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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1967

Page

2

Reds Open Shelling of Delta Gas

Communists shell U S Ninth Infantry headquarters and four SW Vietnamese camps in the Mekong delta. Sixteen Americans wounded as U S air strikes hit targets in North Vietnam. Air force and navy pilots attack Hoa Lac Mig field Haiphong bridge and Haiphong missile defenses. Red mortar fire drives sporadic night actions with losses heavy on the attacker.

Saigon Mekong Delta U. S. Ninth Infantry Division North Vietnam Hoa Lac Hanoi Haiphong My Tho Can Tho Air Force U. S Dong Tam South Vietnam Hai Lang Demilitarized Zone

Service Tax Approved Amid Debate In Iowa House

A legislative rules committee approved the state's new 3 percent service tax rules with minor dissent. Rep. Elizabeth Shaw criticized the advertising tax as vague and urged the tax commission to clarify the law. Rep. Ray Bailey defended new construction exemptions to avoid stifling industry. Tax collection starts at midnight Sunday.

Des Moines Town Tax Commission Legislative Rules Review Committee Elizabeth Shaw R-Davenport Richard Turner Ray Bailey D-Clarion Bailey Iowa Tax Commission Earl Burrows, Jr T. M. Ingersoll Cedar Rapids Cal

Regency Towers to rise in Iowa City approved permit

An $300,000 permit allows construction of a 1 story apartment building named Regency Towers on East Jefferson street south of Central Junior high. Iowa City Associates of Chicago develop and Kinderknecht Construction Co. Cedar Rapids build. Council approved under the large scale residential ordinance.

Cer Iowa East Jefferson Street Central Junior High School Regency Towers Iowa City Associates Chicago Kinderknecht Construction Co Cedar Rapids Frank Smiley Court-Melrose Mercer Park Smiley Fier Swarey

Johnson Seeks Peace Talks With Ho Chi Minh

President Johnson declared the United States ready to negotiate now with North Vietnam to end the war. He warned Hanoi against misreading domestic dissent and pledged to press forward, citing allied progress and Asian leaders backing U.S. resolve. The remarks, made at a National Legislative Conference, emphasized readiness to talk with Ho Chi Minh and other state chiefs.

San Antonio Jobgggpy North Vietnam Ho Chi Minh Johnson Hanoii Hanoi Vietnam U. S National Legislative Conference Tans Secre

Attempt To Buy Hoffa Trial Raised In Louisiana Probe

Three Louisiana grand juries probe Cosa Nostra activity. A East Baton Rouge indictment charges D Alton Smith with attempting to arrange a middleman to secure a new Hoffa trial in a $1 million scheme. Smith faces up to five years and a $1000 fine.

Baton Rouge Cosa Nostra Louisiana James R. Hoffa Teamsters Union East Baton Rouge Parish D'Alton Smith John McKeither Hoffa Smith New Orleans Los Angeles Orleans Parish Grand Jury Carlos Marvella Marce Metairie The

Police Cleared In Riot Deaths In New York

A grand jury found no basis to indict two police officers who fatally shot two people during the Spanish Harlem riots this summer in New York City.

New York

Giver of Phony Address Sought In Palmer Death

NY state and UPI report a 6ft tall man with a Pittsburgh address rented an olive green sedan 12 hours after Socialite Dorothy Palmer was slain in Morristown. He gave a fake address and claimed a ski lift injury to explain his wounds.

Palmer Morristown UPI Pittsburgh Dorothy Palmer Frank Scerbo Margaret Greer Thomas J. Foyke Talmadge Drive

Wolfson Is Convicted in Stock Sale Case

New York AP report says financier Louis Wolfson and associate Elkin Gerbert were convicted on 19 counts for conspiring to illegally sell about 690000 Continental Enterprises shares from 1960 to 1962. Trial revealed prices fell from 8 to 1.50, with potential penalties up to 95 years and $95,000 fines each.

New York Louis Wolfson Elkin Gerbert Wolfson Miami Beach Gerbert Jacksonville Continental Enterprises, Inc Continental Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp Edmond Palmieri Securities and Exchange Commission Wolfson and

Truck Grane Rips Bus Killing 15 Students

A heavy truck with a crane fixed toppled onto a bus carrying British students returning from India. Fifteen students died and seven were injured, with only five escaping unharmed. The crane crushed the upper side of the bus as it struck.

Zagreb Yugoslavia India

Kirk calls for McNamara resignation over Vietnam plan

Florida Governor Claude Kirk branded Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara an international symbol of half measures. He criticized the Vietnam policy as a McNamaginot line and urged resignation, urging clear hard answers about troop levels and costs to restore public and military confidence.

Little Rock Ark Florida Claude Kirk Defense McNamara Kirk Ted South Vietnam la Namara McNamara Defence G.O.P Arkansas Louisiana Georgia Kentucky McNamaginot Defense

Johnson signs $70 billion defense bill at ranch

President Johnson signed the record defense appropriation at his Texas ranch, warning that Congress may again be needed for extra Vietnam War funds. He cited a $1.6 billion cut and objections to a British ship ban, stressing support for U S armed forces and continued British-U S defense cooperation. He urged McNamara to find alternatives to sustain the Anglo American defense commitment.

Johnson City Texas UPI Johnson Congress U. S Robert McNamara U. S. Navy J Johnson America United Kingdom Britain McNamara

Mother of Nixon Dies in California Nursing Home

Hannah Nixon, 82, mother of former Vice President Richard Nixon, died today in a Whittier nursing home where she had resided for two years after long illness. Her husband died in 1956. Nixon was in New York. aides planned flight arrangements to California.

Whittier Calif Hannah. Nixon Richard Nixon Wes New York California

Today's Chuckle

A light quip notes that patient driving today reduces future medical visits. The pun links patience with health care, suggesting calm behavior lowers tomorrow's need for treatment.

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