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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1972

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California Vote Block Test Looms

Senator George McGovern faces a California credentials challenge that could threaten his nomination. A key platform draft aligned with his positions, while a minority report from Wallace supporters looms. Credentials votes reshaped delegates, with Maine seated and other challenges withdrawn, narrowing remaining disputes to 74. McGovern aides plan strategy for a Thursday California showdown.

Washington George McGovern California McGovern Democratic Party Miami Beach Alabama George C. Wallace Wallace North Dakota New York George S. McGovern Nassau County Georgia Hubert H. Humphrey

Farmer turns in skyjacker money in Indiana ransom case

Peru Indiana 61 year old Lowell Elliott found 500000 paid to a skyjacker after a St Louis to Toronto hijack. FBI and state police search for four days, a sub machine gun and missing parachute found nearby. American Airlines offered Elliott an all expenses trip and a monetary gift depending on a New York meeting.

Peru Ind Lowell Elliott American Airlines S. P. Fay Indianapolis Here Elliott St. Louis Toronto FBI Indiana Fay Hawaii New York

Nixon nominates Stoessel for European affairs post

Washington AP reports William Stoessel a career foreign service officer was nominated by President Nixon to be assistant secretary of state for European affairs.

Washington William Stoessel Foreign Service Nixon

Woman Fugitive from Chin Gang Refuses Bridge Allegations

A woman described as not playing bridge is reported as a fugitive linked to alleged Chin Gang activity. The item notes copyright context but provides no further concrete details.

Chin Gang

Iowa official urges minibike controls after rise in injuries

State Public Safety Commissioner Michael Sellers called for legislation to regulate minibikes in Iowa amid rising injuries among youths ages five to ten. He warned of possible fatalities and said many accidents occur on small roads and bike paths. He noted enforcement and reporting gaps hinder study and said meetings with legislators will be held this summer.

Des Moines UPI Michael Sellers Iowa Sellers

Nixon to hold White House news conference Thursday

President Nixon will hold a news conference from the White House East Room to be broadcast nationwide by radio and television Thursday evening. It will be his first live session with reporters in over a year. Exact time has not been announced.

Washington Nixon White House East Room

France Starts South Pacific Nuclear Tests

France opened a series of atmospheric nuclear tests in the South Pacific with the first detonation Sunday morning. Paris said the tests will be low yield and not disclosed until the series ends. Tahiti reports noted a two week wait after warnings to navigation and international protests from Australia New Zealand and Peru.

Papeete Tahiti UPI France South Pacific Defense Ministry Paris Australia New Zealand Peru

South Viets Mount Big Quang Tri Offensive

South Vietnamese marines and paratroopers launched a major assault into Quang Tri province north of Hue, meeting immediate Communist resistance as U.S. air power intensified nearby. Do Dang Bo reported 10,000 plus troops involved, 118 Communists killed, 3 government dead, 15 wounded in 12 hours. UPI noted continuous bombing of Hanoi area and a Thieu power expansion vote in Saigon.

Saigon UPI U. S Quang Tri Province My Chanh Hue Quang Tri Do Dang Bo

Record bombing as B 52 raids surge in Vietnam drive

The drive followed five days of heavy raids in Quang Tri and Thua Thien with a record 102 B 52 sorties dropping about 2 550 tons of bombs. Jet fighters carried out 152 strikes while 17 U S navy destroyers and cruisers lay offshore. Military sources say B 52s launched their heaviest raids of the war in the past five days.

Quang Tri Thua Thien U. S. Navy

Kin Gather To Bury Guadalcanal Dead

At Arlington National Cemetery families of five Marines gathered to bury sons and brothers killed at Guadalcanal in 1942. Remains found in 1970 were identified with Pfc David Johns, Pfc Eugene Johnston, Cpl John Suggs, Pvt Paul Gagnon, and Pfc Godfrey Hunter. Bodies were recovered after long search including Smithsonian analysis and years of hopeful pledges.

Washington Arlington National Cemetery Guadalcanal Mollie Johnston Littleton N. C Pacific Island David Johns Johnstown Eugene Johnston John Suggs Richlands Paul Gagnon Augusta Maine Godfrey Hunter Winston-Salem Y. Timothy Kwaimani G. E. Hunter U.S.M.C The Smithsonian

Army helicopters with new missiles in Vietnam destroy 39 enemy vehicles

Washington AP reports the only two army helicopters equipped with new tank killing missiles have destroyed 39 enemy armored vehicles artillery pieces and trucks since rushed into action in Vietnam.

Washington Vietnam

Banks Use Street Names to Hide Big Stock Stakes

Senate aide Jean Heller reports Senator Lee Metcalf contends large banks own hidden stock blocks in major U.S. firms, often listed under corporate pseudonyms. He cites Chase Manhattan’s 24 street names and inconsistent airline disclosures to the Civil Aeronautics Board, where banks appear to hold significant stakes unseen in public records.

Washington Lee Metcalf D-Mont U.S Chase Manhattan Bank Clint Cudd Egger Gooss Gunn Kane Ring Metcalf Senate Government Operations Committee Senate Civil Aeronautics Board Airlines

Nixon plans 10,000 troop drawdown from Vietnam by Sept

President Nixon announced a two month withdrawal of 10 000 U S troops from South Vietnam directing that only volunteers among draftees will be sent there in the future The move lowers the authorized level to 39 000 by September 1 and follows a summer rate of 5 000 monthly while the May June rate was 10 000 The White House said forces in Southeast Asia including ships offshore total about 125 000 with 40 000 aboard ships and 45 000 elsewhere Ziegler expect further action could come before Sept 1 and noted the Vietnamization plan would continue to guide operations

Washington Nixon U.S South Vietnam Ronald L. Ziegler Ziegler South Vietnam White House Southeast Asia Hanoi

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