Kennedy used coast guard as nursemaid on Chesapeake Bay
Senator Williams charged Attorney General Robert Kennedy used the coast guard as a personal nursemaid during a October yacht trip, delaying a distressed boat to trail the Kennedy yacht. The Justice Department rejected the claim as distorted, stressing the guard only aided in case of emergency and to locate the attorney general if needed.
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Washington
Ator Williams
Del
Senate
Robert Kennedy
Coast Guard
Chesapeake Bay
U.S
Justice Department
Williams
Oxford
Miss
Kennedy
Congressional Record
Adm
E. J. Roland
Honya
Helen R
Attorney General Sailed Chesapeake Bay Yacht Tale Sparks Protest
Williams accuses the federal government of using a coast guard cutter to follow the Honya carrying the Kennedy party while the Helen R was anchored. He cites a distress call from a boater whose engine stalled and says help arrived only after hours from a private tow. Admiral Roland notes no danger to Helen R.
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Chesapeake Bay
Coast Guard
United States
Williams
Roland
Honya
Kennedy
Justice Department
Nicholas Katzenbach
French Miners Plan Motorcade to Paris
French coal miners in Merlebach Lorraine stage a mass motorcade to Paris to press President de Gaulle for wage hikes. On day eleven of the strike they demand a 40 hour week and an 11 percent raise from their current $5.80 daily average.
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Paris
de Gaulle
Merlebach
Lorraine
City approves first reading for gas rate cuts and fines report
The city council discussed a 5.7 percent rate hike spread over a year to curb inflation. A February municipal court report shows total receipts of 12539.25 including 8358.41 city fines 484 state fines and 1358 civil collections. Class B beer permits were approved for Jesse Cortaz and Legion Town Club. A $7.50 refund was approved for Robert P. North.
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Jesse N. Cortaz
C Avenue NE
Legion Town Club
Fourth Avenue SE
Surrender of taxi permit prompts traffic engineering refer
Fragmentary city brief notes indicate an Iowa Women’s Bowling Association visit to a bowling alley and a request to refer traffic related items to the city attorney. E D Broderick seeks paving on Twenty-ninth Street SE in Country Club addition with 16 lots. Realsite Inc. seeks sanitary sewer installation in Realsite First addition. Jubilee Lanes seeks permission to install signs.
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Iowa
E. D. Broderick
Twenty-ninth Street
Country Club
First Avenue
Engineering and Plan Commission
Realsite Inc
Realsite First Addition
Light installation directed on Westwood Drive NW
The light company was directed to install one street light in the 2800 block of Westwood Drive NW. Triumph The Church and Kingdom of God in Christ sought permission to solicit funds to build or purchase a church in Cedar Rapids. Referred to Chamber of Commerce solicitation review committee.
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Westwood
Triumph the Church and
Kingdom of God In Christ
Cedar Rapids
Chamber of Commerce
South Koreans Begin Emigration to Brazil
AP reports that South Koreans have started emigrating to Brazil marking the first significant wave. The move reflects shifting migration patterns as individuals seek new opportunities abroad. Immigrant arrivals heighten cultural exchange and affect demographic trends in Brazil.
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Seoul
Brazil
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Solon
Bobby
By Jimmy Hailo
Sen. Williams
Bigdome
J.P. Bigdome
Cossa
Northwestern Bell
Iowa-Illinois Gas and Electric Co
Robert P. North
THE
Bohemian Savings
Marion
Hiawatha
the Bohemian Savings
Third Street
Kentucky
Clermont
Sishiy
Oneg Inc
Jim Beam
Cael Re
Filsworth CO
Seventh Avenue
Nn Towne
Loop
Minneapolis
Gay New Inn Towne
Wheel & Lantern
Bor
Towne
10Th St
Hawthorne Ave
Minnesota
Kahler Corporation
Rochester, Minnesota
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