Soviet First Strike Capability Report Delayed Release
AP reports a Nixon panel warned the Soviet Union may deploy weapon systems for first strike, challenging long-held deterrence beliefs. The 13 page study cites ICBM numbers, multiwarhead missiles, and submarines as signs of rising Soviet readiness, with a March release delayed.
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Washington
Theiganing
Pentagon
Soviet Union
U.S
Russia
Nixon
Defense Department
Department
Courthouse approves land condemnation award near Squaw Creek
Linn county compensation commission awards Braham and Mabel Abraham 1280 for 85 acres near Squaw Creek school condemned by Cedar Rapids for an open space project funded by federal backing. additional 549.74 in fees. Commissioners Willard Cina Laver Airy Epbes Newell Brusht Fishel all Cedar Rapids with rural and central city tie.
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Linn County
Braham
Mabel Abraham
Squaw Creek
Cedar Rapids
Willard F. Cina
Center Point
Laver
L.i Airy
Mat'iod
John Lb. Epbes
Central City
Car B. Newell
Verna E. Brusht
Donald J. Fishel
Widow Sues Insurance Over Disputed Beneficiary Claim
Elizabeth Lee Armstrong sues Revere Lite Insurance Co for 40000 alleging denial of a catamonat claim after her husband Dr William Armstrong disappeared at sea when his private aircraft ditched in the Atlantic on February 6 1970. The widow says she was the beneficiary of a straight accident policy taken in 1912 by the Marion resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Lee Armstrong
Revere Lite Insurance Co
Willian Armstrong
D. Armstrong
Marion
Parks Closed By Bad Roads In Lit County
Three parks in Lit County conservation board territory are closed to vehicle traffic due to bad road conditions. Pinicon Ridge park Buffalo Creek and Morgan Creek parks will restrict access until further notice. Officials hope a short weekend or weeklong closure suffices, weather and frost causing the issue.
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Lit Couny Conservation Board
Karlan Doehrmann
Pinicon Ridge Park
Buffalo Creek
Morgan Crgek
Baby Injured in Traffic Mishap in Jawa City
Autrey Cadwaller, tewees-old son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Cadwaller, remained in good condition at University hospitals in Jawa City with multiple skull fractures after a collision on Sixth Street near Sixteenth Bets SW. Cadwaller reportedly failed to yield the sight of way when emerging from an alley. Charles Heiden Jr. was driving another tar operated by his father. Mrs Cadwaller received treatment for chin injuries at St Luke's hospital.
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Autrey
Cadwaller
Tewees
Kenneth Cadwaller
Sixteenth Avenue
University Hospitals
Jawa City
Sixth Street
Sixteenth Bets
Charles Jr. Heiden
Thirtieth Street
St. Luke's Lospl
Schatz Granted Time To Answer Charge In Break-In Case
Karry Schatz was arrested on a warrant for malicious injury to a building and appeared in municipal court where he was given until next Thursday to waive preliminary hearing. He was released on his own recognizance. The charge states he broke a door at his ex-wife’s residence on 1218 M Street SW on February 10.
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Karry Schatz
Schatz
Jfanend
Missing diamond ring recovered from alleged bomb scare
An anonymous call led police to a Madison Heights gas station where a bomb was suspected. Officers discovered a $2,000 diamond ring wrapped in paper, later traced to a missing ring case after investigators questioned movers involved in a prior family move.
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Lethoit
UPI
Pre ‘Ank Zerowski
Madison Heights
Zdrowski
Podlice
Ikowski
le Moving
House Entered. Cash and Ring Taken in Break-in
Police report a break in at 421 Parslank Avenue SE during the past four days. A diamond cocktail ring and cash valued at 700 dollars were stolen from a bedroom dresser. Noted details include a sign of a diamond ring and location in the listed residence.
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Lester Hollander
No Accord on Procedures for McKinley Talks
A meeting between McKinley Junior High students and Principal Charles Rueczt collapsed Friday as they could not agree on meeting procedures. Kuenzl would meet only with designated representatives, whom he did not recognize, citing they were former students. About 40 students attended Thursday’s session. 15 to 40 range cited by officials, while others returned to protest.
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Mekintee Junior High
McKinley
Charles Rueczt
Pricipal
Kuenzl
Ton Ugwiddy
Mrnday Iuring
Kuenazi
Karen Wi
Don
Ron Crippen
Knenri
Crippens
Tel Teyzon
Ron Aitenis
Washington
Tbe
Koenzl
Clipper
Don Crigpen
Kuenzi
The
Gazelle
Scoot
Ring
McKinley Junior High School
Roger Crippen
Witty
Youth Accused of Damaging Vehicle by Kenneth WaVele
Kenneth F WaVele, 18, of 716 Seventh Avenue SE, was arrested Thursday on a warrant charging malicious injury to a motor vehicle. He requested a preliminary hearing in Municipal court, set for May 21, and was released on his own recognizance. The incident involves slashing three tires on a car owned by Robert E. Armastrong, 1326 Sixth Street NW, on March 14.
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Kenneth F WaVele
Seventh Avenue SE
Opposition Grows Over Cedar Rapids Freeway Route
Residents filed a petition with the city council opposing the proposed freeway route along First Avenue East in the southeast quadrant toward Marion. The Iowa Highway Commission is conducting a study to determine the final route for Highway 519 as an extension linking Cedar Rapids to Marion, with over 400 people voicing objections.
