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Cedar Rapids Gazette in Cedar Rapids, Iowa

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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1969

Page

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Vermont Storm Triggers Disaster Status and Flooding

Vermont declared a disaster area as four feet of snow and four storms hit New England. Gov. Deane Davis mobilized the National Guard to rescue stranded motorists and families. East Wallingford saw 48 inches of new snow, Waitesfield 44 inches, and Marshfield 99 inches with drifts up to 20 to 30 feet.

Vermont New England Hursday Deane Davis National Guard The Weather Bureau East Wallingford Waitesfield Marshfield McCullough Verment Massachusetts New Hampshire Maine Kennebec Androscoggin Augusta Yallowell Gardiner Oklahoma Arizona New Mexico

Sharp Jump in Feb Draft Call Echoes Vietnam Drawdown

Washington AP report notes a surge in February draft calls to over 33,000 monthly, followed by a Pentagon plan to stretch quotas and reduce overall Vietnam commitment. Secretary Laird forecasts a drop of more than 108,000 by mid April as U.S. forces scale back. DES MOINES UPS reports a cutback to about 285,000 in February, with January at 180,000, reflecting the broader pullback in armed forces. In West Virginia, about 1,200 coal miners strike over a new compensation law, while President Nixon signs the coal mine safety bill despite misgivings about federal involvement. UN Secretary-General Thant heads to Africa for a four‑country tour amid the coal walkout and industry concerns.

Washington Jentagon Nixon U.S Viel Pentagon Nain Earli Indor Jefonse Laird Vietnam Des Moines UPS Selective Service White House Ronald Ziegler California San Clemente West Virginia Kanawha River Lagan County Kanawha Valley Coal Association

Nixon Signs $2.5 Billion Housing Bill For Public Housing

President Nixon signed a $2.5 billion appropriation covering state justice and commerce departments and the federal judiciary plus a $4.8 billion housing measure aimed at easing student unrest and urban renewal impacts. The act broadens subsidies for public housing tenants, allows partial operating cost support, raises construction cost ceilings, and adds new FHA programs including mobile homes and flood insurance enhancements while extending HUD authority on interest rate ceilings.

Washington Nixon State, Justice and Commerce Departments Federal Judiciary Congress U.S FHA Secretary of Housing and Urban Development

Anti American Demonstration in Manila Hits US Envoy Car

In Manila anti American demonstrators attacked a US ambassadorial limousine as Vice-President Agnew arrived for a embassy reception. Police described a small Molotov bottle used as a projectile. Demonstrators, chanting Yankee Go Home, were repelled with tear gas as riot squads separated cars and crowd.

Pepho U.S Manila Agnew Philippines Henry Bycoade Jatee Embassy Secret Service

France Demands Explanation Of Israeli Gunboat Maneuver

France demands explanation from Israel on how five gunboats escaped Cherbourg amid an arms embargo. Officials say the vessels, built for Israel before the embargo, moved toward Israel on Christmas day with no official comment from Jerusalem. Arab diplomats monitor the developing affair as foreign ministers weigh the implications.

France Maurier Schumann Israel Cherbourg Mediterranean Schumann Eytan Ron Hadby Fremier Jacques Chaban jDelmvas Neltish Navy Jet Cherbourg Malta Sicily Seffort

Chuckie Sign at TV Repair Shop Promotes DIY Then Call

A shop window reads Do it yourself then call us with a playful misprint. The sign attributes the line to Konyrlot and reflects a humorous local business moment.

Konyrlot

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