Saigon fears effects of U S war study fallout
Saigon worries over American public opinion after Washington disclosures on the U S military role in Southeast Asia. South Vietnamese officials fear U S reports may erode support, leaving Saigon to face anger and a potential withdrawal of residual forces. The Sun cites a cabinet official saying trust in U S leadership could be damaged and Nixon may face greater difficulty maintaining forces.
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Tagon
U.S
Southeast Asia
New York Times
Wash
Sun
Micchael Parks
Saigon
Nixon
Johnson
Donald Carnicle Lines Up Cedar Rapids Parks Post Papers
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, joined by Ray G. Brown, while Parks Commissioner Stan Reinis has not yet filed and plans to seek re election. To qualify, candidates must be registered voters with 400 signatures. Primary is on August 9 and the regular municipal election is November 2.
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Donald Joseph Carnicle
Second Street
Cedar Rapids
Carnicle
Ray G. Brown
Stan Reinis
Des Moines Motorcycle Rule Fight Draws Protest
A confrontation over new helmet and vision rules drew criticism from the Tawa Motorcycle Dealers Assn who accused official Elliott Sellers of personal vendetta. Motorcycle advocates defended riders while Skip Taylor vowed protest rides at the statehouse within 10 days calling Sellers a little Hitler and promising jail if required to comply.
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Sellers
Skip Taylor
Des Moines
Statehouse
Taylor
Hitler
West Des Moines
Nixon urges medical group action against drug abuse
Nixon says drug abuse by doctors and patients is worsened by overly available psychotropic drugs. He cites voices in the medical community and urges a limited prescription approach and public education, noting the AMA's Vietnam relief work as a model for mobilizing the profession.
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AMA
Vietnam
Col Hackworth Critiques Vietnam Strategy and Military Recovery
Colonel Hackworth, a highly decorated U S officer, criticizes the Vietnam war strategy and Westmoreland's attrition approach. He warns of 20 years of erosion for the Army and plans to write a counter insurgency text after leaving service.
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William Westmoreland
Army
Westmoreland
Vietnam
Tr Qwill
Che Guevara
Jerry Lane Arrested On Bad Check Charge
Jerry Lane, 27, of 1820 J avenue NE, was arrested Monday on a charge of false uttering of a check. He appeared in municipal court, was given until Thursday to move or plead, and was released. Lane is accused of uttering 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
Lane
Wilson Avenue
Two Holubars Charged With Obscene Calls and Language
Harold Hatubar aged 62 of 310 H avente NW and his wife Charlotte aged 49 of 308 H avenue NW faced warrants from Justice of the Peace Glenn Powers after neighbors complained of obscene and blasphemous telephone calls. Harold charged with disturbing the peace. Charlotte with unlawful use of a telephone.
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Harold Hatubar
Havente NW
Hatubar
Charlotte
Justice of the Peace
Glenn Powers
Holubars
Powers
Margaret Booze
H Avenue NW
Ronald Hinsch
Holubar
Man Arrested On Assault Warrant In Linn County
A man identified as John Yura, of 1065 G Ave NW, was arrested Monday on an assault and battery warrant. He appeared in Powers' court Tuesday with a $110 bond set, pled innocent, and was held in Linn County jail. The information was signed by Leonard Weems. Additional details mention a separate informal charge and a court appearance by Justice of the Peace Steve B. West.
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Leonard Weems
John Yura
Linn County
Hit
Yura
Justice of the Peace
Steve B. West
Hiawatha
Daisy Satterfield
Dick Cavett
Tony
Je” Randall
Bates Charged With Animal Cruelty in Cedar Rapids
Donald P. Bates a 27 year old from 1018 Thirty-ninth Street SA was arrested by Linn County sheriff deputies and charged with cruelty to animals. Two dogs were found neglected one died of starvation and the other was severely weakened. Charges filed in Justice of the Peace Glenn Powers court. Bates released on bond.
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Cedar Rapids
Linn County Sheriff's Departiment
Donald P. Bates
Thirty-ninth Street
Court of Justice of the Peace
Glenn Powers
Bates
Merchandise Stolen From May's Drug Store Break-In
Burglars broke into May's Drug Store at 301 First Avenue SE on Monday night and stole seven watches a camera a barbecue grill and assorted colognes. No value given for six watches the remaining merchandise valued at 45.24 dollars. Authorities reported the incident with the listed items and estimated total value.
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May
First
Avenue SE
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 is 100000 with 28000 for riverwall and erosion control 67640 for park development and 4380 for contingencies. Federal reimbursement anticipated under urban renewal. Bid opening planned late August, with demolition ongoing around existing structures.
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Cedar Rapids
Cedar River
First Avenue
Herman Thompson
Shire-Hatchery and Associates
Civic Center
Randall
First Street
Jack's
Don B. Salyer
Set Late Registration For Swim Lessons
Learn-to-Swim registration dates for city pools are July 2 from 10 to 1, July 16 from 10 to noon, and July 30 from 10 to noon. No students admitted during class. Red Cross, sponsor, reports these details.
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