Five Year Road Plan Under Review For 380 Mileage
Iowa road planners study the five year program aimed at completing Interstate 380 from Iowa City north through Cedar Rapids to Blue Ferry Road. Gov. Ray pressure to cut state spending and budget overruns loom as two major questions in the first formal review.
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Garotte
Wester Ames
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Blais Ferry Road
Highway Commission
Commission
Robert Ray
Metropolitan Cedar
Luke's Hospital
Mrs. Taft Dies After Illinois Crash Near Lawrenceville
Mrs. Hubert Taft aged 54 of Cedar Rapids dies after a head on collision on Illinois Route 1 nine miles north of Lawrenceville en route to a Vincennes hospital. Her husband, also 54, was injured and nephew Tony Smythe 22 of Nashville suffered injuries. Barbara Tinsley 26 of Southside Tennessee also injured. Mrs. Taft sister of Robert Smythe of Nashville. Survived by daughter Mrs. Ed White of Ankeny. Services pending at Turner Chapel East.
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Wawrenceville
Hubert Taft
Cedar Rapids
Taft
Seventh Avenue
Vennes
Ind
Minois
Lawrenceville
Vincennes
Tater
Terre Haute
Nashville
Ed White
Ankeny
Turner Chapel East
Cosmonauts Begin Welding Experiments In Orbit
Cosmonauts aboard Soyuz craft embarked on joint experiments Tuesday aimed at forming a space station by welding two of three Soyuz ships. Tass reported two crewmen photographed clouds and measured Earth brightness while expert Kazakov floated theory on radiant energy welding in space.
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Tass
Luesday
Soyuz Fi
Soyuz
Capt. Marasca Quits Army After Controversial Case
Washington AP capt. Robert Marasca, once accused of killing a South Vietnamese double agent, will leave the army at his request by month’s end. He will receive an honorable discharge and retain his commission in the army reserve, one of eight Green Berets involved in the case.
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Washington
Robert Marasca
Pentagon
Marasca
Green
Nixon Firm On Haynsworth Nomination After Meeting
President Nixon remains firmly determined to pursue the nomination of Judge Clement Haynsworth to the Supreme Court, according to Republican congressional leaders after their Tuesday breakfast conference with Nixon.
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Waslington
UPI
Nixon
Clement Haynsworth
Supreme Court
Nixon to Address Nation on Viet Nam November 3
President Nixon plans a nationwide television address November 3 to report on the Vietnam situation. White House says the speech will spell out the current status and potential changes, signaling no definite link to the October 15 moratorium protests. The timing suggests possible policy shifts ahead of off year elections and upcoming Latin America remarks.
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Washington
Presé
Nixon
Ronald Ziegler
Vietnam
Ziegler
White House
Paris
Latin America
Get To Know Candidates In Municipal Primary Series
The Gazelle begins a multi day series to help voters choose among a record slate of municipal candidates. Each candidate for safety commissioner mayor streets commissioner and parks commissioner answers two questions on department priorities. Biographies and statements follow in Sunday edition.
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Gazelle
Piet Tres
Arrest Warrant Sought for Singer Frank Sinatra
New Jersey investigation commission asked the state supreme court to issue a warrant for Frank Sinatra to arrest him for failing to answer a summons. The panel seeks contempt findings as it probes organized crime links. Sinatra, born in New Jersey, is named in FBI records related to Salvatore Giancana.
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Trenton
APS
New Jersey Investigation Commission
State Supreme Court
Frank Sinatra
Sinatra
New Jersey
Cosa Noslta
Salvatore Giancana
Underworld
FBI
Mets Top Orioles 5 0 In World Series Opener
New York Mets pitcher Gary Gentry and Nolan Ryan shut down Baltimore scoring five runs on four hits to take a 1-0 World Series lead over the Orioles. Tommie Agee opened with a homer and contributed two key defensive plays as the Mets dominated 5-0 amid a backdrop of antiwar demonstrations and congressional pleas for nonviolence.
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NEW York
Tommin Agee
Gary Gentry
Nolan Ryan
New York Mets
Baltimore Orioles
Frost Blankets Iowa As Cold Temperatures Widespread
Iowa woke to heavy frost and subfreezing readings statewide on Monday night with Davenport the only county seat not dropping below freezing at 34 degrees. Towns ranged from 24 to 27 degrees, skies clearing by dawn, with forecasters predicting continued frosts and colder nights across the state and a return to lower temperatures in the south by Tuesday night. Cedar Rapids reported a low near 22 degrees, not matching a 1910 record.
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Iowa
Weather Bureau
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Auank
West Union
Oelwein
Manchester
Flkader
Fayette
da- Gora
Cedar Rapids
Repeal Push Seeks End to Tonkin Gulf Resolution by 1970
Senators Javits and Pell urge repealing the Tonkin Gulf Resolution and withdrawing all U S combat troops from Vietnam by end of 1970 Withdrawal would end congressional authorization for combat after 1970 and they call for asylum for South Vietnamese at risk Johnson and others cited the 1964 resolution as authority for major U S intervention The plan argues Saigon must rely on itself for a political settlement with North Vietnam and that noncombat forces should also be pulled out in a reasonable time
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Shey
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Claiborne Pall
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Saigon
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Phieu
Pell
For Freedom
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R‘ohie
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Ralph Abernathy
North Vlesle
Hille
Scope of Viet Protest Grows Across Nation
Report on expanding Viet Nam Moratorium movement with leaders like Hugo Scoll and Whitney Young backing protests beyond campuses. Labor unions and public figures, including W. Averell Harriman, weigh in while debates rise over school closures and police permissions for demonstrations.
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United, Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
Moratorium Observance Planned in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids prepares for National Vietnam Moratorium Day with a program in Sinclair Auditorium at Coe College and a later gathering in Greene Square. The event includes prayers, statements by leaders, personal beliefs, and musical performances, followed by a mass march from Veterans Memorial Park.
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Cedar Rapids
Tsaan Nemniy
William Callan
Jamen Milota
John My
Con
Cornell
Iran Veterans Memorial Park
Mermorial Baseball Stadium
Incomplete OCR Notes on Volays Chuckle In the Past
Fragmentary text hints at comparisons of costs and favorability but lacks coherent details. No clear names, dates, places, or events are discernible to form a factual summary or identify entities.
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