Man Identified in Shore Death Case at Cedar Rapids Inn
Cedar Rapids police identified the man seen with 18 year old Susan J. Shore after her death at the Holiday Inn Friday night. Leo Wagenknecht 29 of Sterling D is not in custody nor charged. Shore had met Wagenknecht through pre arranged plans. The autopsy is ongoing with no sign of external injury and no charges filed at this time.
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Cedar Rapids
Susan J. Shore
Holiday Inn
Leo Wagenknecht
Sterling
Felice
Miss Shore
Wagenknecht
Linn
Jack Fulton
Wagenknechh
Ottumwa Heights College
Fulton
Stone
Davenport
Army Court Use Widened To Civilians
The Army extends military court martial jurisdiction to civilians serving with or accompanying U S forces in Vietnam including newsmen. The rule covers all civilians actually serving in the field during war. Disposition will be case by case, potentially including U S district court trials under federal law.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Vietnam
Congress
Pentagon
U. S.S
U. S
The
Federal Times
Edward Haughney
Javits Pushes Broad Europe Policy Review Amid Troop Debate
Senator Javits and five Republican allies prepare a resolution for a wide review of U.S. policy in Europe as a counter to the Mansfield plan for unilateral force reductions. He aims to broaden GOP support, seeking Dirksen and more cosponsors while arguing for substantial, flexible U.S. forces in Europe.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Javits
New York
Dirksen
White House
U.S
Mansfield
Seman Igmae Seo Javits
Europe
Morton
Kentucky
Scott
Pennsylvania
Griffin
Michigan
Percy
Illinois
Baker
Tennessee
Liquor Option Law Repealed by Senate
The Iowa Senate repealed the reverse local option section of the liquor-by-the-drink law 48 to 11 and sent the bill to the House. It voids sub-section 7 of Section 123.27 from 1963 and lets counties vote on being dry if liquor is not wanted. Twenty-one counties have voted since passage, nine dry and twelve wet. Senator sponsors were Tom Frey Tom Riley and Howard Reppert Jr.
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House
Towa
Tom Frey
Neola
Tom Riley
Cedar Rapids
Howard Reppert, Jr
Des Moines
Detroit Racial Strike Seen With Little Early Impact
In Detroit the so called racial strike labeled a new protest tool showed little effect as GM and city bus workers reported normal shifts. Attendance at GM Michigan plants remained normal or better while Detroit Street Railways noted only 20 of 1430 absences.
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Detroit
General Motors
Michigan
Congress
Adam Clayton Powell
D-N.y
Muskegon
Dick Gregory
Chicago
Detroit Street Railways System
Wilson says Viet peace could now be reached
London AP Prime Minister Harold Wilson said that a peaceful solution to the Vietnam war could now be reached despite no early success in talks with Soviet Premier Kosygin. He noted the gap is bridgeable with realistic political and military factors and mutual desire for a negotiated settlement.
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UPI
Vietnam
Kosygin
London
England
Harold Wilson
U.S
North
Alexei Kosygin
Wilson
House of Commons
Moscow
Gin
Britain
Indo-China
Johnson
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh
Paul VI
National Front For Liberation
Beautiful Land Car Tag Voted In Iowa Legislature
The Iowa House, after a brief session, approved by 68 to 51 a bill to permit the slogan beautiful land on Iowa license plates. The measure, already approved by the Senate, had previously failed by 61 to 48 with 15 abstentions. Rep. Clarence Schmarje changed his vote after discussions with constituents.
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Des Moines
Beautiful Land
Iowa
Harold Hughes
Iowa House
House
Senate
Clarence Schmarje
R-Muscatine
Harvard Ambassdor Goldberg Hissed At Harvard Remarks
Arthur Goldberg United Nations ambassador faced hisses and laughter as he defended U.S. Vietnam policy before about 1 200 Harvard students and faculty. He avoided discussing air attack renewals and urged negotiation while noting de escalation as key to ending the war. Tight security surrounded the appearance at Sanders Theater.
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Cambridge
Mass
Arthur Goldberg
U.S
United Nations
Harvard University
Goldberg
North Vietnam
Hiss
Defense
McNamara
Harvard
Sanders Theater
High Court Upholds Card Burning Law In Draft Case
The Supreme Court refused to hear an appeal by David L. Miller, a 24-year-old alleged draft-card burner, leaving intact a lower court ruling that the 1965 statute criminalizing card burning is constitutional. The decision, announced by Justice Douglas, leaves Miller’s conviction under the law in place.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
David L. Miller
New York City
2Nd
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
William C. Douglas
High Hopes For Talks Are Dashed
In Saigon on Tuesday the AP reports U.S. jets resumed aerial strikes on North Vietnam after a six day pause. Washington announced attacks were being resumed following heavy truck movement and waterborne activity reported overnight.
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Saigon
U.S
North Vietnam
U.S. Command
Pentagon
Washington
U S resumes bombing North Vietnam Tass report says
Tass Moscow reports without comment that the United States has resumed bombing North Vietnam on Monday night. The brief AP dispatch notes the action as a factual statement from the Soviet news agency.
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Moscow
Tass
U.S
North Vietnam
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Linn County
William N. Stone
James Shannon
By Darrell Garwood
Gazette
Soviet Union
Kosy
Air Force
Panhandle
George Christian
U.N
U Thant
United States
High
Lloyd Eldon Miller, Jr
Canton, IL
Potter Stewart
Miller
Maryland
Howard J. Whitehall, Jr
Johns Hopkins University
Paul de Lucia
Paul
Ricca
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