Jewish militants plan to block Skokie march as Nazi rally looms
Skokie residents and Jewish militants prepare for a possible clash over a Nazi demonstration approved by the Supreme Court. Jewish Defense League leaders say 3,000 to 5,000 protesters will block streets to the village hall, threatening potential violence if Nazis attempt to march.
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Skokie, Ill
Skokie
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Illinois
Chicago
Marquette Park
Richard Tedor
National Socialist Party of America
Tedor
Frank Collin
Warren Burger
Midwest
Jewish Defense League
Stu Feiler
Feiler
Buried Alive World Record Set by Bill White
Westville Florida stuntman Bill White emerged after 134 days in a six by three foot underground box at a New Bedford radio station. He planned to stay until September 4 but Guinness Book rules prompted the new record. White will appear on ABC’s Good Morning America while remaining in a second plywood box during the interview.
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New Bedford
Mass
Bill White
Westville
Fla
White
WBSM
New York City
Abc-Tv
Gasoline Supplies Abundant for Summer Demand
Oil industry officials report ample gasoline to meet summer demand with prices not rising significantly. Exxon says supply should be adequate, while Lundberg notes regular and unleaded prices are near last year's levels, with unleaded up only modestly.
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New York
E.J. Hess
Exxon
Dan Lundberg
Lundberg
Country singer Johnny Bond dies at 63
Johnny Bond, 63, famed for Divorce Me COD Smoke Smoke Smoke and Tennessee Saturday Night, died Monday in Burbank California. A guitarist and songwriter, he began on an Oklahoma City radio in 1934 and worked with Jimmy Wakely Gene Autry Melody Ranch and Hollywood Barn Dance. He wrote 400 songs by the mid 1960s and top hit 10 Little Bottles in 1965. He appeared in cowboy films with major stars of the 1940s.
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Burbank, Calif
UPI
Johnny Bond
C.O.D
Tennessee
Bond
Oklahoma City
Jimmy Wakely
CBS Radio
Gene Autry
Autry
Columbia Records
NOW Sues Hite Over Hite Report Financing
The National Organization for Women files a 625000 suit in New York accusing Sheri Hite of reneging on a promised substantial contribution for NOW research. NOW says Hite allowed use of its name and address on 1972 questionnaires sent to about 10000 women but never paid. Hite unavailable for comment.
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New York
UPI
National Organization For Women
Sheri Hite
Hite
Schlafly Backs Modified ERA With Safeguards
Phyllis Schlafly, Stop ERA leader, says a modified ERA could be acceptable if it guarantees women retain current rights benefits and allows rational differences. She argues the existing text would force women into military draft and could spur same sex marriages.
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Springfield
Ill
Phyllis Schlafly
Schlafly
Stop Era
United States
ABC dumps '20-20' co-hosts for Hugh Downs
ABC replaces Harold Hayes and Robert Hughes with Hugh Downs after a critical reception to the premiere of 20-20. Bob Shanks says the show will evolve and may keep the ousted hosts if they wish to stay. The piece notes critics called the debut pointless and sur d.
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ABC
NBC
Hugh Downs
Bob Shanks
ABC News
Downs
Harold Hayes
Robert Hughes
Shanks
Hayes
Hughes
CBS
New York Times
John O’connor
Esquire Magazine
Time Magazine
Flip Wilson
Legislation Aims to End Truck Unloading Fees
ICC draft bill would criminalize forcing carriers to pay lumpers to unload at warehouse docks. It targets shippers who condition freight on lumpers payments and those who permit such practices. Enforcement would shift to ICC special agents with penalties for threats or violence.
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Washingston
UPI
Interstate Commerce Commission
Neal Smith, Drowa
House
Small Business Committee
Peter Shannon
ICC
Bureau of Investigations and Enforcement
Shannon
Fireman crafts hockey neck guard after son’s skate injury
Whitby fire chief E M Crouch develops a 34 ounce nylon ballistic neck guard with foam for hockey players after his son Kim 18. goalie for an Ontario Junior League team was cut in the jugular by a skate. The washable collar comes in junior and senior sizes and colors and has CSA endorsement.
