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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1967

Page

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No Letup in Rio Grande Flood Fury

Harlingen Texas endures relentless Rio Grande flood waters after Beulah driven deluge batters lower valley. More than 200 homes inundated, damage topping 1 billion as 44 dead regionwide and tens of thousands homeless across two nations. Evacuations continue with sandbagging and guards nearby as river remains near crest.

Rio Grande Harlingen Beulah Texas-Mexican Gulf Coast Texas Mexico Yucatan Peninsula Red Cross Camargo Matamoros Arroyo Colorado Madero International Boundary and Water Commission National Guard Texas Tuberculosis Hospital Arroyo Joe Tucker Boundary Commission

Mysterious Poisoning Fatal to 11 Children in Ti Juana

Eleven children died in Ti Juana amid an apparent poisoning outbreak near the San Diego border. More than 200 people hospitalized as dairy operators and milk supplies are questioned. Authorities found milk in stomachs but wait for chemical analysis. some speculate a chemical poison rather than infection.

Tijuana Mexico San Diego Hector Valdivia Valdivia Askew

Restudy Raises Edgewood Road Bridge Cost Share

Cedar Rapids will pay 60.3 percent of the Edgewood road bridge project and Linn county 39.7 percent under a revised plan. total cost climbs from 1.5 million to 2.18 million due to new safety standards higher construction and engineering costs and an added overflow structure near Ellis park.

Linn County Edgewood Road Cedar Rapids Bill Harrington Harrington Ellis Park

City crews remove junipers after Cannon dispute

Salem officials cut 28 young junipers at the 12th and Cannon Streets intersection following complaints about vision. The trees removed were on the south side and belonged to Robert Cannon, a city councilman.

Salem, Ore 12Th Cannon Streets Robert Cannon

Child Discovered Under Wreckage After Truck Crash

In Cresco an accident involving a panel truck and a milk truck left Sally Hurst two years old trapped under the overturned vehicle. Her sister Peggy three and mother Mrs Ralph Hurst Jr were hospitalized. Sally survived but unconscious. Driver Virgil Samek of Protivin faces a stop sign violation charge.

Sally Peggy Ralph Hurst Jr Cresco

New Storm Threatens Fishing Grounds Off Lake Michigan

FRANKFORT Mich UPI A fresh storm moved toward Lake Michigan Coho grounds as at least seven men died in the weekend squall. The coast guard urged fishermen to return home while authorities search about 20 missing from Saturday. Lt Ward Lewis warned of a looming front and criticized the failure to heed warnings as boats capized. The coast guard said it cannot force boats back.

Frankfort Mich Lewis Coast Guard

West Berlin Mayor Quits Amid Uproar Over Policy

West Berlin Mayor Heinrich Albertz resigned under fire from all sides after less than a year in office. He followed Willy Brandt as city leader and faced protests from externist students over shop closing times and visits by the Shah of Iran and Vice-president Humphrey.

Leaflet Drop Slated for North Vietnam Misfires in Saigon Plan

A U.S. military miscue released outdated propaganda leaflets on a village north of the DMZ after B 52 strikes. The leaflets claimed defections and urged rally to South Vietnam, but the numbers and target were misdated and not meant for North Vietnamese civilians.

Demilitarized Zone South Vietnam Republic of Vietnam U.S U.S. Information North Vietnam

Britain calls for immediate peace talks on Vietnam

British Foreign Secretary George Brown urged immediate peace talks at the United Nations, urging a Geneva framework for settlement and accusing Hanoi of rejecting negotiation. He criticized lack of progress and pressed for a rapid reopening of the Suez Canal and a UN role in the Middle East. He also condemned violence against diplomats in Peking and maintained China should have a UN seat.

Rusk Gromyko New York Vietnam Geneva Rusk-Gromyko Glassboro N. J United Nations George Brown Ior Hanoi General Assembly Brown U.S Soviet Union Britain Andrei Gromyko Brown and Secretary of State Dean Rusk France Maurice Couve de Murville U Thant North Vietnam Middle East Israel Suez Canal Mediterranean Red Seas U.N United Nations Organization Red Guard Peking China

Frost Expected After Spring Rain In Iowa

Heavy rains moved through Cedar Rapids Tuesday morning as a strong cold front brought a rapid temperature drop from 72 to 58. Forecasters warned of a major frost across northern Iowa and central plains with overnight lows in the 30s, followed by cooler but fair weather on Wednesday.

Iowa News Cedar Rapids Dubuque Iowa Weather Bureau Rockies Great Plains Northern Plains Central Rockies Central Plains Minnesota

Five U S Planes Shot Down Over North Vietnam

AP dispatch from Tokyo reports five U S planes downed in North Vietnam on Tuesday, three over Haiphong, as Con Thien losses climb with 63 Americans killed this month. U S bombers drop 600000 pounds of explosives on gun pits while skirmishes flare along the northern frontier.

Tokyo Hanoi U.S North Vietnam Haiphong Con Thien Reds South Vietnam Panhandle Demilitarized Zone Cam Pha

Man Rescued From Tree After 58 Days in Philippines

Filipino farmer Quirino Berja, 48, was plucked by a Marcos ordered helicopter from a 60 foot palm tree after 58 days aloft to avoid killers of his son Salvador, 29. He resisted at first but was evacuated to an airbase for a checkup. Relatives kept him stocked with supplies. two suspects in the son's death were later released on bond.

Salvador Berta

Marines Hold Con Thien Under Heavy Fire

In Vietnam near Con Thien U.S. Marines endured the heaviest Communist bombardment since Dien Bien Phu. They answered with ten shells for every one fired, as more than 1,000 shells struck the outpost. Two Marines were killed and 202 wounded with enemy losses believed high.

Saigon U.S Con Thien Vietnam Dien Bien Phu

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UPI Photo Paul Recer Tucker Jorge Salas Cepeda Pedro Luna Sanchez Luna Sanchez Calonia Libertad James Askew Calif Today's Index Edgewood Rd Cedar Rapids News Sally Hurst Ask Fishing Ground West Berlin Tom Buckley New York Times News Service Navy Base Indo China Navy Cua Viet Morton Mansfield Dong Hoi Berja George McArthur
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