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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1968

Page

4

Rusk denounces Soviet Czech invasion as threat to peace

At the United Nations Secretary of State Rusk branded the Soviet military intervention in Czechoslovakia as repugnant and dangerous to peace. He urged a return to negotiation in Paris and warned Moscow against unilateral action violating the UN Charter.

United Nations Rusk Czechoslovakia U.S U.N Vietnam Glsdie General Assembly North Vietnam Soviet Union Moscow Vene West Germany Andrei Gromyko Gromyko Johnson Pravda Kremlin

UCS Drive Hits 39.2 Percent of Its Goal

United Community Services drive reports $376,827 raised toward a $960,000 goal, 39.2 percent. Division totals show Major Firms leading with $310,210 of $175,245 quota. Small Business near 98 percent. Rusk address to UN cited peace, detente, and opposition to military pressure in Asia. Demonstrators removed to security HQ after interrupting speech.

Linn County United Community Services UCS George Lowe Lowe William Hubbard Elmer Stambaugh

Nixon Vise On Humphrey Hits Vietnam War Stand

Nixon attacks Humphrey from Detroit to Virginia, saying any stance against Johnson on the war would be wrong. He argues Humphrey risks the peace effort by aligning with past policies and presses for new leadership to end the war. Nixon criticizes any halt to bombing as weakening the Paris talks.

Williamsburg Richard Nixon Hubert Humphrey Nixon Johnson Humphrey Detroit Erie Scranton Virginia North Vietnam Paris

Patience Thins In Two-Week Siege At Shropshire Farmhouse

In Shrewsbury England two weeks into the siege of John James at his farmhouse police show signs of growing impatience. Detectives armed with tear gas gear position at the rear while officers surround the property. James earlier shot at a police car and fired on armored units, wounding a firefighter. the wife and children remain inside as the stalemate continues with a mix of tension and comic elements observed by onlookers.

Shrewsbury England UPI John James James Shropshire U.S Ministry of Defense

Hubert Humphrey Attacks Wallace in Southern Campaign

In Knoxville Humphrey calls Wallace a creature of reactionary forces linking him to Hitler. He warns dangers of Germany's past and America’s future while about 11 000 hear the speech at the University of Tennessee. The visit moves toward Jacksonville Florida as he presses the attack.

Knoxville Tenn Hubert Humphrey George Wallace South Germany Hitler America Humphrey Wallace University of Tennessee Tennessee Mason- Dixon Line Jacksonville Fla

Three U.S. helicopters shot down in Vietnam firefight

UPI reports Communist gunners downed three helicopters carrying wounded Americans near Thuong Duc and Tam Ky as the Green Beret camp faced a siege by a 7000-strong North Vietnamese division. Several wounded were unaccounted for, later said to be missing or presumed dead. a Skyhawk spotting aircraft was also shot down but its crew survived. The USS New Jersey responded with 16 inch gunfire, destroying multiple enemy bunkers and AA batteries near the DMZ.

U.S Second Army 198Th Light Infantry Brigade New Jersey Demilitarized Zone Tonkin Gulf South Vietnam North Vietnam Panhandle

Johnson accepts Fortas withdrawal as chief justice

President Johnson accepted Abe Fortas request to withdraw as chief justice with regret. Fortas said continued confirmation efforts would fuel attacks on the court and asked the president to withdraw, ending a prolonged Senate filibuster and controversy surrounding the nomination.

Washington Johnson Abe Fortas The United States Justice Fortas Fortas Senate Supreme Court

Chuckle on Driving Versus Golf Skills

A humorous quip notes that learning to drive a car involves hitting things less than learning golf where mis-hits are common. The line frames golf as more forgiving of errors while cars require precision to avoid striking obstacles.

England reports first sextuplets birth on 30th birthday

A Birmingham housewife delivering by Caesarean section on her 30th birthday gave birth to sextuplets four girls and two boys, two months premature, weighing two to four pounds. One girl died shortly after birth, others in good condition. The mother had fertility treatment with gonodrophin. Doctors waited a week for survival before naming optimism.

Birmingham England UPI Birmingham Maternity Hospital Arthur Crooke Birmingham Women’s Hospital Crooke Norman Shelia Ann) Thorns Margaret Shotton Ren Miss Shotton Ben Wood Britain

The Dead Rise in Election Year

Gallup New Mexico AP reports county officials review names on a Republican purge list. County clerk confirms three supposed deceased individuals appeared at a hearing to determine their removal from voter registration records.

Gallup, N.M Republican Party

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