Defecting Stalin Kin Quits Rome
Svetlana Stalin daughter of Josef Stalin reportedly defected from the Soviet Union and arrived in Rome from New Delhi aboard a U S government plane. Rome and Moscow officials denied knowledge while Moscow sources linked her to an Indian translator Brijesh Singh and his cremated ashes claim.
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Dodd Refuses Misconduct Claims Over Testimonial Funds
Senator Dodd defends against ethics charges by stating $140000 of $170000 from testimonial dinners was used to pay political debts and related costs. He cites double billing on seven trips, blames ex-manager, and accuses columnists of conspiring to steal documents to ruin his reputation. He calls for public hearings by the Senate ethics committee.
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O’hare
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Johnson to Join in Viet Huddle in Pacific Area
President Johnson announced at a live color TV news conference that he will take part in a Vietnam strategy conference this month in the Pacific area. He will meet in coming weeks with Henry Cabot Lodge and General Westmoreland to discuss Vietnam policy and other national issues.
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U. S
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Vietnam
Vietam
Robert Kennedy
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Central Intelligence Agency
Eight Breakins Cleared by Arrest of Four in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids police arrested four youths over recent weeks, clearing at least eight break ins and more than 50 car prowls. Keith Brown 17 of 1310 Twenty second Avenue SW was charged with receiving stolen goods. A 17 year old juvenile was jailed on breaking and entering charges. Morris D Jones 18 of the YMCA was among those arrested.
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YMCA
Long Truck Bill Passes in Iowa Senate With Last-Minute Spin
In Des Moines the Iowa Senate narrowly passed HF 212 extending double bottom truck length by five feet after a tense debate on safety versus economic gains. The House approved 70 to 50 earlier, sending the bill to the governor with a potential reconsideration by Sen. Tom Riley.
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Cedar Rapids
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Stock Rally Set Off by Credit Call
New York stocks opened strong after President Johnson asked Congress to restore the 7 percent business investment tax credit. The Dow rose to 852.66 by 2 p.m. with record volume, then pared gains as profit taking set in.
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Frank Welch 77 Dies in Florida of Heart Attack
Frank C. Welch longtime Peoples Bank and Trust Co. chairman died of a heart attack in Ft. Lauderdale Florida while vacationing with his wife and daughter. He began as a messenger in 1905 and served 62 years rising to president and later chairman of the board.
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Peoples Bank and Trust Co
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Peoples Bank
James Meek
Cedar Rapids
Welch Sartryeatt
Mr. Welch
Peoples, Bank and Trust Co
Iowa
John Burianek
Ted
Old Washington High School
First Blow At Industry Strikes North Vietnam Plant
UPI reports U.S. pilots from Thailand bombed North Vietnam s largest steel fabrication plant in the first war attack on heavy industry. MiG forces challenged the raid but were defeated in a dogfight north of Hanoi with one MiG shot down and probable damage to another.
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Chappell
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Takhit
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Ewing
Gast
354Th Tactical
Warm March Day Sets Cedar Rapids Record at 68
Cedar Rapids enjoyed a rare warm spell with a 2 PM reading of 68 degrees. Forecasters expect cooler weather and a chance of snow, though the city rode out the unseasonable warmth as March 10 approached the old 1955 record.
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Cedar Rapids
the Gazette
Missouri names Stewart new Missouri coach
Columbia Missouri Norm Stewart former Missouri basketball and baseball star and current head coach at the State College of Iowa was named head basketball coach at the University of Missouri.
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Missouri
State College of Iowa
Friday
University of Missouri
Keota Spray Service fire destroys building and shop
A Friday fire in Keota destroyed the Keota Spray Service building and a decorating shop in the same structure. Firefighters from multiple towns aided efforts, with water hauled in by tanker as flames and embers smoldered overnight. Estimated losses totaled about $250,000, with contents including chemicals feeds and a 1982 truck.
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Sheilsburg
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