Bank to Expand Parking and Tear Down Nearby Buildings
Guaranty Bank and Trust Co of Wyoming plans to expand its parking west of Third Avenue SE by acquiring current sites at 420 Third Avenue and nearby structures. Demolition of a beauty salon, Little King restaurant, and Benson Optical Co will start after leases end, with initial work on the Paris building beginning October 1 and remaining demolitions next July 1. Completion aimed for September next year.
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Avenue 1
Fourth Street
Second Avenues
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Benson
Optical Co
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Democrats Find Watergate Informant Claim Revealed
Washington reports that the Democratic party gained a full account of wiretaps at its headquarters during late May to June 17. An alleged informant, described as a former security guard, claimed he monitored taps and reported to James McCord, with details passed to the FBI and grand jury, while officials declined comment.
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Democratic Party
Washington Post
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Watergate
Martha Mitchell
James W. McCord
Nixon
McCord
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U.S. Atorney
Committee For
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Laurente T. O'Brien
O’brien
O'Brien
Congress Cuts: Plan to Aid Service of KPI
Washington AP reports the House Appropriations Committee rejected plans to eliminate KP and charette boll-policing duties as an incentive to attract more young men to the armed forces. It cut 125 million for civilian hires and urged termination of kitchen police and other tasks by April 30 across services.
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Army
House Appropriations Committee
Marine Corps
Congress
Antiwar Group Plans Hanoi Trip to Free Prisoners of War
New York activists led by Cora Weiss and David Delinger announce a five person delegation will travel to Hanoi on September 16 to secure the release of U S prisoners of war. The group includes Chaplain William Sloan Coffin. others to be named.
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UPI
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Davil Dellinger
Hanoi
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Jorce May
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Rapid Rail Opens After Year of Delays in Bay Area
The Bay Area Rapid Transit District launches the first US regional rapid transit in 50 years. A 23.6 mile San Francisco Bay tunnel links San Francisco Oakland Berkeley and Richmond with eight cars on a 2b mile Oakland to Fremont segment. The system aims to attract drivers away from cars and operate without a deficit as it unfolds toward next summer.
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Bay Area Rapid Transit District
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Berkeley
Richmond
Fremont
Helen Gallagher Appointed to New York Post
Helen Gallagher, a former Cedar Rapids resident, has been named supervisor of the children’s division of the social services department in Ithaca New York. She and her husband Robert were longtime Cedar Rapids residents. Gallagher worked 21 years for Colling Radio and is a Coe College graduate with a 1965 master’s in social work from the University of Town.
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Cedar Rapids
Department of Social Services
Ithaca
New York
Gallagher
Robert
Colling Radio
Coe College
University of Town
Ocean Swimmer 80 Finishes Last, Earns Cheers in Race
In La Jolla a 3,000 crowd cheered Lionel Pedley, 80, as he finished 23rd in the 42nd annual one mile rough water ocean swim. Pedley, claiming his second try, finished ahead of none as spectators rued the late finish while noting his age. He had placed fifth in 1961.
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LA Jolla
Calit
Lionel Pedley
Percy
Pedley
Sertoma Plans Cedar Rapids Charter for West Area Club
Ken Millsap of the Greater Cedar Rapids Sertoma reveals a new Sertoma club will be chartered in west Cedar Rapids and nearby towns with an organizational meeting set for Thursday at 7 30 p m at the Holiday Inn. The group targets men owning businesses or holding trusted professional roles, inviting any business or professional representative to join with a prescribed membership basis.
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Sertoma
Greater
Cedar Rapids
Preparation 125 and Preparation H relieve hemorrhoidal itch
An old advertisement claims a formula named Preparation 125 and its Preparation H product provide rapid relief from the burning itch and pain of hemorrhoidal inflammation. It touts swelling reduction, soothing lubrication, and nightly comfort, noting wide availability in drug stores.
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Pivar
New York City
Washington, D.C
Ata Mids
Meadtions
Kirkwood Receives $50,000 H E W Grant
The Department of Health Education and Welfare awards Kirkwood Community College a $50,000 grant to fund the college's special events program. The allocation supports continued operating and program development at the institution.
