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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1968

Page

4

Soviet TU-16 Badger Crashes Near Essex During Training

A Soviet medium bomber crashed into the Norwegian Sea after a fourth low pass within about 20 yards of the USS Essex. No survivors were found. three bodies recovered. The Essex and other U.S. forces reported no interference and noted the incident occurred during anti-submarine operations off Norway.

Washington Norwegian Sea Pentagon Defense Department Essex Norway U.S

Friday Crash Claims Second Cedar Rapids Youth

A late Friday crash on Cedar Rapids southeast side claims two more teen lives. Richard Dean Rose aged 16 from Ottumwa and Mark Jon Ladage aged 17 from Cedar Rapids died after the collision near Forest and Linden drives SE. Kendall Heppe 17 was treated and released.

Cedar Rapids News Cedar Rapids Richard Dean Rose Joy Rose Twentieth Street Earnest Rose Ottumwa St. Luke’s Hospital Mark Jon Ladage Robert J. Ladage Forest and Linden Ladage Arkansas Kendall Heppe Mercy Hospital Forest Heppe

Plywood City Campaign Claims Early Victory in Hunger Sit-in

The Poor People’s Campaign led by Rev. Ralph David Abernathy reports a significant victory as its plywood city enters week three. He vows intensified nonviolent action next week while pressing Agriculture Secretary Freeman on expanding surplus food programs to feed the poor.

Washington Ralph David Albernathy Abernathy Freeman Department of Agriculture Southern Christian Leadership Conference

Religion in U S Losing Influence, Gallup Says

Gallup poll finds 67 percent believe religion is losing influence on American life, up from 14 percent 11 years earlier. Five surveys show rising belief in decline with reasons including youth disengagement, crime, materialism, and church role. Nonchurchgoers 70 percent, churchgoers 62 percent.

Princeton N.J Gallup George Gallup

France Suspends Assembly Rights Amid Student Riots

Paris reports say Premier Pompidou suspended the right of assembly and ordered a crackdown on rioting students while bargaining with five major labor federations to end strikes paralyzing the country. Melees injured hundreds as police faced attacks in Paris and Bordeaux.

Paris Pompidou France Lyon de Gaulle Bordeaux Latin Quarter Philippe Matherson Electronics

Deserters Flee to Sweden From Vietnam War

Six self described deserters from U.S. forces in Vietnam were held by Swedish police at Maersta after arriving by air from the Soviet Union. They were met at the airport in the afternoon by a representative.

Stockholm U.S Vietnam Maersta Soviet Union Repre

Bobby Kennedy Wins Iowa Democratic Convention Delegates

U S Senator Bobby Kennedy won the Iowa state Democratic presidential convention and seven district caucuses, routing Hubert Humphrey and Eugene McCarthy. The result yields 28 delegates with 25 votes for Kennedy, amid a record turnout of over 6,000.

Des Moines Kennedy Massachusetts Lon Bobby U.S New York Iowa Minnesota Hubert Humphrey Eugene McCarthy McCarthy Chicago Bobby Sueppel Humphrey Midwest Nebraska Indiana Kennedy Seerewee Humphrey Seuene

Wind Dangles Teens Over Lake at Memphis Park

Tornado force winds and heavy rain stranded 40 to 50 teenagers in ride cars up to 60 feet high at Lakeland Fun and Recreation club near Memphis. Six hours into rescue, 30 remained trapped including 15 dangling above the lake as a car support cable slipped from a pulley.

Memphis Lakeland Fun and Recreation Club

Kennedy Supporter Naps as Delegates Commit to RFK in Iowa

A weary Kennedy supporter dozed on the floor of the Democratic convention while delegates backed RFK. Delegates publicly committed 25 of Iowa's 46 national convention votes to Senator Robert F. Kennedy.

Robert Fulton Waterloo Minnette Doderer Iowa City Iowa Democrats Des Moines Chicago Kennedy Robert F. Kennedy

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