U S Attache Crowley to be freed by Dominican kidnappers
In Santo Domingo the chancellor said Lt. Col. Donald Crowley would be released at 3 pm at the Mexican embassy in exchange for about 20 political prisoners to depart for Mexico. The plan, overseen by a three man committee, followed earlier delays and street clashes as crowds demanded Crowley’s release.
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Rain Square
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Iowa House Revives Four Year Driver License Bill
Republicans revive Gov. Ray's four year driver license proposal with a $10 fee, extending licenses for four years and doubling chauffeur license prices to $20. The bill, SF 1181, would start Jan 1 1971 with phased issuance and paves the way for broader tax revision debate.
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Des Moines
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Robert’ Ray
General Assembly
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Chuckle Reminder on Advice for Succeeding
A light quip notes that initial failures draw unsolicited tips from people who also fell short. The wry line playfully argues success invites plenty of higher, often unwanted, guidance.
Doctor pays large fine over parking tickets in ramp lot
Chicago report details physician Dr Gilbert paying 5600 for 224 parking tickets issued while parking illegally on a ramp at a county hospital lot. Magistrate Alan Rosen ruled the doctor parked illegally amid crowded reserved spaces for doctors.
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Alan Rosen
Early Price Relief by Gut in Rate Doubted
U.S. casualties for the week ending Thursday reached a high for the year with 110 American deaths. Total US combat deaths in Vietnam for the year rose past 1,000 as 864 additional troops were wounded. The weekly toll, including 974 killed and 2,786 wounded, lifts the year’s total to 41,057 GIs since Jan 1. The losses reflect helicopter crashes and a battle near the northern coast, with reports of fighting along the Cambodian border and attacks by South Vietnamese rangers.
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Snow Strikes O Hare Runways Amid Airport Delays
Weather and labor turmoil disrupt Chicago O Hare as snow and a PATCO sickout cripple air traffic. Controllers miss work, flights canceled, and delays spread from New York to Chicago, with FAA reporting limited east coast impact while western hubs run normally.
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Fulbright Boosts Opposition Strategy on Carswell Nomination
Senator J. W. Fulbright of Arkansas signaled he would vote to recommit Judge G. Harrold Carswell's Supreme Court nomination to the Judiciary Committee for more information. He cited questions raised since hearings and opposed a quick vote, while Nixon vows support despite mounting GOP hesitancy and White House denials of a GOP swing against Carswell.
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Oregon
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Midwest Blizzard Strands Midwest Cities Across Wheat Belt
A severe midwest blizzard dumped up to a foot of snow and drifts as high as four feet across Missouri to Michigan. Airports closed, hundreds of schools canceled, and many roads became impassable. Power outages affected Illinois Indiana Michigan, with over 430 downed lines and more than 100,000 customers affected.
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Iowa City President disciplines five in SDS incident
University of Iowa President Willard L. Boyd announced sanctions against five students and the SDS chapter for the December 10 disruption at the placement office. Two students were suspended. three others and the SDS group received probation. sanctions follow a Garfield hearing.
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Students For A Democratic Society
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Bruce Clark
Town City
Julia L. Heinzelman
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Supreme Court
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