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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1968
Page
7
Pope Paul VI issued a decree ending papal court privileges for Roman nobles and opening honors to commoners. The Honor Guard replaces the Noble Guard, offices become non hereditary with five year terms, and special Vatican perks like tax exemptions and tax-free items are ended.
West Germany pledges 74.5 million pounds to offset Britains foreign exchange costs for 55 000 British troops in West Germany. Germany also offers to buy 50.4 million dollars of British treasury bonds and to purchase British goods. Britain sees the deal as reasonable but still faces a 39.6 million dollar exchange gap next year. Arlene Dahl Steve Allen and Tommy Leonetti appear on The Joey Bishop Show Friday at 10 30 pm color Channel 9.
William J. Howrey, 20, of 635 Seventh Avenue, Marion, was jailed for attempting to defraud the court. Judge Loren Hullinger noted Howrey wrote and signed a Cedar Rapids service station proprietor's name certifying his speedometer was inaccurate after a prior municipal court appearance for speeding.
Prague AP reports Eduard Goldstuecker, a key drafter of Czechoslovakia’s reform program, says liberalization will spread to other nations and stresses no intention to export Western democracy. He warns against outside interference and describes the party as the sole force guiding the revolution.
Nixon criticizes Kennedy and Johnson for rough campaigning while expressing support for Eugene McCarthy in Wisconsin. The piece notes voters can cross party lines on primary day and cites Nixon’s national radio address urging rational debate and fresh ideas.
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