Dirksen Predicts No Senate Vote on Fortas or Nuclear Treaty
Senate GOP leader Everett Dirksen said there will be no action this year on Abe Fortas’s nomination to the Supreme Court or the nuclear nonproliferation treaty. He argued cloture cannot pass and noted many would oppose it. He suggested Johnson move to withdraw Fortas and pressed that the treaty faces deep GOP-Democrat divide with no immediate vote anticipated.
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Dirksen
Fortas
Washington
Everett Dirksen
R-Ill
Senate
Abe Fortas
Johnson
Griffin
American University
American Bar Association
Judiciary Committee
White House
Clifford
Supreme Court
Nixon
Europe
Czechoslovakia
Hubert Humphrey
House
Vietnam
Grad Schools Open Amid Uncertain Draft Impact
Despite forecasts of empty campuses graduate schools report steady enrollments for 1968 69 with the draft's effect still unclear Educators expect the real impact to hit early next year as deferments vanish for most graduate students while some postponements may occur under advisory guidance from the Selective Service and local boards
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Washington
Congress
Lewis Hershey
Selective Service
Stu
Pentagon
End Dealings With Soviets Reagan Plea
Hollywood Governor Ronald Reagan urged a trade and communications quarantine of the Soviet Union. He called for halting the New York Moscow air service and cultural exchange programs to pressure Moscow after losing the Republican nomination. He opposed using military force to alter Soviet reforms in Czechoslovakia. He believed Agnew and Nixon were not excessively hard line on communism.
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Hollywood
Ronald Reagan
Soviet Union
New York-Moscow
Czechoslovakia
Reagan
United States
G.O.P
Spiro Agnew
Richard Nixon
Langford and Nazette To Speak to LCARC
Dr. Robert P. Langford administrator of the Linn County Health Center and Richard Nazette chairman of the board will address the Linn County Association for Retarded Children Monday at 7 30 p m in Hus Memorial Presbyterian church. The topic is New Horizons in Community Service.
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Robert P. Langford
Linn County Health Center
Richard Nazette
Linn County Assny
Hus Memorial Presbyterian Church
Nazelte
Langford
U S Formosa Talks Start With High Level Talks
Eugene Black, President Johnson's adviser on Asian economic problems, arrived Saturday for talks with Nationalist Chinese officials in Taipei as U S Formosa discussions begin.
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Taipe
UPD
Eugene Black
Johnson
Nasser predicts confrontation for Arab liberation
Cairo audience hears President Gamal Abdel Nasser pledge that liberation of territories seized by Israel is near. He hails the armed forces as the core of Egypt’s effort and warns the fight will face supporters of Israel, notably the United States, as he speaks at Cairo University during the Arab Socialist Union congress.
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Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Israel
Soviet Union
Nasser
Arab Socialist Union National Congress
Cairo University
Egypt
United States
Wallace Wins Claim of GOP Desegregation Deal in 1954
George Wallace told 10,000 at a Albany Georgia rally that the Republican Party arranged the 1954 school desegregation decision by appointing Earl Warren to the Supreme Court with Nixon and Eisenhower. He cited a Columbia South Carolina airport speech and insisted Warren was chosen to produce the ruling to gain votes, though he admitted no personal knowledge of the agreement.
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Albany, Ga
UPI
George Wallace
Republican Party
Richard Nixon
Earl Warren
Supreme Court
Lester ‘Maddox
Georgia
Wallace
Eisenhower-Nixon
South Georgia
G.O.P
Nixon
Warren
Columbia
S.C
Eisenhower- Nixon
Albany
Governor Commutes Two Life Sentences in Iowa
DES MOINES AP Gov Harold Hughes commuted to 90 years the life terms of two state penitentiary inmates making them eligible for parole. Howard Williams 27 convicted of rape in Lee county 1939 and Lowell Haenze 59 convicted of first degree murder in the same county in 1940.
