Kissinger Tap Memo Row in Senate Hearings
In Washington AP reports Attorney General Elliott Richardson agreed to let Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee read FBI summaries of wiretap targets to aid Kissinger confirmation hearings. He refused full access, citing leaks or security harm but a compromise was proposed. Kissinger defended U S policy while urging a new security approach amid debate.
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Washington
Elliot Richardson
Senate Foreign ‘Relations
FBT
Henry Kissinger
Stle
Richardson
Clifford Case
R-M
John Sparkman
D-Ala
FBI
Kissinger
Fulbright
Claslice Department
Wille Richardson
Wight
Kissinger Saa
United States
Sewistal
Fay Europe
Untitled fragment hints at a talk with a woman
A fragmentary line mentions a tilt and a desire for a wife to listen, with unclear context about a man speaking to a woman. The text is garbled and lacks concrete names or events to identify.
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Aluthor
Cedar Rapids man settles tax claim with IRS in Chicago court
Joseph G. Abodeely of Cedar Rapids agrees he owes 37,881 dollars in back taxes and penalties for 1961 through 1966. A stipulation filed in U S Tax Court outlines the agreed deficiencies, with a 50 percent fraud penalty, and notes the 1969 government claim started at about 77,000 dollars.
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Dale Kueter
Cedar Rapids
Joseph G. Abodeely
U.S
Chicago
Abodeely
Internal Revenue Service
Thirty-fourth Street
TRS
Vand
Pompidou Arrives in Peking for State Visit
French President Georges Pompidou arrived in Peking for a state visit as China and France pledged to stand against U S and Soviet dominance. Chou Enlai stressed mutual independence and sovereignty, while Pompidou praised European unity and discussed security with Chinese leaders.
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Chou En-lai
Georges Pompidou
Peking
UPI
Chow Bailat
Shelly
U.S
Soviet Union
Pompidous
Chou
China
Pompidou
Marchan
Puople
Ponspidint
Ing Pompidou
Mao 'I'setumy
Chat Chau
Chi Peng-fei
Chiao
Kuan-hua
Europe
Asia
U S Warns Hanoi Over Rebuilding Air Strips in South
In Saigon and Washington, U S officials accused North Vietnam of rebuilding abandoned air fields in South Vietnam and warned of grave risks to sovereignty. Saigon seeks aerial photos to prove claims of 12 reconstructed sites used for potential attacks. A U S protest note was delivered to Hanoi via Paris.
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UPS
U. S
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
U.S
Hanoi
Vietnam
Notte
Paris
DRV
Republic of
South
Hannover
Germany
West Germany
Wlbe
School Director Balloting in Cedar Rapids Reported Light
Balloting in the Cedar Rapids Community School Board election continued light Tuesday afternoon. Election clerks, contacted by The Gazette, reported only 1,888 persons by 2 pm in the money precincts, with details continued on another page.
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C.R
Tedar
Cedar Rapids Community School Board
Moeny
The
Gazette
Pam
Don’t Forget To Don’t Forget To Vote Polls Close At 8 p.m.
Voters are reminded that polls close at 8 p.m. today. Citizens are urged to cast ballots before the deadline, with lines forming at several polling places across the city. Ensure you have accepted ID if required and follow posted guidance for voting hours.
Solzhenitsyn Rips U.S. Demos in Norway Letter
Soviet dissident Solzhenitsyn in a Norway newspaper letter accuses U.S. Democratic leaders of hypocrisy and likens recent U.S. years to Czarist Russia. He attacks Western authorities, cites Watergate distrust, and questions Ramsey Clark’s Gus prisoner interviews as misused information.
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Norway
Alexander Solzhenslaya
U.S
Democratic Party
U. S
Rusia
Saizhenitsyn
Mac Hy
Allende Defiant as Jets Attack Palace in Chile
Santiago dispatch reports that Chilean armed forces claimed control of the presidential palace after a three hour air and ground assault. President Salvador Allende reportedly held out despite bombardment and a military ultimatum. Casualties unknown as clashes spread to Valparaiso and other cities.
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Bulletin Santiago
UPI
Salvador Allende
Sansiago
Chile
OPI
Salvador Alende
Allende
Porling Allende
Inn
Khmer Rouge
Seven thousand dollar coin theft reported in Cedar Rapids
A coin collection valued at seven thousand dollars was stolen from a Cedar Rapids residence on Monday. The piece notes a related bombing in Santiago as Chilean events unfold, with Allende vowing to resist and military forces urging civilians to stay indoors amid a revolt and tensions escalating in the capital and Valparaiso.
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Sedat Rapids
Cedar Rapids
Allende
Godfrey Gusmacher, Jr
Second Avenue
Sront
Nest i
Ines
Defense’ Ministry
Harea
Santiago
Haltm
Allendeanager
Naton
Samed
Cost Council Allows Steel Price Jump
Washington AP The Cost of Living Council approved a two stage steel price rise affecting home appliances and autos. Major mills may lift hot rolled steel by about 4.3 percent overall, with initial 2 dollar per ton increases then phased in through January 4.
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Cost Council
Washington
Council
John Dunlop
Unclear Entry Notes Beef Heist and Luggage Descriptions
A fragment mentions Peru and a description of coins is absent. It also reports a theft at Desmacher's home with 100 pounds of beef and several pieces of luggage reported stolen. No names, dates, or locations beyond these items are provided.
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Peru
Fran Desmacher
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