Saigon fears effects of Pentagon study on U S pullout
Baltimore Sun reports South Vietnamese officials fear Pentagon study of U S involvement in Southeast Asia will speed an American withdrawal. An unnamed senior finance official cites potential loss of moderates' support, saying voters feel misled and could target South Vietnam as the reaction.
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U.S
Baltimore
Baltimore Sun
Pentagon
U. S
Southeast Asia
New York Times
The
Wash
Ington Post
Sun
Michael Parks
Carnicle Files Petitions for Cedar Rapids Parks Post
Donald Joseph Carnicle, 48, of 1446 Second Street SE, obtained nomination petitions Monday afternoon for Cedar Rapids parks commissioner. He is the second to file, with Ray G. Brown already having done so. Parks Commissioner Stan Reinis has not filed yet but intends to run. Candidates must be registered voters with 400 voter signatures. The primary is Oct. 19 and the general election is Nov. 2.
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Donald Joseph Carnicle
Second Street
Cedar Rapids
Carnicle
Ray G. Brown
O Avenue NW
Stan Reinis
Iowa official faces motorcycle safety helmet clash
Iowa officials debate helmet rules as the Iowa Motorcycle Dealers Assn denounces a state edict as a vendetta against riders. Skip Taylor vows a protest ride on the statehouse within 10 days, claiming he represents 300,000 operators. Taylor and Joe Hoyka threaten jail rather than comply with the new regulations.
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Skip Taylor
Des Moines
Taylor
Sellers
Hitler
Joe Hoyka
West Des Moines
Nixon urges medical community to curb drug abuse risks
Nixon cites concerns that drugs may become a crutch for doctors and patients. He notes voices from medical circles urging limited psychotropic prescriptions and education on dangers, framing AMA efforts in Vietnam as a model for civilian action.
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AMA
Vietnam
Veteran colonel criticizes Vietnam strategy and future army recovery
Colonel Hackworth, highly decorated and now active, argues about flawed aims and a lack of professional volunteers in Vietnam. He notes Westmoreland’s management approach and predicts at least 20 years for the U.S. military to recover from the war as he plans a book on counter insurgency.
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U. S
Vietnam
Central Highlands
Mekong Delta
William Westmoreland
Army
Westmoreland
Che Guevara
Two Charged With Obscene Calls Language Harol d Holubar
Harold Holubar and his wife Charlotte were arrested on warrants charging disturbing the peace and obscene or blasphemous language and unlawful telephone use. Warrant authorities cited complaints from neighbors. They pled not guilty in Powers court and trial set for next Monday, each held on $110 bond in Linn county jail.
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Harold Holubar
H Avenue NW
Holubar
Charlotte
Justice of the Peace
Glenn Powers
Holubars
Powers
Margaret Booze
Ronald Hinsch
Leonard Weems
Linn County
Jerry Lane Arrested On Bad Check Charge
Jerry Lane a 27 year old resident of 1820 J avenue NE was arrested Monday on a charge of false uttering of a check. He appeared in municipal court given until Thursday to move or plead and was released. Lane allegedly uttered a bad check for 20 dollars to the Hy Vee store at 20 Wilson avenue SW on May 18.
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Jerry Lane
J Avenue NE
Lane
Hy-Vee
Wilson Avenue
Guest host Tony Randall fills Cavett spot on TV 9
Vacationing Dick Cavett will be absent Tuesday night and Tony Randall steps in as guest host in color on TV 9 at 10 30 p m.
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Dick Cavett
Tony
Randall
TV 9
Cedar Rapids Man Charged With Animal Cruelty
Donald P. Bates, 27, of 1018 Thirty-ninth Street SE, was arrested by Linn County sheriff deputies Monday and charged with cruelty to animals. He allegedly neglected two dogs, leading to one death from starvation and another in severe condition. Charges filed in Justice of the Peace Glenn Powers court. Bates released on bond.
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Cedar Rapids
Linn County Sheriff's Department
Donald P. Bates
Thirty-ninth Street
Court of Justice of the Peace
Glenn Powers
Bates
Merchandise Stolen From Drug Store Break-in at May's Drug Store
burglars broke into May's Drug Store at 3601 First Avenue SE on Monday night stealing seven watches a camera a barbecue grill and assorted colognes. six watches lacked stated value while the remaining merchandise was valued at 85.24.
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May
First Avenue SE
C R Man Arrested On Assault Warrant
John Yuva aged 35 of 10656 Avenue NW was arrested Monday on an assault and battery warrant issued by Justice of the Peace Steve B West in Hiawatha. Daisy Satterfield alleges the assault occurred early Tuesday. Yuva posted a $110 bond and was released.
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John Yuva
Avenue NW
Yuva
Justice of the Peace
Steve B. West
Hiawatha
Daisy Satterfield
Plans Reviewed For River Park On East Side
Cedar Rapids city council reviewed preliminary plans for a riverfront park along the Cedar River between First Avenue and Avenue NE. Estimated cost $100,000 includes $28,000 for riverwall erosion work and $67,640 for park development with $4,360 in contingencies. Federal reimbursement is expected under the Civic Center urban renewal project. Bid opening planned for late August. demolition of nearby Randall building and Jack’s store not yet done. Thompson asked to advance final drawings. 50,000 square feet, once bid, returns to Bjornsen Enterprises which proposed the Midtowne Mall project before it failed.
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Cedar Rapids
Cedar River
First Avenue
Herman Thompson
Shire Hattery and Associates
Civic Center
Randall
First Street
Jack’s
Don B. Salyer
Thompson
Bjornsen Enterprises
Late Registration For Swim Lessons At City Pools
Learn to Swim registration will be held at each city pool on July 2 from 10 am to 1 pm July 16 from 10 am to noon and July 30 from 10 am to noon The Red Cross sponsor notes no students can be admitted during class time TV news anchor team Bob Harper Wayne Winston and Bob Brooks announce the 10 pm Eyewitness News in color Tuesday.
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Red Cross
Bob Harper
Wayne Winston
Bob Brooks
TV 9
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Don Melichar
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