State Survey To Probe C R Employment Needs
An intensive two day analysis of Cedar Rapids employment needs will be conducted by the Iowa Manpower Development Council staff. About 150 employers will be contacted to assess participation in on the job training programs. Patricia Powers will head the survey team with Frank Smith and Linda Dickison assisting.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa Manpower Development Council
Patricia Powers
Des Moines
Frank Smith
Marengo
Linda Dickison
Department of Labor
State Employment Office
Area Ten Community College
Mary McCalester
Dickison
Iowa
Powers
Waterloo
Public Safety Contest Loses One Candidate
One announced candidate for the commissioner of public safety withdrew Tuesday. Delmer A. Duffy of 1207 Sioux drive NW said he would not file nomination papers, choosing to stay in his current job to better assist the Muscular Dystrophy Association. There are 11 other announced candidates for the post.
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Commissioner of Public Safety
Delmer A. Duffy
Sioux Drive
Duffy
Brooklyn Detective Cleared in Grand Jury Shooting
The Brooklyn grand jury declined to indict Detective John Rattley after he shot 14 year old Richard Ross during an incident on a Bedford Stuyvesant street. Rattley testified he and other officers saw Ross helping others mug a white man and the youth fled when the shot was fired.
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New York
Brooklyn
John Rattley
Richard Ross
Samuel Samuels
Rattley
Bedford-Stuyvesant
El Kahir Plans 400 Members to Shrine Ceremonial
El Kabir Shrine will send 400 members headed by Potentate George W. Clifford to the Central States Shrine ceremonial in San Francisco. The event coincides with a San Francisco ballot question on Vietnam withdrawal, certified after petitions exceeded the required signatures for the November municipal election.
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el Kahir
Iowa
Nebraska
Missouri
Colorado
Kansas
Arkansas
Oklahoma
George W. Clifford
el Kabir Shrine
Central States
San Francisco
Assa
U.S
Vietnam
Board of Supervisors
United States
Senate approves missile defense start in vast military bill
The Senate passed a $2.28 billion military authorization by 74 to 3, including the start on Nike X antimissile sites and radar launchers. The bill funds Vietnam and Southeast Asia construction, housing, and bases, with later compromise needed for final appropriation. Senators Cooper Ellender Morse voted no.
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Senate
Washington
Johnson
House
Henry Jackson
D. Wash
Jackson
Senate, Armed Services Committee
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
John Sherman Cooper
R.-Ky
Allen Ellender
D.-La
Wayne Morse
D.-Ore
Bandits Rob Milan Bank In Deadly six Mile Chase
Police hunted three bank robbers who fled Milan after spraying bullets at civilians and police. Three civilians were killed and 19 injured during a six mile car chase through Milan streets, as one robber was captured with loot.
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Milan
Italy
Rome
Bank of Naples
Libero Mazza
Adriano Rovoletto
Mazza
Virgilio Oddone
Francesco de Rosa
Giorgio Grossi
Qualified endorsement for wiretap bill from U S Judicial Conference
The U S Judicial Conference backs a McClellan wiretapping bill with court approval, notes it must fit Supreme Court standards. It also contrasts Edward Long’s national security only bill and stresses revisions to meet high court guidance from last June. The conference met in private to evaluate current bills.
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Washington
U.S. Judicial Conference
Supreme Court
Senate
John McClellan
D-Ark
Johnson Administration
Edward Long
D-Mo
Congress
McClellan
Gear resigns as Iowa planning director for Stanley Consultants
Ronald J. Gear announced his resignation as state planning director for the Iowa Development Commission on Tuesday to join Stanley Consultants, Inc., of Muscatine, as a staff member.
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Muscatine (Ap
Ronald J. Gear
Iowa Development Commission
Stanley Consultants, Inc
Muscatine
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