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Kirkwood
H.E.W
Department of Health, Education,, and Welfare
Kirklydod Community College
Culver to Campaign in Clinton Linn and Linn County
Congressman John Culver will address Clinton Industrial Management Club at Clinton at 6 30 pm Friday. He will campaign in Linn County next Saturday after returning Monday from appearances at Monticello antique fair St Isadore parish in Springville and St Patrick s parish in Fairfax.
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Clinton Industrial Management) Club
Clinton
Therazelle
Linn County
Culver
Washington
Monticello
Picning
St. Isadore’s
Springville
St. Partick’s
Fairfax
Water Resources Session Slated This Week in C R
State environmental officials from 33 states and Iowa will meet at the Roosevelt hotel for a 2 day Midwestern Flood and Water Resources conference. Participants include Illinois Indiana Kansas Kentucky Michigan Minnesota Missouri Nebraska North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma South Dakota and Wisconsin. Discussions cover environmental evaluation public involvement flood control nuclear power plant development and new water resources agencies.
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Roosevelt Hotel
Mlinois
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Kentucky
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Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
North Dakota
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Oklahoma
South Dakota
Wisconsin
California Trial Starts In Case of Mass Murder
Fairfield California farm worker killer case opens with Corona accused of slaying 25 migrant workers whose bodies were found in Feather River orchard graves. About 200 witnesses expected amid circumstantial evidence as defense questions handwriting and receipts linking the defendant to the crimes.
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Sutter County
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Concord
Teja
Senate weighs amendments to financing revenue sharing bill
Washington AP report says Senate leaders push final passage of a 34.8 billion revenue sharing bill after considering two dozen amendments. A tax reform measure would raise 3.7 billion to offset the program costs, with additional moves to lift the minimum tax rate and repeal accelerated depreciation. Some senators oppose passage, noting long-standing deficits since the bill’s 1964 origins.
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Senate
Frank Church
Idaho
Gaylord Nelson
Wis
Nixon
Adlai Stevenson Ti
Federa
Firemen To Support Picket of Window Washers
In Cleveland the Window Washers Union plans picketing of firehouses if firemen are forced to wash stationhouse windows. Tom Stack, head of the union, met with 300 firefighters to show support and deter further disciplinary actions. Jack Gannon, head of the Firefighters Union, warned of solidarity and potential cross-union action.
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Cleveland
UPI
Tom
Relatives to Escort POWs to Hanoi for Homeward Trip
A three prisoner of war release plan will see relatives travel to Hanoi to escort their loved ones home. Cora Weiss and David Dellinger of the Committee of List for Families and Sees Vicemen Detained in Vietnam join Rev. William Sloan Coffin Jr. in leading the delegation. The group will fly to Vientiane and then Hanoi, aiming to return on commercial flights the fastest possible route.
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Norp
Hanoi
Cora Weiss
LPW
Weiss
David Deltinger
Committee of List
Vietnam
William Sloan Coffin, Jr
Yale University
Dellinger
Vientiane
Laos
Hansel
Eldora Staffer Named Head of Girls' School
Des Moines officials named Harold Luxford head of the Mitchellville Town training school for girls after ousting long-time superintendent Mark Carter. Luxford, native of Bayard, joins from Eldora boys school where he served as treatment services director since 1965 and previously led as director of faculty and children's services. He will start Friday at a salary of 15288 dollars, succeeding Carter who resigned after 29 years amid critical scrutiny of school management.
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Harold Templeton
State Bureau of Faculty and Children’s Services
Dean Luxford
Eldora
Temmoreton
Luxford
Bayard
Waxford
Mark Carter
Mitchellville
Department of Social S Services
Eldora Institution
Vie
Vermont
Jast
Upsets Cycle Vinton-Steven Christian, 13, Hurt in Motorcycle Crash
A 13 year old, Vinton resident Steven Christian, was taken to Virginia Gay hospital Saturday night for a dislocated shoulder after a motorcycle left a county road ditch west of Mt. Auburn. Police investigated the crash and the rider survived the incident.
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Vinton
Steven Christian
Rural
Virginia Gay Hospital
Mt.uburn
Odriinex Diet Pill Offer Promises Fat Loss Refunds
An old advert touts Odriinex as a safe fat loss tablet available for $3.25 and $5.25 for an economy size. It claims thousands have used it nationwide for 14 years with a moneyback guarantee if ugly fat is not lost.
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Tongar
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