Narcotics and sex arrests touch U S colleges
A series of police probes led to more than 30 students from about a dozen colleges facing narcotics and lewdness charges. Raids spanned Akron, Columbus, Norman, Michigan, Syracuse and other campuses with probes of drug shipments and campus hangers on. Institutions include Ohio State, Kent State, University of Oklahoma, Michigan, Massachusetts, Miami, and Washington.
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U. S
Akron
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State
Kent State
Mexico
Norman
Okla
University of Oklahoma
Oklahoma University
University of Michigan
Syracuse University
University of Massachusetts
Washington
American University
University of Miami
Miami
Jamaica
University of Washington
Seattle
Seattle Times
Service Station Robbers Strike Cedar Rapids Again
Cedar Rapids police report two separate armed robberies on Monday at Clark Super 100 and APCO stations on First Ave SW and Third Ave at Sixth St. Each station lost 65 dollars. Descriptions do not match the New Year’s Eve bandit. The Clark attack involved two burly men. APCO involved two small masked robbers with a gun. Attendant LaVerne Stauerholtz, 18, was confronted at Clark station. Investigation references earlier New Year’s Eve and Jan 9 robberies.
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Cedar Rapids
Southwest Side
Clark
APCO
Clark Station
LaVerne Stauerholtz
Fifth Street NW
Dirksen Ford to Address Johnson State of the Union Night
Senators Dirksen and Ford will deliver a 30 minute color network rebuttal to Johnson’s State of the Union tonight on CBS at 9 30 and on ABC and NBC at 10 30 They are expected to urge close scrutiny and possible cutbacks in domestic spending Ford signals a GOP stance to curb the Great Society budget to curb inflation and tax rises. Capitol Hill outlook shows Senate and House actions light with a Western rivers protection bill and a 99.5 million Interama center in Miami moving ahead. no House floor business scheduled.
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Johnson
CBS
ABC
NBC
Republican Congressional Committee
Vietnam
Congress
Capitol Hill
Senate
House
Miami
Officers Lose Higher Share in Vietnam Than in Korea WW II
AP reports the U S army lost 205 officers and warrant officers in enemy action in Vietnam through Dec 31, with 873 enlisted men, about 19 percent officer losses. In Korea officer losses were about 5 percent and in World War II about 16 percent.
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Washington
Vietnam
Korea
U. S
Army
GOP Replies To Johnson Set Tonight
In Washington the Republican response to President Johnson's State of the Union is delivered tonight. Senate GOP Leader Everett Dirksen and House GOP Leader Gerald Ford will present the party’s answer to the president’s address from last week.
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William Arbogast
Washington
Congress
Senate
GOP
Everett
Dirksen
House
Supreme Court bars whites-only Macon park in 14th Amendment ruling
The Supreme Court on Monday blocked a park in Macon Georgia that had been willed for whites only. The court held the city remained entwined in the park’s operation despite private trustees and ruled it must comply with the 14th Amendment. Justice William O. Douglas wrote for the 6 to 3 majority.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Macon
William O. Douglas
Medicare Alert aims to enroll six counties by March
A six county house to house effort called Medicare Alert will canvas Linn, Johnson, Benton, Iowa, Poweshiek and Tama counties to reach 9 600 eligible adults aged 65 and over. LEAP Linn county anti poverty agency and Cedar Rapids Social Security office lead the drive with funding of about 23 600 dollars aided by a federal grant. The program runs through March 1 with intent to complete by March 1 and signups by March 31.
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Dale Kueter
LEAP
Linn County
Linn
Johnson
Benton
Iowa
Poweshiek
Tama
Cedar Rapids
Ted Lloyd
UCS
Senators Okay Weaver Appointment To Cabinet
The report notes Lt. Col. George Eyster, of B Company Black Lions, exemplary in action during a dangerous jungle patrol. He was wounded by Viet Cong snipers as he helped clear mines and bunkers, and was evacuated by helicopter after the fighting intensified.
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Sy Peter Arnett Trung Lap
George Buster
Ownel
Eyster
Black Lions
28Th
Dailey
Cleckley
B Company
Tyrone P. Fletcher
Fletcher
Hyster
George
Coloel
Gustavus Cleckley
Huntington
W. Va
Viet Cong abducts American official near Saigon
Viet Cong kidnapped Douglas Ramsey, 28, assistant province representative of the U S mission, outside Trung Lap about 250 miles north of Saigon. Ramsey’s driver, a South Vietnamese, reported gunfire as they traveled northeast from Cu Chi. The incident occurred amid U S operations in the Crimp area where the 173rd Airborne Brigade and other forces pushed a major search and destroy effort.
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Trung Lap
Saigon
Douglas Ramsey
Boulder City
Nev
U.S
Cu Chi
le Muucu Lat Mallisey
Ramsey
U. S. Military Mission
USOM
U. S
Gustav Hertz
Leesburg
U.S. Aid Mission
Public Administration
Warming Trend Briefly Expected Across Iowa
A slow warming trend is expected to ease the cold snap in Iowa Tuesday and beyond. Tuesday’s highs near 10 degrees above Monday. records show temperatures plunging below zero in several towns including Oelwein and Cedar Rapids. The five day forecast calls for a brief thaw followed by renewed cold, with limited snow and notable frigid spots across Mason City Waterloo Decorah and Dubuque region towns.
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Il Oelwein
Mason City
Waterloo
New
Hampton
Fayette
el Jsader
Cresco
Waukon
Cedar Rapids
Decorah
Gern
Washington
Spartanburg
Senate
Cline
Dent Johnson
Cedar
Robert C. Weaver
New York
Rapids
Spencer
Senate probes expand citizen protections against government snooping
Senators push for new laws this session to curb government wire tapping and boost public access. Sen Edward Long says his judiciary subcommittee will resume wire-tapping investigations within 30 days as the Johnson administration opposes a freedom of information bill.
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Harry Kelly Washington
Senate
House
Kibitz
Uncle Sam
Johnson
Edward Long
D-Mo
Judiciary
Senators and Representatives Clash Over Government Snooping Rules
Lawmakers debate curbs on government electronic surveillance while efforts for a freedom of information bill stall in the House. Justice Department lawyers call the proposal unworkable, citing executive privilege, as Moss pushes a rewritten plan to grant citizens court access to official records with limited exceptions for national security and privacy.
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Senate
Capitol Hill
Rep
Moss
Dcalif
Justice Department
Congress
Internal Revenue
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