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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1969

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U S Deaths Jump to 430 Last Week in Vietnam War

Saigon AP reports 430 Americans killed and 2,185 wounded last week, the second highest toll of the year and the peak since March, with totals since Jan 1, 1961 reaching 35,265 killed and 225,710 wounded. Heaviest action centered northwest of Saigon and south of Da Nang, including Dong Ap Bia fighting.

Saigon U.S Paris da Nang Dong Ap Bia

Lodge Blasts Hanoi Stand On Captives

The United States Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge condemned North Vietnam for refusing to supply prisoner of war lists and to allow family contact, calling it a humanitarian failing that could affect peace talks. He contrasted Nixon’s plan with the Viet Cong proposal and urged moving to detailed negotiations on grounds where common purpose exists.

Paris Vietnam North Vietnam U. S U.S Henry Cabot Lodge Hanoi Xuan Thuy Lodge Nixon

Income tax relief for poor passes Iowa Senate

Republican backed measure exempts Iowans earning under $3,000 from state income taxes and grants active duty servicemen tax exemption. Passed 40-11 amid Democratic protests. Bill returns to House before Gov. Ray can act. senate leader says about 85,000 Iowans would benefit.

Des Moines

Nixon's Pick To Succeed Warren Burger Chief Justice Nomination

President Nixon nominated Warren E. Burger a 61 year old circuit judge to be the 15th chief justice, saying the choice reflects a "law and order" philosophy. Burger, a strict constructionist from the Midwest, would replace Earl Warren who retires next term. The nomination followed conservative praise and signals swift Senate confirmation if it occurs.

Nixon Warren Law and Order Washington Warren E. Burger Earl Warren U. S Burger Supreme Court Fred Vinson Harlan Stone Charles Evans Hughes White House Abe Fortas Louis Wolfson Johnson Fortas Senate

Salary Boost Clouds Benda Appointment By Frank Nye

Iowa lawmakers debate HF817 as it would raise state senator Kenneth Benda to a $15,000 salary on the Commerce Commission starting Jan. 1, 1970, while constitutional constraints loom over a legislator holding a civil office during his term. The provision, added by Sen. Rigler, passed the Senate 50 to 3 and the House 77 to 0, with Benda abstaining. If unresolved, Benda’s eligibility could face challenge.

Benda Frank Nye Des Moines Kenneth Benda Hartwick State Commerce Commission Robert Ray Senate Commission Commerce Commission Robert Rigler New Hampton House Rigler

Lunar Landing Craft Undocks From Apollo 10 Mission

Apollo 10 undocked the lunar module Snoopy from the command ship Charlie Brown near the moon to begin the final approach sequence. Thomas Stafford and Eugene Cernan faced venting and docking challenges but secured a successful separation and prepared for a daring 9.3 mile altitude pass over the planned landing site as John Young remained in orbit.

Space Center Houston Mission Control John Young Stafford Cernan Young LEM Moon Earth

Ra sails Atlantic in reed boat test across seas

SAFI Morocco AP Thor Heyerdahl plans Friday launch of a 30 foot reed papyrus raft named Ra with 3,000 B.C. design to cross the Atlantic to Mexico in three to four months. Norman Baker, a New Rochelle sailor, joins as navigator and doubts a steering rudder. Tugboats will push Ra from Safi harbor before she faces the open ocean.

Safi Morocco Thor Heyerdahl Atlantic Heyerdahl Pyramids Pacific Mexico Americas Norman Norman Baker New Rochelle N.Y Baker Rose Bowl Bape Thor Safi Harbor

Judge Sentences Sirhan to Death

Judge Herbert Walker formally sentenced Sirhan Sirhan to death in the California gas chamber for the assassination of Senator Robert Kennedy. He ignored a clemency plea from Edward Kennedy and denied motions for a new trial after a daylong hearing.

Sirhan Los Angeles UPI Sirhan Sirhan California Sen Robert Kennedy San Quentin Superior Court Herbert Walker Kennedy Edward Kennedy Mercy Walker

Chuckle In New York City Lines Up A Slow Drive

A humorous note from New York City remarks that the optimal way to waste an hour is to loop the block once. The playful observation captures city pacing and trivial urban routines in a lighthearted tone.

New York City

Soviet sergeant jailed eleven years for attack on Czechs

Prague military court convicted Soviet army sergeant I F Zinchuk of attempted rape and attempted murder of three Czechs while drunk. He received 11 years. prior alcohol issues noted. Court cited his remorse and psychiatrists’ view on memory. The death penalty was possible.

Prague Svobodne Slovo I.F. Zinchuk Zinehuk

Temperatures Jump as Rains End Across Iowa

Temperatures rose sharply Thursday after a cool wet start. Early readings ranged in the 40s as up to 2 inches fell in southwestern Iowa. Cedar Rapids hit 55 at 2 PM with a 41 overnight low. Forecasters expect 40s tonight and 60s Friday, with a warmer weekend ahead.

Iowa Cedar Rapids

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