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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1971

Page

4

U.N Officials Weigh How to Address Red China

UN diplomats consider how to address the PRC as Beijing informs the UN it will send a delegation. The chosen name will affect council presidency timing and other administrative matters. If called Peoples Republic of China they may head the Security Council in November. if China, they face a later rotation.

United Nations Red China U.N U. N Peking U. N. Security Council People’s Republic of China Council China Poland Nicaragua Guillermo Sevilla Sacasa U. N. Secretariat Chi Peng-fei People's Republic U Thant Hsiao Kuan-hua

Halt in probe of Pentagon Papers orders

The U S circuit court bars a federal grand jury from proceeding with the Pentagon Papers case citing Gravel senatorial privilege. Judge McEntee and Coffin set a hearing for next Thursday as aides and witnesses face possible contempt.

Boston First U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals Mike Gravel Alaska Appeals Court Gravel Grand Jury Edward McEntee Frank Coffin U. S Vietnam Intrant Senate U. S. District Court W. Arthur Garrity Idella Marz New York City Daniel Ellsberg MIT California Marx Garrity

Bishops Urge Papal Ruling on Married Priesthood

Vatican City AP reports the World Synod of Bishops debated celibacy and issued a two page paper that defers to the Pope for any change to married priesthood. A minority favored it, but no clear support exists. bishops have until Tuesday to consider, with a vote set for next Friday.

Vatican City World Synod of Bishops

Local Clergyman Confronts Mechanic Over Overrun Estimate

A clergyman disputes a garage estimate that overran the quoted price. The exchange underscores tensions between customer and service provider as the dispute unfolds.

Conorish Sree

Controversial Roe Faces Seven Charges at Hearing

Michael Roe, a social studies teacher at West High in Town City, faces seven charges and a public hearing after the school board demanded his resignation. He has refused and remains suspended with pay since Sept. 27, citing family finances and now facing possible ouster and loss of salary.

Roe West High School Town City Cerene An Nor Hoe

Senate Rejects $2.9 Billion Foreign Aid Bill

The Senate voted 41 to 27 to end the two decade long U S foreign aid program by rejecting a 2.9 billion bill to extend it for two more years. The move leaves the program’s fate in doubt as lawmakers discuss next steps.

Washington Senate Sible Mans U.S Mentana Vietnam Senate Foreign Relations Secrarates Oriysmest Pnnath and Maneeee

Ten Deaths Blamed on West Storm in Wyoming

Laramie AP dispatch reports heavy snows and strong winds caused at least ten deaths as travel halted across the mountain region. More than a foot of snow fell, motorists were stranded, and the Miller Johnson Circus faced delays with animals housed in a heated garage while crews cleared routes and aided travelers.

AP Prete Wyoming Laramie Wyo Mountain Are Rocky Mountains Utah Highway Patrol Salt Lake City Uinta County Larry Overy Evanston Wyoming State Hospital Miller Johnson Circus Denver Rawlins Andi Bears

Senate action on foreign aid vote defeats request

The Senate voted 41 to 27 against authorizing a 2.9 billion foreign aid extension from July 1 1871 to June 30 1973. The proposal covered 1.3 billion for economic aid and 1.6 billion for military assistance including weapons to Israel, refugee relief for Pakistan, UN programs, Alliance for Progress, and aid to Cambodia. The House had passed related bills, but the Senate’s defeat blocks compromise and revival of the program this year.

Senate Action Israel United Nations Alliance For Progress Cambodia Washington South Vietnam Nizon Tate House

Two Dead Eight Missing In Copter Crash Near Saigon

A US Army Chinook helicopter crashed about seven miles east of Nha Trang in bad weather. Ten aboard, two killed and eight missing, with a massive search underway by air and sea units. Previous day five GIs were swept out to sea while attempting a rescue off Chu Lai.

Saigon UPS Nhai Trang U.S Chu Lai Nha Trang Nhat Trang Shoute Tuy Hoy Army Tuy Hoa

Cleveland Girl Stabbed During Trick or Treat Outing

A young girl was stabbed to death Friday night while trick or treating with friends in Cleveland. Police said the victim, Marianne Honaker, 43, of a suburban area, died at the scene or en route to a hospital. The investigation focuses on the assailant and motive.

Cleveland UPI Marian Honaker

North Korean Agents Killed on So Hosado Island

South Korean troops and police killed four North Korean agents on So Hosado Island near Seoul. Defense ministry did not confirm South Korean casualties. The incident occurred as authorities investigated a crime involving a 15 year old girl found stabbed and a friend bound and gagged in nearby Oakwood Village suburb. A suspect was being questioned.

Seoul So-Hosado Defense Ministry I Ik Bedford Heights Ste Ruathe Hort Sire Oakwood Vilage Lecuire E. J. Scheferstein Cuyahoga County Schieferstein

Turn Clocks Back Tonight Across Nation

Washington UPI reports the annual clock turning ritual begins Sunday as daylight saving time ends. Officially daylight time expires at 3 am, requiring cl ocks to be set back one hour.

Washington UPI

One Briton Killed in IRA Attack in Belfast

Irish Republican Army guerrillas bombed eight British customs posts along the border and hit a Belfast army post, killing one soldier and injuring eight civilians. A cook for Scots Guards died at lunch. several homes and police buildings were damaged as attackers fled toward the Republic. Nine arrests followed in Belfast as authorities blamed IRA intelligence.

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