Secret Service hampered by investigation curbs says Knight
Secret Service Director H Stewart Knight told the House Assassinations Committee that new limits on federal probes into domestic groups hamper protection of the president. He stressed a zero error approach while Rep Robert Edgar pressed privacy concerns and a possible conspiracy angle. FBI Director Webster supported a death penalty as a deterrent but warned about Supreme Court limits. CIA Deputy Director Carlucci discussed a worldwide alert system after an assassination, amid concerns over Castro plots.
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Washington
Secret Service
H. Stewart Knight
Knight
House
Edgar
FBI
William Webster
Congress
Christopher Dodd
D-Conn
Webster
Supreme Court
Frank Carlucci
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Floyd Fithian
D-Ind
Warren Commission
Kennedy
Fidel Castro
Carlucci
Rail rates face inflation, railways seek more increases
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved a 7 percent freight rate rise aimed at improving railway finances over four to five months as inflation erodes gains. Executives warn inflation will swallow the relief and signal potential future hikes.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Richard Briggs
Briggs
Muldoon Party Wins New Zealand Government After Recount
Prime Minister Robert Muldoon's National Party formed the government for three years as Labour leader Bill Rowling conceded defeat after delayed recounts in close races.
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Wellington
New Zealand
Robert D. Muldoon
National Party
Bill Rowling
Labor
Farm milk prices to push up grocery dairy shelves
The Agriculture Department warns farm milk price increases will raise supermarket dairy costs with 6 to 10 percent higher farm prices and 6 to 9 percent higher consumer prices. Two Ohio brothers face grand jury appearances and arraignment for a series of .22 caliber killings linked to a decade of robberies.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Chinese Troops Enter Vietnam, Clash with Border Guards
Hundreds of Chinese soldiers crossed into Vietnam over two days and clashed with Vietnamese border guards, Hanoi reports. No casualty figures were disclosed in Monday broadcast.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Vietnam
Hanoi
Vance Returns to Cairo for Egypt Israel Treaty Talks
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance arrived in Cairo after honoring Golda Meir in Israel. He met President Sadat and Israeli leaders as U S efforts push toward a Dec 17 deadline for a treaty. Begin signaled willingness to sign based on the American draft amid talks on Article 6 and regional implications.
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Cyrus Vance
Cairo
Golda Meir
Israel
Egypt
Vance
Carter
Meir
Anwar Sadat
Sadat
Moshe Dayan
Ezer Weizman
Ben- Gurion International
Menachem Begin
Oslo
Norway
Begin
West Bank
Gaza Strip
Golda Meir Buried On Mount Herzl In Rain Soaked Funeral
Golda Meir, Israel’s former prime minister, was buried on Mount Herzl in Jerusalem beside Levi Eshkol. Army chaplains led prayers as 1,000 officials, foreign representatives, relatives, and friends attended the state funeral. Forty to sixty cadets stood in the rain guarding the service.
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Jerusalem
Golda Meir
Israel
Mount Herzl
Levi Eshkol
Yitzhak Navon
Min
Ister Menachem Begin
Weather notes and births pepper Cedar Rapids listings
A Cedar Rapids meteorology brief reports rain on the coast and snow in New York, with cool, clear weather elsewhere. It lists temperatures, times, and wind as SW 14 mph, plus a long births notice detailing several newborns at St. Luke's and Centerport. The page also records a string of local emergency calls, gas work, and sewer plant notes alongside resident names and addresses.
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California
New York State
Coralville Lake
Anchorage
Atlanta
Miami
Bismarck
Nashville
PtCldy
Chicago
Boston
N.orleans
Denver
New York
Cincinnati
Duluth
Honolulu
Seattle
Phoenix
Des Moines Ae Eeerereerseseres
Houston
Washington
Detroit
Pantene
Kansas City
Milwaukee
C.R
St. Paul
Omaha
St. Louis
Sioux Falls
Lansing
McGregor
Guttenberg
Dubuque
Davenport
Keithsburg
Keokuk
Clinton
Cedar
Busch to cut alcohol in controversial Chelsea drink
The Busch company announced it will virtually eliminate alcohol in the Chelsea product and reduce foam to soft drink levels. It will change the bottle color to emerald green, remove alcohol references from labels, and replace advertising claiming it as the natural alternative for adults rather than a beer for youth.
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Busch
Washington
UPI
Anheuser-Busch Inc
Chelsea
Keith Jones
Cedar Rapids Gazette Publication Details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established in 1883 by The Gazette Company is published daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Subscription rates by carrier are 1.15 per week. by mail 5 174 weeks 56.00 52 weeks. U.S. territories 80.00 52 weeks. No mail subscriptions in areas with Gazette carrier service. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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The
Gazette Company
Third Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S
Gazette
Associated Press
Cashier Robbed of 60 000 Dollars in Athens
UPI report states Constantine Svolos the 56 year old U S Embassy cashier in Athens was robbed of sixty thousand dollars after a passer by told him his coat was faulty. He set down the briefcase and it was seized by an accomplice. The theft occurred as he returned from the Bank of Greece amid a looming bank strike. Police are handling the case.
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Athens
Greece
UPI
U.S
Constantine Svolos
Bank of Greece
Svolos
UPI Note On Antifreeze Dilution And Slush Point
The report explains that antifreeze in car radiators must be diluted with water to prevent it from turning to slush at low temperatures. Without dilution the coolant behaves as water, reducing protection against freezing.
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Thaddeus Charles Lewingdon
Glenford
Jerry Martin
Martha
Columbus
Gary Lewingdon
Kirkersville
Joseph Annick
Annick
Army
St. Luke's
Mark Miersen
24Th Ave
Raymond Taber
Oakland Road
William Wallig
Lauren Drive
Patrick Gallagher
Hanover Road
Wendell Reece
Ronald Wetten
Homestead
Centerport
N.Y
Wayne A. Lang
Linden Drive
Second Ave
35Th Street
20Th St
Otis Road
Keith B. Klein
Teresa J. Vontalge
Jack E. Thompkins
Nancy A. Rawson
John A. Hitchcock
Lori L. Goldsberry
David A. Cole
Pamela J. Cotton
Larry H. Smith Jr
Cythia S. Hochstetler
Ricky A. Mayberry
Conneaut
Linda M. Gibbs
Marion
Gerald A. Timm
Lisbon
Janet R. Bohr
Mechanicsville
LaVerne O. Eggleston
Audrey J. Hawkins
Hiawatha
Robert L. Keller
Marlene E. Johnson
National Weather Service
San Francisco
Pel
Bobton
Travelers
the Gift Chalet
Center Pt. Rd
Old World Gifts & Decor
V.I.N
Vine Ave
Whitters Home Builders, Inc
United Press International
C.R. Lumber CO
Second Street
Penick & Ford
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