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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1967

Page

3

Iowa faces $71 million general fund deficit in 1967 69

Iowa state government will spend $71.2 million more than it takes in during the 1967 69 biennium, according to State Comptroller Marvin Selden Jr. The surplus at start was $112.9 million, projected to fall to about $41.7 million by June 1969. He predicts income will exceed expenditures in the second year as new taxes come in.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Marvin Selden, Jr Selden

Administration proposes $7.4B tax rise and $4B spending cut

Treasury Secretary Fowler urged Congress to approve a plan combining a 10 percent personal and corporate surcharge with accelerated tax collections and an across the board 2 percent civilian agency budget cut for the current fiscal year. The aim is to reduce the deficit from over $25 billion to under $14 billion and strengthen the dollar, despite strong opposition in the Ways and Means Committee and from Senate leaders.

Washington Treasury Fowler Congress U.S House, Ways and Means Johnson Executive House of Congress Wilbur Mills D-Ark House Ways and Means Committee Senate Mike Mansfield Montana Ior

Snow and Freezing Drizzle Sweep Across Iowa

A winter system moved across Iowa bringing freezing drizzle and snow. Forecasters warned of 2 to 4 inches of snow by Thursday with hazardous driving conditions statewide. Ice covered roads in western and northern counties while Cedar Rapids and nearby areas saw intermittent light snow and freezing drizzle.

Iowa Midwest Rockies Central Plains Cedar Rapids Burlington Algona Ottumwa Weather Bureau

Reilly Named To Juvenile Court Bench

Cedar Rapids authorities announce that John B. Reilly will serve temporarily as Linn county juvenile judge after district judges approved the appointment. An order will authorize the service, with a full appointment to follow Gov. Hughes’s filling of a municipal vacancy.

Reilly John B.reilly Linn County B. J. Maxwell Eighth Judicial District Maxwell Harold Hughes Howard McLaughlin Hughes

Fear McNamara Faces Push Out Amid Vietnam War Escalation

Washington AP reports Defense Secretary McNamara's looming resignation sparks Capitol Hill fears he is being forced out to accelerate U S involvement in Vietnam. Congress members debate motives while White House and Pentagon deny policy shift. Westmoreland may gain influence if he stays.

Washington McNamara Capitol Hill U.S Vietnam The World Bank Pentagon Edward Kennedy D-Mass Kennedy Congress Pell D-R.i Senate Mansfield Mont Johnson Ers Pastore White House William C. Westmoreland World Bank Post Saigon Westmoreland

Britain to resume diplomatic ties with Egypt on Dec 12

London officials announced on Wednesday that diplomatic relations with Egypt would be resumed on December 12, two years after they were broken during the Rhodesian crisis.

London Britain Egypt

Cedar County Jury Rescued From Elevator by Sheriff

Special to The Gazette. Cedar County Sheriff Richard Barden freed 12 jurors and a bailiff trapped in an elevator after it stuck between floors at the Cedar county courthouse. The group had toured the Frost land needed for a road right of way and later awarded the Frosts 4000 dollars for 731 of an acre.

Tipton Cedar County Richard Barden Baliff George Drager Alex Mary Joy Frost Bennett Drager Barden Frosts

Allis-Chalmers to Merge with Signal Oil and Gas Co

New York Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Co. agrees to merge with Los Angeles based Signal Oil and Gas Co. Special director meetings will be held as soon as possible to approve the corporate marriage announced after both boards agreed to the merger.

New York Allis- Chalmers Manufacturing Co Allis-Chalmers Signal Oil and Gas Co Los Angeles New York Stock Exchange Signal American Stock Exchange

Eisenhower donates Gettysburg farm as historic site

The White House said former President Eisenhower donated his Gettysburg farm and house to the government as a national historic site. He and Mrs. Eisenhower will remain in the house and retain use of farm facilities during his lifetime.

Washington UPS White House Eisenhower Gettysburg

Viet Cong assault at Bo Duc repelled by air and ground fire

Viet Cong attacked Bo Duc district headquarters for five and a half hours. 65 enemy bodies found near the compound. 15 government soldiers killed and 19 wounded. U S and South Vietnamese jets strafed and bombed the attackers into retreat as reinforcements moved in from the First Infantry Division.

Saigon Bo Duc Haiphong 272Nd Loc Ninh U.S U.S. First Infantry Division

Allis Chalmers runs plants in Cedar Rapids and abroad

Allis Chalmers operates 117 domestic plants including Cedar Rapids and eight foreign facilities. Signal runs operations in 11 states and 12 foreign countries.

Allis- Chalmers Cedar Rapids Signal

Greece and Turkey Near Cyprus Peace Move and Troop Standdown

Informed sources say Greece and Turkey agreed on a Cyprus settlement and will announce it from Athens and Ankara. Armed forces were put on a simple readiness with combat alert canceled as diplomats from the U.S. and NATO pursued a framework to avert a clash amid Cyprus talks in Nicosia.

Athens Greece Turkey Cyprus Ankara U.S U.N North Atlantic Signal Treaty Organization Allis-Chalmers Cyrus Vance Nicosia Vance Makaios Manlio‘Brosio North Atlantic Treaty Organization NATO Makarios

Flames Destroy Royale Ballroom in Fairfax

Special to The Gazete. Fire leveled the Royale ballroom along highway 149 at Fairfax with roof collapse by 1 p.m. The owner Jim Kurtz and his family lived in quarters attached to the building. Firefighters from Fairfax Hiawatha Atkins Cedar Rapids aided, with natural gas work ongoing nearby. No immediate cause determined.

Fairfax Jim Kurtz Hiawatha Atkins Cedar Rapids

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