Fulkerson Nabbed in California
Cedar Rapids man Samuel C. Fulkerson was arrested in Los Angeles on a federal indictment with two others over a scheme to defraud patients seeking medical laboratory services. The 13 count case alleges fake low cost urine hormone tests via a Los Angeles lab later Flagstaff operation, with profits shared to doctors and a Cedar Rapids firm.
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Robert B
Doc” Holmes
Flagstaff, Ariz
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San Antonio
Texas
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Arizona
Flagstaff
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Nutritional Research Associates, Inc
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Grinnellians Picket CIA Recruiter on Campus
Grinnell college students staged a peaceful protest outside the placement office during a CIA recruiter visit. A core of 3 to 9 students from Students for a Democratic Society handed out literature and displayed posters questioning CIA activities in Vietnam, Indonesia, and Santo Domingo.
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Central Intelligence Agency
Grinnell College
CIA
Muffie Meyer
Chicago
Students For A Democratic Society
Vietnam
Indonesia
Santo Domingo
Jean Vandervoort
Heyworth
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Building Crack Forces Exodus at Tampa’s Marine Bank
Hundreds evacuated from the 16 story Marine bank building in Tampa after a 30 foot crack ran across the south outer wall. Officials ruled out structural danger, saying only brick veneer facing failed while the steel girdered core remained sound. Police kept crowds back and traffic diverted.
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Marine Bank
Morton urges Iowa GOP to win back seats in must election
Senator Thruston Morton speaking at a Roosevelt hotel breakfast told about twelve Republicans in Cedar Rapids that Iowa must rebound from the 1964 setback and retake six House seats plus reelect Senator Jack Miller. He praised Miller and Hickenlooper as a team and urged strong turnout statewide.
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Thruston Morton
Kentucky
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Ames
Linn County
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Morton
Jack Miller
Iowa
Joseph B. Flatt
Winterset
Joe Betrouche
Des Moines
Mary Louise Smith
Robert K. Beck
Centerville
Murray
National Publicans
Cedar Rapids
House
Towa
B. B. Hickenlooper
New York appoints Philadelphia officer as police commissioner
Mayor John Lindsay names Howard Leary of Philadelphia as New York City's police commissioner to replace Vincent Broderick who ends his term Monday amid disputes over civilian review boards. Lindsay has pledged a civilian controlled board to scrutinize police brutality cases involving minorities.
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UPI
John Lindsay
Howard Leary
Philadelphia
New York City
Vincent Broderick
Lindsay
Broderick
Times
Iowa
CBS News chief resigns over Viet Nam hearings coverage
Fred W. Friendly resigns as CBS News president after the network suspends live television coverage of Senate hearings on Viet Nam. John A. Schneider, new broadcasting vp, decides to limit coverage and keep day time programming.
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UPI
Fred W. Friendly
Columbia Broadcasting System News Division
Vietnam
CBS
Frank Stanton
Friendly
Broadcasting
John A. Schneider
George ¥. Kennan
National Broadcasting Co
NBC
Schneider
McNamara says US not seeking wider war or nuclear option
Defense Secretary McNamara told senators the United States does not aim to escalate the Vietnam conflict or crush North Vietnam. He warned against nuclear use in South Vietnam, saying escalation is not in American interest and a ceasefire or peace talks are needed.
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North Vietnam
McNamara
U. S
South Vietnam
China
Armed Services and Appropriations
Ir Congress
Roy Johnson
U. S. Pacific Fleet
Washington
Johnson
Viet Cong National Liberation Front
Ihe Hanoi
Gemini 8 Space Walk Plans Three Hour Stint
AP reports NASA outlines a nearly three hour spacewalk for Gemini 8 with David Scott clinging to the rear and Neil Armstrong maneuvering to dock with a target satellite. The mission aims for a March 15 launch from Cape Kennedy and a 72 hour Atlantic splashdown after multiple dockings and long experiments.
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America
David Scott
Neil Armstrong
The
National Aeronautics
Gemini Launch Complex 19
Scott
Armstrong
Atlantic
Amish school teachers sought to ease Viet Nam war strain
A Humble Gazette report notes the plan to hire certified teachers for two private Amish schools as a private fund would pay them. Gov Harold Hughes and Oelwein officials sought a compromise while U. S. forces near Bong Son fought Viet Cong in Operation Eagles Claw with heavy casualties reported on both sides.
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First Air Cavalry Division
Bong Son
Hazleton
Gulf of Thai
Harold Hughes
North Vietnam
Oelwein School Board
Tam Ky
Aman
Hughes
Gaulle
Sinamese
Ho Chi Mich
Oelwein
N. J. Kjar
Oelwein Schools Board
Kjaer
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