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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1972

Page

5

Daley Chicago Delegates Face 1968 Rules Challenge

Defenders of Mayor Daley and 58 Chicago delegates argued the local election reforms worked well as civil rights leader Jesse Jackson led challengers alleging violations of party rules. Cecil Poole, the San Francisco attorney, planned to report by June 26 with fate possibly decided by 3,000 Miami delegates. Challengers scheduled district caucuses next Wednesday to pick 59 delegates.

Chicago UPS Richard Daley Daley Jesse Jackson Miami

Airlines Fined For Hijackings

The FAA imposed the maximum fines of 1000 dollars on United Air Lines and Pacific Southwest Airlines for failing to screen passengers during hijackings in April. Richard McCoy bailed out over Provo Utah with ransom money from a Denver to Los Angeles flight, later captured. Stanley Speck was overpowered after a Oakland to San Diego hijacking, and apprehended in San Diego.

Washington Federal Aviation Administration United Air Lines Denver Los Angeles Richard McCoy Provo Utah Pacific Southwest Airlines Oakland

Ten Sought To Participate in Visits to Farms

Maurice Wilson of Cedar Rapids Central YMCA seeks ten high school boys from Cedar Rapids for a four day all expense tour of West Union farms July 17 20. Mrs H L Heying of West Union heads the project underprivileged youths learning about farm life funded by the American Dairy Assn lodging at Upper Iowa College Fayette. Call YMCA offices with name address and phone to apply 362 3176 377 7361 366 6421. Y will provide drivers and chaperones for those chosen.

Maurice Wilson Cedar Rapids American Dairy Assn Upper Iowa College Fayette Wilson YMCA Marion Ymca Central Ymca

Eban Arrives in London for Talks with Home

London AP reports Israeli foreign minister Abba Eban has arrived for discussions with British foreign secretary Sir Alec Douglas-Home. The meeting aims to discuss Middle East tensions and diplomatic relations between Israel and Britain.

London Abba Eban Alec Douglas-Home

Playwright Clare Booth Luce Eyes Congress Run in Conn

Thirty years ago the author of The Women, Clare Booth Luce, proposed the possibility of running for Congress from Connecticut. She weighed a political bid, signaling interest in public service beyond the theater.

Clare Booth Luce Congress Connecticut

Cedar Rapids Gazette history and pricing notes

The Cedar Rapids Gazette established in 1883 by The Gazette Co. publishes daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. Night and Sunday editions priced at 2 dollars per month or 19 dollars yearly. afternoon editions and Sunday 7 issues 2 dollars 15 cents per month or 20 dollars yearly. Subscriptions vary by carrier mail and state. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.

the Gazette Co Third Ave. SE Cedar Rapids Iowa U.S. Territories Associated Press

Wood Named to Cedar Rapids Social Security Post

James N. Wood becomes district manager at the Cedar Rapids Social Security office, replacing Ken Reid after 25 years. The Newton native, 45, previously led the Joplin Missouri office and served in Creston, Mason City, and Des Moines. He and his wife Evelyn plan to move in July with sons Jim and Dave. He is a Newton High School and Iowa State University graduate and a Navy veteran active in community service.

James N. Wood Cedar Rapids Iowa State University Navy United Fund Kiwanis Boy Scouts

Danny the Red Sentenced to Nine Months in Germany

Daniel Cohn-Bendit known as Danny the Red was sentenced in Frankfurt to nine months in prison for urging attacks on police at a Black Panther sympathy march. He received three years probation and ordered to pay 92 dollars to the German Red Cross for breach of public peace and advocating violence at the 1970 November parade.

Frankfurt Germany Danny the Red Daniel Cohn-Bendit Black Panther Cohn-Bendit Red Cross

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