U S debate on Pueblo seizure and North Korean warnings
Washington reports persist that North Korea told the United States about Pueblo operations before its seizure on January 23. Officials deny a formal warning but say some sources claim a prior caution. Defense leaders note the ship may have been undetected 10 to 12 days and question timing of protests and information flow.
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Washington
North Korea
U.S
Military Armistice Commission
Panmutjom
State Department
Defense
McNamara
State Rusk
Sea of Japan
Pak Chung Kook
Pak
Rusk
Parsons College Dean Dies at 49
Fairfield AP reports Parsons College dean Dr. Charles O'Hare died at 49 from an apparent heart attack at his home. He served on the faculty since 1963 and became dean in August 1967. He is survived by his wife and three children.
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O'Hare
Fairfield
Parsons
Yanks Probe Cemetery as Seven Slain Viet Vets Buried
In Saigon the Mac Dinh Chi cemetery is searched for snipers as seven members of Lt Col Nguyen Tuan’s family are buried after guerrilla killings. An 9 year old survivor is found. the colonel refused to order tanks before beheading.
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Saigon
U.S
Mac Dinh Chi
Ellsworth Bunker
U.S. 1St Airborne Division
Nguyen Tuan
Tuan
Hanoi
Vietnam
Thu Dic
Warnings Fail to Keep South Viet Troops Alert
UPI reports South Vietnam's defenses lax despite American warnings as Viet Cong attacks hit multiple cities. Officers noted many troops were relaxed, with units sending many men home for the lunar new year and offices closed except for military and police. Major Gen. Eckhardt had urged a 10 percent alert, but commanders reportedly did not follow through.
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Eugene Rishker
Saigon
UPI
South Vietnam
Pearl Harbor
U.S
Thien
My Tho
Ban Me Thout
Central Highlands
George Eckhardt
Mekong
Kennedy Calls Viet Cong Attacks Evidence of Apathy
Senator Edward Kennedy says the Viet Cong onslaughts against 26 cities and Saigon show deadly apathy among South Vietnamese toward their government. He spoke in a Monday address via the American Advertising Association, arguing many felt no obligation to inform authorities about attacks.
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Washington
Edward Kennedy
Dmass
South Vietnam
Kennedy
American Advertising Association
Saigon
Davis & Burnham Transistor Service Incorporation Notice
Davis & Burnham Transistor Service Inc. is incorporated under Iowa Code Chapter 4964. It begins Jan 2, 1968 with perpetual duration and 42 shares authorized at $50 par. Registered office 2540 22nd Ave Marion IA. agent Robert E Burnham. Directors: Donald Davis and Robert Burnham of Marion IA. TRANSISTOR SERVICE INC. president Donald E Davis. In The District Court Of Iowa Linn County Estate of Walter Dickinson deceased executor Ina G Dickinson appointed Feb 15 1968. Debt and claims notice with six month filing limit.
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Davis & Burnham Transistor Service, Inc
Code of Iowa
Iawa Business Corporation Act
Iowa Business Corporation
22Nd Avenue
Marion
Iowa
Robert E. Burnham
Donald
Davis
Robert
Burnham
Estate of Marianne Bloomhall Deceased Notice
The estate of Marianne Bloomhall deceased was probated with William A. Bloomhall appointed executor. Any action to contest the will must be filed within one year from the second publication. creditors must file claims with the district court within six months from the second publication or be barred. Dated February 1, 1968.
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District Court
State of
Iowa
Linn County
Walter Dickinson
Ina G. Dickinson
Ina G. Ditkinson
Cedar Rapids
Marianne C. Bloomhall
iMarianae
William A. Bloomhall
Siiliman, Gray & Stapleton Elytras
Rapids
Probate of Will and Executor Appointment for George W. Corey
In Linn County Iowa the 1966 probate of George W. Corey deceased was opened with The Merchants National Bank of Cedar Rapids named executor. Creditors must file claims with the court or be barred. second publication planned for February 1968.
Sheriff's Notice of Sale of County Property
Linn County Sheriff announces sale of five motor vehicles by sealed bid under Resolution 1968-1-17. Vehicles include 1945 Chevrolet four door. 1966 Plymouth four door. another 1966 Plymouth four door. 1948 Ford four door. Sale at Linn County Courthouse front door Cedar Falls Iowa February 20 1968 at 9 00 am. Board reserves right to reject sale or change method. publication dates February 6 and February 13 1968.
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Tthe Linn County Board of Supervisors
Chevrolet
Plymouth
Water H. Grant
Sheriff
Linn County
David R. Webster
Mevuty
Notice of Bids for Cedar Rapids Veteran Memorial Windows
The Cedar Rapids Memorial Commission will open bids March 1 at 7 30 pm for replacing sash in Cedar Rapids City Hall area of the Veteran's Memorial Building with aluminum windows. Sixty south windows, plus twenty nine east, west and north windows. Bids due 4 90 pm March 1 1968 to the City Clerk. Plans available in the Spanish American War Room for inspection. A 5 percent cashier’s or certified check is required with bids. The commission may reject any or all bids. Published February 6 and 23 1968.
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Veteran's Memorial Building
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Memorial Commission
Veteran’s Memorial Building
Cily Hall
City Hall
Veteran’s Memorial
Veteran's Memorial Commission
Veteran’s Memoral Commission
R. Tne
Renewal of Articles for Millhiser Smith Agency Inc
Notice of renewal of articles for Millhiser Smith Agency Inc Cedar Rapids Iowa. The firm renews amended substituted articles under Chapter 491 of the 1966 Iowa Code effective January 1 1948 to January 1 1988. Authorized capital stock 100 shares par 100 with 30 issued. Board of Directors 1-5 members. Officers Forrest C. Smith President Charles T. King Vice President and Secretary Byron B. Thorpe Treasurer. Directors named. Readable as of February 2 1988.
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Millhiser-Smith Agency, Inc
Millhiser- Smith Absency, Inc
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Iown
Forrest C. Smith
Charles T. King
Byron B. Thorpe
Forrest D. Smith
In Memoriam Classified Line Rates Noted
A historical notice lists advertising rates: 28 per line per day, 30 consecutive days at 30c per line, 1 to 29 consecutive days at 35c, and 3 to 6 consecutive days at 45c per line per day for memorial notices.
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Hastings
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Gray & Stapleton Attorneys
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Novak Monument CO
Masonic Section
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Lowd
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Beaux Arts
Smulekoff’s Sparkling Jewelry Dept
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Elgin
Gruen, Hamilton
Longine Watch
Hallmark Nursing Home
Vernon
Duncan
Vincent de Paul
MMER
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Columbia School of Broadcasting
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Irene’s Nursing Home
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Melody Inn
Ranson Gros
Roosevelt Motor Hotel
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Basemens Zobac Construction Co
Jacobson Const. CO
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