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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1967
Page
4
In Detroit AP reporting on Thursday, negotiators outline a scaled back guaranteed annual income plan. The system would pay full or partial weeks based on seniority starting Sept 1, with unused weeks covered if layoffs occur before year-end.
Hong Kong Star reports Mao Tse tung clique growing suspicious of a Liu Shao chi plot aimed at disrupting foreign exchange earnings from Hong Kong disturbances. Peking allegedly seeks a new report on Hong Kong communist activities and fears unrest across multiple regions.
Gen Maxwell Taylor will lead a special mission to allied nations supplying troops in Vietnam. The trip, ending this week, will brief leaders on Defense Secretary McNamara findings and possible increases in U.S. forces. Officials from White House, State, and Defense will accompany him. The itinerary includes South Korea, the Philippines, Thailand, Australia, and New Zealand.
Spain baked under a heat wave with Madrid recording 105.8 degrees and Ecija Moron de la Frontera reporting the high extreme at 116.6 degrees. Authorities warned of continued high temperatures and related health risks.
In London the House of Lords approved a bill already passed by the House of Commons. The final vote was 127 to 21, signaling broad support for legal abortion reform in Britain.
In Smethport Pennsylvania 51 year old Lewis Anderson of rural North Clymer New York refuses a bequest of nearly twenty thousand dollars and a farm from his father Harold Anderson who died May 1 1964. Probate costs and land taxes were paid while the balance of nineteen thousand eight hundred eighty six dollars was placed in a Smethport bank. Efforts to induce acceptance failed and a hearing was ordered with the sheriff filing papers after Anderson did not appear. The county register of wills sent three registered letters which were returned as refused. He would not comment on the decision and spoke to no one including reporters.
Odell Shepard, 82, Pulitzer Prize winner in 1938 for Pedlar's Progress the Life of Bronson Alcott, died Wednesday night in Waterford Connecticut.
South Tama Community school board approves a 2 346 270 budget including a 538 903 unencumbered balance from the high school bond issue. Public hearing on taxation set for 8 p.m. July 31 at the 1101 Siegel Street office.
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