Farley Defends Johnson Policy Amid Vietnam Debate
Farley condemns Fulbright and accuses him of undermining the president and American morale over Vietnam air support. He argues that history shows annexation and current policy uphold liberty and praises Johnson for aligning with Jefferson and Roosevelt. He cites Viet Cong and Tibetan massacres to support his stance.
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South Vietnam
Farley
Johnson
Manila
Fulbright
Hawaii
U.S
Philippines
Tibet
Sen. Fulbright
Sen
Jefferson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
DeSalvo Strangler Surrender Moves Northward
An escapee linked to the Strangler case remained calm at the police station as an alert went out across East Coast agencies. Two brothers were arrested in Massachusetts for aiding the fugitive after he fled a hospital, while an associate urged him to surrender and Bailey reportedly coordinated from away.
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Cambridge
DeSalvo
Neil Cronin
Albert
Lynn
Waltham
Boston
Massachusetts
Richard
Joseph
Charlie Burnim
Burnim
Bailey
New York
South Carolina
Voice stamp design announced for VOA commemoration
The post office department announced a commemorative stamp design named Voice of America. The stamp issues August 1 in Washington with ceremonies marking the 14th anniversary of the United States Information Agency. It will be printed in red blue and black on white paper.
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Voice of America
Post Office Department
Washington
United States Information Agency
Cedar Rapids Briefs and Club Notes From Local Meetings
Local groups report meetings and speakers. Hawkeye Toastmasters meet Monday at 5 45 p m in Bishops cafeteria with Frank Barvninek as toastmaster and several speakers including Earl Barber and Bob Bevenour. Other notices list hospital visits, ads, and events at various Cedar Rapids venues.
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Hawkeye
Bishops
Frank Barvinek
Earl Barber
Bob Bevenour
Pete Thurman
Bill Corbin
John Petersen
Larry Conover
Detroit's Little Grocers Slay 2 Would be Robbers
In Detroit a 22-year-old robber was killed by Edward Polomski after threatening a cashier. The next day an 18-year-old attacker was shot by William Zachman and died later. The incidents heighten anxiety among small business owners facing armed crime.
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Detroit
Little Grocers
Edward Polomski
Polomski
Polemski
William Zachman
Walter Shamie
Grocers Spotlight
Ray Girardin
Shamie
Girardin
Garrison Probe Sparks Cuban Exile Reactions in New Orleans
Cuban exile leader Carlos Bringuier announces a personal investigation to clear or implicate Cubans in the Garrison probe. Carlos Fowler joins as investigator while Bringuier urges arrest of any Cuban tied to the assassination. Meantime, Sheriff Shamie pushes gun clinic plans amid two storefront robberies and guard gun use.
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New Orleans
Garrison
Carlos Bringuier
Carlos Fowler
Fowler
Bringuier
Shamie
Local finalists named in Columbus event lineup
Columbus and Mrs. Leonard M. Skvor of 187 Nineteenth Avenue SW appear among a panel of judges including Rabbi Isaac Neuman, George Seyfer of Collins Radio Co, and Hamilton Vasey from the Cedar Rapids school system. Other finalists under consideration include Tom Dolan and Robert Kriz from Cedar Rapids, Scott Barnett of Cedar Rapids, Jeff Kidel of Marion, Lowell Kleinmeyer of Homestead, Billy Sauer of Delaware, Kim Keuter of Manchester, and Terry Yanda of Toledo.
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Leonard M. Skvor
Nineteenth Avenue SW
Rabbi Isaac Neuman
George Seyfer
Collins Radio Co
Hamilton Vasey
Cedar Rapids Rapids
Tom Dolan
Robert Kriz
Scott Barnett
Cedar Rapids
Jeff Kidel
Marion
Lowell Kleinmeyer
Homestead
Billy Sauer
Delaware
Kim Keuter
Manchester
Terry Yanda
Toledo
Believe Pancreas Transplant Success
Reported pancreas transplant performed at University of Minnesota hospitals within the past two months, described by Dr. William D. Kelley as potentially the first successful pancreas transplant in the world if continued. The piece also notes a seizure order in Italy over Tropic of Capricorn and a TV discovery segment titled City-Discovery ’67 to air Sunday at 10:30 a.m. on Channel 9 in color.
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University of Minnesota
William D. Kelley
New Yorkness
Discovery
Drunk Driving Arrest for Gerald Nickels
Gerald Nickels, 28, of 500 Fifth Avenue SE, held on $500 bond after a collision at Fifth Avenue SE and Tenth Street SE. Police say his car rear‑ended a stopped vehicle driven by William Lindsey, 20, of 1622 Third Avenue SE at 3:45 PM. Nickels faces drunk driving charges and a claim of no valid Iowa license.
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Gerald Nickels
Fifth Avenue SE
Nickels
Fifth Avenue
Tenth Street
William C. Lindsey
Third Avenue SE
Iowa
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Veterans Administration—Cr
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YMCA
Ox Yoke Inn
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Optimist
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South Side Civic Club
Csps Hall
Arnold Salisbury
Maurice Estes
Professional Park
Third Street
Armstrong
Frank Mulherin
Linn County Industries, Inc
Roosevelt Hotel
Kiwanis Club
Paul Kels
WMT
Cedar Valley Rock and Mineral Society
Lloyd Banks
Golfview Drive
Canopus
Paul Eels
Embassy Club
Channel 9
Paradise
CSPS
Cedar Valley Gun Club
Curley Williams
Lake Ozark
Pfc
W. T. Erdman, Jr
Independence
Jody Reese
Iowa City
Williams
First Street
S.E
Cousticon
Dictograph Products
Acousticon-Crowley Co
Cedar Rapids, To
Kit Kincade
Martin
Secret Service
Exile
Ping
National Rifle Assn
Zachman
Smith & Wesson
Deborah Brooks
Miss Brooks
LWOIF
Lindale Plaza
Columbus
Italy
Milan
Lodi
Minneapolis
UPI
Francesco Novello
Henry Miller
Novello
Giangiacomo Feltrinelli Co
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