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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1977

Page

6

Viet Refugees Relocate From Cedar Rapids Amid Adjustments

The Cedar Rapids resettlement cohort faces schooling shifts and new job hurdles as 30 families disperse to states including California Washington D C and Illinois. Officials note language barriers welfare debates and evolving cultural attitudes, with education and English training key to integration.

Nixon comments on Watergate blame and tapes

The excerpt recalls Nixon’s discussion with Frost about Watergate blame and Martha Mitchell. He notes he does not fault Martha and suggests events might have unfolded regardless. The passage mentions a fifth show pieced from leftovers and references tapes.

Frost interview quotes Nixon on tapes in Not Lovable Man

Frost opened the spring filmed series with Nixon answering why the tapes were not burned. Nixon said he did not believe destruction necessary and insisted nothing on the tapes would be detrimental, noting he did not destroy them because it would be an admission.

Frost Nixon Haldeman White House John Dean Rose Mary Woods Special Prosecutor’s Office Miss Woods Stephen Bull Henry Kissinger Kissinger United States Congress Supreme Court Washington Post Washington Newsweek Magazine Time, Inc New York Times

Nixon recalls Kissinger urging airfield strikes against North Korea

In a Frost interview Nixon says Kissinger urged bombing two or three North Korean airfields after the 1969 unarmed U S reconnaissance plane shoot down. Nixon rejected the plan to avoid a wider war with China or the Soviet Union. He discusses tapes, Watergate, Mao and media power.

Washington Henry Kissinger U.S Nixon David Frost Vietnam Kissinger North Korea China Melvin Laird Defense William Rogers South Korea Mao Tse-tung

Liddy to be released after long Watergate sentence

Danbury Connecticut AP G Gordon Liddy 46 is set for release Wednesday from a federal prison at Danbury after 5214 months. The Watergate figure has served more time than any related convict and will reunite with his wife Frances and five teens. His extra 18 months came after he refused to testify to a federal grand jury under immunity. Indicted Sept 15 1972 with five others on six counts of conspiracy burglary and wiretapping.

Danbury Democratic National Committee Washington Liddy

McCord to Join Ex-Cell-O in Stock Cash Merger

Detroit based McCord Corp to become a wholly owned subsidiary of Ex-Cell-O Corp under a merger plan. McCord shareholders may take 31 dollars cash or 1.20 Ex-Cell-O shares per McCord share with a 45 percent cash limit. Edward J. Giblin to lead merged group as board chair and CEO. E Paul Casey to serve as president and COO. Century Engineering, once a McCord unit, once made heating systems and farm products and now employs about 340 people.

Detroit McCord Corp Century Engineering Co Cedar Rapids Ex-Cell-O Corp McCord Ex-Cell-O New York Stock Exchange Edward J. Giblin E. Paul Casey Century

Humphrey celebrates 41st wedding anniversary

Sen Hubert H Humphrey and wife Muriel observe their 41st wedding anniversary with a quiet family gathering in WAVERLY. Humphrey had just been released from University of Minnesota Hospital after surgery for an intestinal blockage and a pelvic tumor deemed terminal. He pledged to return to Congress to finish his work.

Oldest Known Theater Ticket Found in Rome Colosseum

A metal disc preserved as a ticket grants admission for one to a performance in Rome's Colosseum dating to 90 A.D. The artifact represents the era's public entertainment access and is cited by United Press International as the oldest surviving theater ticket.

Rome Colosseum

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