Are Chapels at State Institutions Illegal
Iowa Attorney General Richard Turner was asked if state institutions may keep chapels without violating the state constitution. The issue centers on funding and legal authority as Rep. William Gannon argues that an appropriation for Camp Dodge’s chapel acted as a veto of legislation. The debate cites several chapels already in use and questions whether maintenance is permissible under constitutional and statutory rules.
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Chad Skaggs
DES Moines
Richard Turner
Iowa
William Gannon
D-Mingo
House
Gannon
Turner
Camp Dodge
University of Iowa
Iowa State
Dodge
Board of Control
Adj
Junior Miller
Marvin Selden
Gaudineer
University of Northern ‘Iowa
Who's Who in Crime List Out in Chicago
Chicago Crime Commission released a report detailing 214 individuals tied to Mafia activity and 42 businesses with mob connections. It names top Chicago figures Sem Momot Giancana and Anthony Accarda and criticizes judges for lenient penalties and private citizens who enable gang influence.
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Chicago
Chicago Crime Commission
Who's Who
Sem Momot Giancana
Anthony
Tony) Accarda
Javits Signals Possible Nixon Support If Nominated
Senator Javits of New York said he could support Richard Nixon if Nixon became the Republican presidential nominee in 1968. He favored Governor George Romney for the nomination and urged Romney to declare soon to rally moderate Republicans.
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New York Times
Washington
Javits
R-N.y
Richard Nixon
Barry Goldwater
George Romney
Michigan
Romney
Nixon
Johnson
Goldwater
Ronald Reagan
California
Reagan
Isle Dedicated to Teddy Roosevelt
An 88 acre Potomac River island was dedicated to President Theodore Roosevelt. President Johnson recalled Roosevelt warned Americans to take on arduous tasks to ensure the world’s future.
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Washington
Nixon urges stronger anti communist front to curb Vietnam risk
Former Vice President Nixon warned that if Russia and communist China triumph in Vietnam they will try again with greater risk. He urged strengthening non communist nations to deter expansion and export revolutions. Speaking to 800 in Laconia he said the war aims for a more peaceful world and to keep peace in the Pacific.
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Laconia
N.H
Nixon
Russia
China
Vietnam
Greater Laconia Weirs Beach
Pacific
America
United States
Nixon Signals 1968 Campaign Plans In New Hampshire
Nixon told reporters in Manchester before a Laconia speech that he would decide on entering the New Hampshire primary on March 12 and would make a decision in January. He named peace cost of living urban problems and law enforcement as major 1968 campaign issues. He called the Vietnam War the costliest in U.S. history in money and lives and noted a deep national division.
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Nixon
Manchester
Laconia
New Hampshire
Female VC Lose Four in Attack on U S Patrol
In Bencat Vietnam eight female communist soldiers attacked a U S infantry ambush patrol. Four of the attackers were killed. Lt Col Walter E Adams of the 25th Infantry Division praised the fighters as well armed and effective. The U S unit reported no casualties. The deceased were from the North Vietnamese 271st Regiment of the 9th Division in War Zone C north of Saigon.
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Bencat
Vietnam
U.S
Walter E. Adams
Washington, D.C
25Th Infantry Division
Adams
NorthVietnamese 271St
Calls for Rusk To Quietly Quit
U.S. Sen. Eugene McCarthy urged the quiet resignation of Secretary of State Dean Rusk at a Berkeley campus gathering. He told about 1,000 attendees that Democrats should oppose President Johnson in 1968 primaries unless Vietnam war gains improve, saying Rusk's departure could signal foreign policy change and a path to peace. He did not name a preferred Johnson challenger, but hinted Bobby Kennedy might not wait until 1972.
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Berkeley
Calif
Dean Rusk
U.S
Eugene McCarthy
D-Minn
Johnson
University of California
Rusk
McCarthy
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Bobby Kennedy
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