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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1972

Page

3

Soviet Statement Seen As Restrained Reaction

Washington officials described Moscow's first official condemnation of U.S. actions against North Vietnam as restrained. The Kremlin signaled possible later steps such as an airlift, UN charges, or canceling Nixon's Moscow trip, while leaving open the Moscow summit choice.

Washington UPI Moscow U.S North Vietnam Nixon Hanoi Kremlin Russia United States Politburo Berlin United Nations Security Council World Organization of Henry A. Kissinger White House

Perry Seeks Third Term as Linn County Clerk of Court

Kenneth L. Perry, 63, of 388 Seventeenth Street SE, Linn County clerk since 1965, announced Thursday his bid for a third term on the Democratic ticket. A Cedar Rapids native, Perry highlights computer systems, court reform, and microfilming efforts to preserve records and improve service.

Kenneth L. Perry Seventeenth Street Linn County Cedar Rapids Cole Perry Cedar Rapidian Pearl C. Melchior Kenneth L Byron L Jerry Johnson Central City Democratic Central Committee Citizens Committee On Immaculate Conception Catholic Church

Woman Arrested On Check Charge

The Gazette reports Isabel Hammond, listed at 1639 D Avenue NE, has a wrong address for arrest records. Drake University Alumni Assn. note and theft report follow with tools valued at $349.65 stolen from Rubias Hardware over the weekend.

D Avenue NE Isabel Hammond Fredrick Colleen Bushman Lehman Eaglemere Court C Avenue NW Drake University Rubias Third Avenue SE

Saigon clarifies martial law scope under Thieu edict

Saigon public say Thieu’s martial law means all kinds of liberty restricted and full government control over food distribution. Police may search private homes at any time and it is forbidden to store or use printed material deemed against national security or to store weapons.

Saigon Thieu Vu Khanh Khanh

Green Light Granted for Trans Alaska Pipeline

Interior Secretary Morton announced approval to build the oil pipeline across Alaska triggering legal challenges from environmental groups who wanted a Canada route alternative. They said they would contest the decision in court.

Washington Morton Canada

Three Injured as Manila Protest Targets Embassy

About 2,000 militants gathered outside the American embassy compound in Manila denouncing American aggression in Indochina. Home made bombs shattered a glass door injuring three people: a 9 year old Filipino boy, a Filipino security guard, and a bystander. two men were not seriously hurt.

Manila

Regents Return Ford Case to U of Iowa

The state board of regents with a 5 to 2 vote sent the Ford case back to University of Iowa administration. Former associate professor Stephen D. Ford, charged over damage to a campus building during a demonstration, seeks the $180 deducted from his paycheck to be returned. Ford was fined $100 after pleading guilty to disturbing the peace.

Ames State Board of Regents Stephen D. Ford University of Iowa Ford Willard Boyd

Tear Gas and Birdshot Herald Nationwide Protests

Police faced mass demonstrations from Boston to New Mexico with tear gas and nightsticks. Notable incidents included arrests in Cleveland and Gainesville, pipe bombs in Bowling Green, and clashes at University of California campuses. Several states condemned policy actions and urged a Nixon reversal.

Congress Americans For Democratic Action Edward M. Kennedy D-Mass Harold Hughes Iowa Paul N. McCloskey, Jr Calif Robert F. Drinan House Cleveland Federal Building Philadelphia Bowling Green Ohio National Guard Son of Minnesota University of Florida Gainesville Highway Patrol Florida State University Tallahassee U.S University of South Florida Tampa New York City Park Avenue International Telephone and Telegraph Co Times Square University of Wisconsin In Madison Isla Vista University of California At Santa Barbara Berkeley University of California People’s Park University of California At San Diego San Diego State College Carbondale Ill Southern Illinois University Michigan State University Clifton R. Wharton East Lansing Wharton University of New Mexico Albuquerque

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