Muskie Says Nixon Had No Leadership Record
Senator Edmund Muskie asserts in a CBS interview that Richard Nixon had no leadership or notable accomplishments during his public service. He contrasts Nixon with Hubert Humphrey who he says has a long record of leadership in civil rights and public service. Muskie also notes potential Democratic campaign considerations and mentions Eugene McCarthy.
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Nixon
Washington
UPI
Sen
Edmund Muskie
Richard Nixon
Hubert Humphrey
Eisenhower
Humphrey
Minneapolis
Peace Corps
Food For Peace
Advances and air strikes mix in Vietnam border region
U S and allied forces report heavy air bombardment and ground sweeps around Khe Sanh and Da Nang. A Vietnamese woman led troops to a Viet Cong prison camp in the Mekong Delta freeing 24 prisoners, including civilians and soldiers.
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South
Navy
Mekong Delta
Khe Sanh
U.S
South Vietnam
da Nang
Thuong Duc
UCS Continued Report Shows Wide Ranges In Quotas Met
The up to date report lists major firms at 68.9 percent of goal while several groups exceed last year’s performance. Notable outstandings include Northwestern Mutual Life 250 percent, Peoples Furniture 230 percent, and Bohemian Savings 112 percent. School staff and government sectors show mixed results with varying completion of quotas.
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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
Car Stalls: Cedar Rapids Women Robbed By Intruder
Two Cedar Rapids women report a man forced entry into their stalled car at Fifth Street NW around 2 am. He is described as about six feet tall, 180 pounds with a beard, wearing a jacket with Heils Angels on the back, and stole $6 from their purses. The women escaped and found their purses looted upon return.
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Cedar Rapids
Fifth Street
Charlottel Bailey
Highland Drive
Norma Steine
Seventh Avenue
Heils Angels
Suit Filed in District Court Over Water Softening Equipment
Cedar Rapids firm C.R. Laundry, Self-Service Laundry Co., and G. C. Wheeler sue Union Tank Car Co. in federal court seeking 375000 dollars. They allege Lindsay division water softening equipment was defective and generally unfit for resale use, with false remedial representations to induce purchase.
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Cedar Rapids
Union Tank Car Co
Chicago
Lindsay
Self-Service Laundry Co
G. C. Wheeler
Rusk Warns of Eighth Offensive in Vietnam
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said North Vietnam may launch a third major offensive, citing intelligence reports while noting allied forces are ready. He spoke at a lunch meeting, with General Creighton Abrams affirming the defenders can cope if the attack materializes.
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New York
UPI
Dean Rusk
North Vietnam
Rusk
Creighton
Abrams
U.S
Vietnam
Schultz Hearing Set After Alleged Gun Attack
John L. Schultz 22 of 1230 Lake Avenue NE faced a municipal court for a preliminary hearing on an assault with intent to inflict great bodily injury charge. The hearing was set for 2 p.m. October 22. Schultz posted a $500 bond and was released. Authorities said he fired a .22 caliber rifle shortened to a handgun at his wife Mary Ann behind their residence.
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John L. Schultz
Lake Avenue NE
Schultz
Mary Ann
Bus Tragedy in Numata Leaves Two Dead
A minibus plunged off a highway near Numata, Japan, and rolled into a river bed on Sunday, killing two people and injuring four others. Local authorities and passersby assisted survivors and opened an investigation into the crash conditions.
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Numata
Japan
UPI
Wallace Says No Nuclear War For Vietnam
Wallace pledges no use of nuclear weapons in Vietnam and vows a military victory only if negotiations fail. He emphasizes peace through superiority, argues his campaign is a true national movement, and notes comparable law and order rhetoric with Humphrey and Nixon. Curtis LeMay joins him. he cites strong grassroots support and similar violence claims as other candidates.
