Reagan Accused of Signing Racial Covenants in 1941
Democratic State Chairman Charles Warren charges Ronald Reagan signed racially restrictive covenants on two Los Angeles lots bought in 1941 and later extended to six neighboring parcels. Reagan denies knowledge, saying he never read the deeds and did not know of the restrictions. Governor Edmund Brown says he accepts Reagan’s television statement.
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Sacramento
Calif
Ronald Reagan
Charles Warren
Reagan
Warren
Los Angeles
Edmund Brown
Los Angeles County Recorder’s
U.S. Investment Co
Youth fined $25 for leaving scene of accident
Joe F. Schumacher aged 17 of 616 Robyn Lane NW was fined $25 plus costs on a charge of striking an unattended vehicle. Police said he left the scene after his car struck a parked auto in the 2000 block of Revenue NW at 2:29 a.m. Saturday. Municipal Judge Howard Mc Laughlin imposed the fine.
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Joe F. Schumacher
Robyn Lane
Schumacher
Howard McLaughlin
Petition Seeks Sidewalks in Independence Area
The Independence city council on Monday received a residents petition requesting sidewalks on Ninth Avenue SE leading to East Elementary School. The petition was sent to the sidewalk committee for action.
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Independence
Ninth Avenue SE
East Elementary
Sidewalk Committee For Action
Independence considers bridge bond for Wapsipinicon river
The council plans a November ballot asking voters if Independence should build a new bridge over the Wapsipinicon river and issue general obligation bonds for 120000. City Attorney William Klotz bach to draft the ballot. The airport committee may begin runway improvements as the airport fund drive approaches 9125 raised so far.
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William Klotzbach
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Truth-in-Packaging Bill Is Dealt Blow
Washington UPI The House Commerce Committee voted 13 to 6 to kill the Senate passed truth in packaging bill. Chairman Staggers said the action would be reconsidered next Tuesday.
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Washington
UPI
House Commerce Committee
Johnson
Staggers
D-W. Va
Peace Corps Arrives in Accra to Fill Teaching Gaps
Sixty seven U.S. Peace Corps volunteers landed in Accra on Tuesday night to replace vacancies left by an exodus of 100 Russian teachers after Ghana's February overthrow of President Kwame Nkrumah.
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Ghana
U.S. Peace Corps
Kwame Nkrumah
ABC STAGE '67 Color Premiere On Channel 9
The season’s standout program debuts in color at 9 PM Wednesday on Channel 9 ABC. The lively program promises television’s most talked about moments as viewers tune in for the new season showcase.
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ABC Stage
Channel 9
Breakthrough Topic Guides Scout Briefing in Iowa
Fifty career Scout executives from eight Iowa councils met at the Holiday Inn for a Breakthrough for Youth briefing. National officials outlined the program for executives from Dubuque Davenport Waterloo Ottumwa Burlington Des Moines Mason City Cedar Rapids. Cedar Rapids leaders Swails Pointer and Norrgard led discussions while Carl Bock planned a tour of the Cherry Boy Scout reservation. Growth prompts need for 500 Scout executives as Wayne Taylor continues interviews in Cedar Rapids.
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Dubuque
Davenport
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Ottumwa
Burlington
Des Moines
Mason City
Cedar Rapids
Norman E. Swails
Hawkeye
Terrence F. Pointer
James E. Norrgard
Carl V. Bock
Howard H. Cherry
Wayne Taylor
Local Cedar Rapids Gazette Ad Rates and AP News Policy
An 1883 Cedar Rapids Gazette notice outlines the paper’s address at 50 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids while noting a subscription rate of 23.40 per year and stating The Associated Press owns exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches printed in the paper.
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Associated Press
Cyprus forests fires found to be intentional say officials
The government announced evidence suggests six forest fires around Paphos were set Sunday night. It did not assign blame but noted Greek Cypriots aided firefighting while no Turkish volunteers joined. The feuding between Greek and Turkish communities has persisted since December 1963.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Paphos
U S Limits Saigon Street Presence After Hours
Saigon by AP U S military command restricts downtown passes to one third of unit members and requires all such personnel off the streets by 11 pm to reduce the American presence in Saigon after working hours, a spokesman said.
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Saigon
U. S
Sheppard Trial Set for Oct 18 in Cleveland
Judge Roy McMahon set Samuel Sheppard’s second murder trial for October 18. Neither side selected a trial judge yet as efforts to avoid conflicts of interest continue. Prosecution and defense oppose any judge running for re election, narrowing the candidate pool for the retrial.
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Cleveland
Roy McMahon
Samuel Sheppard
Sheppard
McMahon
John Corrigan
Love on a Rooftop Program Airs on KCRG Tonight
The station will broadcast the program Love on a Rooftop at 8 30 PM Tuesday on Color on KCRG TV Channel 9. The feature highlights hamburger recipes and cooking ideas.
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Kcrg-Tv
Channel 9
Rattling Dog Found To Have Loose Bearings
In London AP report seven month old Dobermann Jason swallowed scrap metal pieces including seven ball bearings and a curtain rail fixture. Vet surgery removed the items from stomach and intestines as owner James Gerard, a scrap metal merchant, hopes the dog stops craving metal. Jason is recovering.
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London
Jason
James Gerard
Ilford
Gerard
Boss Man Ted Welch Oversees Bank Service Delivery
Ted Welch as president focuses on ensuring customers receive banking services efficiently and cost effectively. He oversees operations to speed approvals and improve access to finance for clients.
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Ted Welch
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