Muskie Charges Nixon Lacks Leadership Record in 1960s
In a CBS Face the Nation interview Muskie says Nixon while in public office showed no notable leadership or accomplishments. He contrasts Humphrey’s long record in civil rights governance law enforcement and diplomacy with Muskie noting Nixon’s six years in Congress produced no identifiable legislation.
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Washington
UPI
Edmund Muskie
Richard Nixon
Hubert Humphrey
Face the Nation
CBS
Muskie
Eisenhower
Nixon
Humphrey
Minneapolis
Peace Corps
Food For Peace
Vietnam War Front Advances and Prison Camp Rescue
Reports say eleven anti-aircraft sites were destroyed as U S allied forces pressed operations across South Vietnam. A South Vietnamese woman allegedly led navy commandos to a Viet Cong prison camp in the Mekong Delta, freeing her husband and 23 others. Nearby, Marforces and allied troops probed three North Vietnamese regiments near Da Nang, with limited success and light U S casualties. Airstrikes by B 52s preceded ground sweeps around Thuong Duc, yielding nine enemy KIA and Marine casualties.
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Navy
Mekong
Khe Sanh
U.S
South Vietnam
da Nang
Thuong Duc
UCS Report Details By Sector Against Quotas
The up to date report lists Major Firms 492400 of 715245 goal 68.9 percent and Schools 19739 of 29882 66 percent. Government 11444 of 14376 79.6 percent and Small Business 7200 of 7129 100.9 percent. Outstanding notes include National Oats Co. 109 percent last year and Armstrong's Co. 111 percent. Bohemian Savings 112 percent. Northwestern Mutual 250 percent. Peoples Furniture 230 percent. church and school staffs show double digit gains.
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Women’s Geographic
National Oats Co
Armstrong’s Co
Bohemian Savings and Loan Assn
National Cash Register
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co
Peoples Furniture Co
Stolen Cash From Stalled Car In Cedar Rapids
Two Cedar Rapids women report a man forced entry into their stalled car on Fifth Street NW around 2 am Sunday. He, described as 6 feet tall with a beard and wearing a jacket bearing Hells Angels, looted their purses totaling $6 as the women fled and later returned.
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Cedar Rapids
Fifth Street
Charlotte Bailey
Highland Drive
Norma Steine
Seventh Avenue
Hells Angels
Suit brought in district court by C R Laundry
Cedar Rapids firm files federal case against Union Tank Car Co for defective Lindsay division water softening gear. Self Service Laundry Co and G C Wheeler seek 375000 in damages for negligence breach of warranties and breach of contract. Plaintiffs allege equipment bought for resale was unfit and misrepresented as remedied to induce more purchases.
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Cedar Rapids
Union Tank Car Co
Chicago
Lindsay
Self-Service Laundry Co
G. C. Wheeler
Rusk Warns of 8th Offensive in Vietnam
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told a New York luncheon that intelligence shows North Vietnam plans a third major offensive. He cited repeated postponements of the launch date and expressed confidence in Gen. Creighton Abrams and allied forces to meet the threat if it materializes.
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New York
UPI
Dean Rusk
North Vietnam
Rusk
Creighton
Abrams
U.S
Vietnam
Schultz hearing set for October 22 in assault case
Joan L. Schultz 22 of 1230 Lake Avenue NE demanded a preliminary hearing in municipal court on a charge of assault with intent to inflict great bodily injury. Hearing scheduled for 2 p.m. October 22 after $500 bond posted. Authorities said Schultz fired at wife Mary Ann with a cut down .22 caliber rifle at the rear of their residence Sunday.
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Joan L. Schultz
Lake Avenue NE
Schultz
Mary Ann
Minibus Plunges Into River Bed Killing Two in Numata
A minibus fell off a highway near Numata Japan and rolled into a river bed killing two people and injuring four others Sunday. Authorities investigated the cause and provided aid to the survivors.
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Numata
Japan
UPI
Wallace Rules Out Nuclear War in Vietnam Campaign
Wallace said he would avoid using nuclear weapons in Vietnam and seek negotiated peace first. If talks fail, he would lean on the Joint Chiefs of Staff for a military victory. He and running mate Curtis LeMay touted peace through strength and pointed to broad Grassroots support across the nation. He claimed little difference between his foes Humphrey and Nixon on law and order.
