Orr Endorsement Denial Shocks Grinnell Area Campaign
A letter backing Joan Orr of Grinnell circulated in Iowa and Poweshiek counties under Fairness in Politics. Roemig denies involvement and Orr says she cleared it with him. Mitchell, KGRN owner, condemns misuses of a good name while Dunham runs as a third candidate for the senatorial seat.
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Iowa
Poweshiek
Committee On Fairness
Joan Orr
Grinnell
Mai
Poweshiek County
Senate
Ray
Towa
Forrest
Mitchell
Iowa Senate
Roemig
the Gazette
Graduates From Local Colleges Include Three Names
Rebecca Kessell daughter of Ar and Mrs Raymond E F Cessell of Twenty fourth Jnue SW graduated from Patricia Stevens Career College Milwaukee in fashion merchandising. Peter W Meigs son of William H Meigs of Cheeryil road SW earned a BA from Dartmouth College Hanover NH. Richard Luvaas son of Clarence B Luvaas of Thirty second street H has graduated from Midwestern College Dennison with a BA. Marlon E Werling 26 of Worthington drive SW pled in district court to indecent exposure and was released on recognizance after Judge Harold Vietor appointed Don Theling to represent him. arrest linked to June 16 incident at Waconia avenue and C s street SW.
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Rebecca Kessell
Raymond EF. Cessell
Patricia Stevens Career College
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Peter W. Meigs
William H. Meigs
Cheery Iil Road
Dartmouth College
Hanover
New Hampshire
Richard Luvana
Clarence B. Luvaas
Thirty-second Street
Midwestern College
Dennison
C.R. Man
Marlon E. Werling
Worthington Drive
Harold Vietor
Don Theling
Werling
Waconia Avenue
C 'S Street
Vietnam Briefs and Public Meeting Notes
Vietnam items from page 1 and continued notes mention casualties among Americans and 600 Vietnamese. Major Wright’s predecessor and Gen Melvin Zais defend missions aimed at attacking and destroying the enemy wherever found. A meeting for NARCE is scheduled, and a plenary session at Blover Park Pavilion is noted, along with references to state officials and local events.
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Wright
NARCE
Marines Repel Camp Attack Near Da Nang
North Vietnamese forces attacked a U S Marine base camp near Da Nang early Tuesday for the third time in a week. The 22 mile southwest post was repulsed, with 31 enemy killed and 1 Marine dead 49 wounded. Operation Pipestone Canyon has run three weeks with 7,000 allied troops conducting a sweep in a 200 square mile triangle near An Hoa.
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Saigon
da Nang
Fifth Marine Regiment
An Hoa
U.S
Triangle
Dai Nang
Marine Comebat
16,000 Will Be Redeployed From Vietnam To Pacific Posts
Washington AP reports nearly 16,000 troops withdrawn from Vietnam will be redeployed to Okinawa Hawaii and Japan. About 8,000 headed home to be disbanded include 2,000 National Guardsmen and Reservists. 1,200 Navy personnel to Pacific command. Ninth Marine Regiment to Okinawa, First of the Ninth Infantry to Hawaii, and a Marine fighter squadron to Iwakuni Japan in July August. Two thirds of the 25,000 reassigned at Okinawa Hawaii and Japan replenish Pacific reserves depleted since 1965 to wage the war.
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Vietnam
Okinawa
Hawaii
Japan
Pentagon
U. S
Pacific Command
Ninth Marine
Ninth Infantry Division
Iwakuni
Pacific
Far East
City Denies Right of Way Use for Storage Strip
Cedar Rapids city council informally denied Robert Meader of Central City a request to use a seven foot strip of city right of way for a vanity storage area. Traffic Engineer M B Meyer cited risk of setting an undesirable precedent and noted the request would complicate traffic and property rules. Local notices mention related ads and community schedules amid the council decision.
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Cedar Rapids
Robert Meader
Central City
Mt Vernon Road
M. B. Meyer
Meader
Phraccini Thet
Lee
China
Jagdish Chadha
Forfeits Bond on Attempting To Elude Police Chase
Bud Myers 44 of 113 Thirteenth Avenue SE forfeited $110 bond in municipal court after pleading to attempting to elude police. A speeding charge was dismissed. Myers led police on a brief chase at up to 50 mph on Cedar Rapids southeast side after being charged Monday.
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Bud Myers
Thirteenth Avenue SE
Myers
Cedar Rapids
Filing Deadline For Tax Credits Two Weeks Away
Cedar Rapids property owners must file for tax exemptions by July 1. The city assessor reports 21 530 of an expected 24 000 claims filed so far for homestead credits and military exemptions. Applicants over 65 may apply for the additional homestead credit this year, with field assessors not visiting homes for the first time. Claims are accepted Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on the fifth floor of City Hall May's Inland. Parking is available in the May's Island Plaza lot. Call 308-0031 with questions.
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Cedar Rapids
City Hall
May
May's Island Plaza
Second Avenue Bridge
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Route Two
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Ellis Blvd
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