Johnson urges voluntary wage price restraints to curb inflation
President Johnson’s cabinet committee urged business and labor to accept guidelines for voluntary wage and price restraint. The six year target would rise to about 4.8 percent for wages in 1964 and price increases near 1958 levels, with firms absorbing the first one percent of costs.
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Road Plan Faces Delays In Five Year Highway Program
The Gazette outlines delays and funding factors for multiple projects in the proposed five year highway program. It notes shifts to a fiscal year and design changes can push 1970s work into 1969 or 1971. Paving and grading plans stretch from Cedar Rapids areas to Marion and Central City with several two year postponements.
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Bowling Street
Cedar Rapids
Andersin Siid
Quisition
Marion
Central City
Cental City
Manchester
Waterloo
West Union
Glayton County
Scant Reply To Anti American Ads Stirs Brazilian Debate
In January seven readers responded to Brazilian newspaper ads urging anti American sentiment. Writers and a teacher offered criticisms tied to U S actions in Vietnam economics and cultural gaps. Joan Mowinkel of the American Embassy promoted anonymous letters to gauge opinion.
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Janemro
Rio
Ajaticee
Troicéns
Jman
Joan Mowinkel
Affars Colmselir
Ant
Camericadam
Foub Letters Critica
Lone
Melina
New York
Brazil
U.S
Vietnam
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Braziil Forl
Mo Heas
Mowinckel
Wes Tied Up In Booth By Rope Tangle
In Bris Ol England three truck drivers bound a booth with rope trapping two youths inside. They freed themselves after contacting their girlfriends and summoning police aid.
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England
UPI
Wage and Hour Seeks Missing Iowa Back Wages Claimants
The U S Labor Department seeks 800 workers owed back wages from federal wage and hour violations. Among those to locate are five with last known Iowa addresses. Amounts range from under 25 to over 1000 dollars. Names include Beverly Gillespie Haunceville Cedar Rapids John Kolden Jane Dale Olson Sioux City and David Shivley.
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Washington
Thore Han
Iowa
Ani Nicacia
Gr Pst
Ould
Department of Labor
Beverly Gillespie
Haunceville
John Kolden
Cedar Rapids
Jerry D. Strusenark
Jane Dale
MM. Olson
Sioux City
David i Shivley
Nietsie
Peace talks shift as U S aims for military focus in Viet Nam
Report notes a Hanoi related bid to formalize talks with the United States while urging the National Liberation Front to be recognized. U S officials insist on a strictly military frame for discussions and refuse to let diplomacy dilute the prisoner release objective.
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Smith
Akron
J.S
U.S
National Liberation Front
NLF
Paris
Pressman's Union Reaches Agreement with Four Firms
Pressman's Union and four employers including Stamals Publishing Co and Russell Guide, Inc reach a new contract with the union. Six other Cedar area commercial printers rejected offers and gridlock persists as the association contract runs out Tuesday night.
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Pressman’s
Unio 104
Empoyers
Cedar
Reement
Stamals Publishing Cd
Russell Guide, Inc
Saturda
Rs’ Assa
Record Bird Census Sees Peak Species Count
Bird watchers report a record number of species on a Christmas census day. The Cedar Rapids area counted Arctic tundra migrants and many common waterfowl and songbirds across Cedar, Marion, and nearby lakes and rivers.
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Cedarit
Ceda Lake
Lds
Ie Ae
Marion
Chain Lakes
South Éilong
the Cedar
River
Denver Hospital Mixes Up Death Pronouncement for 71 Year Old
A 71 year old Denver widow was pronounced dead on December 6 after three weeks in hospital. Doctors revived her heartbeat with stimulants and prepared for post mortem surgery before her respiration and pulse returned. The hospital chief called the incident highly unfortunate and said the initial pronouncement was effectively correct. Mrs Rheams's sister was notified in California and word of the death appeared in local newspapers.
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Denver
Golfie
Oficia’s
Sai
David Cowen
Denver General Hospital
Cowen
Troctors
Rhea
Robins Sighted in Milwaukee Despite Snow
Milwaukee bird watchers report 91 robins observed during a winter census despite a five inch snow cover and teens temperature, part of an annual winter court for the U S Fish and Wildlife Service.
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Milwaukie
Milwaukee
Ird
U.S. Fish and Wildlife’ Service
Argentina reports missing space capsule during weather mission
Argentina's air force offers a reward of about 29 for information leading to recovery of its camerat equipped space capsule sent aloft last Sunday for a weather study mission described as a success. No trace found on Earth despite search efforts.
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LA Rioja
Arfientiria
Argentina
Air Force
Earth
Hope- Continued Reflections On A Tough Vietnam Tour
The piece notes the performers endured illness fatigue and travel strain on a grueling Vietnam tour. It highlights audience- performer empathy and gratitude from the audience, calling the shows show busy at their best and expressing hope for an end to the conflict. It emphasizes that these young performers deserve a better life and a chance to live in peace.
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States
Vietnam
Paris
Trygve Lie and Norway's wartime leadership profile
Trygve Lie, secretary general from 1946 to 1953, led the U.N. at its founding after a career as Norway's justice minister and exile government member. He joined the Norwegian labor movement, served abroad in London, and later returned to Norway before pursuing efforts to expand Norwegian industry with foreign capital.
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U.N
A . Lie
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Wuld
Lie
Norway
London
Ant
Bag Yamrarskjold
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Area Ten College Receives Department Grant for Law Enforcement Training
The announcement by Rev John Culver notes Area Ten Community College secures a substantial grant under the Omnibus Crime Controls and Safe Streets Act to fund training in law enforcement. Loans or grants up to 1800 annually may be awarded to eligible students. applications are handled through the college office.
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Arta Ten Community College
Monlay Bi
John Culver
Ed Justice Ae
Area Ten
Allege
Culver
Mah Faces Asyaul Charge Filed by Wife
A man named Mah was charged by his wife with assault and intoxication after an arrest on Saturday. He was released on own recognizance on the assault charge and remains in custody on the intoxication count?
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Asyaul
Calam
Jon
Plan for $6.3 Million Gas Facilities in Cedar Rapids Area
Illinois gas district manager announces a four year plan totaling 6.306 million dollars for Cedar Rapids area projects. Highlights include six miles of 10 to 12 inch feeder lines around the eastern perimeter and a 36 thousand dollar 1961- era modernization of the Cedar Rapids office. The program notes a rise to 411,336 gas customers and increased consumption to 17,111,969 hundred cubic feet. A 130 thousand dollar modernization for the commercial office is slated for 1969.
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Clayion
Illyois Gas
Cedar Rapids
Orea
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