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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1966
Page
7
U S District Judge Alexan der Holtzoff blocked a coast to coast rail strike set for March 31 by ruling unions cannot force rehiring of 22 500 fired workers. Railroads welcomed the decision as unions vow to appeal.
In Vietnam the 29-year-old sergeant asked Governor Bellmon for a pardon to pursue a commission. The pardon and parole board backed the move, citing an unblemished Marine and citizen record. He had a five-year suspended sentence for auto theft in Holdenville in 1952 and argued his decades of service merit parole.
In Chattanooga AP report scientist Murray Raney, 80, famed for catalyst development, died from injuries after a traffic crash Tuesday. He passed away Thursday, ending a career noted worldwide for chemical research and innovation.
In FranKfurt area Pastor Kurt Oeser takes over a daily paper route to let a widowed mother rest. He and three helpers bicycle to deliver to 300 parishioners at dawn. The 34 year old mother of two usually handles deliveries but needed a break. the pastor offered aid and then drove tractors while a farmer was hospital-bound.
Beir ut police detain fifteen members of the Lebanese Baath Socialist party linked to the ruling Syrian regime. The arrests target party members amid ongoing security measures, with officials describing the move as part of a wider crackdown.
FEZ Morocco AP King Hassan II announced a compulsory military service for all men in a nationwide broadcast marking ten years since independence and five years on the throne. He gave no draft details or reasons, noting the volunteer army’s aging troops.
The U S bureau of land management ordered the directors of six Job Corps camps in the west to discharge corpsmen who repeatedly misbehave.
At Minneapolis St Paul International Airport a 65 year old Latvian man Voldemars Krinte reunited with his wife Alice after 26 years apart. He was interned as a political prisoner in Siberia from 1940 to 1954 and later lived in displaced persons camps before coming to the United States in 1950.
Houghton Michigan reports scattered measurements with a light dusting and a warmer spell after a heavy prior season. The brief note mentions Uncle Lucius and a small Thursday inch fall, with local broadcasts on KCRG channel 9.
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