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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1971

Page

2

Crisis Situation at Fort Madison Prison Warns of Staff Cuts

Warden Lou Brewer testified a crisis exists at the Fort Madison state prison with fewer guards and younger, more militant inmates. Budget cuts of $600,000 for the biennium reduce staff from 289 to 255 and curtail programs, risking day to day survival as inmate numbers drop from 1300 to 620.

Fort Madison UPS State Penitentiary At Lou Brewer Legislature Brewer

Beulah M Trumbull Dies At 65 In Coggon

Beulah M Trumbull 65 a resident of Coggon for 42 years died Monday at a Cedar Rapids hospital Born May 31 1906 near Marion she married Rollo J Trumbull in 1929 at Rock Island Ill She was a registered nurse at Willard General hospital and Delaware County Memorial hospital until retiring in 1970 Surviving a son R James Trumbull of Denver a sister Fern Brunen of Cedar Rapids and several nieces and nephews Services Thursday 130 pm at the First Christian church Coggon Burial in Coggon cemetery Friends may call Murdoch chapel after 1 pm Wednesday The casket will not be opened after the service Memorial contributions invited to a memorial fund.

Coggon Beulah M. Trumbull Cedar Rapids Marion Rollo J. Trumbull Rock Island, Ill Mercy Hospital R. James Trumbull Denver Colo Thomas Fern) Brunen First Christian Church Coggon Cemetery Murdoch

Documents reveal atomic options debated in Vietnam era

The page cites a May 26 1954 memo from Admiral Radford to Secretary Wilson proposing atomic weapons when possible as part of studies on possible U S action in Indo China. It notes Dulles offered the bomb to France during Dien Bien Phu, debates by historian Bernard Fall, and a 1964 Johnson-era report calling for a quantum escalation. It also references a 1965 Navy telegram and a Rusk memo on avoiding a formal war declaration.

Arthur W. Radford Joint Chiefs of Staff Charles E. Wilson U.S Indo- China Dien Bien Phu Vietnam John Foster Dulles Bernard B. Fall Dulles George Bidault Air Force CIA Lyndon Johnson McNamara National Review Adm U. S. Grant Sharp Pacific Sharp Moscow Peking Haiphong Harbor Dean Rusk Congress Viet Cong National Liberation Front North Vietnam NLF

Do It Yourself Burglar Alarm Signals Theft

Wayne J. Gallager aged 18 and a 17 year old boy were charged with larceny after an improvised burglar alarm trapped them at a residence. Robert Langhurst set a trap with water in a gas can beside his garage connected to a truck horn. the horn woke him at 1:25 a.m. and the youths fled. They surrendered at police headquarters. the juvenile was released to parents and referred to probation. Gallager remained held on $110 bond pending arraignment.

Wayne J. Gallager First Street Robert Langhurst J Street Langhurst Twenty-seventh Avenue Gallager Youth Bureau

Open Meetings Law Topic at Johnson County Board

Iowa City report on the Johnson County board of supervisors discussing the state open meetings law and public input during the 1972 budget session. Firebrand critic Sharon Township Constable Richard Bartel participates while Supervisor Burns asks county attorney to draft workable speaking rules. Prybil approves allowing all present to speak on the budget, as the meeting stretches late into the night.

Iowa City Johnson County Board of Supervisors Sharon Township Richard Bartel Robert Burns Ralph Prybil Bartel Burns

Appointment of Paul H Darling as UCS vice chair

Harold A. Wendorf announced the 1971 UCS campaign appointment of Paul H. Darling as vice-chairman. Darling will train to lead the 1972 campaign and oversee major divisions No 1 and No 5 handling over 80 percent of campaign activity. Darling is vice-president of Iowa National Mutual Insurance Co and has held several leadership roles in local organizations.

