Red Cross To Run Regular Relief Flights To Biafra
The International Red Cross Committee will operate daylight relief flights from Santa Isabel Fernando Po to Biafra despite Nigerian threats. Five planes will carry about 50 tons each, with four donated by Denmark Finland Norway and Sweden and a sixth soon by the Dutch Red Cross.
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Geneva
International Red Cross Committee
Biafra
Santa Isabel
Fernando Po
Red Cross
Denmark
Finland
Norway
Sweden
Reservists Plan Suit Over Military Callup in Hawaii
A group of 206 reservists filed in federal court in Honolulu alleging illegal active duty orders. They claim Congress had not declared war or a national emergency in Vietnam, and that their activation violated constitutional rights under a 1966 public law.
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Honolulu
UPI
U.S. Army
Hawaii
Daral Conklin
Conklin
Congress
Vietnam
Baltimore
U.S. Supreme Court
Senate Unit To Probe TV Election Coverage
The Senate Commerce Committee plans a study of television coverage of national political conventions to see if guidelines can improve fairness. Chairman Warren Magnuson says complaints cite excessive attention to peripheral events like a delegate’s detainment at the Democratic convention. The study will occur next year with industry participation invited.
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Washington
Senate Commerce Committee
Warren Magnuson
D-Wash
Magnuson
Groom Escapes With Dowry in French Altar Plot
In Mortain France Colette Viel 19 was stood up by her fiancé who vanished with $900 his promised dowry drawn from her. Police hunt Bernard Aime 21 who disappeared with the money after the failed wedding plan.
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Mortain
France
UPI
Colette Viel
Bernard Aime
Miss Viel
Honey Bees Seen As Hospital Aid
In San Francisco researchers report bee venom has antibacterial effects against penicillin resistant staph. The U S Naval Radiological Defense Laboratory found three strains reduced by a melittin substance equal to 93 penicillin units per milligram.
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San Francisco
UPS
U.S. Naval Radiological Defense Laboratory
Sgt. McDonough Earns Master's Degree on Police Scholarship
Sgt. Kenneth McDonough, 40, earned a Master of Science from St Louis University under a police department scholarship. An officer since 1951, he earlier completed a bachelor's in 1964 after part time study at his own expense. He is married with three children.
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ST. Louis
UPS
Kenneth McDonough
Police Department
St. Louis University
McDonough
British Man Fined After Refusing Train Fare Over Ice Enforced Ride
CRAWLE England UPI John Butcher refused to pay the fare on a London to Sussex rail journey because the coach was unheated and the floor was icy. He faced a court eviction charge and was found guilty, then freed after paying 25 dollars in court costs.
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Crawle
England
UPI
John Butcher
British Railways
London
Sussex
Primary Target at Pearl Harbor Was Carriers Says Planner
Minoru Genda, planner for the Pearl Harbor strike, says the primary targets were U S carriers rather than Pearl Harbor. He noted the carriers were out of the harbor on December 7 1941. Genda, an air force commander, was visiting a Fox studio showcasing models of the Japanese fleet. He was en route to a Peruvian parliamentary conference.
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Los Angeles
U.S
Pearl Harbor
Minoru Genda
Genda
20Th Century Fox Corp
Peru
Rookie policeman held in death of 2 year old girl
Midland Texas AP rookie officer Michael Lee Moody was jailed without bond after being charged with murder with malice in the death of 2 year old Lori Margaret Gunn. The body was found in the Walcher home where Moody’s stepfather and ex councilman Jack Walcher lived. The child had been missing for about 19 hours. Moody had just left the Marine Corps last November and joined the Midland police shortly after.
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Midland
Texas
Michael Lee Moody
Lord Margaret Gunn
Moody
Jack Walcher
Miltland
Harry Gunn
Lori
Walcher
Marine Corps
Vietnam
Midland Police Department
Cohen sees poverty cut by two thirds by 1980
Welfare Secretary Wilbur Cohen forecast poverty in America has declined from 40 percent in 1930 to under 13 percent today and could be abolished by the end of the decade. He urged expanded education and job training, broader medical care access through Medicaid and Medicare, and addressing hunger to boost learning.
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Washington
Wilbur Cohen
America
Social Security
Chicago Convention Canceled by Group
The American Psychological Association canceled its 1972 convention in Chicago protesting police tactics at the Democratic National Convention. The move could cost Chicago about five million dollars in lost tourism from 14 000 attendees, as president-elect George Miller cited strong membership indignation and safer protest options at other cities.
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San Francisco
UPI
American Psychological Assn
Chicago
Windy City
George Miller
Association
Miller
Billy Club
Gazette Classified Box Number Reply Instructions
Murphy employment secretaries advise including the preceding letter in the box number address for responses. Send replies to Gazette box number ads care of The Gazette, 500 Third Ave SE, Cedar Rapids, IA.
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Private Gazette
Gazette
3Rd Ave
Ave
Ber College
Cedar Rapids
Ava
National Oats CO
E. C
Hanstrom Hurly Tractor CO
7Th Ave
Marion
Iowa
Waterloo
Ritter & Rundle Oil, Inc
Eastern Seaboard
P.O
Baker Manufacturing Company P. 0
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Tot
Joey: Bishop
Channel 9
Want
Cohen
Gedur Rapids Gajette
Reed
United States
Gazette Classified
Mortueries
Novak Monument CO
14Th Ave
Cedar Memorial
Ami
Lost
Buresh
Buresh Rental Service, Inc
3rd_St
First Ave
Duncan Studio Town
Hallmark Nursing
Mt. Vernon
Fuller Brush CO
Nimmer’s
Center Pt
California
Phoenix
Arizona
Watins
2Nd Avenue
Marion _ Nursing Home
Florida
Watkins
2Nd Ave
Crestview Nursing Home
Sun. Ad
West Branch
New Albin
Trade
First Avenue
Vertiser
Classification & al Sor
Tom Quigley
Zobac. Construction CO
RAY Service
Jacobson Const
Jerry Voldingh
Cedar Valley
J&j
Glia Rayvan
Ronnie
Dick’s
Ken Miller
LEAR
Fred Sacora
A. Wise
Stark's Excavating Co
Rome
Don Rogers
Usua Hupp Electric
Ken-Way
Ronnenberg
Paul Straub
F. W. Lyman
TAWA
ARRY
Hubbard Ice and Fuel CO
West Side
Jim's Concrete Service
John Konen
J Ave
Primrose
L. Hale
Cecil Bunner
Jerry Myers
Cedar Rapids Child Care Center
House Nursery
38Th St
Mt. Vernon Rd
Collins Fair
Cedar Hills
11Th St
Dial
Jones Park Area
Lauren Dr
Y Haiti
Taylor School
25Th Ave
Ironings
9Th Ave
33Rd St. Neve
Cleveland School
C St
Jones Park
Help Wanted
Murphy
IBM Electric
Pen J
Nce
ARION
Han
East Side
Reese
VN Murphy
Anamosa
Seaice
Tom Murphy
Snelling
Mullin
Montgomery Ward
Arne
Benettts
Zee
Prin Ty
Second Avenue S
Snelling & Snelling
General Tire Service
Eighth Ave
ST. Luke's Hospital
Mitchell Transport
Blairs Ferry ‘Rd
Journeyman
Millwright
Bishop's Buffet
Lindale E Plaza
RTC, Inc
Baker Manufacturing Company
Wilson & Co., Inc
16Th Ave
3Rd St
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