Kissinger Credits Nixon Trips for Vietnam Peace Push
Henry Kissinger says Nixon’s Peking and Moscow journeys made progress toward peace possible. He links the trips to a new global role for the US and China Soviet relations, notes POWs may return by Feb 11, and asserts continued military aid to South Vietnam within the accord. He defends air power as leverage to prompt negotiations and explains bombing aimed at showing a price for war.
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Vietnam
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Peking
Moscow
Henry Kissinger
United States
Tiate
Labor Agency Focuses on POW Veterans Job Support
The Labor Department says it will give high priority to finding jobs and training for returning POWs. Kissinger says peace depends on US allies and Soviet and Chinese actions, with heavy emphasis on mobilizing manpower aid and joint government efforts in Operation Homecoming. Johnson’s last interview highlights civil rights concerns and his pledge to use presidential power to address inequalities.
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CBS
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National Alliance of Businessmen
Fasser
New-York
Lyndon Johnson
Mane
Hiawatha considers paving Robins Road proposal
Petition from about 102 residents asks the Hiawatha council to fund paving of Robins road partly in Linn county and Cedar Rapids. The council will have the engineer prepare a preliminary cost estimate and discuss funding with county supervisors and city officials. A public hearing on budget amendments is set for Feb 21. The EPA awarded Kirkwood Community College a 90,000 grant for mobile waste water labs and 3,000 for truck radios. The Linn county health department received a 29,885 EPA continuation grant for air pollution control.
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EPA
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No Hove
England
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Donald
Lambert
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Ellen Heasman
Mid-America
Brush Company
Dubuque
Linn County Health Department
Environmental Protection Agency
Health Department
Rogue ten dollar bills found in Cedar Rapids
Police report unusual currency text describing scattered counterfeit ten dollar notes linked to a New York Federal Reserve series. Council discusses sewer line work on Quaas addition and seeks public tips identifying a person who passed the bills.
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New York
Tha Alhy
Nuiy
Caunell
Thieu Calls U S Aid Critical for Peace with Honor
In a CBS interview from Saigon President Thieu says the United States must continue economic and military aid to South Vietnam to secure a peace with honor. He warns that a cease-fire violation by Communists would challenge any notion of peace. He has not decided on joining a coalition with the Communists and notes decision must come from the people.
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Bernard Kalb
Hamless
Coallion
Yeplied
Gazette
State Women Unit Abortion Role Is Questioned
Des Moines AP Kennedy and Doderer clash over the state Commission on the Status of Women. Kennedy criticizes funding and abortion focus, while Doderer defends duties and warns against withholding appropriations for agencies with positions different from lawmakers.
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Des Moines
Gene Kenedy
D-Dubuque
Frisny
Kennedy
Minnette Doderer
Iown City
Doderer
USC graduate Douglas Lane earns psychology degree
Douglas Lane of 1909 Hamilton Street SW graduated from the University of Southern California in Los Angeles with a bachelor of psychology degree.
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Douglas Lane
Hamilton Street
University of Southern California
Los Angeles
Jew Tells of Prisons in Soviet Camps
Abraham Shifrin a Russian Jew who fled to Israel recounts ten years in Soviet camps and prisons from 1959 to 1963. He describes harsh conditions including damp barracks and rotten cabbage meals, with evidence from letters and debriefings. He cites 37 large prisons in Moscow and multiple camps around each city.
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Washington
Sovliet
Abraham
Shifrin
Israel
Senate
Internal Security
Shifvin
Arctic
Russia
Moscow
Ronald Metsale Accused of Two Armed Robberies
Ronald Metsale is held on $6,000 bond after arrest on two counts of armed robbery. Police report say a suspect, identified as Metsala, used a handgun in the incidents at two locations on consecutive days.
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Rohukd Metsala
Avetine
Margals
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