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Des Moines
Harold Hughes
Howard Williams
Lee County
Lowell Haenze
Humphrey Defends Vietnam Plank and Dismisses Draft Protesters
Senator Humphrey criticized disruptors at campaign stops and dismissed draft card burners as juvenile. He aligned with the Democratic platform favoring a conditional Vietnam peace halt and affirmed no need to apologize to North Korea over the Pueblo incident. He said the United States can admit error if necessary but must tell the truth.
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Humphrey
Robert F. Kennedy
Eugene McCarthy
Johnson
Vietnam
Chicago
North Korea
U.S
Pueblo
United States
Aid to Indonesia Receives $385 Million Long-Term Credits
Finance ministry officials announced on Saturday that Indonesia has secured $385 million in long term credits from Western nations to be kept on reserve against future needs.
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Indonesia
Jakarta
UPT
Finance Ministry
Bank Women To Meet at Cedar Falls
About 100 women bank officers from Iowa will attend the National Association of Bank Women Inc meeting at the Holiday Inn Cedar Falls. Installations include Mrs. Arthur N. Hough as chairwoman and Mrs. Edwin C. Brehm as treasurer with speakers from banking and education backgrounds.
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Cedar Falls
Arthur N. Hough
Merchants National Bank
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
National Assn
Bank Women Inc
Edwin C. Brehm
Peoples Bank and Trust
Newhall
Earl Fillenworth
First National Bank
Marion
Frances McCarty
McCook, Neb
Holiday Inn
Eads Postevent
International City Bank and Trust Co
New Orleans
Lilli Ann Ayres
Modeling Assn. of America
Poitevent
America
Miss Ayres
Mavis Holmes
University of Northern Iowa
Aurelia Klink
Charles Dowler
First National Bank of
Mason City
Lucille Potts
Poweshiek County National Bank of
Grinnell
The
National Assn. of
Bank Women, Inc
Stanley Blasts Bomb Halt Idea
Burlington Republican Senate candidate David Stanley denounces Harold Hughes favored bombing halt in Vietnam. Stanley warns an unconditional halt would aid the enemy, invite a bigger war, and force a stronger U.S. response amid his Des Moines Nixon visit.
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Burlington
UPT
U.S. Senate
Vietnam
Harold Hughes
David Stanley
Hughes
Dick Nixon
Stanley
Des Moines
Nixon
South Vietnam
Hughes Nixon In Near Miss At Des Moines Airfield
At Des Moines municipal airport both campaigns moved with urgency as Republican nominee Richard Nixon and Democratic Senate hopeful Gov. Harold Hughes arrived almost simultaneously. Hughes departed for Washington on a chartered flight while Nixon's two-plane contingent landed within minutes of Hughes arrival.
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Des Moines
UPI
Richard Nixon
Harold Hughes
Iowa
U.S. Senate
Washington
Federal Aviation Authority
Hughes
Nixon
Noon Lions Club Speaker on Apollo Program at Roosevelt
Lee Wiltsey of North American Rockwell will speak Thursday noon at the Roosevelt hotel about the Apollo spacecraft project. Several other notices list open houses and club events at local venues including Tropic Lanes and Montrose hotel. A theft report notes a $150 tape recorder stolen from Jack Stevens home and a Boise woman reports a billfold taken at a Giant store. Collected items reflect community meetings, open houses, and local incidents in Cedar Rapids area.
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Noon Lions Club
Lee Wiltsie
North American Rockwell Corp
Roosevelt Hotel
Wally Miller
The
Cedar Rapids
Ad Club
Optimist Club
Lee Wiltsey
North American Aviation
Roosevelt
Montrose Hotel
Want Ads: Buy or Sell Quick Listings in Local Paper
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Oelwein Mayor to Open Music Store At Family Site
Oelwein mayor Sam Mazzioti and his sister Mary Prillo will close the family grocery started in 1911 and open a music store at the same location. They expect the new shop to open by November 1.
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