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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1972

Page

20

O'Brien Appeals for Guidance in Iowa Democratic Rift

A Davenport led challenge seeks National Chairman O'Brien guidance after Clif Larson did not answer an April 25 query questioning the legality of the March 25 First District convention. Dennis Boyd Dan Rodrick and Jackie Maher urge aid as they claim half the district's counties back the challenge and accuse tactics of muting uncommitted delegates.

Scott County Lawrence O’brien William Flaherty O’brien Clif Larson Ames Larson the Gazette Flaherty Dennis Boyd Dan Rodrick Jackie Maher Davenport Miami Beach Edmund Muskie George McGovern Boyd Rodrick Maher First District Ed Gilmour Grinnell

Power Behind the Throne: Kissinger and Ghostwriters Aren't All-Powerful

New York column by Bob Considine notes Kissinger as a public figure seen as a possible influence, compares him to Rasputin, and recounts anecdotes about aides, ghostwriters, and other powers behind leaders. The piece includes witty remarks at Washington dinners and reflections on Ike and FDR era aides.

New York Cindy Adams NBC Henry Kissinger Washington Nixon Rasputin Czarina Alexandra Czar Nicholas Kissinger Barry Goldwater Arizona Colonel House Woodrow Wilson Supreme Court White House Roosevelt Louis Howe Howe Jonathan M. Wainwright Bataan Corregidor Babe Ruth Wainwright Babe Bob

Mrs Pardun Named To Schwengel Group

Davenport Iowa Mrs Glenn Pardun of Brandon vice chairman of the state Republican central committee has been appointed co chairman of the Schwengel for Congress committee announced by Chairman Richard Kautz of Muscatine. She has served as a Republican state central committee member from both the Second and Fourth districts from Benton county and will co chair the committee working for the re election of First District Congressman Fred Schwengel.

Davenport Glenn Pardun Brandon State Republican Central Committee Schwengel For Congress Richard Kautz Muscatine Pardun Republican State Central Committee Benton County Fred Schwengel

Drake Journalism School Accredited by ACE for Journalism Programs

The American Council on Education for Journalism has accredited Drake University’s advertising and news editorial sequences. Dr Hoke Smith announced on Tuesday that the university has been notified of the accreditation, placing Drake among about 60 departments nationwide with this recognition.

Des Moines API American Council On Education For Journalism Drake University Journalism School Hoke Smith

North Korean gunboats hijack South Korean fishing boat

In Seoul police report, eight crewmen aboard a South Korean fishing boat were seized after North Korean gunboats hijacked the vessel on Wednesday night.

Seoul

Owner of Clutier Firm Dies at 59

George Fred Clutier owner of Cizek Manufacturing Co. dies at 59 after lingering illness. Born August 18 1912 in Cluter he married Mildred Karkosh in Bethany Missouri October 28 1941. Survived by wife two sons Dallas Dysart and Delane UNI one granddaughter. Services Friday at 2 p.m. at an Iowa City hospital followed by funeral home arrangements in Key Stone.

Clutier George Fred Milo Cizek Cizek Manu- Krezek Frank Clutter Mildred Karkosh Bethany Dallas Dysart Delane University of Northern Iowa

Japanese advance nears Burma Chin border. British forced back

Thirty years ago Japanese forces pushed toward the Chinese border in Burma and drove battered British troops to within 150 miles of the Bengal frontier, signaling a tense wartime advance and strategic retreat.

Burma Bengal

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