Kennedy aides face Pentagon papers trial questioning
In Los Angeles, defense witnesses Galbraith and Gurtov testifying on the Pentagon study's handling of Vietnam era events. Galbraith disputed claims of harm from release and questioned 1963 withdrawal pretense, while Gurtov described source material and top secret marking practices.
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Los Angeles
John Kenneth Galbraith
Galbraith
Asst
U.S. Atty
David Nissen
Kennedy
Pentagon
McGeorge Bundy
Arthur Schlesinger
Daniel Ellsberg
Anthony Russo
Ellsberg
Russo
Nissen
Washington
U.S
Vietnam
United States
Gument
Bundy
North Vietnam
Pleiku
Pentagon Papers
Advisers
Melvin Gurtov
State Department
Gurtov
Alan Whiting
India objects to U S arms aid to Pakistan
India summoned U S Ambassador Daniel Moynihan to protest possible resumption of arms shipments to Pakistan. Foreign Minister Swaran Singh warned such aid would threaten regional peace, strain Indian U S relations, and embolden Pakistan’s militaristic policy.
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India
U.S
Pakistan
New Delhi
Daniel Moynihan
Foreign Ministry
Swaran Singh
United States
Bangladesh
Sisco
Singh
Subcontinent
United States of America
Prostitution in France Draws 100000 Workers
Le Monde reported at least 100000 French women work as prostitutes with many earning an average of 4400 dollars per month. The piece titled Prostitution, The Same Today as Yesterday notes prostitution flourishes in France and is a steady source of revenue for organized crime compared with other racks.
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Paris
UPI
le Monde
France
Apology Sought Over Pray for Housing Remark
Rep. Culver urged HUD Secretary James Lynn to apologize to senior citizens if a Omaha HUD official commented that prayer could solve housing problems. The claim was reported by Davenport while Culver pressed for a moral and fiscally sound housing policy supporting older Americans legislation.
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Washington
Department of Housing and Urban Development
James Lynn
Iowa
HUD
John Culver
D-Ia
Lynn
Guy Birch
Omaha
Davenport
House
Congress
Nixon
Boeing sells first jets to Romania Tarom deal
Boeing Co. announced a contract to deliver three 707 320C airliners to Romania for 40 million dollars. The planes will be used by Tarom, the Romanian national airline, after delivery in 1974.
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Seattle, Wash
UPI
Boeing Co
Europe
Romania
Tarom
Four Tons of Contraband Cigs Found in Chapel
In Siderno Italy police discovered four tons of contraband cigarettes concealed inside a chapel. The seizure highlights smuggling activity in the southern town and underscores ongoing efforts to curb illicit tobacco trafficking.
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Siderno
Italy
Earn Way to Camp sale supports Camp Wapsie-Y trip
Iowa City launches a one week candy drive to fund a boy’s trip to Camp Wapsie Y. All proceeds go to the boys, with participants ages 7 to 15 eligible. Boxes sell for $1 and earn 44 cents each for the seller. Distribution at 1033 E Burlington and at the YMCA Cedar Rapids operates the camp.
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Iowa City
Wapsie Y
Cedar Rapids
Dwight Belknap
Belknap
Burlington Street
Dyersville Jaycees Set Awards Banquet
Dyersville will host the third annual Jaycees Honor banquet on March 19 at Xavier hall with Police Chief Robert O'Brien of Dubuque as guest speaker. Five honors will be given for outstanding Jaycee boss, young educator, young farmer, religious lay leader, and distinguished service. Social hour runs 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. followed by a family style dinner. plates are $3.00 per person.
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Dyersville
Xavier Hall
Robert O’brien
Dubuque
Berlin Choir To Be At Hancher March 28
The Berlin Concert Choir and Orchestra debut in the United States with a March 28 performance at Hancher Auditorium Iowa City. Fritz Weisse directs 70 singers and 50 instrumentalists in Bach’s B Minor Mass. Student tickets are available at the Hancher box office.
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Iowa City
Berlin
Hancher Auditorium
University of Iowa
Hancher
Fritz Weisse
Philharmonic Hall
Guy Gillette Eulogized As A Man Of The Soil
Senate tributes recalled Guy Mark Gillette as a two term U S representative and 12 year senator from Iowa who died at 94 in Cherokee. Speakers praised his agriculture focus and rugged independence while noting his opposition to F D R’s court enlargement and his place on Roosevelt’s purge list.
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Guy Gillette
Washington
Guy Mark Gillette
House
Senate
Sen
Harold Hughes
D-Iown
Hughes
George Aikens
Iowa
Gillette
Cherokee
Aiken
Dick Clark
Drown
Clark
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Cedar Rapids Gazette subscription rates and details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 lists pricing for carrier and mail subscriptions with night and Sunday editions. It notes annual and monthly rates, geographic ranges, and that no mail subscriptions are accepted in areas with Gazette carrier service. It mentions Associated Press republication rights.
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the Gazette Co
Third Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S
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