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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1978

Page

2

Nazis win right to march in park in Chicago area

Federal judge cleared the National Socialist Party of America to demonstrate in Marquette Park without an insurance bond, potentially canceling the planned Skokie march. Officials and Jewish groups prepared counter demonstrations as Gov. Thompson ordered guards to Skokie for Sunday security.

Skokie Chicago Chicago Park Marquette Park Frank Collin National Socialist Party of America Collin Louis Black Black Jewish Defense League Bonnie Pechter JDL Washington Jewish War Veterans U.S.A Rockwell Hall James Thompson Illinois

Dissident Slepak and colleague sentenced to internal exile

Vladimir Slepak and a female colleague were convicted of malicious hooliganism and sentenced to five and four years respectively in internal exile after protests at their apartments. The case centers on political demonstrations and surveillance by authorities.

Moscow UPI Vladimir Slepak Slepak Nudel

Scapa Flow German Fleet Scuttled in 1919

On this date in 1919 German crews scuttled part of their fleet at Scapa Flow in Scotland after internment following World War I. The action aimed to prevent capture and altered naval holdings, marking a notable incident in postwar history.

Scapa Flow Scotland

Government allows bone fragments in some meats

The Agriculture Department approves regulations to permit pepper sized bone pieces in certain products. Starting July 20 salvaged meat may appear in frankfurters canned spaghetti sausage scrapple and meat sauce but not in hamburgers ground beef roasts or baby foods. Labels must reveal the presence of powdered bone and salvaged meat is called mechanically processed beef or pork product.

Washington Agriculture Department Agriculture Carol Tucker Foreman

Weather notes and river stages for the region

At 10 a.m. winds WNW 10 mph. Sunrise 5 31, sunset 8 46. Yesterday high 72 low 54 with no precipitation. Extended forecast calls for warm humid weather Friday through Sunday with scattered thundershowers in afternoons and evenings. Highs mid 80s to low 90s. lows 60s to low 70s. Mississippi River stages show LaCrosse 6.8 rising .1, Lansing 9.2 falling .4, Dam 9 17.7 falling .1, McGregor 10.5 falling .1, Guttenberg 9.3 falling 1.2, Dubuque 11.6 no change, Davenport 9.8 falling .1, Keokuk 7.8 rising .4, Cedar at C R 6.82 rising 1.07.

Mississippi River LaCrosse Lansing Dam McGregor Guttenberg Dubuque Davenport Keokuk C.R

Birth Announcements from Several Areas and Names

Birth notices list multiple births with dates and locations including Mercy on June 21, St and Mrs Daniel Hines in 1040 Third Ave SE a son, and numerous other couples across Marion Cedar Rapids Fresno Seaside and Little Rock with daughters and sons. The section also records a series of times and addresses for incidents and emergencies including medical emergencies and wiring issues at several streets and addresses.

Daniel Hines Third Ave Calvin Henry Eighth St Marion Little Rock Ark Allen A. June June Lumir Kopecky First St Paul M. June Jr Bowling St Fresno Calif George Slian Lllian Vernon Brusha Haven Court

Foreign policy seminar eases lawmakers doubts at White House

In Washington AP reported that a White House foreign affairs seminar left some legislators less critical of Carter policy. Rep. Morris Udall called it a good seminar and said doubts were dispelled. Sen. Charles Percy praised it as the best meeting in 12 years, noting candor.

Washington Congress Carter White House Morris Udall D-Ariz Charles Percy A-Il House Cyrus Vance Defense Harold Brown Zbigniew Brzezinski Dante Fascell D-Fla Brzezinski Vance Fascell Percy China Turkey Soviet Union Africa Middle East

Carter Veto Strains Firefighters Pay Bill Alliance

President Carter vetoed a federal firefighters pay bill that would cut the workweek from 72 to 52 hours, straining ties with the American Federation of Government Employees. Greg Kenefick, AFGE spokesman, warned the dispute edged toward a parting of the ways between the administration and the union, which had vigorously fought for the measure.

Washington Carter Greg Kenefic Ber American Federation of Government Employees

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