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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1967

Page

3

Rio area landslide topples buildings killing and burying many

In a Rio suburb, a house and two apartment blocks collapsed after 24 hours of rain. By Monday morning, 22 bodies were recovered, with warnings that as many as 100 may be buried. Officials cited ongoing rain, obstructed drains, and widespread destruction as the cause, with hundreds left homeless.

Rio DE Janeiro Rio Guanabara Francisco Negrao de Lima Elder Lettieri Sao Paulo

Bank breakin foiled at Wadena by residents screams

Iowa and FBI agents joined the probe of a 4 a.m. Sunday breakin at the Elgin State Bank in Wadena. Burglars unlocked the rear apartment door by force and fled after Mrs. Arthur Thomas screamed. No cash was taken.

Wadena Iowa Bureau of Criminal Investigation Federal Bureau of Investigation Elgin State Bank Arthur Thomas Francis Butikofer Elgin Thomas Fayette County Fred House House

There is only one way to handle women

A provocative quip claims a sole method to manage women, framed as a joke. The caption mocks gender norms with a sharp one liner attributed to humor.

Navy Names 2 As Viet Heroes

In Da Nang a Navy Cross honors Captain Harry Dinsmore for removing a seven pound 60mm mortar shell from a South Vietnamese soldier. Cpl. Patrick Gallagher, an Irish citizen, earned the same award for throwing himself on a grenade to save three comrades and flinging it into a river before it exploded.

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NSA Votes To Return CIA Money

The National Student Assn votes to return unused funds from a 26 000 grant to the CIA. Eric Vanloon says about half the grant may be spent and asserts all ties with the CIA are severed. He was unaware of CIA involvement until emergency Washington session.

Chapel Hill N.C National Student Assn Central Intelligence Agency NSA Eric Vanloon University of North Carolina Youth and Student Affairs Foundation CIA Vanloon Washington Vanioon

Chicago Houston L A Bid For 1968 GOP Convention

Chicago, Houston and Los Angeles bid for the 1968 Republican convention with others to follow. Houston touts the Astrodome and cash guarantees, while Chicago seeks bids for both major party events using the International Amphitheater. Los Angeles offers the Sports Arena and new hotels nearby.

Chicago Houston L.A Washington UPI Los Angeles G.O.P Philadelphia San Francisco Miami Paul Iverson

Soviet General Claims ABM Missiles Won't Hit Targets

Gen. Pavel Kurochkin of the Frunze Academy said Soviet missiles defending against ABM systems would not reach their targets if launched. He reiterated that ABM is defensive and not a threat to world peace, and cited intercept mechanisms without details. The report notes Johnson's moratorium proposal and Kosygin's London remarks on defense systems reducing deaths.

John Weyland Moscow Soviet Union Pavel Kurochkin Frunze Military Academy Kurochkin Johnson Kremlin Kosygin London U.S Vietnam

Diversion A New Column for Erma Bombeck

Erma Bombeck, a 38 year old Centerville Ohio mother of Betsy Andy and Matt, begins a humor column for The Gazette. Her work alternates with Art Buchwald on the picture page. her career spans Dayton papers and national syndication.

Erma Bombeck Centerville Ohio Dayton The Gazette Today Bombeck Art Buchwald Betsy Andy Matt University of Dayton Erma Hersemaeckald

Federal report urges numerical cap to end school segregation

The Civil Rights Commission proposes a federal law banning any school from having more than a fixed percentage of Negro students. It suggests a 50 percent line as a model, urges open housing legislation and more federal aid to help desegregation efforts nationwide.

Washington Faivil Rights Commission Commission Whitten New York Massachusetts Congress

Living Costs Hold Steady in January

Washington report shows start of year price stability with consumer costs unchanged in January. The Labor Department data indicate no monthly inflation for the first time in a year.

Washington UPFI Labor Department

Carmakers Seek Federal Goals for Auto Exhaust Controls

Detroit AP report says automakers favor federal standards for exhaust-control devices but seek clear goals and timelines. Thomas C. Mann of the Automotive Manufacturers Association urged the government to outline pollution objectives, allow two years for tooling and testing, and consider crash programs to speed adoption.

Detroit Thomas C. Mann Automobile Manufacturers Association Mann Senate Edmund Muskie Dmaine Manufacturers Association

Carpenter Saws Off Hand and Returns to Work

Carpenter Russell Stratton 27 saved his severed left hand by carrying it to Massachusetts General Hospital after an accident with a radial saw. Surgeons led by Ronald Malt and William Harris operated for ten hours, and Stratton reported tingling in the hand as recovery begins. The team that performed the operation previously led a 1962 limb restoration.

Boston UPI Russell Stratton Massachusetts General Hospital Stratton Ronald Malt William Harris

Iowas GOP Fumes As Senate Backs 18 Vote Amendment

In Des Moines the Republican dominated Iowa House postponed HJR 7 to block a measure lowering the voting age from 24 to 18 after the Senate approved SJR 9 by a 49 to 9 vote. Rep Maurice Van Nostrand blasted the Senate as hypocritical saying voters earlier rejected Democratic candidates who supported the idea. He warned 18 year olds lack emotional maturity despite physical readiness and noted 18s are minors unable to sign contracts.

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