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Newspaper
Citizen Times
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1966
Page
2
Walter Gormly critique on newsmen bias in Vietnam coverage
Walter Gormly argues that U.S. media dehumanize the enemy in Vietnam, inflaming public support for bombing and decimation. He cites Los Angeles Times and NY Times reports, calls for restraint, and warns newsmen distort and suppress facts to praise killings. He signs as editor of Newsman's Gadfly.
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Vietnam
Los Angeles Times
Louis B. Fleming
Karl Marx
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
U.S
Jack Fossie
Alvin Friedman
Hanoi
John W. Finney
NY Times
Max Franke
John G. Norris
Washington Post
Bernard Gwertzman
Washington Evening Star
Defense Department
Nature
Walter Gormly
Newsman
P.o.box
Mt. Vernon
Iowa
Mrs. Hattie Stoneking Succumbs After Generous Life in Lisbon
Mrs. Hattie E. Stoneking of Lisbon died January 22 1966 at the home of her daughter in Denver Colorado. A longtime midwife sewing and hair cutting for needy children she raised a large family and hosted neighbors for coffee and Pinochle. She was born September 11 1885 in Cedar Rapids Iowa married Thomas R. Stoneking in 1904 and was active in the Hill City Rebekah Lodge for fifty years. Funeral services were held January 26 at Morgan Funeral Home Lisbon with burial in Lisbon Cemetery.
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Hattie
Hattie E. Stoneking
Lisbon
William Butler
Denver
Colorado
Cornell College
James and
Alice Coster
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Thomas R. Stoneking
Harold Ralph
Springville
Glenn
Foreston
Clarence
Harley
Monticello
Helen McConaughy
Vernon
Alice Butler
Stoneking
Hill City Rebekah Lodge
Noble Grand Association
R and N
Harold
Morgan Funeral Home
Omar Petterson
Jesse James in Iowa 1871 Corydon bank heist tale
The Corydon bank robbing spree in 1871 by Jesse James and kin is recounted with focus on the lucky vault access, a vigilant clerk, and the aftermath. It notes later Iowa-linked crimes, inclining toward Jesse’s missteps and a rumored Adair train robbery in 1873, hinting Iowa as a risky chapter.
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Jesse
James
Frank
Corydon
Iowa
Hawkeye States
Wayne County
Desperado
Wais
Adair
Rock Island
Jesse James
Jessee
John Dillinger
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Wilson SW
Ray
Cedar Memorial
Davis Cleaners
Cedar Hills
Boston
Hattie EB
John Eastman
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