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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1972

Page

3

Foe Within Communist Hamlet Fleeing Under Military Attack

In Thanh Hoa province a hamlet came under organized government militiamen and armored cavalry. Civilian casualties were reported as 13 killed and six wounded as residents fled toward Lat Thieu district capital Saigon for safety. Bombers hit North Vietnamese stockpiles between the ports of Vinh and Dong Hoi with about 400 tons dropped. Overcast skies reduced fighter-bomber strikes in North Vietnam on Wednesday.

Forte Earner Thanh’ Hoa Lat‘Thieu Saigon Military T Naam Tap Ciyiliong Vinh Dong Hoi South Vietnam North Vietnam

Two GIs Killed Five Missing In Vietnam Casualty Report

Weekly Pentagon figures show five missing and four wounded in Vietnam with no nonhostile deaths. Combat deaths fell from 21 last week, while total U S casualties rise to 45,884 killed in action and 303,461 wounded since the war began.

Alguin U. S Newworth News U.S

Canadian Bank Heist Returns $241,900 in Downtown Raid

Toronto police hunted five masked men after a bold commando raid on a downtown bank yielded 241,900. The robbery stunned shoppers as officers pursued suspects through the area.

Toronto

Nixon Reports May Impound Funds Amid Congressional Clash

Washington AP report details fighting over a $250 billion spending limit as Nixon attempts to withhold funds and push for closer to his preferred total. Congress adjourned amid deadlocked votes, veto overrides, and stalled highway and mass transit bills.

Washington George P Shultz Nixon House Congress Senate Antii-Nalaa Shultz T. Quits

Debated Linn County Attorney Race At Kennedy Night

The Meet the Candidates night at Kennedy High School heated discussion over the Linn County attorney race. Incumbent William Faches, a Democrat, touted a four-division office with specialists and an 87 percent trial win rate, while Republican Lloyd Humphreys urged more cases be brought to jury trial and cited plea bargaining concerns. Humphreys claimed only about one percent of 3038 district court cases went to juries in four years and asked for the opportunity to try more cases.

Roland Krekeler Kennedy Linn County William Faches Lloyd Humphreys Faches Rumphreya National Institute of Law Enforcement and Criminal, Justice Paches

Sequel to U S Soviet Commercial Accord

A strained, partially garbled summary notes an accord between the United States and the Soviet Union, seeking a Geneva talks resumption and a broad curtailment of long range missiles and nuclear arms. It references trade expansion, preferential tariffs, Export-Import Bank credits, and a Moscow Washington trade center, with projected billions in future commerce and a third-country dispute mechanism.

United’ States Union Servridl Alyé Limi Geneva United States Curti Peter. Peterson Efid Russia Uga Moscow Washington

Economy Gains But Inflation Rises in Q3

Washington AP reports the commerce department says the economy slowed yet grew at a 1.0 percent annual rate in the third quarter, down from 9.4 percent in Q2, while inflation edged up to 2.2 percent from 1.0 percent. The data cover the nation’s gross national product and price changes for July through September.

Washington (Ap Commerce Department

Boy Dies In Farm Blaze In Castalia Iowa

A Castalia fire at about 10 p.m. killed Rodney Schnuelle, 6, and injured two others including his mother Renee. The blaze started in a kitchen off the first floor and leveled the house while firefighters battled flames reaching high into the sky. Rodney’s father Raymond Schnuelle, a truck driver, returned during the effort and retrieved his son’s body before it was pronounced dead at the scene. Renee Schnuelle was in satisfactory condition at Postville hospital the next day, while another child, Ricky, was checked by a private physician and not admitted. Services for Rodney are pending at Schutte funeral home in Postville.

Castalta Oskirts Winneshiek Raymond Schnuelle Rodney Postville Hospital Schnuelle Castalia Renee Schiuelle Festville Hospital Ricky Privat Schutte Funeral Home Postville

Recomendation That Cedar Rapids Lawyer Kinion's License Be Revoked

The Iowa supreme court faces a revocation recommendation for attorney Kinion by the state bar ethics commission. After a private Cedar Rapids hearing, the five-member grievance commission found Kinion guilty of nine counts of professional misconduct including misappropriation of funds, failure to maintain client trust accounts, and deceptive practices. The commission urged immediate disciplinary action and the supreme court must act.

Harrison Weber Tow Daily Press Assz Des Moines Cedar Rapids Paul H. Kinson Iowa Supreme Court High Tribunal Kinston Supreme Court Cember Owe Kinion Iowa Linn County Larned A. Waterman Davenport Francis J. O'Connor Dubuque William Jb. Meardon Town City C. W. Antes West Union Alden D. Avery Spencer Kinlon

Laird Reinforces Military Control Amid Bombing Controversy

President Nixon aides tighten military oversight after Major General John Lavelle’s unauthorized bombing raids in Vietnam. Defense officials report to the secretary of defense via the Joint Chiefs as investigations continue, with the Armed Services Committee pressing for strengthened command systems to prevent a recurrence.

Secretary 'of Defense Joint Chiefs of State Armed Services Laird Lavelle John Lavelle Vietnam Manel Stennis Jaird Tonyeanis Department of Defense

Kissinger and Thien Hold Two Paris Talks in Saigon

In Saigon Henry Kissinger met Thursday with President Thien and Thien’s information ministry said the president again opposed a coalition government including the Communists. Kissinger and U.S. Ambassador Ellsworth Bunker then returned for a second session of about 40 minutes in the late afternoon with Thiet.

Thiett

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