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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1972

Page

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High Court To Rule on School Aid Case

The Supreme Court agreed to review New York's $20 million annual parochial school aid, challenged as unconstitutional. Appeals by state officials and several parochial schools proceed after a district court ruling against the aid under First Amendment separation of church and state. Court action expected early next year with a decision by June 1973.

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Nixon Rests While McGovern Heads East in Final Campaign Push

Nixon rests in California as McGovern tours a coast to coast finale. Nixon planned a taped antiwar goal oriented address to air election eve while Agnew and Shriver rally, McGovern sails aboard the Dakota Queen II after large crowds in Illinois and New York, both leaders finishing with pledges on war, peace, and economic concerns.

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Four Million Verdict Against Winnebago Industries

A US district court jury awarded Lifeline Industries of Sandome, California, four million dollars against Winnebago Industries of Forest City, Iowa, for breach of contract in a suit involving a 1986 contract. The verdict is one of several related claims, while Life Time Industries had sought damages for nonpayment.

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Puzzling Snippet Sparks Quick Witty Exchange

A fragmented line hints at a humorous quarrel over breakfast routines and parental remarks. The quirky text mentions wit, a dad, and a vague breakfast scene, suggesting a light, domestic exchange captured in a newspaper card style.

Middle American Voter Moves From Nixon To Undecided

Washington AP reports on a study subject nicknamed Middle American Richart Spinson who leaned Nixon before the election but shifted to undecided after the Nixon peace drive. The subject, a factory worker in Sollings Meadow, reflects a swing voter view amid campaign visits by McGovern and Nixon.

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Hijacker Captured After Eight Hours On Tokyo Flight

A Japanese Boeing 727 carrying 127 passengers was hijacked by two middle aged men, with one claiming Chinese American origin and the other Japanese. Police captured the hijacker eight hours after takeoff near Nagoya. no injuries reported. The incident sparked ransom talks and bomb hoax claims, with one passenger noting crew composure during the crisis.

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Judge Orders Government To Oust Indian Protesters

The United States District Court ordered authorities to retake the Bureau of Indian Affairs building from hundreds of protesters who refused to vacate. Judge John Pratt rejected a stay pending appeal, signaling a likely police action despite warnings of bloodshed. Protest leaders, including Russell Means and Vernon Bellecourt, declared war on the United States as barricades rose around the building.

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Nixon Leads Narrowing But Wide Lead in Poll

Nixon holds an 84 to 33 percent lead over McGovern with 6 percent undecided in a May to October nationwide poll. The Democratic challenger trails in the South and war hawk states, yet the gap narrows to about 22 points if undecided voters lean toward McGovern. Foreign policy strength boosts Nixon with 67 percent saying he can push world peace.

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UCS Drive Reaches 68 Percent of Its Goal

Unified Community Services campaign in Cedar Rapids and Linn County reported 39 percent of accounts completed totaling 691,525 dollars or 63 percent of goal. Chairmen Paul H. Darling noted 1,604 final reports from 2,? totals and said early results show a 5.7 percent gain over last year.

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Four Die and One Hurt In Saigon Crashes

UPI reports in Saigon that four American helicopter crewmen were killed and another wounded in clashes with Communist troops near Da Nang. Two helicopters were shot down, with ground fire igniting crashes and casualties, as U.S. forces conducted multiple air strikes across North and South Vietnam.

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North Vietnam criticizes South Vietnam arms buildup

North Vietnam condemned U S steps to strengthen South Vietnamese forces as a threat to any peace agreement. The Viet Cong urged the United States to sign the accord while signaling readiness to fight on. A Hanoi broadcast warned the U S buildup jeopardizes the ceasefire, as talks moved toward a possible accord. A defense department official noted last minute delays amid cautious White House expectations.

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