars through June 30 and will request the extra funds next month. Secretary McNamara unveiled the Minuteman III ICBM plan as the Soviets accelerate deployment, while the Federal Home Loan Bank Board adds 500 million to aid mortgage lenders.

Austin, Texas Johnson Congress Flo Austin McNamara Pentagon United States Soviet Union Defense S. S Federal Home Loan Bank Board Savings and Loan Associations Home Loan Bank Board Washington Texas Capitol White House Texas Vietnam

Chicago El Train Dies In Rain Collision

A rain struck Chicago elevated train broke from its eight car formation on the South Side and two cars plunged 25 feet to the ground killing one man, 49 year old William McCoullough, and injuring 25 others.

Chicago Indiana Avenue Forty-first Street Chicago Transit Authority CTA Jackson Park William McCoullough Provident Michael Reese Mercy Rif

Bachelor’s realization humor in a classic quip

A humorous line describes a bachelor as a man eager to marry yet aware of the risks, delivering a light moral about romantic folly with a playful twist.

Pitfall for Health Complex Pointed Out by Sen Riley

Sen Tom Riley criticized the Linn county health complex plan as a backward procedure asking how a bond issue could precede legislative approval. He urged legal guidance and early consideration if enabling legislation is needed. The issue arose at a Cedar Rapids Marion League of Women Voters meeting with Linn county legislators at the YWCA.

Health Complex Sen. Riley Linn County Health Complex Tom Riley Iowa Riley Cedar Stupids Marion League of Women Voters Linn County YWCA League Heath APCS TCS Lan County Board of Supervisors UCS

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