Four Die In Cedar Rapids Family Car Crash Near Independence
The Carson Nash family of Cedar Rapids were killed when their southbound car skidded on an ice patch on Highway 150 near Independence and entered the path of another vehicle. Nash and his wife Mary Kathryn Relter plus two children Lisa and Jeffrey died. a third daughter Kristine survived. Injured in the second car were Mahle Rortmarin, Walter Herzberg, and Maude Herzberg with varying serious injuries. Surviving relatives include Nash’s mother Anna Nash, sister Mrs. Lee Mersch, and brothers William and Frank Nash. Services planned on page 3.
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Carson Nash
Cedar Rapids
Highway 150
Independence
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Kristine
Waterloo
Leonard Terrace Nel
Mahle
Rortmarin
University Hospitals
Inwa City
Walter Herzberg
Peoples Hospital
Maude
St Luke's. Hospital
Highway Patrol
Quiet Fronts As Egypt Declares Cease-Fire End
AP reports a lull on mid east fronts with no fighting along the Suez canal. Egypt declares cease-fire ended hours before deadline while Sadat says forces will not be bound by truce. Egypt, Jordan and Syria on alert. Israel posture undetermined.
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Israel
Sadat
Egypt
Jordan
Syria
Abbas Eban
U.N. Security Council
$3.5 Million Shift to Road Unit Okayed
A $3.5 million transfer of road use tax funds to the highway commission was approved by the senate and governor to cover deficits cited by the commission. The measure, advancing despite opposition, seeks to realign funds to support road projects and maintenance.
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Des Moines
Highway Commission
Senate
Secret Paris Talks Yield No Withdrawal Date
An American peace group reports Thuy, Hanoi's chief negotiator, held secret meetings with U S Ambassador David Bruce to press for a definite U S withdrawal date. Allan Brick of the Fellowship for Reconciliation says Washington's stance blocks a ceasefire and POW releases. Paul Jameson notes Thuy and Bruce clash over timing while Thuy seeks real requirements for peace and a possible political settlement.
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Hantéi
Vietnam
U.S
David Bruce
Nds
Allan Brick
Chicago
Fellowship ‘For’ Reconciliation
Sid
Bruce
Washington
Paul Jameson
Wellesley
Mass
Jameson
Thuy
Nguyen Thi Binh
Thay
Plan Would Aid Defense Jobless
Two lead labor officials and senators plan legislation to require defense contractors to contribute one eighth of pre tax profits to a special fund aiding workers facing peacetime cutbacks. The measure, sponsored by Mathias and McGovern, would also push converting facilities to domestic production and fund employee benefits during two years of transition.
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Washington
Ee Kal SS
Charles Jose
Senate
alMathing
R-Md
George
McGovern
D-S.d
Mathias
Department of Defense
Santa Clara County
Calif
Ames
Tomic Energy Commission
Tle
Bridgeport
Stratconnection
Westhe National Aeronautics and Ford
Towa State University
Space Administration
Fense
Commission
TT. Benning
UPI
Ernest Medina
Mathias-McGovern
Th. William
St My Lai
Medina
Pang
My Lai
Calley
Chou Enlai Visit Signals North Vietnam Crisis Shift
Chinese Premier Chou Enlai visited Hanoi amid reports the move reflects heightened U S backed South Vietnamese pressure in Laos and signals a looming crisis. Diplomats noted Hanoi seeks support and China warns against American aggression while Moscow considered talks on the crisis.
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Hanoi
LONDO
Peking
North
Chou
Vietnam
Henoi
Vieto
Mos
China
Chow
Africa
U.S
Indo-China
Hanai
Commanders praise air power in Laos drive toward Sepone
U S air strikes against Laos and along the Ho Chi Minh trail aim to destroy North Vietnamese bases and cut the supply network. South Vietnamese troops seized Sepone area, with 300 to 400 enemy bodies reported and over 30 anti aircraft guns knocked out.
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Saigon
U.S
Laos
Ig Lah
Ban Dung
Sepona
Muang Nong
Ban Deng
Laois
Sepone
Lam
Won't Intervene If Thieu Goes North
Secretary of State Rogers said the United States would not intervene if South Vietnamese President Thieu chose to invade North Vietnam. He praised the South Vietnamese army as increasingly resolute and noted support for air operations in Laos, calling the Laos decision a wise move.
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Washington
Rogers
Thiew
North Vietnam
Laos
Court rules no Viet-Only draft exemption allowed
The Supreme Court ruled 8 to 1 that draft exemptions cannot be limited to objectors to specific wars. Justice Marshall said Congress intended exemptions for those who oppose participation in any war, not just Vietnam. Justice Douglas dissented, calling the system potentially unconstitutional.
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Ssnprime
Thurgood Marshall
Congress
Marshall
Gilf
William A. Douglas
Ean
Terest
Douglas
Meryland
Yntheist
Madalyn Murray
O'Hair
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Wence” Nash
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Collins Radio
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Today's Index
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The
Associated Press
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Suez Canal
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Middle East
Soviet Union
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Tsrtell Excifon
Moscow
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Helen ‘Thomas
By K. C. Thaler
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Pisco. MT
Peoples Daily
Cambodia
South Vietnam
Thieu
Guy P. Gillette
Yonkers
N.Y
Tallis Negre
Bakersfield
A Gillette
Rison
Porte
Negre
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