Television Today Reports on Equal Time Ruling
The Court of Appeals ruled Congress must grant equal time on news and entertainment programs. Networks such as ABC NBC and CBS aired Hubert Humphrey and George McGovern interviews alongside Chisholm Yorty and Hardin to satisfy the mandate. The crowded lineup led to fragmented questioning and little new information.
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Court of Appeals
Lowry
Shirley Chisholm
ABC
Hubert Humphrey
George McGovern
Chisholm
Los Angeles
Sam Yorty
Gen
Taylor Hardin
Gov
George Wallace
NBC
Yarty
Mrs. Chisholm
Humphrey
McGovern
CBS
Cloris Leachman and TV Stars Highlight1
Airs showbiz notes reveal Cloris Leachman and other TV stars like Dick Van Dyke and Peter Graves. Angela Powell from Tempe appears as a child actor credit while veteran performers and musicians are cited in collections and speeches.
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Dick van Dyke
van Dyke Show
Angela Powell
Tempe
Arizook
Art Winners Announced at Park Opening on Riverfront
Winners of the two dimensional and three dimensional art contest were named during Riverfront Park opening ceremonies. Wayne Cordes and Lyle Wessale tied for first in paintings, Alan Groft won first in pottery, with other place winners announced. Exhibits will be displayed at Peoples Bank, First Federal, and other local venues this week.
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Cedar River
T. J. McQuillen
Cedar Rapids-Marion
Wayne Cordes
Lyle Wessale
Larry Zirbel
Judy King Rieniers
L. J. Picek
Alan Groft
Sara Peiffer
Leo
Gary Anderson
Gary Kocher
Peoples Bank and Trust Co
First Federal Savings and Loan
Tien & Taege
Peoples Bank
First Federal
Uien & Taege
Westside
All Public Service Center
Claxton Pharmacy
Kckg Stations
Wagners
Park Forest Garden Club
Kirkwood Community College
Third Avenue
Massacre at My Lai Returns to Front Pages
New details from the Peers report describe Bravo and Charlie companies near My Lai and My Khe 4 in Son My village. A battalion’s attack followed a Charlie company assault, with booby traps and heavy fire. Civilians, mostly women and children, were killed as troops fired into hamlets and bunkers, with orders to cease fire and concerns over shelter occupancy.
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My Lat
Sonmy
South Vietnam
Charlie Company
My Lat 4
Braevo
Charlie
Bravo Company
Peers
Thomas K. Willingham
My Khe
My Lai
Willingham
Earl R. Michles
Television guide jumble from Cedar Rapids to Waterloo listings
A scrambled excerpt lists TV stations and program fragments across Cedar Rapids Waterloo and surrounding areas. It mentions WHEE and KCRGE along with KWWL and WMT and references various unnamed shows and specials in a cluttered schedule fragment.
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Kcrge-Tv
Cader Rapids
Wmt-Tv
Cedar Rapids
Kwwl-Tv
Waterloo
Pasill TV
Local Graduates Earn Degrees From Knox Amherst and Colorado State
Graduates include Mark Hall of 308 Blake Boulevard SE who completed studies at Knox College in Galesburg Illinois on Saturday. Abbott Lipsky Jr of 755 Cottage Grove Avenue SH earned cum laude at Amherst College in Amherst Massachusetts and was elected to Phi Beta Kappa. Susan Moen of 1935 Blake Boulevard SE completed studies with highest distinction at Colorado State University in Fort Collins.
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Mark Hall
Blake Boulevard
Knox College
Galesburg
Abbott Lipsky, Jr
Cottage Grove Avenue
Amherst College
Amherst
Mass
Phi Beta Kappa
Susan Moen
Colorado State University
Ft Collins
Former E. Iowa Car Dealer Nichols Dies
Carl B. Nichols 87 lifelong Buchanan county resident and retired car dealer died Sunday at Peoples Memorial hospital Independence. He began in the Stanley Steamer in 1910s, bought the Overland in 1924, later sold Chrysler Plymouth and Dodge and International trucks. Survived by two sons Raymond and Laurence, a daughter Mrs. Jack Roach, seven grandchildren and four great grandchildren, a brother Edward Camas and a sister Alfa Card. Services Wednesday 10 at St John’s Catholic Church Wake 8 Rosary 1:30 Tuesday White Funeral Chapel.
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Independence
Carl B. Nichols
Buchanan County
Peoples Memorial Hospital
Nichols
Overland
Overland Company
Chrysler
Plymouth
Dodge
International
Raymond
Laurence
Milwaukee
Jack Roach
St. Louis
Edward. Camas
Wash
Alfa Card
Portland
Ore
St John’s Catholic Church
White Funeral Chapel
Drug Probe Tour Opens in Tokyo
AP reports Lewis Walt, head of a congressional anti narcotics commission, arrived in Tokyo to begin a month long world tour probing international narcotics trafficking.
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Tokyo
Lewis Walt
Congressional Antinarcolics Commission
Gaming Rule Won't Affect Fair Falk Says
Des Moines United States In a statement Towa State Fair Secretary Kenneth Fulk said an announced crackdown on illegal gambling at fairs and carnivals will not affect games at the summer Towa State fair. He noted legal games have never been a problem and expects no issues from Attorney General Richard Turner's crackdown.
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Des Moines
UPI
Towa
Kenneth Fulk
Fulk
Richard Turner
Falk
Turner
Ilegal
Gannon Suggests Appointive Offices Could Bypass Constitution
In a Sunday interview, Gannon argues appointive offices could work without constitutional amendment. He notes lieutenant governor and four other offices are constitutionally elected, Agriculture secretary also elected by statute, and proposes keeping governor nominees through primaries while other offices run via party conventions for a unified ticket.
