Ford Suspends Bo Callaway Amid Ski Resort Probe
Howard Bo Callaway, Ford campaign manager, is placed on paid leave while seeking clearance from allegations of using office influence to aid a Colorado ski resort expansion in which he had an interest. Stuart Spencer named acting campaign chairman as Sen. Haskell subpoenas Callaway amid forest service land-use questions and ties to Crested Butte. Ford defends Callaway and expects exoneration.
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Guilford
N.C
Howard
Bo” Callaway
Ford
Colorado
Callaway
White House
Ron Nelsen
Stuart Spencer
U.S. Forest Service
Expan
NBC News
James Polk
Forest Service
Agriculture
Earl Butz
Butz
Polk
Floyd Haskell
Dcolo
Senate
Haskell
Lebanon Crisis Deepens as President Refuses Resignation
President Suleiman Franjieh defies a two-thirds Parlia ment demand to resign. Loyal troops surround his Baabda palace while forces loyal to coup leader Brig. Gen. Aziz Ahdab threaten action. A parliamentary delegation seeks a peaceful exit as sniper fire mars sessions and a decisive two-thirds vote solidifies the ouster bid.
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Beirut
Lebanon
UPI
Suleiman Franjieh
Aziz Ahdab
Kolefat
Tripoli
Franjieh
House
Baabda
Mine sealed after deadly Kentucky mine blasts
Officials seal the Scotia Coal Co mine in Partridge Kentucky for three months after two explosions killed 15 miners on Tuesday and 11 on Thursday. Eleven of 26 victims have been entombed. A public hearing may be held in Whitesburg and a probe into possible negligence is started.
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Frizzell
Whitesburg
David McKnight
Union Scotia Employes Association
Robert Barrett
Mining Enforcement Safety Administration
Barrett
Deaf Teletype Program Opens at Mercy Hospital Cedar Rapids
A new teletype program helps the deaf communicate with the hearing world and each other via telephone wires, headquartered at Mercy hospital in Cedar Rapids. Page 4A features story and pictures.
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Mercy Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Four Found Guilty In Zebra Murders Case
Four Black Muslims, J C Simon, Larry Green, Manuel Moore, and Jessie Lee Cooks, were found guilty in San Francisco of murder and conspiracy in the Zebra killings. The year-long trial tied 14 murders and eight assaults to a racist cult, with jurors deliberating on each count as the judge polled them.
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San Francisco
J.C. Simon
Larry C. Green
Manuel Moore
Jessie Lee Cooks
Superior Court
Joseph Karesh
Double Agent Tolliver Disputed by Federal Investigator
A federal investigator questions Tolliver’s claim of alerting the FBI within half an hour of meeting a Soviet diplomat in 1967. The aide to Senator Eastland reportedly met Mostinsky and Soviet contacts for six months before informing the FBI, while officials note possible prearranged payments and unsured veracity. Tolliver, now an advertising executive in Greenville, Mississippi, disputes the $3,000 monthly salary figure.
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Washington
James Eastland
D.-Miss
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Kenneth Tolliver
Yuri Mostinsky
Tolliver
Senate
Mostinsky
Greenville
Miss
Downtown C R An Unusual Neighborhood
Downtown Iowa City area near the loop hosts 514 residents in two new towers Cedar River and Geneva. Elderly locals lack private transport with no nearby grocery store since the 1960s. Ben Russell, 96, long featured as the unofficial downtown mayor, recalls path of Interstate 380.
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Loop
Eleanor, Marley
Norva
Plaza
Pullman
Victoria
Taft
Geneva
Cedar River
Fifth Street
Fifth Avenue SE
B Avenue
Ben Russell
Russell
Montrose Hotel
Cedar River Towers
Private colleges in Cedar Rapids area raise costs again
Coe Cornell and Mt. Mercy plan tuition and fee increases next year with rises from 4.1 to 10 percent. Cornell tuition up 3 percent to 3100, total cost 4552. Coe increases 300 to 4000 plus 60 activity fee. Mt. Mercy up 10.3 percent to 3348, still lowest among local privates. Presidents cite inflation pressures and shared cost burdens.
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Cedar Rapids
Coe
Cornell
Mt. Mercy College
Cornell College
Mt. Mercy
Philip B. Secor
Coe College
Jack Langen
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Bo’ Callaway
Sion
Crested Butte
Georgia
Gunnison National Forest
Ralph Walton, Jr
Snodgrass Mountain
Ing
J. R
Jimmy” Wilkins
Delta, Colo
Guilford College
Reagan
Associated Press
UPS
NEW York Times
Ahdab
Kamal Assad
Assad
Phalangist Party
Killer
McKnight
Black Mountain
Monroe
C. R
Iowa Senate
John O'Shea
Today's Index
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Marion
Joseph Alioto
Karesh
Moore and
Simon
Tana Smith
Jane Holly
Roxanne McMillan
Moore
Terry White
Ward Anderson
Green
Cooks
John M. Crewdson
York Times Service
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