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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1965

Page

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Warning by China Threatens Intervention in Vietnam War

Communist China warned Saturday it would intervene in the Vietnam conflict after Peking radio quoted a government statement denouncing U S bombing of North Vietnam. The broadcast said Hanoi deserved support and attacked President Johnson, calling him a bandit chief and urging solidarity against imperialist aggression.

Peking Hin Vietnam Tokyo UPI Red China China Peking Radio U.S North Vietnam Hanoi South Vietnam Johnson U. S Indo-China Peking Indo- China Southeast Asia

U.S. Legation Attacked by 2000 Communist Students in Budapest

In Budapest, about two thousand students led by a Vietnamese girl and a Cuban attacked the U.S. legation using stones and ink bottles, wrecking the snack bar, theater, and ground floor windows. Police reinforcements eventually restored order as the protest continued worldwide against U.S. bombings in North Vietnam.

Budapest UPI U. S Legation Cen

Sub-zero chills hit Decorah and nearby towns in Iowa

Sub-zero weather swept northern Iowa with Decorah recording 17 degrees below zero and New Albia 17 below. Oelwein fell to 10 below and Elkader to 6 below. Forecasters expected moderating temperatures with teens tonight and warmer readings by Sunday.

Iowa News Iowa Decorah New Albia Oelwein Elkader

Childless Five Years Quadruplets Coming to Ventura

After nearly five years of childless marriage, Mrs. Gary Gwillian and her husband, a 27 year old deputy district attorney, learned they are expecting quadruplets due mid May. The couple, living in a small Ventura apartment, said they are excited and will move to a larger home after the birth.

Ventura Calif Gary Gwillian Gwillian

Abel Leads Steelworkers Race Faces Protest Plan

I W Abel spoke on the close United Steelworkers election saying plans to protest voting procedures are afoot. He predicts protests could push the election to court and an eventual win by 10 000 votes, while production and stockpiling trends in automakers hint at broader impact beyond the ballot.

Pittsburgh I. W. Abel United Steelworkers David McDonald Abel McDonald Associated Press USW

Argentine Rail Pact Reached With Unions

BUENOS AIRES AP says the government reached a wage agreement Saturday with two railroad unions that have staged 30 one day work stoppages since November 1963.

Buenos Aires

Eight-year Social Security protest in Pittsfield

John Faulkner, 73, a retired meter reader, has refused to collect social security for eight years to protest inequities. He lives on savings, plans to retire to five-cent cigars, and says benefits should be universal regardless of contributions. He resents the system but may file for back pay if necessary.

Pittsfield Mass John Faulkner Faulkner

Most Docks Busy Again After 33 Day Strike End

Longshoremen returned to work Saturday at New York and other ports, ending a 33 day strike. Most East and Gulf Coast ports reported resumed activity while South Atlantic and Western Gulf ports faced ongoing tie ups due to local disputes and stalled negotiations during a weekend recess.

New York East Gulf Coast South Atlantic Gulf

Moscow doctors expect flu outbreak to end in days

Moscow physicians from Tass reported the month-old flu outbreak should be over in a week or ten days. The estimate came as health officials monitor rising case counts and push measures to curb the spread.

Moscow UPI Tass

Khanh vows more air raids unless Hanoi halts war

Lt General Nguyen Khanh, South Vietnam’s strong man, said he will personally order more Vietnamese air strikes against North Vietnam if it does not call off its war. U S Ambassador Maxwell Taylor said Hanoi may be weighing support for the Viet Cong amid the raids. A fire at a Saigon petroleum dump caused little damage, started by a cigarette. Viet Cong mined a patrol train and attacked an airstrip as minor actions continued elsewhere.

Saigon UPI Nguyen Khanh South Vietnam North Vietnam U. S Maxwell Taylor Hanoi Vietnam Khanh

Probing Hoodlums Move Into Banks Invasion Report

Federal grand juries investigate reports that a few banks have been taken over by Cosa Nostra figures. Investigators note racketeers drain assets with large unsecured loans, using bank charters as licenses to steal. Most affected banks are in the East and Midwest, with efforts ongoing.

Washington Cosa Nostra Courtney Evans FBI Bankers East Midwest

Two would be burglars arrested after Tropic Lanes break in

Cedar Rapids detectives nabbed William Dombroske and Robert Whitney in a dawn break in at Tropic Lanes bowling alley. Six officers trailed a tip, hiding inside and outside the building for a 3:40 a.m. capture. Bond set at 5000 dollars each. preliminary hearing awaited.

Cedar Rapids Tropic Lanes Third Street James Shannon Dombroske Apex Loan Co Whitney Shannon Ralph Gearhart Calvin Trousdale Charles Jelinek Leland Meikle Chief Shannon Wally Johnson Meikle Jelinek Gearhart Trousdale Loren Hullinger, Jr

Plane Crashes in Heart of Miami

A central American cargo plane with one engine on fire crashed in a Miami junkyard area after taking off from Miami International. Pilot Geronimo Diaz Granados and co pilot Jose Ravel died. The two engine C 46 clipped a building and exploded, fire spreading for hours as eyewitnesses reported engines sputtering before silence. The FAA said no distress call was received.

Miami Geronimo Diaz Granados Jose Ravel Miami International el Salvador Aesa Aerolineas of 47Th Street 37Th Avenue Federal Aviation Agency

Meek Inheritors Prompt Quiet Earth Rule

Wit note questions the meek gaining power and then remaining humble after inheriting the earth, delivering a light moral about restraint and character.

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