Javits Criticizes Nixon Vietnam Policy in Speech
Senator Javits, first Republican to break with Nixon over Vietnam, blasted the administration as following the failed Johnson approach. He warned that slow troop withdrawal and a stalled negotiation will cost the nation, urging a fundamental shift away from past policies.
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Preliminary Hearing Sought by Anderson in Iowa Case
A Cedar Rapids man Dean Anderson 40 demanded a preliminary hearing in a j o r m theft case. Judge Loren Hullinger set May 16 for the hearing appointing Paul Kinion as attorney. Anderson faces a $1 000 theft charge connected to an April 8 incident at the Bohemian Villa. Willie Lambert is jailed in Johnson County on a drunken driving charge with bond set at $300.
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Cambodia Moves to Elevate Ties With South Vietnamese Front
The Cambodian foreign ministry said it will raise diplomatic relations to embassy level with the South Vietnamese National Liberation Front. The announcement comes amid ongoing regional tensions and shifting alliances in Indochina.
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University Recovery Hot Seen for Decades
Columbia professor Jacques Barzun warned that American universities face decades of recovery from war era disruptions. He urged a calm, orderly approach and cautioned student demands for input in courses and faculty are impractical amid domestic and foreign crises linked to the Vietnam War.
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Car on rail injures two on Ninth Street site
Two injured when a car attached to a rail at Ninth Street and Twelfth Avenue stalled abruptly. Victims include Martha Osborne, 53, Center Point, with mouth and hand lacerations, and Helen Cronin, 50, Marion, with a head laceration. Both treated and released from Mercy hospital.
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Welsh Plot On Prince's Life Is Told
Welsh nationalists were accused in court Friday of planning to seize Gaernarvon castle and assassinate Prince Charles during his investiture. The document outlined battle orders and special volunteers to lead an attack and possibly kill the heir, tying to a wider para military Wales Army plot.
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Reading Teacher Unit Formed in Cefar Rapids
Area language arts teachers met Thursday in Cefar Rapids to form a local unit of the International Council for the Teaching of Reading. Mildred Norris was chosen temporary chairman as officers will be elected later. The unit aims to improve reading instruction for the four county school system.
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Coralville Larceny Charge Arrest in Cedar Rapids Case
Frank C. McCollum of Towal City was arrested in Cedar Rapids on larceny of a motor vehicle charge by Coralville authorities. He allegedly stole a car belonging to Clifford J. Schmidt Jr. and was held Friday morning for Coralville.
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Ammunition Shortage Halts Viet Cong Rifle Training
The army's plan to train recruits on the AK-47 and other foe weapons stalls due to a lack of safe ammo. Officials say 40,000 rounds are on hand, needing 94,000 per three months for initial training. Testing of captured ammunition and AK-47 faults delay the program with a summer start planned.
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