East Germany Joins UNESCO Despite Isolation
East Germany gained UNESCO membership on a day when 130 nations praised the move. East German officials, led by Edward Moldt, pledged to advance UNESCO aims and push for European detente. Renowned by an acclamation vote, the admission marks a shift in Cold War diplomacy and recognition dynamics.
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Paris
East Germany
U.N. Education Scientific and Cultural Organization
Unesco
Community of Nations
West Germany
Edward Moldt
First
Moldt
Tere
Europe
Mig
German Democratic Republic
Otis Winger
Rene Maher
General Conference
East Cerny
Cedar Rapids Catholic Club joins Dominic Council
The Cedar Rapids Catholic Social club earned charter into the National Council of Dominic clubs at the national fall convention in Mankato Minnesota. Representatives Alice Seda and Erv Corcoran accepted the charter. Rev. Gary Krapil was named chaplain. The group invites interest from single or widowed Catholics over 21 and lists contact numbers for more information.
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Catholic Social Club of
Cedar Rapids
National Council of Dominic Clubs
Mankaly
Minn
Dominic Council
Alice Seda
Erv Corenrai
James J. Byrne
Dubuque
Gary Krapil
St. Matthew’s Church
Dismiss Seven Middies For Use of Marijuana
ANNAPOLIS Md AP a Naval Academy spokesman said Monday an investigation into the age of marijuana has resulted in the dismissal of seven freshmen. The spokesman said the investigation is continuing but would not comment on further possible dismissals or involvement. The academy has had at least one marijuana incident each year since 1967 and 57 midshipmen have been dismissed, including the seven this year.
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
Kennedy Note to Burn Victim Mother Revealed
AP reports in the Ladies Home Journal that President Kennedy wrote a note to Sandra Crumb, then two of the year old burn victim, as his infant Patrick Kennedy lay dying at Boston Children’s Hospital. Sandra later recovered, and Kennedy’s note was shared with her mother Mrs Crumb.
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Kennedy
New York
John Kennedy
The
Ladies Home Journal
Boston
Children’s Hospital Medical Center
Patrick Bouvier Kennedy
Sandra Crumb
Mrs. Crumb
John F. Kennedy
Sandra
West Rindge
N.H
Children’s Hospital
Blatchford to resign as ACTION chief and run for mayor
LOS ANGELES AP Jo aeps H Blatchford told the White House he will resign as director of ACTION the governments volunteer service conglomerate and likely seek the Los Angeles mayoral post next spring The Times said he submitted a pro forma resignation after Nixon's reelection and may pursue private offers Blatchford once led the Peace Corps under Nixon Also noted are Jess Unruh Thomas Bradley and Sam Yorty with mayoral plans and Wake House backing speculation TOKYO AP six sailors were recovered eight missing three clung to shore after two Japanese ships sank in a stormy sea off western Japan.
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Los Angeles
Joaeps H. Blatchford
White House
Los Angeles Times
Blatchford
Peace Corps
Nixon
Frederick V. Malek
the Times
California
State Assembly
Jess Unruh
Thomas Bradley
Sam Yortly
Wake House
Congress
Glenn Anderson
Tokyo
Japan
Write-In Winner Becomes Justice of the Peace in Jetmore
In Jetmore Kansas a 19 year old first time voter Galen Rassmussen wrote in his own name for justice of the peace after seeing no candidate. He later joined by his father and brother who voted for him too. The unusual win may allow him to perform marriages and handle small civil rulings under a law change.
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Jetmore
Kan
UPI
Galen Rassmissen
Justice of the Peace
Novor
Mina
Kansas
John Martin
Rasjussen
Rassussen
Lawrengve
Cilies Detmore
Martin
Elmore
Rassmussen
Suit Filed on Practices In U S Military Prisons
Civil liberties groups sue the Army and Air Force over prison conditions at Fort Leavenworth and across military stockades. The American Civil Liberties Union seeks to end mail censorship, racial discrimination, and due process lapses in disciplinary barracks and prison-like facilities abroad. The suit names top defense officials and Army leaders as defendants.
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U.S
Washington
All Civil Liberties Organization
Army
Air Force
National Prison Project
American Civil Liberties Union
Port Leavenworth
Kan
the Army
Robert Froehlke
Robert C. Sea- Taans, Jr
G. &. Prugh
Lloyd B. Remse
Cal
Oliver E. O'Kier
Alvin J. Bronstein
Fort Leavenworth
Court Fines Flyers For Eagle Killings
In Buffalo Wyoming Buffalo Flying Service faces 75 counts with a no contest plea by William J More on behalf of the service. U S District Judge Ewing Kerr fined the company 500 dollars and suspended 74 counts. Earlier Dayle Vaighan 38 Story Wyoming was fined 600 dollars after pleading guilty to taking part in 74 eagle killings.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
William J. More
Buffalo Flying Service
Buffalo
U.S
Ewing Kerr
Dayle Vaighan
Story
Wya
Wyoming
University of Dubuque Accepts Kirkwood Transfer Students
The University of Dubuque will grant full academic recognition to Kirkwood Community College graduates in arts and sciences, classifying them as junior status. Kirkwood, one of four Iowa community colleges, gains transfer parity with a minimum 2.0 GPA, as leaders from both schools outlined articulation plans.