Paul H. Darling UCS Harold A. Wendorf

Local figure Darling profile highlights career and family ties

Darling is a past president of the Cedar Rapids Executives Club and a chartered property and casualty underwriter. He has worked on several UCL campaigns and is a University of Iowa graduate. He attends Westminster Presbyterian Church, is married with two children, and lives at 610 Cottage Grove Avenue SE.

Timist Club Cedar Rapids Executives Club Darling UCL University of Iowa Westminster Presbyterian Church Cottage Grove Avenue

Lawmakers plan trip to inspect Iowa guard at Camp Ripley

More than ten Gazette area legislators will visit Camp Ripley Minnesota on Friday to inspect Iowa National Guard troops during summer training. Participants include Senators Bass Van Gilst Ralph Potter Minnette Doderer Cloyd Robinson and Representatives Keith Dunton Ivor Stanley Richard Radl Clair Strand James Wells. Assisting travelers Dr Robert Hardin and Dave Elder are also listed. The group departs Cedar Rapids 8 50 a m Friday aboard a National Guard plane with Des Moines pickup and returns Saturday the same time.

Camp Ripley Minn Iowa National Guard Bass van Gilst Oskaloosa Ralph Potter Marion Minnette Doderer Iowa City Cloyd Robinson Cedar Rapids Keith Dunton Thornburg Ivor Stanley Richard Radl Lisbon Clair Strand Grinnell James Wells

Prepackaging Cited Quits Muskie Group

Iowa City AP campaign consultant for Senator Ed Muskie quits the campaign citing concerns over prepackaged messaging. University of Iowa journalism students heard the reasons from analyst Alex Edelstein of the University of Washington who warned Muskie against a Madison Avenue style campaign. Edelstein noted public opinion polling support and cautioned the risk of over marketing.

Iowa City Edmund Muskie University of Iowa Muskie Alex Edelstein School of Communication University of Washington Madison Avenue Richard Nixon Edelstein

President sets Moon Walk Day

President Nixon marked the second anniversary of man’s first lunar landing by proclaiming Tuesday as National Moon Walk Day.

Washington Nixon

Husband and wife charged with obscene language

Richard L. Schadle, 25, and Suzanne Schadle, 21, of 134 Norwich Road SW, were arrested Monday on warrants accusing them of obscene and blasphemous language. They pled innocent in Justice Glenn Powers' court, trial set for Aug. 2, and each was jailed in Linn County on $110 bond. The incidents date around July 1.

Richard L. Schadle Suzanne Norwich Road Justice of the Peace Glenn Powers Linn Mrs. Schadle Donna Berkicht Marilyn A. White Schadle

Child Injured When Pinned Between Cars

Jason Fossen two year old son of Mr and Mrs William Fossen of 3101 Sixteenth Avenue SW was in fairly good condition at St Luke s Hospital Tuesday after being pinned between two parked cars. The accident happened Monday at 3 45 p m as the Fossen vehicle rolled backward pinning the boy between it and a car owned by Leo Koutny, also at 3101 Sixteenth Avenue SW. Children in the Fossen car accidentally knocked it out of gear while playing.

Jason Fossen Wiliam Fossen Sixteenth Avenue St. Luke’s Hospital Fossens Leo Koutny

Foreign Student Picnic Slated in Cedar Rapids

A Wednesday evening picnic at Bever Park honors 12 German and Luxembourgian students visiting Cedar Rapids for three weeks under the Experiment in International Living inbound program. Hosted by the Cedar Rapids Marion Area Chamber of Commerce, the event includes host families and the local EIL committee. The group arrived Monday from New York and will stay until August 16 after an orientation session Tuesday.

Bever Park Cedar Rapids Germany Luxembourg Cedar Rapids-Marion Area Chamber of Commerce New York

Want Ads Offer Easy Fun In Expensive Results

Classifieds promise simple, enjoyable shopping with clear prices and quick outcomes. Readers browse listings for bargains, services, and opportunities, hoping to connect with sellers and finalize transactions efficiently.

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