Tough Future for Civil Defense Faces Tight Budget Pressures
Iowa civil defense leaders heard state officials warn of tougher federal support and urged new funding, including a quarter mill county levy. George Orr proposed shelter requirements in schools and a name change to division of emergency operations, with readiness displays continuing at the Coliseum Armory expo.
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Jack Fulton
Fulton
Wiliam Bjorenson
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Soviot Report Summary Released Early by The Washington Post
The President's Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders released its 12 000 word summary 48 hours early after The Washington Post printed it in Friday editions. The Post said it obtained a copy through its own sources and would not honor the 6 30 p m embargo. Spivak said embargo on the full 250 000 word report remains. the Post was asked to reconsider but declined.
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Washington
President’s Advisory Commission On Civil Disorders
Washington Post
Ben Gilbert
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Alvin Spivak
Spivak
Civil defense display opens at state meeting
From 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday the civil defense display will be open to the public along with organizations and attendees at the state meeting.
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Civil Defense
Five Guilty in Cheating Case
A federal jury in Sioux City found four of five defendants guilty on 15 of 19 counts of conspiracy fraud by mail and wire. The fifth was guilty on six counts. Indictments involved obtaining test questions for a fake basic science exam to qualify as chiropractors. Names: Brian Long, Richard Brevik, Donald Kettwich, Bryce Parker, and Thomas Davis. They were released on bond pending sentencing.
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UPI
Brian Long
St. Petersburg
Fla
Richard Brevik
Moorehead
Minn
Donald Kettwich
Minoak
Bryce Parker
Montrose
Thomas Davis
Conklin
Mich
Attorneys Admitted To Federal Practice In Iowa District
Nit attorneys admitted to practice in the Northern District of Iowa federal court include Phillip D. Klinger James E. Bennett Robert R. Chapman and Paul H. Kinion of Cedar Rapids Roger F. Rader of Waterloo Rich E. Shinefield Peter E. Ptacek J. C. Irvin and Robert F. Holz Jr of Des Moines.
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Nit
Iowa
Panama Canal busiest day as 65 ships pass through
The Panama Canal saw its heaviest traffic Thursday with 65 ships transiting to reduce a backlog from Sunday’s grounding of a Japanese freighter.
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Panama
Panama Canal
Walkouts by Teachers in Four States
Teachers in San Francisco Florida Pittsburgh and Welliston staged walkouts as part of a four state education crisis. Oklahoma City faced a threatened fifth walkout as talks failed and a statewide Florida strike persisted despite a proposed compromise rejected by state officials.
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Florida
Pittsburgh
Welllston
Oklahoma City
Robert Jenkins
Claude Kirk
Florida Education Association
Kirk
Atty
Earl Faircloth
Broward Williams
General Rosson Named Deputy Commander in Vietnam
Lt. Gen. William Rosson was named deputy commander of U S forces in the threatened five northern provinces of South Vietnam. The move follows General Abrams as Washington considers a replacement.
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William Rosson Friday
U. S
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Rosson
Vietnam
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North
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Abrams
Westmoreland
Phu Bai
Hue
William Peers
Central Vietnam
City Briefs and Local Notices Snapshot
City briefs cover hospital visitor policies, a $1 medium pizza and dine-in specials, and business ads. Honor roll notice names Kenyon P. Kellogg Jr. for Creighton University, with local address, plus a tax service continuation for late Harlan E. King and a real estate sale ad. Also noted are vandalism repairs at a Mid-Atlantic building, U S command changes in Vietnam era context, bowling alley ads, photo contest winners, a dry cleaning special, coin dealer ads, a funeral notice for Mrs. George Walker, and a surplus shoe sale with one day only discounts.
Columns and Page Features Highlight Editors and TV Review
A snapshot of the day's page lists columnists such as Marquis Childs Tom Wicker and Evans Novak. It also includes Irma Bombeck Inez Robb and Leonard Lyons among featured writers with TV and entertainment notes and a bowling section by Walton.
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Tom Wicker
Evans Novak
Irma Bombeck
Dr. Mother
Inez Robb
Rick DuBrow
Leonard Lyons
Florabel Muir
Icy Conditions Delay Police Helicopter Commute
Police Lt. L. Jack Bynum faced a half hour delay as snow froze into ice, hindering travel from his suburban home to downtown Louisville. A helicopter lifted Bynum and a colleague to the Guaranty Building where he reports traffic conditions.
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Louisville
Jack Bynum
H. S. Dougherty
Archiropractor
Bynum
Guide to Cultures 2800 Page World Study Published
Stanford according to UPI Prof. Robert B Textor has published A Cross Cultural Summary a 2600 page guide compiled from five years of research. Textor coded findings into a computer to index and print plain language information on about 400 cultures.
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Stanford, Calif
UPI
Robert B. Textor
Stanford
International Development Education Center
Textor
RTA Leaders Postpone Washington Trip on Grant Talks
Regional Transit Authority members Bob Carson and Herald A. Smith Jr will visit Washington next Tuesday to discuss Cedar Rapids 351 4490 mass transit grant commitments. They seek clarity on canceling the Flyible Co bus lease and its effect on grant receipt with a decision due after their return. If leases are canceled, deadlines loom for action and potential April purchase of buses and building.
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RTA
Bob Carson
Herald A. Smith, Jr
Washington, D.C
Cedar Rapids
Washington
Frank Bush
Des Moines
Flyible Co
Smith
Carson
Cougar trapped in bobcat snare required canine restraint
In eastern Oregon a large male cougar became stuck in a bobcat trap. After two shots of an immobilizing drug failed, game wardens bounded the animal with ropes to free its paw. The cougar, a protected species in Oregon, was subdued and released.
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Portland
Ore
UPI
Oregon
State Game Commission
James Doolin Hurt In Home Accident
James Doolin, 40, of 705 Fifth Avenue SE, suffered a shoulder laceration after slipping while using a wood chisel in his home. He was admitted to Mercy Hospital's intensive care ward in fair condition.
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James Doolin
Fifth Avenue SE
Mercy Hospital
Cedar Rapids Gazette Subscription Rates
The Cedar Rapids Gazette lists subscription prices for various delivery options. Rates include 55 cents by carrier, 1.50 per month by mail, and 15 dollars per year, with annual costs for afternoon and Sunday editions. No mail subscriptions in areas served by Gazette carriers.
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Paola
the Gazette Co
Iowa
Cedar Ids
U.S
Senate staff study claims Johnson misled Congress on Tonkin Gulf incident
A Senate Foreign Relations Committee staff study, based on classified messages and naval logs, asserts the Johnson administration misled Congress about the 1964 Tonkin Gulf incident. The Defense Department counters with nearly opposite conclusions, maintaining the Maddox and Turner Joy were attacked in international waters and justifying subsequent bombing.
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Tonkin
Johnson
Lawyer Slain in Chicago Hotel
Frederick Haye 57 a Rockford attorney and president of the Winnebago County Bar Association was found strangled in his Pick-Congress hotel room. Fingerprints on drinking glasses and a whisky bottle are being traced by investigators. Haye had traveled from Rockford to Chicago for an Illinois State Bar Association meeting.
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Frederick ‘Haye
Rockford
Pick-Congress
Haye
Michigan Avenue
Winnebago County
Rockford Bar Association
Illinis State Bar Association
Immigrant Bill Becomes Law in Kenya After Royal Approval
London AP reports Queen Elizabeth II gave royal approval Friday for a bill to curb Asian immigration from Kenya after it passed an all night Lords debate. The measure tightens controls amid debate over national policy and post colonial ties.
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London
Kenya
Elizabeth II
House of Lords
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