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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1969

Page

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Ray Signs Bill With Riot Clause In Iowa

Des Moines Gov Robert Ray signed a 91.4 million dollar per year appropriations bill for the state board of regents, including a rider to bar students convicted of taking part in destructive riots from funding. He also signed two other bills on agricultural property valuation and welfare work requirements, with no comment. The riot clause aims to protect education by limiting tax funds to those who disrupt the academic process. The rural urban clash over the tax assessment bill persisted, with supporters arguing it shifts taxes away from farmers while opponents warn of shifts to residents in small towns.

Des Moines UPI Robert Ray State Board of Regents Ray Iowa Regents

Dad Clings to Hope for Lost Son

In the Smoky Mountains of Tennessee seven year old Dennis Martin vanished during a family camping trip. A massive search involving more than a thousand responders including Green Berets park rangers and guardsmen covered Bates Mountain area at 4800 feet. Father William Martin remains optimistic saying the boy may survive among lowland berries and brush.

Gatlinburg, Tenn UPI William Martin U.S Dennis Martin Green Beret Army Park Rangers Knoxville Highlands The Smokys Kentucky Georgia Tennessee Guardsmen Bates Mountain

Israelis Raid Egyptian Radar Site Near Suez Canal

Israeli forces entered Egypt and attacked a radar facility at the northern Suez Canal. The raid occurred after cease-fire violations and followed heavy artillery, tank, and rocket exchanges on Saturday. Egypt claimed three Israeli helicopters were shot down.

Egypt Suez Canal Tel Aviv

Metal Workers Reject Second Time In Wage Offer

Saturday metal workers rejected for the second time a settlement proposal that would raise hourly wages by 2.40 over a three year contract. Union President Junior Sconyers said the vote was unanimous and hoped bargaining could resume early next week. The latest offer included immediate 50 cent, 30 cent on Nov 1, and 40 cent increases in May and November 1970 and 1971. The union had gone on strike May 1.

Junior Scony‘ers Sconyers

Abingdon Gunman Siege Ends with Arrest After Four Hours

Bruce Whitsett 31 of Abingdon, recently fired from Riverdale High School, held a two block area for four hours armed with an automatic rifle. Police overpowered him at his parents’ home after a brief struggle. He faced a $25,000 bond on a warrant charging threats to the principal. Authorities found hundreds of thousands of rounds, rifles, handguns, a bazooka, mortars, grenades, machine gun belts, brass knuckles and bayonets.

Abingdon Ill Bruce Whitsett Rock Island County Whitsett Joseph Devies Cordova Riverdale High School Port Byron Sweat Boyle

Nixon Aims For Viet Cong Minority Role In Saigon

The Nixon administration sketches a political settlement for South Vietnam offering the Viet Cong a secure minority in districts they control and possibly arms. It envisions internationally supervised elections to reflect realities and a federal local authority structure to curb war outcomes and aid potential reunification with the North.

Washington Nixon South Vietnam Saigon North Vietnam South Hanoi Thieu U.S Viet Cong

Rockefeller Urges LatIn Policy Amid Uruguay Turmoil

Gov Rockefeller meets Uruguay's President Pacheco Areco in Punta del Este as Montevideo endures crime and power blackout after anti American terrorists seize a radio station. Rockefeller notes turning point in Latin policy while Nixon seeks cross border accord.

Punta del Este Uruguay UPI Nelson Rockefeller New York Jorge Pacheco Areco Montevideo Here Rockefeller Paraguay Pacheco Latin America Nixon Hemisphere U.S. Congress U.S

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