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UPI asks opinion questions about CBS The Queen and I and Get Smart rise of The Ghost and Mrs Muir on ABC. It questions Raymond Burr, Tom Jones lessons, Julia ratings, Glen Campbell prospects, That's Life, It Takes a Thief, Darren McGavin, Jonathan Winters, Goldie Hawn, Susan Saint James, Bob Denver and Herb Edelman as a comedy pair.
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Young Americans sign for ABC TV special
The Young Americans, a California based ABC Records group of about 100 young singers and dancers from over 200 high schools and colleges, are signed for a summer taped ABC television special for the 1969 70 season. Led by founder Milton C. Anderson, they have appeared on many TV programs since 1962 and will tour the United States and Canada after the special.
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Senator Attacks Douglas Over Avant Garde Article
Washington UPI Sen Paul Fannin says Justice Douglas erred in writing for Avant Garde publisher facing a five year prison term and 28000 fine for mailing smut He urges probe of Douglas association with Ginzburg and notes possible Supreme Court review of the case Also cited are criticisms from other senators and upcoming hearings on nonjudicial activities of federal judges
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Bronze Star Awarded to Major Robb in Vietnam
Marine Major Charles Robb, son-in-law of former President Johnson, received the Bronze Star for exemplary and highly professional performance of duty in Vietnam. The award was presented by General Leonard Chapman, commandant of the Marine Corps.
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Soviet Outlay for Missile-Busters Predicted at 12 Billion
Washington AP report says the Pentagon expects the Soviet Union to spend over 12 billion dollars by 1975 on its SS9 missile-buster program. Intelligence estimates project 420 $89 missiles by mid-1970s, with 23 operational or under construction, each S83 priced at 30 million.
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Boat Registration Open Saturday in Linn County
Linn County Recorder's Office will be open Saturday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. for boat registrations only to serve more than 2,000 boat owners whose licenses expire July 3. Renewals may be mailed with a completed card, current certificate, and $4.50 fee. lost certificates require a duplicate. A $1 late penalty applies if not renewed by expiration.
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Treasury clamps Cleaver funds citing Cuban status
The treasury department blocked Eldridge Cleaver's U S assets on grounds he is in Cuba, with state department notes on a closed session by Rep. Sikes. Laird warned that if Soviet missiles rise to 420 with improved accuracy, up to 95 percent of the Minuteman force could be destroyed, assuming 20 percent failure. Cleaver fled to Havana and is wanted in California on assault with intent and theft charges. the administration said Cuban controls justify the asset clamp under trading regulations.
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Regional Education Resource Center to Get $140,000 Grant
The University of Iowa and state and four-county education officials were awarded a $140,000 planning grant to establish a regional education resource center in Town City. Richard C. Winter would head the program with Dr. Michael Robbins and Louis Brown in key roles. Training will target teaching handicapped children across eight counties in Area Ten via the Cedar Rapids joint county system.
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Finch Opposes Cutoff Proposal
Washington AP report says Welfare Secretary Finch and U S Commissioner of Education James E B Allen rejected a GOP backed campus disorder funding cutoff. After a meeting with Republican lawmakers they stated they oppose the provision. Colleges would face a loss of funds under the plan.
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College faces federal oversight over campus conduct rules
Finch said he is working with the justice department on an alternate approach using federal court injunctions to keep a college from being disrupted. The plan hinges on filing with the commissioner and complying with rules governing campus conduct and student violence control to avoid loss of federal aid.
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Injured in Prison Awarded Ten Thousand
Gaylord Mluggins, a foundry foreman and former Army convict, won a $10,000 judgment from a U.S. district court after injuring three fingers in an unguarded prison planer at Leavenworth. The judge ruled the prisoner did not voluntarily enter the task and demanded a reasonably safe work environment.
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New Superintendent Named at Starmont
Dr. Ramon Green of Mankato State College has been named superintendent of the Starmont school district in northeast Iowa. He will replace Fred Wessendorf on July 1 after Wessendorf, his assistant, and the district principal resigned amid a dispute with the school board over bus proposals to equalize enrollment. The district serves Strawberry Point Lamont and Arlington.
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Hill presents credentials as U.S. ambassador to Spain
In Madrid Robert Hill formally presented his credentials to Francisco Franco on Thursday as the United States new ambassador to Spain signaling a fresh diplomatic chapter.
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