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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1971

Page

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Nixon Seeks Peace Era At West Point Address

President Nixon told cadets at the Military Academy that seeds of peace are planted and germinating toward a hopeful new era. He cited deeper U.S.-Soviet, U.S.-China engagement, European unity, and a nearing end to America's Vietnam role with honor, urging balanced disarmament and united steps by both sides to reduce war risk.

West Point N.Y Nixon Military Academy America Soviet Union China Europe Mid-East Vietnam U.S Uough Io Athetica

Man hijacks Eastern Air Lines jet seeks IRA ransom

Nassau police captured Benett39 of Conipack NY after the Eastern Airlines Boeing 727 diverted from Nassau to New York. He claimed explosives and aimed to extort 500000 for the Irish Republican Army. The jet carried 428 passengers and three pilots.

Eastern Airlines Miami Nassau New York Irish Republican Army Misra Airlings O. Pick Dames Beninett Con Ipack Bennelt EAL John O'Neil Eastern an/IRA IRA Gene Sullivan Coral Gables Pas LaGuards Federal Aviation Agency Washington Bennett

Passenger plane incident at Nassau ends with tense delay

fragmentary OCR reports a mid flight disturbance on a Long Island airliner en route to Nassau. an English speaking stewardess and crew tried to calm passengers after a claim of explosives in a satchel. a man allegedly intervened with a crewman, stories of a wife named nancy and a captain suggested possible grudges.

Central Islip New Janet’ Wesley Miami Sid “Bennett Tern Wietnam Milamni Ami LaGuardia Airlines

Misgivings in Signing Bill Sparked By Ray Testimony

Gov. seeks corrections to drug bill after misgivings about penalties. Ray reports scuffle with Bennett and describes a plan to tighten punishment for narcotic offenses. The measure targets illegal possession and profiteering, tying penalties to drug types and distribution.

Ray Bill

Today's Chuckle Caption on Respect Across Generations

A humorous reflection notes how elders faced demands to respect their elders in youth while today younger generations dictate listening to youth. The quip contrasts changing social expectations and the recurring cycle of who leads and who follows.

House Takes No Action on Iowa Truck Bill

House Majority Leader Andrew Varley said the Iowa House will not act this session on a bill allowing twin trailer trucks up to 65 feet on four lane highways. The Senate passed it 26-19 despite opposition from Gov Gay and the American Automobile Association warning safety risks. The current Iowa limit for twin trailers is 60 feet.

Des Moines House Andrew Varley Stuart Iowa Varley Senate Hay American Automobile Assa Towa

Longest Known Pregnancy Ends With 13 Month Birth

In Rustington Sussex a 28 year old former nurse Christine Houghton delivered baby Tina after a 361 day pregnancy. Gynecologists confirmed the record length though Guinness officials noted 389 days as a cited extreme. Father Peter Houghton described the ordeal and efforts to start labor.

London Tina Christine Houghton Zachary Morton Hospital Rustington Sussex Lynn Evans

Slayings tied to welfare rejection in Corona case

In Yuba City California uprime case, Juan Corona, a 37 year old former mental patient, faces charges of 10 murders. Evidence includes receipts bearing his name found in a grave, weapons with possible bloodstains at his home, and a barroom attack with a meat cleaver. Deputies seized welfare files amid probe of possible motive linked to welfare denial.

George Skellan Yuba City Calif UPI Juan V. Corona Johin Ber Feather River Roy Whiteaker Whiteaker Corona Juan Corona Marysville Sheriff’s Natividad Jose Romero Raya

Deficit figure and drug death toll in New York report

Washington AP reports the federal government ran a 21.615 billion deficit for the year ending in late June as spending rose to 217.7 billion with 541 million in lending. Nixon forecast a surplus earlier but revised the outlook downward. In New York, AP notes 422 deaths this year from acute drug reactions and related causes.

Washington Treasury Department Nixon New, York

Turner backs Sellers on motorcyclist helmet rule

Des Moines attorney general Richard C Turner rules that state safety commissioner Michael M Sellers has authority to require motorcyclists to wear helmets and goggles. Some legislators argued this usurps legislative power, noting the General Assembly has not enacted such a law. Turner says rules to prevent collisions apply to all drivers and are delegated to safe guidelines for the common good, though enforcement may begin only with licenses issued after July.

Harrison Webertows Dairy Press Assn Des. Moines Richard C. Turner Michael M. Sellers Sellers General Assembly Iseaes

Speedy Indianapolis Race Ends in Smashup Injuring 18

Indianapolis event marred by multiple crashes injuring 18 people including two drivers. Space car carrying astronaut John Glenn skidded into a crowded trailer at the start. 11 taken by helicopter to hospital, one seriously injured. Race pace car driver Eldon Potter led the field before exiting.

Indianapolis UPI al Uhiser Albuquerque N.M John Glenn Bob York Glenn Tony Hulman Chris Scheniker Eldon Potter Associated Press Vincente Abs Buenos Aires Coogie

Anti Mafia Islanders Flee Sicily Exiles Tighten Stand

Eighteen exiled Mafia bosses and a force of police arrived on Filicudi and Lipari in the Aeolian Islands as residents fled in protest. Most of Filicudi’s 200 inhabitants left within 24 hours, leaving the island to exiles and nearly 300 officers. Authorities and exiles took shelter in the Sirena hotel while townsfolk abandoned homes, shops, and schools to avoid the Mafia presence.

Fulacudi Sicily Fijicudi Lipari Filleudl Smelllagers Sirena Rouneil Pitieedi Filicudians

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