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Senate
House
Gannon
Jfor
Ito
Wille
Robert Lahue pleads to amended charge in municipal court
Robert Lahue of Center Point pled guilty in municipal court to an amended charge of false uttering of a check for less than $20. Sentencing was deferred until July 7. The case stemmed from a $35 bad check to Sears, the article notes.
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Robert Lahue
Gannon
Sears
Rech and Co
Henry Lucken
LeMars
Lan’didates
Former Police Chief Dief of Independence Vision for Reform
Former Independence police chief and justice of the peace Joseph M. Koeppel, 79, died Monday at Peoples Memorial hospital after 18 years in Independence. A 60-year resident, he led the police department from 1948 to 1958 and served as justice of the peace from 1958 to 1966. Surviving are four sons, a daughter, 11 grandchildren and a sister. Services set for 10 am Thursday at St. John's Catholic Church with a rosary and wake arranged at McCleery-Hawe.
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Westlee
Justice of the Peace
Independence
Joseph M. Koeppel
Peoples Memorial Hospital
Koeppel
Joseph
Donald
Dale
Waterloo
Pete
LeRoy Mishier
Lena Fisher
Los Angeles
St. John's Catholic Church
McCleery-Hawe
Heavy Damage By Vandals at Witwer Farm
Vandals damaged Witwer farm property valued at 3780 dollars on Saturday night into Sunday morning east of Squaw Creek park. Six glass storage tanks worth 180 dollars each were destroyed along with semen valued at 1200 dollars and 2400 pounds of mall valued at 1500 dollars. A small tool box with hand tools was reported stolen.
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Witwer Farms
Squaw Creek Park
Sheriff's Office
Bec
Blobaum Named to National Democratic Platform Staff
Roger Blobaum of Creston accepts appointment to the national Democratic platform committee staff to draft farm and rural planks for the Miami Beach convention. He will help arrange a public hearing on farm issues in Sioux City on June 16 with Congressman James Abourezk presiding.
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Demo
Des Moines
Roger Blobaum
Creston
National Democratic Platform Committee
Miami Beach
Congress
Hichard Neustadt
Harvard
White House
Hlobaum
Sioux City
James Abourezk
South Dakota
Banana slick on I 5 prompts sand spread at Woodburn
Woodburn Oregon highway crews spread sand on Interstate 5 Friday to cover a stand of bananas that left the highway slick. The incident caused a minor hazard but no injuries were reported.
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Woodburn
Ore
Carpenter Winners Rule In Iowa Carpentry Meet 1972
In Des Moines Jack Rabe of Cedar Rapids and millwright James Bone with cabinetmaker Damon Kingsley of Davenport claim first in the 1972 Iowa State Carpentry contest. Larry Henderson of Carlisle takes second, Dale Olderoy of Davenport third. Benny Barr of Iowa City second in millwright. Contest featured written exams and skill tests. the top three advance to Las Vegas for the international contest. Sponsored by the Iowa State Conference of Carpenters.
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Dis Moines
Jack Rabe
Fifth Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
James Bone
Mil
Damon Kingsley
Daverport
Coggen Man Pleads To Reckless Driving
William Grayhill of Coggen pled guilty to an amended reckless driving charge and was fined $100 plus costs in municipal court on Friday. He was arrested for drunken driving on April 1.
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William Grayhill
Coggen
Roosevelt Warns on Japan Poison Gas Use
Thirty years ago the president reported official information that Japan used poison gas against China. He warned of retaliation if the attacks continued, signaling a hard stance on escalating chemical warfare in Asia.
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Roosevelt
Japan
China
Masked gunmen rob Iowa City drive in for $24
Two masked gunmen robbed Dane's Dairy on Highway 1 South Iowa City Sunday night. One appeared at the drive-in window at 9:35 p.m. with a gun aimed at a female employee while the other entered the rear. They escaped on foot with the cash. both men were in their early 20s, about five seven to five nine, and wore masks and carried small caliber pistols.
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Iwvelal
Garetty
Iowa City
Dane’s
Highway 1
Lows
Walker Rites Set For Lloyd Carson 80
Lloyd L. Carson 80, retired farmer and resident of Walker for 20 years, died Sunday at his home. Born November 16, 1891 near Woodburn, he married Mabel Ruth Perdue on March 2, 1913, in Woodburn. Survived by wife, two sons Roy and Keith, eight grandchildren and Ui great grandchildren. Services Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. at Murdoch Funeral Home Walker. Burial Cedar Memorial Park Cedar Rapids. Friends may call after 1:90 p.m. Tuesday.
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Walker
Lloyd L. Carson
Woodburn
Mabel Ruth Perdue
Cedar, Rapids
Ely
Roy L
Keith E
Murdoch
Cedar Memorial Park
Cedar Rapids
Murdoch Chapel
Martinson remembers reforms as Buchanan county attorney race looms
Martinson recounts achievements during his tenure including establishing a county attorney's office at the courthouse creating a crossfile card index on criminal and civil matters organizing a paternity contact program for public assistance recipients and launching criminal law updates for officials. He is a Republican. Two Democrats from Independence have announced bids for the Buchanan county attorney nomination in the upcoming primary.
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Martinson
Robert Pattee
Vic
Daryl Roberts
Independence
Tthey
Buchanan County
On the move Sell those leave-behinds quickly
A brief note advertises quick disposal of unwanted items with contact via phone number 398 8234. It names no specific person beyond the call to action and provides no dates or locations. The tone is practical and terse.
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Joost
Dial
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