Governors Will Get Involved at Session
SOUTH SIOUX CITY Neb AP A more involved approach to running state governments is set for the 10th Midwestern Governors Conference in the Sioux City area next month Gov Robert Ray co hosts with Neb Exon saying governors will present their ideas and exchange practical approaches The four day event July 18 21 expected to draw 250 300 registered guests including governors families aides and media representatives Social events include a 760 dinner at the Sioux City Auditorium
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South Sioux City
Neb
Sioux City
Robert Ray
Nebras
J. James Exon
Patel
Ray
Iowa
Sioux
City
Cyclists Gather in Storm Lake For Fourth Precautions
Storm Lake authorities said a weekend watch by about 60 patrolmen and scattered cyclists from Mason City and Sioux City produced no incidents. Cyclists from several states were expected to converge for possible gatherings around the Fourth of July, with precautions planned.
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Storm Lake
Stormake
Mason City
Sioux City
Buena Vista County
Cancel Vessels Visits to Malta Conference Delegation List
U S officials report Malta visit cancellations as governors and diplomats including Docking Hearnes Lucey Kneip Nunn Milliken Mintoff Moore expect to attend a conference. The decision stems from a request explained through diplomatic channels to reassess Malta S sense agreements.
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Exon
Robert Docking
Washington
Kansas
Warren Hearnes
Malta
Missouri
Richard B. Ogilvie
Minois
Patrick J. Lucey
Wis
Richard F. Kneip
Wishls
South Dakota
Wendell R. Antaval
Minnesota
Edgar D
U.S
Whitcomb
Indiana
William Monday
L. Guy
North Dakota
Louie
B. Nunn
Kentucky
Williams
G. Milliken
Michigan
H. Gilligan
Ohio
David Hall
Dom Mintoff
Oklahoma
Arch A.I
de Moore, Jr
West Virginia
Need More Than Drugs, ISA Is Told at Cedar Rapids Meeting
Delegates to the first general meeting of the Iowa Schizophrenia Association spoke Sunday in Cedar Rapids. Dr. Dale A. Harding urged not to be satisfied with treatment, noting millions worldwide with schizophrenia. Dr. William W. Brauer warned substances like LSD could trigger symptoms and drug users may become schizophrenic. Craig Rector, ISA president, called for halfway houses and work programs. The Cedar Rapids gathering took place at the Holiday Inn.
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Iowa Schizophrenia Assn
Cedar Rapids
Dale A. Harding
Eagle Grove
William W. Braver
Minneapolis
United States
Dr. Brauer
Brauer
Jack D. Rector
ISA
TSA
Jepsen To Meet With Linn GOP On Drug Abuse Talk
Lt Gov Roger Jepsen plans a 4:90 pm gathering with Linn county Republicans Monday at Roosevelt Hall before a 7:30 pm public appearance at Knights of Columbus 716 A avenue NE. Cedar Rapids Police Chief George Matias will discuss drug abuse. event sponsored by Concerned Citizens Committee on Drug Abuse. Jepsen announced candidacy for the Republican gubernatorial nomination in the June primary.
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Roger Jepsen
Linn County
Roosevelt Hole
Knights of Columbus
Exploratory Surgery Set Tuesday for Danny Montoghany
Danny Monaghany a 10 year old farm boy from a Cedar Rapids area family faces exploratory surgery at University Hospitals in Iowa City Tuesday to seek answers about a persistent mysterious illness. His parents say his temp is normal some days and he enjoys reading and watching TV while awaiting doctors. The Monaghans farm 46 miles north of Manchester and envy neighbors who helped with hay after financial concerns grew.
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Towa City
Danny Montold
Aghan
Iowa City
Danny
Manchester
Cathy
Caroline
Allen
Arthur
University Hospitals Pediatrics ‘Department
Mercy Hospital
Cedar Rapids
House Told Of Pullback From Europe
Washington reports that two Air Force squadrons were withdrawn from Europe last year despite pledges to strengthen US forces there. Dual basing involved rotating US units to Europe for NATO drills. many were brought home since 1964 to cut the balance of payments. Pentagon and military leaders debate dual basing as morale and costs rise while units remain available for emergency redeployment.
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United States
Europe
U.S
House Appropriations Committee
NATO
Pentagon
Air Force
Shaw Air Force Base
D.C
Nixon
Brussels
David A. Burchinal
Appropriations Committee
Spain
Britain
Germany
Nabbed for Rally Against Soviets
Washington police charged two demonstrators Arie Ilovitz and John Weiss with unlawful entry after climbing the fence around the Soviet embassy for a protest over Soviet Jewry. Several others were arrested near the embassy for violating a 500 foot rule and disorderly conduct during Sunday’s march led by JDL and related groups. Meir Kahane faced the 500 foot rule charge. The State Department had not received a formal protest from the Soviet Union.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Arie Ilovitz
John Weiss
State Department
Meir Kahane
Jewish Defense League
JDL
Young Israel Intercollegiates
Kahane
Monaghan Family Faces Recurring Illness Tragedy
Danny Monaghan, son of Mr and Mrs Donald Monaghan of rural Manchester, has recently shown tiredness and fever mirroring his older brother’s illness from three years ago. David Monaghan died from a blood infection that baffled doctors about blood stream access.
