Gannon Hints at Gubernatorial Candidacy in Iowa
Town House minority leader Gannon, from Mingo, signaled a possible bid for governor in 1970. He urged action and proposed study committees, criticizing the current administration and tax policy while advocating workers’ and low-income protections and property tax relief through coordinated state progress.
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Gannon
C.R
Town House
Robert Ray William Gannon
D-Mingo
Labor
General Assembly
81-Year-Old Thang Elected President of North Vietnam
Radio Hanoi reports Thang, disciple of Ho Chi Minh and longtime vice president, named acting president after Ho Chi Minh's death and elected Tuesday by Hanoi's national assembly to succeed him. Nguyen Luong Bang named vice president. Bang heads the Vietnam Workers party central committee. Thang, born 1888 in Long Xuyen, studied communism in France, joined Viet Minh in 1945, and later held state minister role. He won Lenin Peace Prize in 1995 and served with the French navy in his early years.
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Tokyo
UPIY
Thang
Chi Minh
North Vietnam
Radio
Hanoi
National Assembly
Nguyen Luong Bang
Bang
Vietnam Workers Party
Communist
Long Xuyen
South Vietnam
Saigon
France
French Communist Party
Indo China
Ho Chi Minh
Viet Minh
Windsor
England
UPT
East Germany
West Germany
Plan Counseling System For Avoiding the Draft
MIAMI AP A plan to organize draft counseling on college campuses claims to aid the poor and Black students. Bob Kuntz, statewide New party coordinator, says counselors offer peaceful services to obtain draft-exempt status through programs like the Peace Corps and ROTC, while opposing violence and riots on campuses.
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Miami
Up Ari
Kuntz
Florida
Arejever
ROTC
New Party
Pollution Cuts Atlantic Fish Stocks Diminishing
Teeland's foreign minister Emil Johnson warned the United Nations General Assembly that North Atlantic fish stocks are shrinking due to oil pollution. He urged the international community to agree on an effective regime for suboceanic areas to ensure their resources benefit mankind.
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United Nations
UPI
Teeland
North Atlantic
Emil Johnson
General Assembly
Suspect Escapes After Copper Theft Arrest Attempt
Raymond officers pursued Michael Good 28 of Waterloo after a copper wire theft at a Raymond lumber yard. He fled into a corn field when approached near 2 a.m. deputies halted the search about 9 a.m. Raymond lies east of Waterloo.
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Raymond
Michael Good
Waterloo
Farmer Killed in Tractor Accident Nearby Theft Probe
Herbert Slevers, 62, a Walnut area farmer, was killed when his tractor overturned during a breakin investigation near Avoca. Charles Avoca, 34, is being held in connection with the thefts and the incident. Authorities seek to question additional suspects as the case unfolds.
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Good
Charles Avoca
UPI
Wal- Arsenault
Oelwein and West Union
Herbert Slevers
Walnut
Avoca
Wisconsin Governor Finds No State Job Via Computer
Madison dispatch reports Warren Knowles fed his qualifications into the state employment service job finding computer to learn about available posts. The machine quickly processed the data and informed the No. 1 official there were no state jobs matching his credentials.
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Madison
UPI
Sur
Warren Knowles
State ‘Employment Service
Wisconsin
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