Spying on Officials By Army
Senator Ervin said the constitutional rights subcommittee has been acting on spying on officials by the army. The remark came amid controversy over investigations and civil liberties concerns.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1970
Page
5
Senator Ervin said the constitutional rights subcommittee has been acting on spying on officials by the army. The remark came amid controversy over investigations and civil liberties concerns.
Vice-president Agnew met with 21 Republican governors at Sun Valley Idaho and declared the party is united to move forward. He defended army surveillance of political figures, saying the effort targeted left of center individuals and that testimony will be given next February. Governors offered mixed reactions to the speech at a late breakfast gathering.
Parents in Johnson County Iowa City filed a petition in district court to determine if sex education courses in the Iowa City Community School District violate the law. They seek Grand Jury action if wrongful acts are found. The petition names the district, school board members, Supt. James Ruesswig, and teachers and principals.
A playful quip features a proud father asking to buy a drain for his toddler as a Christmas gift. The floorwalker responds with a wry, forward looking aside about future hobbies, capturing a lighthearted newsroom moment.
The Pentagon reported the Soviets may be slowing the construction of large S89 missiles and leveling their major buildup. Deputy defense official Jerry Friedheim said Moscow would have somewhat fewer than 900 389s under construction, with more than 250 already in combat readiness. Secretary Laird had said in October that over 300 were deployed or under construction at that time.
Special to The Gazette Toledo native Air Force Captain Norbert Podhajsky, 47, piloted a C 123 transport that disappeared over Vietnam on November 28. His body was found. two other aircraft were missing earlier. The wreckage stemmed from thick overcast, with casualties including passengers unconfirmed. Podhajsky served 10 months in Vietnam as a pilot instructor for the South Vietnamese air force and was due home December 2. He was a Toledo High School alumnus and Marshalltown College attendee, with a University of Town degree in political science. He began Air Force service in 1987 and earned pilot wings in spring 1963. Surviving relatives include his mother.
Washington reports say guideline for tuna safety remains robust amid a nationwide testing and recall drive. FDA scientists warn some cans exceed mercury limits but insist the product overall is safe. officials project market clearance within 90 days and urge continued tuna purchases for households.
In Saigon near Tan Son Nhut airbase two explosions injured and killed people at U.S. facilities. A grenade attack and a bomb wounded several Americans and Vietnamese, with officers unsure how the device entered the building.
C R Man aged 22 of 2800 A Avenue NE was charged with draft violation after failing to submit to induction. The case involves noncompliance with military draft procedures and was reported by the Rapids News.
In Gdansk Gdynia and Gdansk rioting left many injured and several dead as crowds protested bread and fuel price hikes. Western diplomats noted police fired on protesters and the army was deployed to restore order.
In Miami veteran Sgt William Kimbro donated 95 dollars saved for Christmas liquor to fund motel stays for five people, aiding two families. In New York City officers paused an eviction for Sam Labelko and his wife, aiding rent payment. The Labalkes, Russian immigrants in the Lower East Side for 33 years, faced a $155 rent increase. A marshal eviction was delayed while police supported the relief effort.
The Norman Valencia family shared $50 saved for Christmas gifts with Filipinos left homeless by typhoons and earthquakes. Grace 12 Norman 13 and Fo 7 donated the money instead, saying there would be little for their own gift season. Their father works as a foot service employee at Tripler Army Hospital.
Two Lamont residents died and a third injured in a car train crash Tuesday near Madison street. Virgil Neuhaus and Verda Neuhaus were killed, William Resler injured with a back injury in fair condition at Peoples hospital. Authorities said the northbound car failed to stop for an eastbound train at low speed. no crossing signal, but warning signs exist. Services for Virgil Neuhaus are planned at Kriesell Fawcett funeral home. survivors include a brother and two sisters. Services for Verda Neuhaus are likewise being arranged at Feeney Knutson funeral home.
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