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North Vietnam
Johnson
Humphrey
Eugene McCarthy
Curtis LeMay
White House
Washington
UPI
George Wallace
Vietnam
American Independent Party
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Wallace
Hubert Humphrey
Richard Nixon
Law and Order
Nixon
Johnson signs $14.57 billion housing bill
President Johnson signs a 14.57 billion dollar appropriation bill funding the Department of Housing and Urban Development and numerous independent agencies for the current fiscal year. The measure allocates far less than the president had requested for major housing programs.
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Senate
Johnson
Washington
Congress
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Two C R Men Held on Three Larceny Counts
Edward McDowell and Herbert G. Anderson, both of 710 Fifth avenue SE, are held on charges of larceny of a motor vehicle and two counts of larceny. Police say they were arrested after a car stolen Sept. 30 from Urbana was found. stolen license plates were recovered from George Miller’s storage lot. Also recovered were a power hand saw, a transit, and a watch stolen from a truck. Arrangements await arraignment.
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Edward McDowell
Herbert G. Anderson
Fifth Avenue SE
Thomas Ferguson
Urbana
George Miller
First Avenue
Marvin Noeller
Tenth Street
250 Members Offer Hearts to Cape Town Transplant Team
JOHANNESBURG AP Life Insurance Underwriters Assn of Southern Africa says 250 of its members have volunteered to will their hearts to Dr. Christiaan Barnard and the Cape Town transplant team.
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Johannesburg
Life Insurance Underwriters Assn
Southern Africa
Christiaan Barnard
Cape Town
Marchers Rally In Baltimore For Catonsville Draft Trials
About 1,500 protesters marched from Wyman Park to Memorial Plaza to protest the Catonsville draft records burn case. The nine defendants, Catholic clergymen and laymen, faced delays as lawyers filed motions before the U S district court trial began.
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Baltimore
Wyman Park
Johns ‘Hopkins University
Ward Memorial Plaza
City Hall
Vietnam
Dean Pappas
Catonsville
U.S. District Court
Pope Paul VI Says Unsaid Things Hold Key Messages
In The Pope Speaks series with Jean Guitton Meredith Press quotes the pope noting that what is not said around him is crucial to his understanding. He states the important truths lie in the things unsaid surrounding a pope.
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New York
Paul VI
Jean Guitton
Meredith Press
Columnists and TV Critics Featured on Page Six
Today's roster lists Roscoe Drummond Tom Wicker Rick DuBrow Florabel Muir and Rex Conn with columns and a TV column What’s What on page 6 and page 13. The page highlights editorial voices across politics media and farm topics in a compact feature.
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Roscoe Drummond
Tom Wicker
Rick DuBrow
Florabel Muir
Weekend theft at Pfeifer's Jewelry store
An undetermined amount of watches and jewelry was taken in a weekend break in at Pfeifer's Jewelry, 129 Lindale Plaza. Police say burglars shattered the front plate glass window and removed a large quantity of valuables. full value and count await inventory.
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Pfeifer’s
Lindale Plaza
Last body recovered from Luenen coal mine explosion
Rescue teams in Luenen Germany retrieved the 16th and final body from the shaft after an explosion Friday morning trapping miners. The disaster prompted ongoing investigations and worker safety inquiries.
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Luenen
Germany
UPI
Wanted Ad Prompting Quick Search Dial 369-1234
A brief notice invites readers to use a wanted ad to locate a specific item quickly. It provides the contact phone number 369-1234 for inquiries and prompts readers to seek assistance through the advertisement.
Drug Possession Charge Against Huber Dropped
A Marion youth, Christopher E. Huber, 18, had a narcotic possession charge dismissed in municipal court. The case was dropped as military authorities agreed to provide psychiatric treatment, and he will be transferred to Ft. Leavenworth after surrendering from St. Luke's hospital.
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Marion
Christopher E. Huber
South Fifteenth Street
Omaha
Huber
St. Luke’s Hospital
A.n.o
Ft. Bliss
Texas
St. Luke's
Cedar Rapids
Clinton E. Shaeffer
Ft. Leavenworth
Kan
Anamosa Youths Charged After Short Police Chase
Two Anamosa youths were arrested after a brief pursuit in Cedar Rapids ended at Roosevelt school. Driver Lyle P. Davidson, 18, faced charges of reckless driving failure to stop for a stop sign speeding and minor liquor possession. Passenger Bernard Bohiken, 18, was charged with minor liquor possession. Both signed promises to appear and were released.
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Cedar Rapids
Roosevelt
Lyle P. Davidson
Bernard Bohiken
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