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Humphrey
Sen
Eugene McCarthy
Curtis LeMay
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Washington
UPI
George Wallace
Vietnam
American Independent Party
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Wallace
Hubert Humphrey
Richard Nixon
Law and Order
Nixon
Johnson signs $14.57 billion housing bill in brief
President Johnson signed into law a $14.57 billion appropriation bill funding the Department of Housing and Urban Development and numerous independent agencies for the current fiscal year. The measure provides substantially less for major housing programs than he had requested.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Two C R Men Held on Three Larceny Counts
Edward McDowell 19 and Herbert G Anderson 27 of 710 Fifth Avenue SE were jailed on larceny charges after a car stolen Sept 30 from Urbana was recovered at the Quaker Oats lot. Investigators also recovered stolen license plates from George Miller’s storage lot and a power hand saw transit and watch taken from Marvin Noeller’s truck. Both men await arraignment.
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Edward McDowell
Herbert G. Anderson
Fifth Avenue SE
Thomas Ferguson
Urbana
George Miller
First Avenue NE
Marvin
Noeller
Tenth Street
March for draft record protesters delays trial in Baltimore
About 1,500 demonstrators marched from Wyman Park to War Memorial Plaza near city hall to protest the Catonsville draft record burnings as the trial of nine Roman Catholic officials and laymen faced delays from defense motions. The crowd carried signs and flags and sang We Shall Overcome amid calm weather.
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Wyman Park
Johns Hopkins University
War Memorial Plaza
City Hall
Vietnam
Dean Pappas
Boston
Catonsville
U.S. District Court
Today's Columnists Columnists Roscoe Drummond and Wicker
Editorial note lists today's columnists Roscoe Drummond and Tom Wicker with Rex Conn and a page reference to What's What on page 13.
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Roscoe Drummond
Tom Wicker
Rex Conn
Weekend Theft at Pfeifer's Jewelry Store
Police report a breakin at Pfeifer's Jewelry, 129 Lindale Plaza, over the weekend. Burglars shattered the front plate glass window and removed a large quantity of watches and jewelry. Officials cannot determine exact items or value until an inventory is completed.
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Pfeifer’s
Lindale Plaza
Last body recovered from German coal mine explosion
Rescue teams in Luenen Germany retrieved the 16th and final body from the shaft wrecked by Friday morning explosion. Officials confirmed the death toll and continued safety inspections at the site.
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Luenen
Germany
UPI
Drug case against Huber dropped in Marion court
Christopher E. Huber an 18 year old Marion youth had a possession of narcotics charge dismissed in municipal court. The case was dropped as military authorities agreed to provide psychiatric treatment and he will be taken to Fort Leavenworth Kansas.
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Marion
Christopher E. Huber
South Fifteenth Street
Omaha
Huber
St. Luke’s Hospital
A.w.o.l
Ft. Bliss
Texas
St. Luke’s
Cede” Rapids
Clinton E. Shaeffer
Ft. Leavenworth
Kan
Anamosa Youths Charged After Short Cedar Rapids Chase
Two Anamosa youths were arrested after a brief police chase ending at Roosevelt school in Cedar Rapids. Driver Lyle P. Davidson, 18, faced charges of reckless driving failure to stop for a stop sign speeding and possession of liquor as a minor. Passenger Bernard Bohlken, 18, was charged with possession of liquor as a minor. Both signed promises to appear and were released.
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Cedar Rapids
Roosevelt
Lyle P. Davidson
Bernard Bohlken
Hearts to Transplant Team Receives 250 Willing Donors
In Johannesburg AP report, Life Insurance Underwriters Assn of Southern Africa says 250 members 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
Pope Paul VI on Unsaid Things That Matter
In an AP report from New York, Pope Paul VI says he must hear what he should not know and that what is left unsaid around a pope is crucial for him to understand. The remarks appear in The Pope Speaks, a series from Meredith Press based on dialogues with Jean Guitton.
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New York
Paul VI
Jean Guitton
Meredith Press
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