Lynch Carson Plea Time Set On Narcotics Charge
Two 20 year olds, Kevin J. Lynch of Dallas and Billie D. Carson of Des Moines, were arraigned on narcotics and prescription drug charges after a United Airlines incident spurred a police search warrant. Each posted bond and await preliminary hearing. Lloyd Humphreys appointed for Carson. Lynch represented by his own lawyer.
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Rigm
Cedar Rapids
Kevin J. Lynch
Dallas
Billie D. Carson
Des Moines
Lynch
Carson
Loren Hullinger, Jr
Lloyd Humphreys
United Air Lines
United
Olice
California
Derby Station Robbery Suspect Searched After Heist
A lone gunman robbed the Derby service station on Mt Vernon Road SE of 160 dollars. Police obtained a search warrant for Lynch after two weeks of surveillance and an informant alleged drug activity. A psychiatric exam was ordered for Burrell Rupe Jr. in connection with related charges.
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Derby
Mt. 'Ernon Road
William Ng
Eads
Robert
Beck
Bertram
Cedar Rapids
Lynch
Burrell T. Rupe, Jr
Third Avenue
Marion
Willl
California
Anamosa
Harold Vietor
Linn
Dock Strike Triggers Embargo on Surface Mail Routes
A coastal dock strike prompts an embargo on all surface mail to Europe Africa the Mid East and Caribbean regions. Judge Eads authorized a search of Lynch's motel room while Postmaster Seda noted only air mail remains flowing to certain destinations. Military mail is unaffected and hearings are scheduled for January 6 on seized items kept as potential evidence.
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Gulf
Europe
Africa
Mid-East
Eads
Carribean Islands
Puerto Rico
Lynch
Virgin Islands
Charles Seda
University Hospital
Warren Rees
West Coast
India
Pakistan
Second-Class Postal Rates Increase in Three-Phase Plan
Postage for newspapers magazines and other second class materials rises in a three stage schedule starting Jan 1 with the second phase effective Jan 1 1969 and the final step Jan 1 1970. Editorial matter in commercial pubs increases to 3.2 cents per pound and advertising zones rise to 4.9 to 16 cents per pound. Special lower rates apply to classroom and nonprofit publications.
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Charles Seda
Europeans Celebrate Apollo Moon Orbit Across Europe
Across Western Europe television screens lit up as Apollo 8 images showed the moon in lunar orbit. In London offices and shops crowds watched while Italy interrupted radio with orbit news and French headlines hailed the achievement as awe struck viewers praised American know how.
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London
Europe
Italy
Satelite
Buitrago
Madrid
London Evening Standard
Evening News
Austria
Cub Scouts Pack 100 Awardees Named at All Saints School
The All Saints School awarded Cub Scouts Pack 100 honors to members including Gene Bockenstedt Mike Burns Mike Maire Kent Wanzek Tim Guinnane Tom Satariano Mike Gourley Mike Kerrigan Danny Owens Mark Owens Mark Scherrman Steve McDermott John Fay Andy Murphy Ken Gourley Tom Merfeld Jeff and Steve Engel Rev George Carlson. The Christmas Eve devotionals theme Time For Peace and local media coverage by Rome's newspapers KCRG TV are noted.
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All Saints School
Gene Bockenstedt
Mike Burns
Mike Maire
Kent Wanzek
Tim’ Guinnane
Tom Satariano
Mike Gourley
Mike Kerrigan
Danny Owens
Mark Owens
Mark Scherrman
Steve McDermott
John Fay
Andy Murphy
Ken Gourley
Tom Merfeld
Jeff
Cash
Steve Engel
George Carlson
Rome
Kcrg-Tv
Van Slyke Sentenced Five Years for Break In Charge
Judge William Eads imposes five years in the state penitentiary at Ft. Madison on LaVern Van Slyke for guilty plea to attempted breaking and entering. The 22 year old from 1235 Third Street SW will serve the term concurrently with a Benton county sentence for an attempted break in at Kaye's 66 station on December 10.
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William Eads
Pententiary
Ft. Madison
LaVern van Slyke
van Slyke
Third Street
Benton County
Kaye’s 66 Station
Tenth Avenue SE
columnists and writers listed for page six
The page lists columnists and entertainment writers including Roscoe Drummond William White Russell Baker Cynthia Lowry Leonard Lyons Sylvia Porter Sam Sbulsky Art Buchwald and a picture page feature. The lineup presents a roster of prominent editors and humorists featured in today’s newspaper.
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Roscoe Drummond
Wiliam
White
Russell Baker Entertainment
Cynthia Lowry
Leonard Lyons
Deputies Resign Effective Dec 31 in Linn County
Linn County Sheriff Walter Grant told the board of supervisors that Deputy Sheriffs Gene Clatterbuck and Kendall J. Dawson submitted resignations, effective December 31, with no action taken by the supervisors. The board approved funding for Deputy Teal Beuter to attend a four week Iowa state law enforcement academy course at county expense.
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Linn
Walter Grant
Board of Supervisors
Gene Clatterbuck
Kendall J. Dawson
Dudley Henderson
Teal Beuter
Iowa State Law Enforcement Academy
Ft. Des Moines
Steven Reiter Charged With Assault and Battery
Steven J. Reiter, 19, of 1519 Center Point read NE, was arrested Monday night on a justice of the peace warrant charging him with assault and battery. The warrant, issued by Justice of the Peace Glenn Powers, was based on information from his wife Sharon, who alleged the Dec. 21 incident. Reiter posted a $110 bond and was released.
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Steven Reiter
Steven J. Reiter
Center Point Read
Justice of the Peace
Glenn
Powers
Reiter
Sharon
China Deploys Youths to Boost Rural Harvests
Three million youths in Kwangtung province were compelled to abandon cities to aid agricultural production. Reports say party and government workers and factory staff were also sent to the countryside to help relieve lagging farm output.
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Hong Kong
Red China
Kwangtung
Christmas cease fire marred by two Viet Cong mortar attacks
In Saigon nearly 1.5 million U.S. and South Vietnamese troops joined with Communist forces for a 72 hour truce that was marred within hours by two mortar barrages near Saigon totaling about 70 rounds. Casualties were light as both sides eyed a fragile pause and readiness for renewed fighting if attacked.
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Saigon
CPI
U. S S
U. S
South
Paris
South Vietnam
South Korea Lifts Special Red Alert After North Korean Raid
Seoul military says the special eastern coast alert ends after North Korean guerillas landed there in early November. The army reports 106 enemy killed and seven captured in a major sweep, with further searches for possible survivors in coastal mountains ongoing.
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Seoul
South Korea
Defense Ministry
It Takes a Thief Episode Snatches Viewers
Television listings note a program titled It Takes a Thief airing Tuesday at 7 30 PM on Channel 9 Color. The line suggests a schedule item with time and network details.
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Channel 9
Olor
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