Weather and Legislative Notes From Cedar Rapids Area
Weather summary for Cedar Rapids area with May totals and barometer readings. Iowa Legislature reports Senate session at 4:20 am passing five non-controversial bills and House actions on a large tax increase and school aid measure. a trespass bill passed to government affairs. Births and local court notices included with multiple names and addresses.
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Department of General Services
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Massacre Details Emerge Near My Lai After Action
Witnesses describe April 1969 Arcti can raid burning houses in Nghia Tanh 25 miles southwest of My Lai. Five women survived by taking cover, while villagers recall American troops from the 11th Brigade killing residents, then bombing the hamlet Truong Khanh. Survivors recount bodies found after night burials and women who lost husbands and children.
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My Lai
My Lat
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Ho Thi Cho
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Motorist Electrocuted After Touching Power Line
TRONTON Ohio A motorist in a minor crash near there was electrocuted Saturday when he touched power lines while walking toward a patrolman to talk. Taipei Formosa AP Formosa to export first cameras 1500 to Europe produced under license from Donan Co Japan
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Currency Turmoil Hits Europe Markets Broadly
Western Europe saw dollar weakness and currency upheaval as Switzerland set an official rate near 4.08 francs, allowing fluctuation between 4.01 and 4.1595 while intervention loomed. Swiss stocks slumped, Baton Bank fell 150 points to 3,850, Swissair slid from 750 to 705, Austria’s schilling rose 5.08 percent, and the Dutch guilder moved free with expectations of a 6 percent rise in the dollar’s value against the mark, which traded around 3.55 after a crisis.
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Baton Bank
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Austria
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Little Change in Negotiations of Building Trades
Local Cedar Rapids construction talks show minor shifts as unions and contractors meet amid wage proposals. A few unions have accepted one year deals while others push for changes, with negotiators noting potential nine hour lay terms and wage review panels in Washington under Nixon era rules. Surviving figures include Kenridge terrace NE resident Gage and local wives and families.
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Civil rights commission cites weak federal action
The report finds civil rights gains mostly on paper with enforcements lacking. It criticizes HUD for narrowing open housing efforts and notes OMB and the White House failed to commit to a systemic civil rights program. The commission urges stronger action beyond mere legal provisions.
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OMB
Commission
George Romney
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Jepsen Denies Statewide Bid For Vote Funds
Lt. Gov. Roger Jepsen denied any statewide effort to raise campaign money for governor yet left open the possibility of running for the Republican nomination in 1972. He criticized reports of support and speculation about a team with McRadly and Hathor while noting a Davenport meeting was not at his request. He urged reporters to treat UPI’s insinuations as speculation and reaffirmed he would not inject party politics during the legislature.
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OMB the Com
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Jt Henderson
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Goy
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UPI
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State House
Tourism Meeting Planned Thursday in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Marion Chamber of Commerce tourism division invites area officials to a Thursday meeting at 2 p.m. to study ways to boost tourism traffic. The event aims to develop tours to local scenic and historic sites and gather public ideas for promoting tourism in the region.
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Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids-Marion
Doris Decker
Chamber Tourism Division
Travel and Tourism Division
The
Town Development Commission
Decker
Lawmaker protests vague term in campus trespass bill
The debate centers on the phrase without legal justification, with supporters arguing it defines a known legal concept while critics say it could bar legal picketing on university campuses and private property. Representatives Jesse Bennett and Kuohe join the clash, as Hill cites high court rulings.
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Port
Norman Jesse
D-Des Moinnes
Vernon Bennett
D-Des Moines
George Kuohe
Reformeil Bluffs
Philip Hill
Des Moines
High Court
Pope Agrees To Allow Mindszenty Retirement
Paris based L Express reports Pope Paul VI agreed in principle with Hungary to relieve Cardinal Mindszenty from his post and let him leave the U S embassy refuge. Mindszenty, 74, sentenced to life in 1949, has remained in the embassy since 1956 and has refused safe conduct out of Hungary.
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L'Express
Paul VI
Hungary
Cardinal Mindszenty
Janos Peter
U. S
Courthouse Teddy Maloney Fined for High Speed Chase
Rural Central City man Teddy L. Maloney 20 pleaded guilty to charges after a Sunday pursuit. A deputy said he chased Maloney from Springville to a ditch site where his car left the road. Maloney faced fines totaling 261 dollars for improper passing reckless driving stopping for emergency vehicle and stopping at stop signs.
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Maloney
Springvile
Springville
Cate
Justice of the Peace
Glenn Powers
Loiterers Turn Out To Be Policemen At Hotel Lunch
A Rotary Club luncheon at the Montrose hotel featured L. Pickett of St. Luke’s hospital arguing that wage and salary costs drive rising hospital charges. He noted internal and external factors, citing Cedar Rapids hospitals as major local employers and stressing how outside wage pressures inflate care costs. The report also mentions unrelated items about police detaining loiterers and a caribou flag on a separate note.
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