Two Accused of Selling Obscene Literature in G R
Cedar Rapids news reports the manager Jerry Mabie and employee Stephen M Camp of the Adult Book and Cinema store 4107 Center Point read NE were charged with selling obscene literature. They faced three counts each after three books were sold to three police officers on Sept 24.
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Stephen M. Camp
Linn County
William Faches
Camp
Iowa
Faches
Miners and dock workers strike across states and coasts
East Gulf and West coast dock workers walk out Friday as AFL-CIO longshoremen strike from Maine to Texas. Soft coal miners in 20 states join in, targeting wage hikes and welfare fund boosts while federal mediation may be sought if the walkout extends.
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Texas
New York
Beaumont
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U.S
Florida
White House
Nixon
United Mine Workers
Hodgson
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Ky urges boycott of presidential vote in Saigon rally
In pouring rain Ky pleads voters to stay away from Sundays single candidate election. He calls Thieu’s unopposed run unconstitutional and urges police and soldiers not to suppress popular will. Protesters clash with police in Hue and Qui Nhon as security seals streets.
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Thieu
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Hue
Qui Nhon
Senate votes for six month pullout timetable from Indo China
The Senate adopted a Mansfield amendment 57 to 38 requiring six months to withdraw all U S forces from Indo China and release prisoners of war. The measure, tied to a $21 billion weapons bill, faces House resistance and potential compromise in conference. Senator Hughes supported the amendment, Senator Miller opposed it.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
U.S
House
Nixon
Hughes
Iowa
Sen. Miller
United States
Indo-China
North Vietnam
Chuckle Caption About Persecution Complex Joke
The item reports a humorous unhappy patient quip accusing a doctor of bias and hatred, framing the joke around a persecution complex. No further context or corroborating details are provided.
Ralph Bunche Retires From Post with U.N.
UNITED NATIONS AP Ralph Bunche the Nobel Peace Prize laureate and long time U N troubleshooter has retired as undersecretary general at age 67 after years of illness and hospital stays He warned of disillusionments with peacekeeping and the Vietnam war but stayed on for five more years and leaves a legacy of mediation in Israel Congo Yemen Cyprus and the Middle East
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Ralph Bunche
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Thant
Bunche
Vietnam
Israel
Congo
Yemen
Cyprus
Middle East
University of California At
Los Angeles
Harvard
U. S
Carrier Constellation Sails Despite Antiwar Protests
The attack carrier Constellation departed San Diego on Friday for its sixth Vietnam tour despite a long antiwar campaign. A sea-picket line drew only two boats and about 200 demonstrators with flashlights gathered briefly before dispersing at the naval station gate.
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Probe Death of Clarence G.I. Rites Saturday
Clarence native Staff Sgt. Richard L. Hoffner 33 died after a Sept. 22 gunshot in his car near the Killeen American Legion hall. He died at Ft. Hood army hospital with police noting no foul play. An inquest is planned by a Texas justice of the peace. Hoffner served two Vietnam tours and was a section chief at Ft. Hood. Survived by his mother Sophia Kahl and two sisters in Clarence.
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Richard L. Hoffner
Killeen
Texas
Herald
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American Legion Hall
Ft. Hood
Sgt. Hoffner
Vietnam
289Th S and G Co
Farm Progress Show Draws 340000 in Three Day Run
Van Horne Maynard notes the Farm Progress Show set attendance records for the first two days with 340000 total visitors. Bertsch retires after 16 of 19 shows, planning to stay until early November to wrap up. Exhibitors hosted record numbers of displays, 915 aircraft landed, and 488 campers used the grounds at peak. Cleanup and dismantling planned for Saturday.
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van Horne
Maynard Bertsch
Maynard
Bertsch
Chuck Altman
Farm Progress
Farm Progress Show
China faces leadership struggle amid National Day silence
Hong Kong analysts tie missing official editorial to a power struggle among ultra leftists and moderates in Beijing. Rumors of Liu Shao Chi defects and a fatal Mongolia air crash fuel the puzzle as Moscow reports hint at Liu's possible escape.
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Hong Kong
UPI
Mongolia
Liu Shao-Chi
Russia
China
Peking
U. S
Erate
Great China Evening News
Taipei
Tass
Soviet Union
Renew Talks In Germany Continue Berlin Four Power Talks
East and West Germany resumed discussions in Bonn on implementing the Four-Power Berlin agreement. The session closed a stall of nearly eight months over the German text with a surprise renewed round after both German states reached a pact to improve postal communications.
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East
West Germany
Berlin
Goldberg Named Professor of Law and Diplomacy
Former Supreme Court Justice Arthur Goldberg will join the American University law faculty and teach courses, conduct seminars, and give lectures. He will begin Jan 1 as professor of law and diplomacy, after earlier roles as labor secretary and U.N. ambassador.
Dr Paul Dudley White Returns After China Visit
Dr. Paul Dudley White, renowned heart specialist, returns to Boston after a 12 day visit to Communist China.
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Boston
Paul Dudley White
China
Senate backs fund for universal free school lunches
The Senate, 75 to 5, approves a resolution directing use of a special fund to ensure free or reducedprice school meals for needy children. The measure moves to the House where a similar bill exists. An amendment adds one cent to the federal lunch payment, raising it to 46 cents from 35.
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Senate Appropriations Committee
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Appropriations
Ellender
Talmadge
Sen. Miller
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