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Whitby, Ont
Canada
UPI
E.M. Crouch
Whitby
Kim
Ontario
Canadian Standards Association Committee
Cedar Rapids Briefs List Local Events and Notices
UAW retirees potluck and meeting at IBEW hall 1211 Wiley Blvd SW. Hawkeye Labor Council retirees potluck at P-3 union hall 116 14th Ave SE. Hairdresser services offered at Terri's Beauty Shop. Ellyne Novak from Novak’s Massage at Soma Health Center Friday June 16. Holiday Restaurant advertises broasted chicken and salad bar. Predoctoral stipend awarded to Debbie K Shaffer. sociology master’s and possible PhD. Linn County Health Center building committee meets Thursday 10 am. personnel committee meets Thursday 3 pm. Free ear piercing offers at Liebke Hoyt Jewelers. Films in the Park at Bever Park tonight. Linn Democrats Town House doors 6 pm Father’s Day mug offer from Pierson’s Florist.
Cedar Rapids Charity Horse Show Results at Kirkwood
Sunday results from the Cedar Rapids Charity Horse Show at Kirkwood Community College list winners across many divisions led by Sharon Glass on Tributary and Brian Cudmore on Carry Yale. Top Placers include Mara Down, Linda Leniton, Stacie Lemke, and Linda Lennon with multiple mounts listed among Des Moines and surrounding cities.
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Cedar Rapids
Kirkwood Community College
Sharon Glass
Tributary
Muscatine
Richard Rinehart
Sugar's Shadow
Kellogg
Linda Lennon
Sawdust
W. Des Moines
Patti Bridenstine
Glory B. W. Des Moines
Mara Down
Under the Sun
Iowa City
Sarah Turner
Amazing Grace
Brian Cudmore
Carry Vale
Crescent
Kay Holt
Candy Machine
Barrington
Ill
Velvet Touch
Green
Elizabeth Martin
Cruise Control
Beardstown
Sally Lyon
Shadow Catcher
Chris Carlson
Nashville
Des Moines
Marcia Hammer
Take Note
Axtell
Neb
Robin Brightwell
Nebraska
Mary Wickman
Stacie Lemke
China Doll
Beth Short
Buckwheat
Todd Minikus
The
Liberator
Debbie Nelson
Abacus
Solon
the Liberator
Glory
Janet Egli
McTavish
Fairfield
Laurie Hoquist
Mousetrap
Glory B
Linda Leniton
Ann Tschetter
Corky
Sugar Daddy
Hunter
Tess Perpich
Lisa Andreas
Natasha
Dede O’shaughnessy
Trinity
Glenview
Nancy Holt
King Tut
Chris McBride
Cannon Falls
Minn
Kathy Simpson
Changing Times
Lisa Hillmer
Lil’ Scott
Omaha
Chris Dye
Cody
Marion
Suzy Buresh
Britches
Iowa Senior and Grant Wood Amateur Golf Winners Named
John Lowe of Oelwein won the 80‑over division with 65 and 75‑79 rounds. Hugh McCleary of Grinnell led 58, 70‑74. Sylvan Ames of Lincoln 63, 65‑69. Wallace Henderson of Cedar Falls 60, 60‑64. Dr. C. P. Addison of Waterloo 60, 55‑59. Grant Wood Amateur top scores: Bill Hall 73, Don Messerli 74, Doug McNamara 75, Terry Williams 75, Gerald Kehoe 76. Lower flights list Jeff Simon, Darold Smith, Ron Ruess, Don Dearborn, Fred Heffle singer, Dale Ortner. Jones Junior Girls Med Julie Miller 53, Special Allison Faches Laura Woodward.
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Oelwein
Hugh McCleary
Grinnell
Sylvan Ames
Lincoln
Wallace Henderson
Cedar Falls
Dr. C.P. Addison
Waterloo
Dean Morse
North English
Grant Wood
Bill Hall
Monticello
Don Messerli
C.R
Doug McNamara
Anamosa
Terry Williams
Gerald Kehoe
Jeff Simon
Solon
Darold Smith
1.C
Ron Ruess
Don Dearborn
Fred Hefflesinger
Olin
Dale Ortner
Jones
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Terri
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Soma Health Center
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Midwest Council For Social Research
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