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Danny
Donald Monaghan
Manchester
David Monaghan
Priest Desmond barred for five years in South Africa
Father Cosmos Desmond, 85, Roman Catholic author of The Discarded People, was served five year banning and house arrest orders. He cannot be quoted, must stay home weekends and after dusk, report weekly to police, and may only receive doctors and his England-based parents. He cannot enter black, colored, mulatto, or Asian areas or attend political gatherings.
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Cosmos Desmond
Father Desmond
England
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Petrus C. Pelser
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Jaffe
Congress
Nixon
Government Anti-Drug Setup Reported in Washington
AP reports in Washington that a government plan to set up anti-drug measures is being discussed. Details are sparse, with the brief fragment noting the topic and location but not specifics or outcomes. The item reflects early coverage of drug policy initiatives without quotes or formal statements.
iC R Woman Hurt In Cycle Mishap
Ruth Hintzen, 20, of 1917 Thirty-fourth Street NE, was treated at St. Luke's hospital after a motorcycle accident north of Homestead on Highway 149 Sunday. Her husband Marl Hintzen, 22, was driving the cycle and was treated for minor injuries. The report notes a proposed bill giving legislative status to out of control motor vehicles on curves and the White House's new agency overseeing such issues.
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Ruth “Hintzen
St. Luke's Hospital
Homestead
Highway Patrol
Marl Hintzen
White House
Sell those no longer needed spice takers quickly
Classified note urges quick disposal of unused spice takers via four want ads with contact number 369-1294 for fast pickup or sale.
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Helicopters Save Scouts from Desolation Canyon Rescue
Air Force helicopters rescued 25 Boy Scouts and three leaders stranded in Desolation Canyon on the Green River Utah. Scout Peter McCarthy 18 of Albuquerque drowned when boats collided. The group from Troop 442 Albuquerque returned home by bus after being fed in Price.
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Green River
Peter McCarthy
Albuquerque, N.M
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Albuquerque
Price
John Unevarsky
Rant Hill Air Force Base
Utah
James Bernardoni
Appointment to Iowa Board of Pharmacy Examiners
DES MOINES AP reports Gov Robert Ray named A Hughes 50 of Ermetsburg to a fourth three year term on the Iowa Board of Pharmacy Examiners.
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Des Moines
Robert Ray
A. Hughes
Ermetsburg
State Board of Pharmacy Examiners
Jepsen Bid May Alter Plans Ray Des Moines AP
Lt Gov Roger Jepsen announced opposition to Gov Robert Ray in the next election. Ray said no schedule changes yet but acknowledged potential impact. He noted his second five year term began last November and argued a six year term is short for his ongoing programs.
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Des Moines
Roger Jepsen
Robert Ray
Ray
U. S
Republican “Party
Leo Hoegh
Norman Erbe
North Vietnam shells bases below DMZ as patrols sweep jungles
North Vietnamese gunners again bombarded allied firebases below the DMZ while reinforced South Vietnamese and American units swept the jungles. The U S command said more than 20 rockets hit Firebase Charlie three miles below the DMZ with light casualties and nine reported dead. Three South Vietnamese bases were struck, Saigon reported no casualties. Sporadic fire also hit troops around Firebase Fuller as patrols hunted enemy mortar sites. A Vietnamese spokesman said the intensity is very low now.
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Saigon
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
tCharlie
Fuller
Cal. le Trung Hien
Pentagon papers move to Congress under guard
Under television glare two army sergeants delivered two Top Secret boxes to House Speaker Albert to Congress. An army sergeant with a major and a Pentagon official wheeled two more boxes of the 47 volume study to the office of Senator Ellender of Louisiana, the Senate president pro tempore.
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Pentagon
Vietnam
Congress
Albert
Tog Fentagon
Ellender D
Segate
Pro Amnaro
One Person Injured In Two-Car Collision Near Fortified Area
A two car crash on 1402 B avenue NE left 36 year old Marion resident Ann Bowser with head injuries. Bowser, driving, collided with a parked car and was treated at St Luke's hospital then released. No charges were filed. Ellender told reporters Pentagon documents indicate 80 percent of bunkers and fortifications were shelled but most contents were later declassified.
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Fuller
Ellender
Pentagon
Itg
U.S
B Avenue NE
Ann Bowser
Marion Road
Luke's Hospital
Emphasis urged on pedestrians safety nationwide
Washington AP report states national transportation safety board urged stronger pedestrian safety focus. It cites study showing minimal efforts, lack of organized national pedestrian groups, and scarce cross interstate facilities. From 1967-69, pedestrians accounted for 18 percent of highway deaths, with 29 000 fatalities and 72 percent more than combined other transport deaths.
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Washington
Withjide Department
Department of Transportation
Edpy kept in armed services committee room plan
Albert stated the edpy would be housed in an armed services committee room. He noted the room had been inspected by military security officers, with discussions expected to occur within two to three days.
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Armed Services Committee
Raides
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