Nixon denies knowledge of Chile coup and recalls limited spying
Former President Nixon says he did not know of CIA plans to foment a Chile coup or that private firms supplied overseas telegrams. He acknowledges possible approval of illegal US intelligence methods used by earlier administrations and notes past wiretaps tied to leaks and a 1973 Ellsberg-related break-in.
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House honors Nye Frank Nye for 40 years in state government coverage
The Iowa house of representatives recognized Nye Frank Nye associate editor of The Cedar Rapids Gazette for 40 years reporting state government. Nye began in 1936 during a three day session on job security and noted the election of Iowa's first woman legislator Carolyn Pendray.
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Growing Local Governments Leave Social Security System
A web of localities withdraws from Social Security amid inflation and unemployment concerns. Since 1959, 322 governments with 44 667 workers dropped out, mainly in California Louisiana and Texas, while 207 more with 53 187 workers gave two years notice. Alaska becomes first state to file intent. New York City weighs exit to save roughly 200 million annually.
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Overhead traffic signals installed at First Avenue Fifth Street East
Workmen installed new overhead traffic signals at the intersection of First Avenue and Fifth Street East on Wednesday. The upgrade replaces corner-mounted signals as part of a program to convert downtown to overhead lights. Social security officials warn about private pension plans offered to municipalities and potential loss of benefits.
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Hearst Trial Delayed By Patty Hearst Flu
The bank robbery trial of Patty Hearst was postponed until at least Monday after she was hospitalized for flu. Judge Oliver Carter said a public health doctor advised examination and treatment. Jurors were excused, with procedural matters scheduled and a timetable given for possible late next week deliberations.
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Tax Bill Ultimatum to Decide or Disband
A Des Moines Senate House conference committee faces a Thursday deadline to decide on a tax relief plan or disband. The final offer raises the school foundation state participation to 78 percent and doubles the agriculture land credit, with caps on local tax budget increases and adjustments to home exemptions. The plan aims to cut projected property tax increases and stalls on further changes without revenue gains.
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Beirut commander seizes power call for resignations in Lebanon
Beirut area army commander declares power grab on national TV and demands resignations of Christian President Suleiman Franjieh and Muslim Premier Rashid Karami within 24 hours. Also notes UPI and AP briefs on social security tax vote, Kissinger remarks, Eastland aide espionage, and FDA cyclamate study.
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Council Adopts C R Budget in Cedar Rapids
The Cedar Rapids city council approved the 77.1 million municipal budget with no changes after a four hour public hearing. About 200 to 300 residents questioned and criticized Mayor Gen Canney and commissioners Hal Schaefer Stan Reinis and Dick Phillips while Safety Commissioner Ed was away. The meeting moved from the fourth floor chambers to the city hall armory to accommodate the crowd.
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Today’s Index: One Advantage to Being Married
A brief note suggests marriage provides a practical edge in daily life, implying social or financial benefits. The text is fragmentary and hints at common marital stereotypes without detailing specific actions or data.
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