A Call to End the Vietnam War Through Peace and Service
The speaker argues against continued Vietnam conflict and proposes a national reconciliation plan. He praises past leaders, invites conscientious objectors home, and suggests two years of public service on subsistence pay to demonstrate nonviolence. He recalls Lincoln and Mendes France, urges healing, and opposes war crimes trials.
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Hing
Dregos
Sind
Vietnam
Lincoln
America
Pierre Mendes
Not Question of Material Wealth and a New America
A speech argues the Vietnam War end will bring healing and renewed faith in America. It says after the last U S soldier leaves San Francisco a choice will define the nation. The speaker urges choosing life and blessing over death and cursing for future generations.
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Southeast Asia
America
Vietnam
Shag
San Pranriaco
Tere
San Tudence
Ametica
Kennedy High School Opens Season With Under Gaslight
Kennedy high school drama department will start 1972 73 season with a comedy melodrama Under the Gas Light. The play emulates 1800s theater with gas footlights and period set. Lead roles include Lynda Okones Den Keifer Eileen Fehlig Mike Koon Charles Kucera Lynn Pickett Laura Tibodean. Director is Robert Asdink. Performances at 8 p m in Kennedy theater with reserved seating via phone 996 2235.
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Kennedy High School
Lynda Okones
den Keifer
Eileen Fehlig
Mike Koon
Tharles Kucera
Lynn Pickett
Laura
Tibodean
Robert Asdink
James Esha
Ron Koller
Kennedy
Central School Bond Issue Date To Be Set
The Central Community school board will set the date for a 475000 bond issue at a special meeting Monday. The bonds would fund construction of an elementary school addition and a high school gymnasium.
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Central School
Eleader
Central Community School Board
Vinton Considers Conduct Rule Change For Students
Vinton school boards discuss a new policy extending conduct rules to all extracurricular activities. First violation leads to six weeks ineligibility, with a second offense repeating the penalty. The plan, framed by principals and district leaders, stems from state guidance and board approval.
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Vinton
Facaday
Woyd Winter
High Achual
Jed Schoening
Ape Names Patty Cake In Gorilla Birth Contest
New York AP reports fireman John O Connor offered the name Patty for his forthcoming daughter but will let a female gorilla born at Central Park Zoo use the name in the meantime. He says the girl would share the name with his wife. The tale adds a note about a wedding anniversary and a playful contest.
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New York
John O'Connor
Patty
Central Park 209
Patty Cake
Lulu
O'Connor
Gorille
Britain Frays Democracy as Conservative Rally Attacks Unrest
At Blackpool, Lord Carrington warned the party convention that industrial unrest is being exploited by Labour critics to undermine democracy. He urged government action against strikes while noting the danger of constitutional erosion as inflation rises.
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Blackpool
England
Lord Carrington
Iainwaiter
Wll
Carrington
Britain
Nixon Asks Congress For Subsidy of Ships
President Nixon urged Congress to appropriate 175 million dollars in supplemental funds to subsidize ship construction. He cited a promise for extra support if the program exceeded estimates and noted proposals from the Maritime Administration for building liquid natural gas carriers.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Maritime Administration
World Trade Center would rise taller than Empire State says Jones
The World Trade Center in New York would surpass the Empire State Building by about 144 feet upon completion, with Jones noting it would exceed the Sears Tower under construction in Chicago by 44 feet. He compares the building's silhouette to Chartres, indicating a modern addition to a historic skyline.
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New York
Empire State Building
Robert W. Jones
Carrington
Empire State
Wilson
Alymost
Wast
gay+ ing
Peter’ L. Matkin
Jones
Thor
Sears
Chicago
Seary
Chartres
Embassy Guard Fires on Truck Near Jordanian Embassy
A Jordanian embassy guard fired six shots at a passing truck early Wednesday, mistaking the vehicle for a bomb. The bullets struck the truck but missed the driver, and narrowly missed a policeman on the corner. Guard Mohammad Khair fired as the truck turned onto the block and dropped a package of stationery supplies. the driver Robert Shelton said he worked for an office supply firm.
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Waslington
Boliga
Mohammet Khair
Robert Shelton
Art Employe
Atv Office Supply Firm
Chamber Music Focus at Harper Hall in Iowa City
In Harper Hall the University of Iowa Center for New Music presents Anton Webern chamber pieces Saturday at 7 p m with free admission. The event highlights Webern’s modern vocal and instrumental works performed by local ensembles.
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Iowa City
Anton Webern
Harper Hall
University of Iown
Center For New Music
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