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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1968

Page

3

Army Holds Line as Air Force Plans Broad Reservist Releases

The Air Force will release about 16 000 air national guardsmen and reservists from active duty by next summer to refill training slots, while the Army says its 20 000 recalled personnel will serve to complete Vietnam war needs. Secretary of Defense Clifford notes possible changes if unforeseen crises arise. The Navy already outlined reductions, but the Army will only release guardsmen before terms end if no longer needed.

Washington Air Force Army Navy Regular

Humphrey Campaign Claims Leads in Eight States

Humphrey camp cites private polls showing leads in eight states with 136 electoral votes. Lawrence O'Brien says Massachusetts and Minnesota show strong margins, while Connecticut trails. Poll outfits named include Oliver Quayle & Co., Napolitan Associates, Belden Associates, and Midwest Research.

Washington Hubert Humphrey Humphrey Lawrence O’brien Connecticut Michigan Minnesota Missouri Massachusetts New Jersey Pennsylvania Texas O’brien Richard Nixon Nixon George Wallace Oliver Quayle & Co New York Joseph Napolitan Associates Belden Associates Midwest Research

Iowa 185th Tactical Fighter Group to be Inactivated

The Air Force announced that the 185th Tactical Fighter Group from Sioux City Iowa would be returned to inactive duty by June 30. The move affects unit status as part of a broader restructuring involving several state air national guard units.

Washington UPI Air Force 185Th Tactical Sioux City

Navy Secretary Ignatious Begins 11 Day Pacific Tour

Navy Secretary Paul Ignatious starts an 11 day Pacific area tour visiting Alaska Japan Hawaii the Philippines and South Vietnam. He plans discussions on defense and security with regional officials and military leaders during the trip.

Washington UPI Navy Paul Ignatious Pacific Alaska Japan Hawaii Philippines South Vietnam

Freight Derailment Disrupts Burlington Rail Service

A 55 car Burlington freight train derailed near West Burlington, tearing up two tracks and knocking out telephone service to four towns. Crews said one track should be back by Thursday night. The wreckage spread over four to five blocks of Highway 34, scattering lamb carcasses, lumber, flour, tallow, almonds, and grapes.

West Burlington Burlington Frank Martin Galesburg Ill Highway 34

Amish Youth Nabbed For Ignoring Draft

Amish youth Truman Borntrager age 19 was arrested by FBI agents on a charge of failure to register for the draft. Indicted July 23 by St. Louis authorities he is held in Black Hawk county jail Waterloo with bond set at 1000. He was taken from his grandfather’s home and will be returned to St. Louis.

Hazleton Truman Borntrager FBI Borntrager St. Louis Black Hawk County Waterloo Daniel Borntrager Hannibal

Goldfish Could Measure River Pollution in Iowa

Des Moines AP reports Iowa officials consider using goldfish in cages near sewage outlets to monitor river contamination. Commissioner Morris says hourly checks could detect toxins faster, preventing mass fish kills and tracing pollution sources. Two recent Des Moines river discharges caused violent fish kills.

Iowa Water Pollution Control Commission Robert R. Morris Morris State Hygienic Laboratory Commission Des Moines

Parents Visit The Ugly Girl In Town TV Special

Local viewers are invited as parents drop in on a surprise visit to THE UGLIEST GIRL IN TOWN at 6:30 p.m. Thursday on Channel 9 in color.

Channel 9

Fire destroys barn on Elwood Jarstad farm near Burr Oak

A 3 am Thursday fire destroyed a barn on the Elwood Jarstad farm two miles southwest of Burr Oak. Mrs Jarstad discovered the blaze but Mabel Minnesota fire equipment arrived too late to save the barn hay milking equipment or one cow. Insurance is expected to cover the loss.

Decorah Elwood Jarstad Burr Oak Jarstad Mabel Minn

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