East Europeans Hopeful After Moscow Summit Deals
East European leaders from Poland to Romania and Bulgaria greet Nixon Kremlin accords as a potential loosening of Moscow’s grip. They seek broader Western trade, tech aid, and greater independence while fearing liberalizing shifts may threaten their already constrained economies.
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Romania
Sofia
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East Europe
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Prague
Nixon
Kremlin
Russia
Connally trip expands with Cambodia Malaysia and Iran stops
The White House adds Cambodia Malaysia and Iran to outgoing Treasury Secretary Connallys globe trotting schedule. He will visit Phnom Penh after Saigon and continue to Kuala Lumpur and Tehran as part of his presidential mission.
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White House
Cambodia
Treasury
Connally
Gerald Warren
Latin America
Phnom Penh
Saigon
Warren
Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Tehran
Iran
Eagles and Auxiliary Install Officers in Cedar Rapids
Fraternal Order Eagles in Cedar Rapids held a joint lodge and military ceremony. Eagles installed Jacob Hansen as president and Charles Martin as junior past president among others. trustees included Bud Janda and Milo Hodina. Auxiliary officers installed include Mrs Steven Vail as president and Mrs Loren McNeal as chaplain. several members were named trustees.
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Cedar Rapids
Jet Eagles
Jacob Hansen
Charles Martin
Loren McNeal
Don Durland
James Miller
Dudd Anderson
Nick ‘Kersbergen
Carl Cornell
Willian Bartosh
Bud
Janda
Joseph Ayden
Milo Hodina
Harold Kline
Don Maack
Steven Vail
L. F.danda
Gladys Lint
Louis Yeakle
Harold Schroeder
John Matthews
Stuart Cass
Everett Schindler
Frank Countryman
Sigourney Rites for George Cassens
George An drew Cassens 76 longtime Keokuk county assessor and former supervisor died Wednesday at Keokuk County Hospital after a long illness. He was World War I veteran and charter member of Pioneer Barracks World War I Veterans. Surviving wife Alta two daughters four grandchildren two great grandchildren two sisters four brothers and other relatives. Services Saturday 2 pm United Methodist church Reynolds funeral chapel in charge. Memorial donations to American Cancer Society preferred to flowers.
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Sigourney
George Andrew Cassens
Keokuk County
Board of Supervisors
Cassens
Pioneer Barracks
Veterans of Foreign Wars
United Methodist Church
Alta
Glenn" Dyson
Buckingham
Leo Yaeger
M. J. Fairchild
Charles Wallerich
John
Ray
Harvey
Nick
Reynolds’ Funeral Chapel
American Cancer Society
ESA Schedules Benefit Bicycle Ride for St Jude Hospital
Six Cedar Rapids ESA chapters plan a two and a half mile bike ride to raise funds for St Jude Children's Research Hospital. The event aims to contribute to a nationwide goal of one million dollars for cancer research and patient care with riders of varying commitment. Sponsor cards may be picked up at local drive in restaurants and participants can sponsor partial routes.
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Cedar Rapids
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
ESA
St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital
Memphis
Danny Thomas
Chaimman
Wayne Ginn
Robyn Jane NW
Greene Square
Ginn
Sandy's
McDonald's
Burger King
King’s Food
Pizza Hut
Bonn
Israel
Cedar’ Rapids
Trailriders
Egypt
Pny
West Germany
Abc-Tv
Dick Cavett Ronn
Lebanon
Mario Thomas
Yemen
Jordan
Algeria
Sudan
Cairo
Sycia
Iraq
Saudi Arabia
Kuwait
Los Angeles
Partners
James Doyle
Hawkeye Bicycle Club
CBS Head Charles Ireland Found Dead in Chappaqua
CHAPPAQUA N Y UPI Charles Ireland 51 president of the Columbia Broadcasting System since Oct 1 was found dead Thursday at his home Police said he died of natural causes He was named president after Frank Stanton became vice chairman He previously served as senior vice president and director at ITT and was noted as a multi divisional management expert
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Chappaqua
N.Y
UPI
Charles Ireland
Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc
Ireland
Network
Frank Stanton
CBS
International Telephone and Telegraph
Penn Central Train Derailed In Park Avenue Tunnel Injuring 18
A Penn Central commuter train packed with up to 500 passengers derailed in the Park Avenue tunnel at Grand Central Terminal. About 18 people were injured, all treated at a mobile disaster unit. only one of five cars left the tracks, with no serious injuries reported. A hospital dispatcher noted the injuries appeared minor.
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UPI
Penn Central
Park Avenue
Grand Central Terminal
Health and Hospital Corps
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