Television Today Recaps TV Host Changes and New Roles
Hollywood notes Reagan’s Death Valley Days hosting succession ends with Dale Robertson taking the helm. Nimoy joins Mission: Impossible as Landau departs. Barbara Bain leaves after Emmy night remarks. Rose Marie to join Doris Day show as 60 Minutes previews Tito interview and Hair scenes.
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Romulo says Aspac welcomes Red China to join
Philippine Foreign Secretary Carlos Romulo stated that Aspac, the Asian and Pacific Council, is open to all and that there are no ideological barriers. He emphasized that Red China would be welcome to join if willing, noting the doors are open.
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Asian and Pacific Council
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Fragmented OCR text summary of sports card item
An unclear OCR fragment references a game and players with partial names. It hints at a 34 score in a game between teams or players with likely World Series or hospital context, but the text is too garbled to extract reliable entities or a coherent event.
State Audit Of Medicaid Is Under Way
A major state audit of Iowa Medicaid and related plans is underway under federal guidelines. Results will take at least 60 days and use statistical sampling. The social services chief plans to release payment lists to professional groups for review within about a month.
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Iowa
Richard Sydney
Sydney
Social Services Department
William Kingston
Lioux City
Iowa Medical Society
Krigsten
Trucker Penalty Plan Tightens Across Iowa Highways
A Iowa Highway Commission member said truck firms face heavy penalties for any future oversize permit violations after the panel wiped a slate clean. Derby Thompson of Burlington warned of stricter enforcement, while critics argued the commission’s reversal harmed its image and consistency.
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Congress Invited To July 16 Moon Launch
NASA invited all members of Congress to attend the moon launch slated for July 16 and offered free transportation. Each member may bring one accompanying family member aged 16 or over.
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UPI
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Senate
Industrial Output In May Rose Strongly
The May industrial output rose strongly, with the Federal Reserve index up six tenths of a percent from April. Despite leveling off of consumer goods, total U.S. industrial output reached 172.8 percent of the 1987-59 average, a key move in national economic data.
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Washington
U.S
Federal Reserve
Seven Story Prefab Office Completed in Hamburg
A Hamburg construction firm announced the completion of a seven story prefabricated office building Monday, two days, 17 hours, 41 minutes and 2 seconds after the foundation stone was laid.
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Hamburg
Germany
UPT
Disputes over Political Hack Tag at Letter Carriers
National Rural Letter Carriers president Herb Alfrey defends the union against a perceived political hack label. About 250 delegates attend the Town Rural Letter Carriers Association convention at Cedar Rapids Roosevelt hotel. Alfrey opposes two congressional bills to depoliticize carrier appointments and privatize the Post Office, arguing mail service is a public good, not a profit engine.
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Herb Alfrey
Armed Forces Notes and Postal Reform Debate
Arm ed Forces notes report Smothers returning to duty in Vietnam after wounds from a grenade explosion. Twelve men enlist or enter delayed programs to San Diego Great Lakes Fort Polk and Fort Hood. Postal reform bills prompt debate on career staffing patronage and privatization. Rural carrier honors and state office nominees noted along with awards for Lt Col Francis E Dubisher and Capt Allen L Thede. David Sennett returns to Fort Hood after leave.
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Ed Smothers
Bever Avenue
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Marine Corps
Wark J. Hernberger
Deely Avenue
James R. Schaeben
Norwood Drive
Thomas H. Smith
E Avenue
Francis E. Dubisher
Joseph Dubisher
Williamsburg
Korea
Allen L. Thede
LeRoy L. Thede
Durant
Air Force
Thede
Air Force Weapons Laboratory
Kirkland
N.m.oak
Center Point Tavern Break-In Reported Overnight
Haddy's Center Point Tavern was broken into Monday night. The rear door glass was shattered and an undetermined amount of change and galey bars were stolen. Also noted were six packs of eer and rodeo spills. The MOD:SQUAD and guest Monte Markham were featured in color at 6 40 Tuesday night on Channel new Fall series Mr Deeds Goes To Town.
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Center ‘Point
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Mr. Deeds
One Man Denies Burglary Two Get Plea Time
Three Cedar Rapids men accused in a Sunday Sandy’s Drive-In burglary were arraigned in Linn County District Court. Daniel D. Sebroader, 21, pled innocent while James A. Farris, 19, and Barry K. Arnett, 19, were given until June 30 to move or plead. Judge Harold Vietor ordered release on ten percent bonds.
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Point Road
Linn’ District Court
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Fifth ‘Street
James A. Farris
Third Avenue SE
Courthouse Sadie Holm Plea Time On Theft Charge
Satie L Holm 21 of 1006 Second St SW was arraigned in Linn district court on larceny. Judge Herald Vietor appointed Tom Riley to defend her at public expense. Holm released on own recognizance and given until next Monday to move or plead. Police recovered stolen items from her apartment including a stereo, TV set, records, horse ornament, comb and luggage keys tied to Mrs Robert Edwards. Edwards reported items stolen June 12 from a complex on Second Street. Bond set at 15000. all released on 5000 bond. Authorities also found $943.98 in a sack in a car used in a Sunday burglary of a nearby drive-in. The auto, registered to Schroeder, was seized by the U S Treasury alcohol tobacco and firearms division due to a rifle under 16 inches in length found in the vehicle. Substantial contraband rifles under 16 inches are forfeitable.
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Second Street
Linn District Court
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Tom Riley
Hollmn
Robert Edwards
Schroeder
Hearing Set on Evidence Motion in Assault Case
A hearing is scheduled Wednesday morning before Judge Harold Vietor on a motion to suppress evidence filed by Robert Stell Jr. Stell, 21, of Cedar Rapids, faces trial next week for assault with intent to rob related to a Jan 23 holdup attempt at Derby station on Mt. Vernon Road SE where shots were fired at the station door. The defense argues that a police statement should not be admitted.
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Mt. Vernon Road
Stell
Cedar Rapids
Admitted Evidence Challenge in Trial Over Involuntary Statement
The defendant seeks suppression of a confession offered at trial claiming it was involuntary due to promises made to induce the statement. He argues violations of both federal and state constitutional rights.
Youth Arrested On High Speed Chase After Roadblock
An 18 year old Ely youth Duane Powell was charged with possession of beer as a minor after a high speed chase in Linn and Johnson counties. He was pursued by the truck owner James Zinkula who reported his vehicle used without permission to pull a car from a ditch. Powell was tracked to a Linn Johnson county roadblock and apprehended. Johnson County officers filed the speeding charge.
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Johnson County
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Iohnson County
Former Rath Employees Seek $35,000 in Suit
Dorothy Petersen and Patricia Youngbint, former Rath Packing Co. workers of Waterloo, filed a Cedar Rapids federal suit against Rath Co. and Local 46 alleging illegal discharge on Oct 1 196. They claim breach of the collective bargaining pact and that the union failed to process their grievance. They seek $10,000 in actual damages and $25,000 in punitive damages plus reinstatement at Rath.
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Viet defectors mount in open arms program gains
Saigon officials reported Tuesday that 19,459 enemy soldiers defected to government side this year under the open arms program, exceeding the total returnees in all of 1968.
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