Opinion Divided on Soviet Middle East Intentions
Washington report notes debate over a paragraph from a 1949 pact hinting at Soviet territorial aims south of the USSR toward the Indian Ocean. The piece argues the statement could reflect a grand design affecting U S policy and funding, given stakes in people, oil, and transit routes as Russia heightened interest in the region in the late 1960s.
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Middle East
Washington
Soviet Union
Nazi Germany
Italy
Japan
Indian Ocean
U.S
Russia
Edward Heath
Moscow
Suez Canal
14 year old dies after Des Moines chase and shooting
Clarence Jackson aged 14 was fatally wounded by police after a high speed pursuit of a stolen car. The vehicle rammed a roadblock, three youths fled, and Officers Hansen and Trimble fired, striking Jackson in the back. He died at Broadlawns Hospital. Two other youths remained at large.
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Des Moines
Clarence Jackson
Harding Road
William Hansen
William Trimble
Jackson
Broadlawns Hospital
Alchison
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Harding«¢ Road
Air Attack on Fishing Vessels Near Salvadoran Waters
Salvadorean authorities report Guatemalan planes fired on 15 fishing boats in Salvadoran waters. Two killed, 45 wounded, four boats destroyed. Survivors claim boats were unarmed and flew the Salvadoran flag. Guatemala says boats lacked clear identification and were in Guatemalan waters. A siege and curfew were imposed after police deaths in violent attacks.
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San Salvador
el Salvador
Guatemala
San Juan Hit by Eleven Bombings
In San Juan Puerto Rico eleven bombs were thrown from cars over the weekend injuring two people and causing about $14000 in damage. A police official said they appeared to be isolated incidents not the start of a terrorist campaign.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Gars
Seven Hurt in Clayton County Crash Near Guttenberg
Seven persons were injured in a two car crash north of Guttenberg on a county road. Ronald Boge 38 of North Buena Vista and Owen Miller 18 of Guttenberg were in the Boge car. Passengers Diana Boge 29 Josnne Tefel 37 Walter Ludovissy 29 Delores Ludovissy 39 and Velma Boyce 44 of North Buena Vista also hospitalized"}
Mistake in Police Raid Wounds Two in Phoenix Shootout
In Phoenix a narcotics raid on a house believed to be a hippie hangout led to a shootout injuring two people and a policeman. The West couple, new residents, defended their home with a rifle after police barged in under a no warning warrant. Police said the incident resulted from a misunderstanding as officers then identified themselves.
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Phoenix
East Phoenix
Leslie West
Harry Burke
Panel Discusses Selective Service Structure At Iowa City
An information program on how the selective service system works will be held at 3 30 p m Tuesday in the Memorial Union Illinois room. Panelists include Glenn Bowles state director of selective service William Sueppel attorney and town city appeals agent Tim Gardner draft counselor and Patricia Samuel legislative director of WILPF. Written answers from Johnson county board members will be read. The event, sponsored by WIPE and the Iowa City chapter, aims to explain current inequities and outline alternative service options for parents and their sons. Public is invited.
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Iowa City
Selective Service
Illinois
Memorial Union
Supreme Court
Glenn R. Bowles
William Sueppel
Selective Service Appeals
Tim Gardner
American Friends Service Committee
Easterm Town
Patricia Samuel
Women’s International League For Peace and Freedom
WILPF
Johnson County Selective Service Board
Wipe
Mt Mercy Fund Drive To Start At Thursday Noon
Mt Mercy college will launch its Leadership Fund campaign with a noon luncheon Thursday at the Roosevelt hotel. The drive aims to raise 50,000 to support student financial aid and operations, targeting Cedar Rapids and Marion. John C. Rice of Towa National Mutual Insurance Co. chairs the effort, with 900 contacts planned and 125 local campaigners. The drive notes nursing and business programs plus increased enrollment emphasize Mt Mercy’s community service.
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Mt. Mercy College Leadership Fund
Roosevelt Hotel
Cedar Rapids
Marion
John C. Rice
Towa National Mutual Insurance Co
Rice
Mt_ Mercy
Pope Paul VI Signals Path to Rational Birth Control
In Rome Pope Paul VI reaffirmed the Catholic Church's ban on artificial contraception. He urged social progress and said couples could pursue rational birth control through responsible decisions within the Church's doctrine.
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Rome
Pope Paul VI
Independence Man Named Scouter of the Year in Fayette
Harald’ Miner of Independence was named Scouter of the Year at the Potlatch district annual dinner of the Wapsipinicon Area Boy Scouts of America. Other awards went to Lanny Zanatta Hazleton outstanding scoutmaster and Dr. Richard C. Hall Meg Teas sULaner. Dr. Robert 5. Jaggard Oelwein was elected district chairman.
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Independence
Harald’ Miner of
Potlatch
Wapsipinicon
Boy Scouts of America
Fayette
Lanny Zanatta
Hazleton
Richard C. Hall
Meg Teas
Sulaner
Robert 5
Jaggard
Oelwein
Wyalawane
Denture Cream Fixodent Promises Better Fit And Comfort
A historic advertisement promotes Fixodent Denture Adhesive Cream claiming it forms an elastic membrane to cushion bites, allowing wearers to eat, speak, and laugh with dentures that stay in place. The ad touts a pencil-point dispenser for precise use and urges regular dental visits and availability at drug counters.
Van Seized in Drug Case Goes to State
A van seized in a drug charge linked to the Wadena rock festival was forfeited to the state by District Judge Joseph Keefe. Owner Terrance McQuire, 43, Minneapolis, faced illegal possession charges as his vehicle was taken. In York fest matters, Atty. General Richard Turner filed a motion to reconsider a default ruling in district court.
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Gazette West Union
Joseph Keefe
Terrance McQuire
Minneapolis
Richard Turner
Keefe
Sound Storm, Inc
Chicago
Thai police capture 220 bandits in southern sweep
Bangkok officials say a security sweep through the southern border provinces has captured 220 suspected bandits and Moslem separatists. Police reported success Monday in the campaign aimed at curbing insurgent activity in the region.
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Bangkok
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