Cedar Rapids Bond Vote Passes 67 Percent for School Modernization
Voters approved a 5.9 million dollar bond to fund a 7.2 million dollar program replacing 89 classrooms with 151, plus nine libraries six gyms and five cafeterias. Results showed 6 567 in favor 3 169 against about 67 45 percent.
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Apollo 7 astronauts endure colds during live space show
Apollo 7 crew Walter Schirra Donn Eisele and Walter Cunningham staged a telecast from the capsule despite all three fighting colds. They floated in the spacecraft and welcomed viewers while flight surgeon Dr. John Ziegischmid noted cold symptoms but expected the 11 day mission to continue.
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Walter Cunningham
Outer Space
Schirra
U.S
Corpus Christi
Texas
Merritt
Walter Schirra
John Ziegischmid
Walt Cunningham
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Donn
Eisele
Robert Gates Dies Former Collins Radio executive
Robert S. Gates 59 of 2532 Country Club Parkway SE died Monday at Mercy hospital. A Toledo native, he graduated from Coe College in 1931, joined Collins in 1934, led the company's financial functions, and later served as Coe College vice president and development consultant. He held multiple civic and professional memberships and was a trustee of Coe College.
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Country Club Parkway SE
Collins Radio Co
Coe College
Mercy Hospital
Toledo
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Czech Soviet Troop Stationing Pact Reported
Moscow reports that Czechoslovak Premier Cernik reached agreement with Kremlin leaders on a treaty regarding the stationing of Soviet troops in Czechoslovakia.
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Cernik
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Maoists Declare Liu Shao-chi Ousted From Posts
The Mao Tse-tung regime announced Liu Shao-chi has been deprived of all official posts and ranks inside and outside the party. Observers say the move shows Maoists feel strong enough to challenge Liu and his supporters.
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UPI
Mao Tse-tung
Liu Shao-chi
Mao
Liu
Liut
Flies Mistakenly Purchase Heifers At Livestock Sale
Sterling Colorado AP: Sherm Sigler a retired photographer at a weekly livestock sale brushed away flies and was told he had just bought a carload of heifers. He was released from the commitment after explaining to sale officials why he raised his hand.
Humphrey Modifies Vietnam Bombing Stance at Kansas City Event
In Kansas City Hubert Humphrey refined his Vietnam policy saying he would stop bombing as an acceptable step without awaiting specific communist actions. He urged evidence by word or deed, spoke to 3,000 students at Rockhurst College, and criticized Wallace and Lemay as the Bombsey twins while urging broader public opinion.
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Nixon Promises Fastest Finish in Campaign History
Richard Nixon declared the final sprint will be the most intensive ever with record miles, TV time, and nationwide speeches. He predicted Humphrey is behind and Wallace eroding, plans a four hour national TV program on Nov 3 and ten nights of radio shows, with no days off and key pushes in New York Pennsylvania and Massachusetts.
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Peking Withdraws Some Troops From Vietnam
Hong Kong AP reports that Communist China has begun pulling back some of the more than 50 000 labor troops sent to North Vietnam during the U S bombing campaign with qualified sources confirming the step on Tuesday.
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Hong Kong
China
North Vietnam
U.S
Meeting Expenses Proliferate Across Sectors
A compact item notes that meeting costs surface in many areas, from corporate to civic settings, highlighting how organizers must budget for rooms, catering, and incidentals as routine travel and event planning expand.
Wanted Johnny Pot Seed Planter Sown Across States
Federal agents search for Johnny Pot a marijuana planter described as six feet tall 140 pounds with brown hair a Van Dyke beard and a black derby hat. He scatters seeds in pasture land and abandoned farms travels on foot accepts rides from truck drivers and appears at dawn or dusk. He is known in hippie areas and has a habit of sending seed maps to companions.
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Cleveland
Johnny Pot
Johnny Appleseed
Federal Bureau of Drug Abuse Control
Ohio
van Dyke
Johnny Pat
Washington
Oregon
Kansas
Idaho
Johnny
Hard Worker Wins Custody Fight for Brother in Des Moines
Iowa Supreme Court reversed a Warren County ruling and awarded custody of 16 year old Herbert Gay to his sister Eileen Magneson who toiled 16 hours daily to support him and her infant daughter while her husband Jim Magneson was on parole. The case follows a 1960 automobile accident that orphaned five siblings and left Eileen guardian of the family.
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DES Moines
Iowa Supreme Court
High Court
Warren County
Herbert Gay
Eileen Magneson
Matt Gau
Eileen
Indianola
South Dakota
Evelyn
Genevieve
Darlene
Herbert
Jim Magneson
New Jersey Steams North and Hits Hon Mat Island
The battleship New Jersey advanced to 14 miles south of the 19th parallel and fired 2,700 pound shells for 30 minutes at Hon Mat island, destroying a battery and wiping out a large portion of the island. An aerial spotter said the target was “down in the ocean” after the bombardment.
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Saigon
New Jersey
Hon Mat
U.S
Iowa City Bank Theft Sparks Formal Investigation
Iowa City authorities probe a 4000 dollar theft at Hawkeye State drive in bank with two men and two women used in the operation. A cream colored Buick was involved and the same pair allegedly sought change earlier. Coralville burglary losses remain undetermined as night depository was accessed with a cutting torch. B 52 air strikes continue around Quang Ngai Pleiku Tay Ninh Can Tho while a navy Intruder is reported missing with two crewmen.
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Hawkeye State
Patrick McCarney
First Avenue
Lower Muscatine Road
Town City
Coralville Bank and Trust Co
Guam
Okinawa
Thailand
Quang Ngai
Pleiku
Tay Ninh
Can Tho
Tropical Storm Gladys Forms South of Cuba
Tropical Storm Gladys formed south of Cuba with 50 mph winds and is expected to reach hurricane strength within 24 hours. Forecasters warn it is too early to determine any potential impact on the U S mainland.
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