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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1968

Page

7

House Drive Aims to Secure Popular Vote Winner

Congressman John C. Culver joins a bipartisan push in the House to guarantee the presidential candidate with the largest national vote gains the presidency if no candidate wins 270 electoral votes. He warns a bargained outcome would harm the nation, the presidency, and party systems and calls for long term electoral college reforms.

John C. Culver House of Representatives United States Culver House Congress The Nation

Viet Election Runner-Up Faces Military Trial

Truong Dinh Dzu, runner-up in South Vietnam's 1967 presidential race, faces a five member military court on charges tied to his peace platform. Defense officials say he advocated negotiations with non communist elements of the NLF sparking controversy and possible embarrassment for the United States.

Saigon South Vietnam Defense Ministry Truong Dinh Dzu Army of Vietnam Dzu NLF Nguyen van Duc The Times U. S

Ralph Nader joins ABC Evening News on KCRG TV color weekdays

Critic and author Ralph Nader has joined the outspoken commentators on ABC Evening News with Frank Reynolds in color Mondays through Fridays at 5 PM on KCRG TV Channel 9.

Ralph Nader ABC Evening News Frank Reynolds Kcrgtv Channel 9

Damages Awarded Over Party Line Interruption in Granada Hills

Robert Steffan and his wife won 1500 in a superior court suit after alleging a neighbor failed to relinquish a party line hindering an emergency call to the fire department on Aug 6 1965. They had sought 37200 for fire damage to their garage but settled.

Los Angeles Granada Hills Robert Steffan John Crawford

U S Image Abroad Falters Amid Vietnam and Assassinations

Washington reports three foreign opinion surveys show the U S image abroad tumbling due to the Vietnam war and assassinations. Gallup Floyd Free and Edward Bernays testifying before a House Foreign Affairs subcommittee note ambivalence in attitudes. Americans may be popular yet lack confidence in leadership.

Washington U.S Vietnam House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee George Gallup, Jr Gallup Floyd Free Institute For International Social Research

Eisenhower on Goldwater Nuts During 1964 Campaign

Former President Dwight Eisenhower reportedly called Senator Barry Goldwater nuts during the 1964 presidential bid, according to Arthur Larson. Larson, previewing an Eisenhower biography, says Eisenhower softened his view by 1967, calling Goldwater a nice guy but lacking brains and noting his overly confident opinions.

New York UPI Dwight Eisenhower Barry Goldwater Goldwater White House Arthur Larson Eisenhower McCall’s Magazine Larson Arizona Republican

Kohler Co. President James Kuplic Dies at 56

James Lesley Kuplic, 56, president of Kohler Co. since July 1962, died Monday likely from a heart attack. He led the company during a period of growth and expansion.

Sheboygan, Wis James Lesley Kuplic The Kohler Co

Flute Soloist Named for Municipal Band Concerts

Linda Hans of Vinton will perform the flute solo in Cedar Rapids Municipal Band concerts this week. The program includes Flute Fresco by Bennett and a trombone trio titled Trombonanza. Guest conductor Richard Brickley will lead works by Gershwin Nestico Sousa and others, with performances at Jones Park and Bever starting at 8 p.m.

Cedar Rapids Jones Park Bever Linda Hans Vinton David Bennett Miss Hans Vinton High School Vinton Viking John Philip Sousa Richard Brickley Washington High School Anamosa Monticello Marion Brickley Bill Stusak Paul Wright Carl Landergott Frank Cofield Gershwin Willson Nestico

Shots Fired at Newark Police Director Home

Police Director Dominick A. Spina survived a shotgun blast fired through his living room window at his Newark home. He was watching television when two suspects fired then fled in a late-model car. Spina, 57, led the city police during last summer’s riot that left 26 dead.

Newark N.J Dominick A. Spina Spina

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