Rabbis Criticize Pope Paul VI on Mid East Stand
The article notes Rabbi Balfour Brickner and Rabbi Arthur Gilbert fault Pope Paul VI for statements seen as hindering Jewish Catholic dialogue after Middle East tensions. It mentions a Baltimore report surveying 130 rabbis and a Central Conference of American Rabbis meeting, plus local Cedar Rapids band concerts at Greene Square and Ellis Park with band director Roland L. Raim and soloist Eldred Gerhold.
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Baltimore
Abraham Shaw
Central Conference of American Rabbis
Reform Judaism
Houston
Paul VI
Middle East
Balfour Brickner
New York
Arthur Gilbert
Philadelphia
Roland L. Raim
Band Direct
Ging
Jacobs Bond
Louis Ganne
Haydn Wood
Sigmund Romberg
Tamerand
Franci. Erickson
Ernesto Lecwona
Thunderer
John Philip Sousa
Highway 218 8 Work to Begin Wednesday at Junction
Reconstruction of Highway 218 at its intersection with Highway 8 northwest of Vinton will begin Wednesday. Allied officials from the Construction Co of Charles City said the work is timed for completion and will involve removing the dangerous curve at the junction.
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Vinton
Aeli
Construction Co
Charles City
Lebanon
Vatican
Houston
Paul
Bagdad
Detour Plan on Highways 8 and 63 Set for Wednesday
A traffic detour on highways 8 and 63 begins Wednesday morning. The project aims to resume normal traffic by November 22 with a total cost of 484,008 dollars and a completion date of May 30, 1970.
Indiana Firm Leases Guttenberg Plant To Utah-American
Jensen Manufacturing division in Guttenberg is leased by Utah-American Corp., Huntington, Ind. Production starts in July with up to 300 workers. Charles M. Cain remains plant manager. The Guttenberg facility will manufacture public address and intercom speakers, hi fi models, and related items, with sales and design in Huntington.
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Guttenberg
Herbert J. Rowe
Muter Co
Chicago
Jensen Manufacturing
Utah-American Corp
Huntington
Ind
Utah
Jensen
Frank L. Pyle
UtakiAmerican
Charles M. Cain
Hi Fidelity
West Union Awards Water Line Contract for Pool Project
The West Union town council awarded a 10 613 dollar contract to Happel and Hahl of Waverly to lay 2 500 feet of six inch water line for the swimming pool at the new high school. Three other bids were received and the work deadline is set. The council also purchased two citizen band radios from West Union Appliance for 449 dollars, one for the radio HQ at Lilac hotel and another for the city police car.
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Selal
Gazette West Union
Happel and Hahl of
Waverly
West Union
Lilac Motel
Oelwein Driver Hurt In Rural Intersection Crash
Duane Western, 48, of Oelwein, was treated at the hospital for a leg injury after his car collided with another vehicle five miles west of Oelwein Monday afternoon. The other driver, 16 year old Andrew McLeish of rural Fayette, was not injured and was charged with failure to yield.
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Oelwein
Duane
Western
Oelwein Hospital
Andrew McLeish
Fayette
Britain to seek entry into European Common Market bid
Britain plans a new bid to enter the European Common Market after signaling a possible French reconciliation. Prime Minister Wilson may meet President-elect Pompidou this summer if ambassador Soames deems it productive. Foreign Secretary Stewart and Lord Chalfont will lead London talks with envoys from the six Market capitals after Pompidou's government forms.
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Eastbourne
England
Britain
Christopher Solmes
France
Michael Stewart
Lord Chalfont
London
Connent
Pompidou
Soames Hag
Eropean Free Trade Association
EFTA
Austria
Switzerland
Fortugal
Norway
Denmark
Socialist International
DiSalle backs voluntary controls to curb inflation
Former price boss Michael DiSalle urges the administration to pursue quasi voluntary hold-the-line pacts with the 500 largest firms or major industries to slow price rises. He notes past voluntary controls failed during the Korean War but argues new leverage could work if wide industry buy in.
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Washington
Michael DiSalle
DiSalle
Decorah Old Stone Mill sale nets over two thousand
Special to The Gazette Decorah over $2,000 was netted at a trash and treasure sale held at the Old Stone Mill. The event sponsored by the Norwegian American Museum of Decorah donated items by area residents. Mrs. David Wright and Mrs. Thomas Lynch were general chairmen with proceeds slated for restoration of the Old Stone Mill.
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Gazette
Decorah
Old Stone Mill
Sub-Standard Minuteman II System Gets $400 Million Order
Washington reports another $400 million order for the Minuteman II guidance system built by Autonetics North American Rockwell. The unit reportedly underperforms, with long-term reliability debated, while FAA standards and several launch attempts show mixed results amid broader budget and management concerns.
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Washington
Washington Post
Autonetics Division
North American Rockwell
Airforce
Pentagon
A. Ernest Fitzgerald
Air Force
Minuteman
Fitzgerald
J. W. O'Neill
Air Force Space and Missile System Organization
Silog
Vandenberg
Calif
Biafran relief flights grounded over air force threat
In Geneva a Joint Church Aid official said nearly all relief flights delivering food to Biafra have been grounded due to the rising threat from the Nigerian air force. The disruption hampers international humanitarian aid efforts amid the ongoing crisis.
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Geneva
Horse Stages A Monthly Run On Busy Streets
NEW YORK AP A saddle horse named Paso aged six or seven opens a corral gate about once a month and streaks a few furlongs down busy Queens streets. He prefers Belt Parkway but on Monday ran down Woodhaven Boulevard in a mile race and nosed out a police radio car. His owner Janet Fuchigami, a high school freshman, says Paso gets wanderlust then. He was returned to his barn unharmed.
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New York
Becaus
Aqueduct Race Track
Paso
Corral
Queens
Belt Parkway
Woodhaven Boulevard
Janet Fuchigami
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