Dean Plays Before Two Full Houses at Cedar Rapids Fair
Crowds filled the Grandstand as Dean performed twice on Sunday drawing about 9,000 attendees. Officials reported total gate receipts of 17,618, with 4,600 at each show, amid sound problems and audience interaction that lively the Cedar Rapids event.
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Bronce Ad
Aria Bulding
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Savare
Lineka
Cedar Magids
Brruare
Adil
Asi
Danny Sailor
Pam
Yair
Charles Decker
Dean
Dea
Bean
Gazelle
Bul
Cedar Rapids
Dayan Accuses Arab Group After Air Attache Slaying
Israel Accuses Palestinian terrorists of orchestrating the assassination of air attache Yosef Alon outside his Maryland home. Dayan pledges retaliation while noting U S and Israeli efforts to investigate. Alon dies from five gunshot wounds. no suspect named. Arabs cite the event as proof of guerilla strength.
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Aviv
Israel
Moshe Dayan
Yosef Alon
Wasilla
Tsrac
Mondey
Alon
U. S
Chevy Chase
Dayan
Rosaliade
Mon
Devara
Maryland
Ronald Kornblum
Alan
Korn
Stock Market Prices Make Sharp Decline
Black market prices fell sharply Monday as investors reacted to tighter money market policy and higher interest rates. The Dow Jones average dropped about 2 points amid widespread selloffs at the New York Stock Exchange.
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NEW Yori
Whit Bratars
Tivestor
Conner
Industris
New York
Slack
Iraqi Defense Minister Killed in Coup Attempt
Reports from Beirut say Maj. Gen. Hammad Shihab was slain near the Iranian border during an abortive coup against Iraq’s Baathist regime. Tanks and troops surrounded Baghdad as arrests followed. Saddam Takriti and Nazim Kavaar were named in the fallout. Prime figures returned from overseas, and security forces fractured rebels in a desert pursuit.
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Usbanan Ye
Hammad Shihab
Baghdad
Beirul
Trani Shale
Saddam Hussein Takriti
Nazim Kavaar
Therior
Saad Cheydan
Shihab
Ghiydan
Hey
Nied
Today’s Chachkle Woman Thinks For De Mine
The fragmentary note mentions a woman and civil unrest. It is unclear and contains garbled text about a man and wife and a mine, with no cohesive event or identifiable organizations or dates to confirm a reliable report.
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Ptoday
Chachkle
Windstorm Injures Two in Des Moines and Caused Damage Across Iowa
Severe weekend storms lashed Iowa with up to 6 inches of rain, flood warnings on the Raccoon River, and widespread property damage from Ames to Orange City. A camper crash on I-38 injured a passenger. one mobile home demolished in Carroll. injuries described as minor for Mrs Thompson. no serious storm injuries reported overall.
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Des Moines
Ames
Interstate 38
Robert ‘Thompson
Tima
Ohio
Tawa Highway Patrol
Thompson
Carroll
Conrad DeJorge
Orange City
Paris
Lowa
Sioux Center
Sowar Jow
Climatologix
Paul Waite
Iai
Congress Study Tracks Duplicated Welfare Effort
The study cites overlapping rules in social security welfare and related programs causing inefficiencies for recipients and workers. Martha Griffiths notes some workers gain little from their own or employers taxes while benefits may be duplicated across systems. A Michigan example shows two men, one contributing to social security, the other not, both set to receive welfare payments.
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Washington
United States
Elair
Congressional
Martha Griffiths
Mich
Joli) Economice
G His
Michigan
Nixon signs Aug 15 war cutoff amid Indo China actions
President Nixon signed the Aug 15 war cutoff measure to halt all U S military action in Indo China while seeking new powers for peace efforts. He urged Congress to back additional steps if needed to secure a Cambodian settlement and end the Southeast Asia conflict.
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Calif
Nixon
Indo-China
Pewce
Southeast Asia
LE Awit
Inter
Congress
Iscal
America
Essen
Veaban
Sharp Jump in Cambodia Raids by U S Planes
U S fighter strikes against targets in Cambodia surged with about 150 tactical missions daily last week according to a Defense Department spokesman. The increase follows intensified bombing and comes as U S forces press operations in the region.
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Cambodia
Washington
United States
U. S
Defense Department
Spekesrmiur
Supporters of President Hit Testimony
WALLINGTON AP The counterattack front official and unofficial supporters of the President has begun now that John Dean’s long awaited testimony is out. Dean testified before the Senate Watergate committee for five days last week and said he told the President everything he knew about Watergate. White House counsel J Fred Buchardt questioned Dean’s sincerity while cautioning the President’s position. Charles Colson defended Dean as telling the truth and discussed March events and Camp David.
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Wallington
John Dean
Iment
Dean
White House
Senate Watergate Committee
J. Fred Buchardt
Watergate
Washington Post
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Buzhardt
Colson
Nixon
Camp David
Sean
Hean
Nixon Aims Relief as Food Prices Loom
President Nixon seeks to reassure business and households with promises of a short price freeze and new measures. He notes consultations for Phase 4 controls, cites farm production boosts, and warns that embargoes on exports may be needed to curb scarcity and inflation while ensuring supply for regular customers.
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