Fixed Bayonets on Three Arrested After Curfew
National guardsmen leveled their rifles with fixed bayonets on three persons arrested Friday night after curfew.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1967
Page
1
National guardsmen leveled their rifles with fixed bayonets on three persons arrested Friday night after curfew.
Former West German chancellor Dr Ludwig Erhard toured Wartburg College in Waverly Iowa on Saturday to receive an honorary doctor of divinity degree. He was photographed with host families at the bus depot greeting attendees. Paris native Guy Kaltenbach held a guitar and golf clubs nearby.
Forecast shows scattered showers or thunderstorms possible in northeastern Iowa on Sunday. Southeast areas expect mostly fair weather with a 10 percent rain chance, highs in the 80s, and Saturday night lows in the 50s.
Rep. John Culver directs the foreign aid bill to tailor assistance to recipient nations needs and capabilities. The amendment urges civic education, use of indigenous institutions, democratic private and local governance participation, and analysis of obstacles and past programs to strengthen aid effectiveness. Political stability is stressed as essential for lasting value.
The House Indian affairs subcommittee approved a bill to distribute nearly 2.886 million dollars in judgments awarded to the Sac and Fox tribes including Mesquakie Indians near Tama. Rep. John Kyl led the effort as the bill advances to the interior committee with Interior Department backing.
Harlan J. Fordice 80 of route 1 Swisher died Friday at the VA hospital in Iowa City after a long illness. Born Feb 26 1887 near Shueyville he farmed nearby and was a World War I veteran. Survived by sister Alta and brother Linton of Swisher. Services Monday at 11 a.m. at Shueyville EUB Church with burial in Shueyville cemetery and military graveside rites by St. Quentin post 555. Burial at Shueyville cemetery. Friends may call Sunday at Brush chapel Cedar Rapids.
United Nations General Assembly votes 99 to 0 with 18 abstentions to condemn Israel for annexing Jordanian Jerusalem. Israel did not participate. Pakistan and six co sponsors drop Security Council enforcement paragraph under pressure from major powers. The resolution calls rescission of measures and asks Thant for a report on implementation.
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