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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1968

Page

4

Massive March snowstorm cripples wide region and arenas

A severe late winter snowstorm sweeps from the Great Plains to the Northeast, paralyzing Oklahoma and Missouri, halting flights, closing schools and plants, with drifts up to four to five feet. The storm leaves several deaths andffects Georgia Alabama and Illinois, while utilities and travel are disrupted across multiple states.

Great Plains Oklahoma Springfield Missouri Neosho Roaring River Fayetteville Stringale Northwest Arkansas Times University of Arkansas At Arkansas Bowie Charles Town Washington, D. C Montgomery County Loudoun County Allegheny Airlines Pennsylvania Chicago Highway Department Illinois Oklahoma City National Guardsmen Pittsburgh Georgia Tennessee Alabama Huntsville Deer Park Ala Mississippi Greenwood

Hughes Says LBJ Misled by Advisers on Vietnam Escalation

Des Moines AP report quotes Gov. Harold Hughes claiming President Johnson was misled by military and intelligence advisers when escalating the Vietnam war. He cites faulty info on infiltration, equipment movement, and pacification efforts, but defends Johnson's right to raise troop levels without Congress, urging congressional scrutiny if policy drifts.

Des Moines Johnson Harold Hughes U.S South Vietnam North Vietnam Vietnam Congress

New Surgery for Lurleen Wallace

Governor Lurleen Wallace, battling recurring cancer, underwent her second operation in a month to relieve abdominal pain. A spokesman said the surgery was needed to drain a localized abscess in the abdomen.

Montgomery Ala UPI Lurleen Wallace

North Korea Says Pueblo Crew Will Be Treated Leniently

North Korea states it will deal with the Pueblo crew leniently to a degree if the United States issues a due apology for its crimes and guarantees against repetition of similar hostile actions.

Tokyo North Korea U.S

Waterville Valley Tips Off 1968 Primary Shifts

In Waterville Valley New Hampshire voters test a political surprise as McCarthy leads on the Democratic side with eight votes while Kennedy picks up two write-ins and Johnson receives none. On the Republican side Nixon wins eight votes with Rockefeller and McCarthy write-ins.

White Mountains Waterville Valley New Hampshire Elliott Foster N H UPI McCarthy Eugene McCarthy Minnesota Robert Kennedy DNY Johnson Richard Nixon Nelson Rockefeller Hans Rey Rey Cambridge Mass Tom Corcoran Waterville Valley Co New York Nixon Rockefeller Nebraska Indiana Oregon

Half-Way House Opens Quietly in Cedar Rapids

The Citizens Committee on Alcoholism reveals Gateway House, a half-way house for alcoholics, is operating since January at 1336 B Avenue NE with eight residents and a waiting list. Residents work, pay for keep, and federal funds assist the program as organizers aim for self-sufficiency and future expansion.

Citizens Committee On Alcoholism B Avenue NE Laurence van Note Gateway House Citizens Committee On Alcoholism City Council Johnson Avenue NW Cedar Rapids Harnish Citizens Committee Iowa Ed Hanlon Hanlon

Hijacked National Airlines plane with 59 aboard lands in Havana

A National Airlines flight carrying 59 people en route from San Francisco via Las Vegas and New Orleans to Miami was hijacked Tuesday. The aircraft diverted south of Fort Myers and landed in Havana after the pilot ceased communications post Tampa. FAA officials confirmed the landing and noted the hijack was detected by Havana air traffic control.

Miami UPI National Airlines Tampa Havana Federal Aviation Agency Fort Myers San Francisco Las Vegas New Orleans

Fatal car collision after horse incident near Cedar Rapids

Mary Godsey 12 died Monday evening when she fell from a rented horse and was struck by a car on Mt. Vernon road east of Cedar Rapids. The Cedar Rapids girl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Dean Godsey, died after arrival at Mercy hospital. The accident occurred as she returned the horse to Squaw Creek stables and tried to stop for an oncoming eastbound vehicle driven by Robert Gatewood. Authorities say the horse may not have heeded her signals.

Mary Godsey Mt. Vernon Road Cedar Rapids Mary H. Dean Godsey Bever Avenue Mercy Hospital Squaw Creek Robert Charles Gatewood Orchard Trailer Court

No Promise To Consult On Decision

Secretary of State Rusk told the Senate committee he cannot promise prior consultation with Congress before a presidential decision on troop increases in Vietnam. He criticized Hanoi for rejecting peace steps and suggested private meetings to narrow disagreements and a common basis for talks with North Vietnam.

Washington Rusk Hanoi Fulbright Congress Vietnam Johnson Senate Foreign Relations Committee South Vietnam North Vietnam Sen. Gore D-Tenn

U S Air Power Presses North Vietnam And South Vietnam

U S planes logged 76 missions against North Vietnam including raids near Hanoi and Khe Sanh while B 52s attacked troops around the besieged base. One Phantom was downed with two crew missing. Hanoi claimed two U S planes shot down. Ground action near Tam Ky produced 78 Viet Cong and North Vietnamese deaths with 2 Americans killed and 29 wounded. An ammo dump in northeast Thailand exploded killing two Americans and wounding 10, cause listed as uncertain. A move to force a no confidence vote against South Vietnam’s government was halted as signatures were withdrawn from the petition.

Saigon U.S North Vietnam Hanoi Air Force Phantom South Vietnam Khe Sanh Sus 196Th Light Infantry Tam Ky Demilitarized Zone Thailand House of Representatives

Johnson Urges Steady Resolve Over Vietnam War

President Johnson told Americans not to despair over Vietnam and urged national support for war policies. He said if the nation stays steady and patient and does not become victims of despair, they will prevail against mounting challenges.

Washington UPI Johnson Vietnam

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