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Cedar Rapids
First Avenue
Iowa Highway Commissions
Cedar
Ain Marion
Flood Grant Cut Over Sandbag Use Raise City Bill Cedar Rapids
A 1969 flood disaster grant for Cedar Rapids was reduced from 155,981 to 124,009.92 after an audit found 181,609 sandbags bought but unused were ineligible for reimbursement. The audit by State Auditor Lloyd Smith showed 146,000 sandbags on hand and 294,700 bags purchased at 169 per thousand, with 431,545.40 deemed not eligible. The total reduction reached 36,602.41, and the city had received 75,000 in January with the rest held pending audit results.
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Cedar Rapids
Lloyd Smith
Town Office of
Cedar River
Cub Scouts stealings and entries in Des Moines area
A string of burglaries and thefts reported in Des Moines area entries include a room break in at Dabby's Lounge on 84th Street with cash and beer stolen, a Roosevelt hotel awards event pocketed cash, and a travel agency opening notices. Other incidents mention an antique doll and clock taken from a residence on Fifteenth Avenue SW.
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Dabby's
First Avenue
St. Patrick’s
Neil Stratton
Tod
Neil
Randy Noblena
Lloyd Reif
Jeff Kovar
Ralph
Iowa
Selzer
Mark Hofmaster
Love Finest
Mackin Paint
Lipman
Joe Pettit
Greg Sil. Co
Adv
Patrick
Chris Davis
Matteew Woodward
Nelly Fitzpatrick
Dave Bell
Mike Lavell
Dan Breouening
Bob Wartz
Pau Gatto
Mike Kahn
David
Charles McGuire- Schull
Des Moines
Roosevelt Hotel
Its
Pierce
Tuesaday
Bessie Elias
Fifteenth, Avenue SW
Florence Challis 76 Dies in Tipton Home
Florence Challis 76 of Tipton died Friday at her Tipton home after living in Mechanicsville for three years. Born April 15, 187? in Perry she married Ray Challis December 12, 1927 in Champaign. Survived by three daughters Mary Beckmann Zauia Becker Maxine Whitlaten, a son Donald, and several grandchildren.
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Tipton
Florence Chellis
Muchanicsville
Perry
Ray Challis
Champaign
al Tipton
Red Oaks Things
Mary Beckmann
Mechanicsville
Zauiia Becker
Mavhenivaville
Maxine Whitlaten
Donald
Barners Protest VIWNNA
About 12 000 farmers milled around the Austrian c central Friday in a demonstration against government economic policies.
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Viwnna
Job Safety Program Director Announced
Washington AP report says George Guenther will direct the federal job health and safety program serving over 50 million Americans. He comes from the Bureau of Labor Standards and was Pennsylvania deputy labor secretary, now named assistant secretary for occupational safety and health.
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Washington
White House
George Guenther
Guenther
Bureau of Tabor Standards
Pennsylvania
Tabor
Health
Three Injured In Cedar Rapids Crash As Driver Charged
Three people were injured Friday morning in Cedar Rapids in a crash involving three semis and two cars. Richard Jule, 36, of Mt. Vernon, was admitted with a head laceration and leg injuries after his car crossed the center line and struck the left front of a truck his car then hit a semi. Cary Hester, 24, of 370 Sixteenth Avenue SW, also was admitted with face and knee injuries. his wife Pamela, 23, was treated for a forehead laceration and leg injuries. Jule was charged with driving to the left of the center line.
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Cedar Rapids
Ural
Richard Jule
Mt. Vernon
St. Luke's Hospital
Cary Hester
Siteenth Avenue
St. Luka's Hospital
Thothen
Hester
Pamela
Julick
Willaims Boulevard
Raeite
Frederitk H. Kramer
Ashland
Neb
D Julick
Mid East conflicts hint at renewed fighting after talks
The article notes potential renewed shooting along the Suez Canal after March 24 if Arab-Israeli peace talks stall. It signals heightened tension and the possibility of renewed hostilities depending on diplomatic progress.
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Suez Canal
Arabisraeli
Neaving
Eban pressures for progress in Mid East crisis
Abu Eban said after talks with Nixon aides that Washington should press Israel to withdraw from occupied Arab lands and address Palestinian refugees as part of a broader peace effort. Egypt demands U.S. pressure, public commitment from Israel, and arms suspension, or risk renewed military actions as Cairo reports ongoing Egyptian military maneuvers.
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Washington
Abba Eban Seid
al Nahar
Cairo
Corre
Rogers
Spotidem
Fuad Mattar
Wrotelday
Asisraeli
Saidat
Ala
Nixon
Mid Sadat
Pypt
Beirut
Sadat
Egypt
Suez Canal
U. S
Israel
U.S
Mid-East
Egypt Report Details Summit Near Dabshour Zone
Al Nahar reports events occurred over the last three days near the Dabshour region on the southwestern outskirts of Cairo, described as an off limits area. The brief notes restricted access and emphasized the sensitive location involved.
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Dabshour
al Nahar Said
Viet heavy fighting as U S helicopters land under fire
The U S military reported continued heavy counter attacks as heavy ground fire hit Brow Tut, with ten more helicopters lost to shelling in the Laos operation. Two crew members were dead and one wounded, raising total losses to 73 helicopters. At least 19 Americans were wounded as four US bases on the far side of the battle were shelled.
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Laos
Phu
U.S
Brow Tut
U.S. Cammand
City crews stop using private drives for refuse collection
Cedar apis refusal superintendent Gerald Egeleston said Friday crews have ceased driving onto private driveways as ground softens. He urged residents to place refuse containers at the curb. The winter bowling tour continues with the $60,000 Fair Lanes Open from Washington, with final rounds on PRO BOWLERS NOUA, 2:30 PM Saturday on KCRG-TV Channel 2.
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Gerald Egeleston
Cedar Apis
Washington
NOUA
Kcrg-Tv
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