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University of
Kirkwood
Dubuque
Town
Weeks
Kirkwood Alg
Luciences
FAA Says 2 Airlines Let Man with Dynamite Aboard
The FAA disclosed that two airlines unknowingly allowed Ronald Illingworth of Idaho to fly with eight sticks of dynamite in an attache case. Frontier and Western Airlines face scrutiny for lax security as Illingworth, who also carried an automatic pistol, was arrested at Denver Stapleton after alerting a United agent. He was arraigned on attempting to place a destructive substance on an aircraft in interstate commerce, with bail set at 100000.
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Denver
API
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
Idaho
PAA
Frontier
Western Airlines
Ilingsworth
Afigworth
Stapleton International
Lickus
United Airlines
Illingworth
Ilingworth
American Falls
Toisho
Royce Sickler
Interstate Commerce
Bor
Sickler
Western
Pocasidlo
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Uingworth
U.S
United
Des Moines
Executor Appointment Notice for Richard Falla Estate
The Executor Joan Arion is named to administer the estate of Richard Falla. A probate filing appears with details at St Nove WF Wr Th, bearing the executor’s authority and the applicable dates for example actions and deadlines.
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Rome Sea
Cnet
Inerenilat
Opus
Joan Iets
Richard Falla
Local Probate Proceedings and City Council Notes
An aged probate notice lists the administrator of the estate of Iowa resident and details a public notice of the estate, with publication dates in 1972. The document also records a Hawaling City Council meeting summary, votes on sewer remodeling, and additions to local streets.
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ILE Hiawatha Council
Agnes
Luli
Rat
Asa
Hamia Gay
Novermnety
Vanes
Mellon
Waa
Snk
Dale Guturiqge
Bobi
Jeet Usslederrmadt
Clork
Naver
Berkot Ihe
W. Ceissmaty
OFFICIAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION AND PROBATE ACTIONS
A jumble of notices from Linn County includes probate of wills appointing executors, notices to creditors, and hearings on trust confirmations. It references Emery J Miller estate, First National Bank, and Marian Rinehart Howe, with dates in November and December and a sheriff sale for real estate in Wapsie area.
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State of
Iowa
Linn County
Eieg
Neil Porson
Emery J. Miller
Emery J
Mgr
Tour
Natanal Bank Wa Erletlee
Turner
Wili
District Court
Nil
Sald
Iran
First National
Fon
Towa
Ware
Stone
Horan
Emseulor
Milan
foWa
Claber
Rapidia
Occamber
Ramiaer
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U.N
Wer
United Nations
World Council of Churches
Council of Eurpe
Ness
U.S. Volunteers
Dial
Genarose
Sue
Jimmy Hatle
Noes Asic McArmny and
Daddy
Sonawand
CMON
Moatip
Sim Alliger
Maverr
Ouler
Shapdup
Link County Ag
County Health Department
Sixteenth Street
F Avenue
Wifi Street
C.avetius
C Avenue
Vifteenth Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Wifteenth Street
Tourteenth
Twallth Avenue
N Street
Fourth Street
B Avene
Second Street
H Street
Hight Avenue
Tirst Street
Sid
Noeldige Park
Fairfax
Cedar Rapids Municipal Airport
Center Point
Walker
Coggon
Springville U
Paligades-Kepler State Ark
Thing
Vietnam
Bronstein
Pennilan
FBI
Gray
New London
Biderte
Tunis
U. of Dubuque
Kirkwood i
Airlines
Dbink
Ann Jo
Natal
W. al Ie
Elsleel Gaury
Leas
Lowa
Creditar
Roburt
Asi Rolor
Commarea Gant
Linn
Permer
Hlaten
Yew
Fransistor
Etborty
Wncs
Sioun
Commissou
Ducember
Fem
Mharce Commission
Van
Mosteang
Springville Council
Gartatian
Gistip Matrapetes Quay
Managements Inc
Ner
Slaigh
Waters
Ianes Bone
Carnahan
Clark
Cory
Ity Waller
Entals
Eirectr
Padarwon
Carnahany
Alec W. Garrier
Anderford Lecox
Teeyin Wyenan
Lowe
Ceder
Erin
Ana
Tharel
Aparovell Ang
Gstablghad
Renee Ang
Marian Rinehert
Marian Rinehart Howe
Yal
Orley Ey
Ulate Dar
Ifierney
Ar Canyon Amie
Big George
Virgil Partch
George
Nein
Shatti
Boek Kooping
Gamatra
Jevnatlan
Cass
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