Airpower Seen as Best Route in Camobdia War Policy
The article reports on Senate critics of expanded Cambodia operations, with McGovern denouncing the idea of sending American troops and urging leaders to volunteer. Adm. Moorer, Adm. Laird, and Sen. Symington discuss airpower, Vietnamization, and the risk of delaying war end while ensuring troop safety. A Phnom Penh airfield report notes bomb disposal, embassy support crews, and a nonadvisory American military logistics team forming under Pacific Command oversight.
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U.S
Cambodia
McGovern
Stuart Symington
Dmo
Laird
Symington
Nixon
Stennis
Congress
Adm. Moorer
Laos
South Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Military Team To Monitor U S Aid To Cambodia
A 60 man U S military team will monitor American aid to Cambodia, operating from Phnom Penh and Saigon. Sixteen will be in Phnom Penh, the rest in Saigon, tied to U S embassy staff. The source said all could be in Cambodia at once but unlikely. Officials did not rule out more experts if needed. At least three ordnance departments are involved.
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Posar
Phnom Penh
Navy
U.S
Pacific Command
Hawaii
Saigon
Cambodia
Vietnam
Here
Scouts Award Night at Hayes School
Cub Scouts Pack 2 awarded at Hayes School Tuesday night with recipients Danny Mauck Craig Walters Charles Palmer Brad ley Rizzio Mike Frank Ron Hruby Mark Felberg and Mike Erger named for kudos in a brief ceremony.
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Pack
Hayes School
Danny Mauck
Craig Walters
Charles Palmer
Bradley Rizzio
Mike Frank
Ron Hruby
Mark Felberg
Mike Erger
Rail Network Revised New Links Added
Transportation Secretary John Volpe revised the national rail passenger plan adding Seattle to San Diego New Orleans to Los Angeles New York to Kansas City Washington to Chicago and Norfolk to Cincinnati routes. He also promised Tampa St Petersburg service from Miami, expanding to about 150 trains across three corridors while Congress weighs the plan.
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UPI
John Volpe
West Coast
Southwest
Midwest
East Coast
Volpe
Seattle
San Diego
New Orleans
Los Angeles
New York
Kansas City
Chicago
Norfolk
Cincinnati
Rail Passenger Corp
Railpac
Congress
Florida
Tampa-St. Petersburg
Miami
Minneapolis-St. Paul
San Francisco
Denver
Truck Seizure T refers to Wadena drug case order
West Union district court ordered the forfeiture to the state of a third vehicle tied to the Wadena rock festival case. Judge E. B. Shaw ruled Thursday. the truck driver Richard Pronold of Middletown Wisconsin was arrested on a related charge.
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West Union
Wadena
E. B. Shaw
Richard Pronold
Middletown
Wis
Drug charge leads to seizure of truck and two forfeitures
A truck owned by Marvin of Middletown was seized under the drug law. Two other trucks, similarly seized, were forfeited to the state earlier.
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Marvin
Middletown
House Declares Marijuana is Noxious Weed
DES MOINES UPI The Iowa House voted 71 21 to require landowners to eradicate low grade marijuana found on private or public property Rep Delwyn Stromer said the bill aims to keep property owners from going to pot Several lawmakers warned of higher weed control costs and questioned the weed’s impact Rep Joseph Johnston said Iowa marijuana ranks with mowed grass Rep Norman Jesse called Iowa marijuana not worth a bill of beans for drug effect The bill moves to the Iowa Senate for consideration.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
Delwyn Stromer
Rgarner
Stromer
Joseph Johnston
Iowa City
Norman Jesse
Bert Priebe
D-Algona
City Briefs Class changed at Prairie high school
The men's physical fitness class at Prairie high school has moved from Monday to Wednesday at 7 30 due to the sports banquet. Also notes listings for local ads and events.
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Prairie’ High School
Petition Protests Firing of Johnson County Ambulance Director
In Iowa City a petition circulates to protest the firing of Robert Woodard as director of the Johnson County Ambulance Service. The open letter with the petition lists 21 Iowa City physicians and four nurses, as Woodard criticized the board of supervisors for its complaints about the service. Woodard was dismissed by the board earlier in the week.
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Iowa City
Robert Woodard
Johnson County
Johnson ‘County
Woodard
Board of Supervisors
One phone call for a low cost want ad
A brief want ad pitches low cost placement via a single phone call. Readers are invited to call 369-1234 to place their ad quickly and affordably. The notice emphasizes speed and simplicity for recruiting readers and buyers.
Three Cedar Rapids Men Face Delinquency Charges
Three Cedar Rapids men appeared in municipal court on charges of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Charles Perrin Myron Levey and Donald Keener pled innocent to failure to support minor children and await next jury assignment.
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Cedar Rapids
Charles Perrin
F Avenue NW
Myron Levey
C Avenue NW
Donald Keener
First Avenue NW
L. A. Simonsen Fined On Larceny Charge
LeRoy A. Simonsen aged 41 of 4322 Cavalier Street NE pled guilty in municipal court to larceny. He was fined $10 and costs for stealing two bottles of maple syrup from the Quaker Oats Co plant where he worked after arrest on Tuesday.
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LeRoy A. Simonsen
Cavalier Street
Quaker Oats Co
Three Men Enter Innocent Pleas on Assault Counts
Three men appeared in municipal court on assault and battery charges. Ralph Patrick of Vinton pled innocent with trial set for June 1 after an alleged January 17 assault. Robert W. Smiley of 1512 First Avenue NE pled innocent with trial May 24 at 2 p.m. For Donald W. Smiley of the same address, two charges were pled innocent with trials also on May 24 at 2 p.m. The informations were signed by Fred Kreenak and Thomas Lee, alleging December 22 assaults.
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Ralph Patrick
Vinton
Louise Gibbs
Robert W. Smiley
First Avenue NE
Fred Kreenak
Smiley
Donald W. Smiley
Fred Kremenak
Thomas Lee
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