Cedar Rapids Sailor Commands Hoel At Vietnam Front
Dennis Lee Cram quartermaster seaman, 22, of Cedar Rapids helms the destroyer Hoel off Vietnam. The Hoel, with 340 crew, joins Seventh Fleet after leaving San Diego in November. Cram manned steering and navigation, earning Vietnam Service and National Defense medals.
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Dennis L. Cram
Cedar Rapids
Hoel
Pacific
Seventh Fleet
Vietnam
Dennis Lee Cram
Willard F Cram
Lee Street
Cedar
Rapids
San Diego
Washington High School
Cram
Navy
Younker's
Dpartment Store
Iowa House passes multiple bills in Tuesday session
Iowa lawmakers advanced HF86 to permit investing idle public funds in federal obligations. HF5 requires county assessors to send rolls only on valuation changes or request. HF23 authorizes Town Commerce Commission to regulate pipelines carrying solids liquids or gases excluding water. HF24 addresses transmission line plans and permits concerning voltage limits and public interest. HF25 mandates legal parcel description compatibility with original abstract. HF29 allows three years to renegotiate damages after condemnation. HF32 ends an obsolete electric franchise preference.
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Town Commerce Commission
County Board of Supervisors
Muskie frames point of view for Kosygin trip
U S senator Edmund Muskie says he is building a solid political organization and will not rush a presidential bid. After talks with California Democrats and a Moscow meeting, he stresses presenting his views without dictating policy and notes the need to raise money for staff.
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Kosygin
Muskie
San Francisco
Edmund Muskie
California
Kesygin
Jane
Moscow
Fire Kills Five Cambodian Children Near Phnom Penh
Fire of unclear cause swept a four mile area west and northwest of Phnom Penh killing five youngsters aged from 5 to 16. The blaze raged late Tuesday in near zero temperatures as firefighters fought the flames. The mother, Mrs Haddix, remained in critical condition with burns over 90 percent of her body.
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Falmouth
Phnom Penh
Dasse Haddix
Condit
Fion
Stetson Hats Spared By New Firm Takeover
In Philadelphia a new firm takes over the John B. Stetson Co. main plant as Tet celebrations continue. The Stetson site, known for 10 gallon hats, faces a shift in production while residents mark the lunar new year festival. Firecrackers and public interest mix with business changes as Tet winds down.
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Philadelphia
John B. Stetson Co
Vietnam
Stetson
Intelsat 4 Reaches Standstill Orbit After Launch
Cape Kennedy reports Intelsat 4, the world’s largest communications satellite, fired into stationary orbit on Wednesday. Launch preparations for a second payload ran into a stumble with the blast delayed to Tuesday.
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Cape Kennedy
Protesters Halt Target Practice on Culebra Island
Six residents halted U S target practice on Culebra Island by entering the beach firing area with a yellow flag. A spokesman said a vessel fired about six shots before civilians were on the range. Residents have long protested Navy use of beach space for target practice. Six demonstrators remained despite a federal court order and were arrested Tuesday night.
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Culebra Island
Puerto Rico
U.S
Culebra
Navy
U.S. Maindant
Coe Instructor Earns Doctorate in Economics
Carol C. Oliver assistant professor of economics at Coe College earned a PhD in economics from the University of Jawa on January 22. She previously held an AB from Wellesley College and an MA from the University of Towa where she served as instructor assistant for three years before joining Coe in September 19.
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Carol C. Oliver
Attor College
University of Jawa
Wellesley College
University of Towa
Coe
Worries over stolen credit card debts easing nationwide
Washington report notes an amendment to credit card law effective this week limits holder liability for unauthorized charges to 50 dollars and requires identification on cards. Banks may neglect notifications, but the rule imposes penalties up to 10 000 dollars fine or five years jail for purchases over 100.
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Washington
UPI
Michael Carson
Federal Trade Commission
Carson
Federal Reserve System
Dad Gives Kidney To Son And Mom Steps In To Help
In a family effort a farmer named Ken Klein has donated a kidney to his son Michael aged 21. Mrs Klein plans to donate a kidney to another son Bruce aged 11 at a Minneapolis hospital. Doctors say the kidney illnesses are not hereditary and five other Klein children show no kidney disease. Michael had surgery last May with his spleen removed and later received a kidney from his father. Bruce is to undergo kidney removal and a donor kidney transplant is scheduled. The family faces about 90000 dollars in medical debts. The mother expresses hope for normal life and relief for her son.
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Ken Fay
Michael
Klein
Bruce
Minneapolis
Logs and dynamite trap blamed on theft at Missouri home
ELVINS Mo UPI Delano Walker said he would take all responsibility if logs stolen from his home are burned He hollowed out four pieces of firewood and packed them with quarter sticks of dynamite to uncover who has been stealing his logs After several thefts over the weekend none of the logs were stolen
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Elvins, Mo
UPI
Delano Walker
Lake
Wal
M P O Medicated Pile Ointment Ad Claims Relief
An advertisement promotes M P O Medicated Pile Ointment for hemorrhoids. It touts years of research by The Mentholatum and lists benefits including fast pain relief reduction of inflammation infection easing hemorrhoidal tissue irritation improved bowel movement and a stable long lasting base that stays in place without greasiness.
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M.P.O
Mercury in pet foods lower than in tuna says chemist
Binghamton New York AP reports State University chemist Bruce McDuffie found dog and cat foods show lower mercury levels than some tuna and swordfish brands for people. The professor said Tuesday tests on dog foods and fat foods indicate safer mercury levels in pet foods.
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Binghamton
N.Y
State University
Bruce McDuffie
Vote Victim Is VA Consultant
Former Indiana congressman Richard Roudebush takes a VA consultant post to aid Nixon’s nationwide jobs for veterans campaign. He will work three to four months at a daily rate of 121.28 dollars, focusing on planning the VA contribution to the effort. Roudebush, a World War II veteran, previously served ten years in the House and was narrowly defeated for Senate last year by Vance Hartke.
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Washington
Richard Roudebush
Indiana
Donald Johnson
Roudebush
Nixon
Tie
Rondebush
House
Senate
Vance Hartke
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