Raid Above Parallel To Blast Migs In Vietnam War
U S sources report President Nixon authorized fighter escorts to attack North Vietnam above the 20th parallel if threats developed. An F-4 Phantom shot down a Mig 21 near the 20th parallel as dogfights and reconnaissance operations continued. Pentagon says no offensive actions above the parallel.
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T Nixon
Orl
Woosler
Ohio
Lawrence W. Kull- Dah
Hardy
Del
Boy Locked in Car as Punishment In Iowa City
Iowa City police report a three year old boy was left in an unheated car overnight as punishment for misbehavior Monday night. Officer Tain Crowley found the child. parents were traced and the incident will be referred to juvenile authorities.
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Soreloi
Iowa City
Thesday
Crowley
Vaday x Chuckle Announcer Catches Py Viewers
A garbled OCR snippet shows a chaotic exchange about an announcer and information, with stray phrases suggesting a media or broadcast moment. Names and clear facts are unclear, but the fragment hints at audience anticipation and commentary on delivering dirt or information.
Rise in Farm Prices Biggest in 26 Years
Washington AP notes a sharp rise in farm prices marking the largest gain in 26 years driven by weather damage to crops and government price controls. The report shows December wholesale price index up 1.8 percent and overall inflation boosted by food costs, with broader uplifts in raw materials and finished goods.
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Washington
Abot Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Ttops
Linn County Population Projections 1995 Briefing
A Linn County planning commission approved a preliminary draft projecting Linn County population at 219000 in 1995 with about 101126 jobs. The draft notes 1970 figures of 183213 people and 73100 jobs and forecasts growth of roughly 12.5 percent per decade with shifts away from agriculture and manufacturing.
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Aim Conner
Linn County
Commission
Conmission
David Hammond
Towa State University Extension Service
Cedar Rapids
Ziegler rules out price controls on farm goods
White House press secretary Ron Ziegler says no price controls will be imposed on farm produce. He cites significant price rises in grains livestock eggs and dairy versus last year, with wholesale farm prices up 66 percent during Nixon's Phase I period. Weather and export demand also influenced farm price increases amid broader wholesale inflation.
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Washington (Ap
Ronald Ziegler
White House
Nixon
Supreme Court rules tax data release rights in 7 2 decision
The court held government may compel bookkeepers and accountants to turn over clients tax records. Justices Douglas and Marshall dissented. The ruling touches on Fifth Amendment privilege and potential self incrimination concerns in tax investigations.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Roanoke
Lina County
Internal Revenue Service
Douglas and Marshall
Sniper Escape Surfaces After Downtown Hotel Siege
Police Superintendent Clarence Giarrusso contends a sniper survived a 24 hour siege atop a downtown hotel. He says the fugitive is either a "super brain" or police negligence allowed his escape. Officer John Fielda reported from a hall on the 10th floor with a telescope sight. The Associated Press noted two others were visible.
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Wottte
New
Orleans
Clarence Giarrusso
John Fielda
Health Welfare Uses for Revenue Sharing Urged
Incorporated Linn county towns and cities were urged to use federal revenue sharing funds for health and welfare programs. The Health Center board coordinated with the Family Service Agency to seek allocations for local agencies, citing cuts to homemaker and health aide services under the revenue sharing law.
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Linn County
County Health Center Board
Family Service Agency
First Witness In Marshal Case On Stand
In Cedar Rapids Deputy U S Marshal Dick McKinney's duty status at the time he was fatally wounded July 20 was disputed. U S Marshal Melvin A Haye testified he was on duty nearby, while U S Attorney Evan Hultman and prosecutors pressed the point. The defense challenged McKinney's Southeast Cedar Rapids visit as official.
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U.S
Dick McKinney
Cedar Rapids
Sioux City
Laff
Joe Lee Love
Aaron Doolin
Bruce Stark
Rock Island
Rioux City
Cédar Rapids
Melvin A. Haye
Tess
McKinney
Evan Hultmann Waterloo
C Rapids
Des Moines Gov Ray outlines 23 point program
Gov Albert Ray, in his third inaugural address to the Iowa General Assembly, unveiled a 23 point program for the new legislature. He stressed aiding the elderly, reforming property taxes, and overhauling the educational system, while noting the unique one person one vote makeup of both houses and urging bipartisan cooperation. The address, delivered to a joint session with TV coverage, reflected on the 1971 73 record and the administration’s hard decisions to ensure a balanced state budget.
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Nye
Des Moines
Albert Ray
Iowa
Veterans Auditorium
Ray
Seventh-General Assembly
Iowa City
Bell Houses
Levislator
Cal
Nixon Turns 60 and Looks Ahead to Great Things
President Nixon, turning 60, says he hopes to do great things in his seventh decade. In a birthday interview, he discusses age for public office, stressing continued youth contact, experience, and mental and physical vigor as key traits for leadership at the highest levels. He notes his own long career, from college football to pivotal posts, and emphasizes staying active and forward-looking.
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Frances Lewint
Washington
Yonnis
Eve
Mincott
Huallding Nideaway
Teast
House of Representatives
Senate
Nisan
Camp David
Terrycroth
Abe
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