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Mount Pleasant News (Newspaper) - May 29, 1970, Mount Pleasant, Iowa
A f 5 4 Jap i Mahdi we who was thees Man from Cross the sea who gave bees life dear god for me it say he die fore i was born Here in thees land of Normandy. It say he come from u. S. A. Just the Enki just theek a How far away to show my thanks for thees Brave frien for Hees dear land i now do Pray a William Rit the it pleasant new Section one three sections vol. 92, no. 127_ Mil pleasant Iowa Friday evening May 29, 1970_____________________ Price 10 cents these Days by John Chamberlain the soviet May Day slogans woo the arabs the soviet May Day slogans As Analysed by radio Liberty a Christian Duevel contain a most ominous note. It used to be that the slogans spoke of moving a under the Banner of marxism leninism uni a the leadership of the communist party Forward along the Leninist Road to they also hailed communism As a the Bright future of Mankind but this last May i there was a switch. The new slogans tribute to the a militant marxist Leninist Vanguard of the working class and of All toilers tile steadfast fighters against imperialism for peace democracy National Independence and to the casual Reader the substitution of the word a a socialism for a a a communism May seem like a distinction without a difference. But or. Duevel who has been a most trustworthy analyst and Prophet Ever the years does no to see it that Way. He links the change to Moscow a interest in the Arab israeli conflict. Many of the soviet unions friends abroad he says do not share the goal of communism whether Bright or not with the russians. In particular the Arab world abhors communism for local consumption the Nasse rites Are All Lor a peace democracy National in dependence and socialism a but they done to go beyond that. The socialism they espouse is something called a Arab socialism a not the marxist Leninist variety. Too Moscow a willingness to adapt its slogans to the arabs comes at a time when soviet adventurism in the Middle East is beginning to remind More than one commentator of Premier Khrushchev s move into Cuba with Long distance missiles. Last week at a dinner meeting in Hartford conn., an organization called be Connecticut gun Guild presented a rare old Kentucky muzzle loading Rifle to the israeli government. The weapon which might have commanded hundreds of dollars on the auction Market is destined for the Israel defense forces museum in Tel Aviv. The evening was predominantly one of Good Fellowship but when colonel Uri carom the israeli assistant air Force and naval attach in Washington started speaking there was a somber hush in the Hall. The israeli air Force he said has had to put All of Egypt off limits save for a narrow strip along the Suez canal. The soviets have covered Alexandria Cairo and the Aswan dam Region with the redoubtable Sam-3 anti aircraft missiles which do not allow for Surprise raids at any Altitude whether High or Low. And the Sam-3s Are manned by expert soviet Crews. Along with the soviet migs now banding on egyptian airfields ready to take off against israeli planes should they threaten the Sam-3 Lites in any Way. This Means that the Arab buildup against Israel can go unchecked. Israel has Bren deprived of the ability to make preventive warfare the conditions that made Swift Victory in the six Day War possible in 15 67 Are no longer there. The preparation for a combined soviet egyptian operation against Israel May Stop Short of completion if the soviet economic condition is As bad As one hears it is. Nevertheless the russian people Are currently being a a conditioned for War in the Middle East. Pravda has taken to printing Long background pieces about Arab so Tot Friendship. The a Many egyptian Young men and women who Are studying in the soviet Union a Are hailed. A in the current year a says pravda a six Hundred Young Arab specialists will Complete higher education in the user and at the tame time one Hundred and forty Arab scholars Are to defend dissertations for advanced degrees in our country. Too More and More it is appearing that president Nixon a failure to Send those phantom jets to Israel was a prime boo boo. The soviets took Secretary of state William Rogerss peace offering As a sign of indecision and weakness instead of picking up the Nixon Rogers Olive Branch Moscow proceeded to raise the number of its military Mon in Egypt from some three a thousand to ten thousand. Our error in trying to placate the soviets in the Middle East is All the More astounding because Richard Nixon is a close student of communist strategies dating Back to his connection with the hrs Chambers Case. He has been criticized for not listening to Rogers on the cambodian strategy. It would have been Normandy tweety is x years after nine 4-h members will i \ attend state conference a there s a new world coming Quot your neighbors panel is Active in is the theme of the 1970 state 4-h local and state Church work was i conference and nine county 4-ii a member of the Iowa civil right members will attend the state wide commission and is listed in who a event. Its scheduled for the Iowa who of american women. My. State University Campus june to Goldman has authored two books 13. Les Schoffelman. Henry and Des i and was appointed this year As ?4oines county 4-h youth Leader special assistant to the president lated the county delegates As Fol in human rights at Waldorf collies Dave Rodgers Susan Peter Ege. Lied units Cut link in Early trading Stock Market prices show7 Small gain Stanley visits Here today new York up a Stock pric Over Holiday weekend Between 350-450 persons will die in nation s traffic son. John Scott Steve gelding John blow Donna Lauer Amy Boal Jennifer Long amp chorus Delegate Becky Shook. Leaders Are mrs. Dale Cam Mack Salem and Les Schoffelman it. Pleasant. Schoffelman said the 1970 conference will focus on social issues and social responsibility. Delegates will hear speakers and participate in discussions in the area of human rations and personal responsibility. Some of the speakers scheduled for the conference Are or. Robert Coutts head of the Bureau of coun a a Ling at Parsons College Bruce Meeks Keokuk Junior High school principal Art Johnson Iowa state i University Extension sociologist or Charles Gratto Iowa state University Extension economist and or. Roger Coulson head of the Isu child development department these speakers will Deal with topics i in pollution population problems. Inman relations education and morality. Republican congressional candidate Dave Stanley of Muscatine Aas in it. Pleasant Friday morning for his Twenty first visit to Henry county in his Campaign for i and 450 Pennon will die in the a and lectured for nearly 20 years in . Congress. He was accompanied j Tiona a traffic during the memorial tile area of human relations. She is throughout the first District today Day weekend beginning 6 pm. To a member of the Des Moines a know Keynoter for the state meeting will be mrs. Max Goldman Forest Chicago up a Between 350 City homemaker who has travelled other conference participants include a panel of High school and College students Larry Audlehelm Sui student from Osceola Carolyn Green Sui student from Waterloo Jean Paul High school student from Creston and Jim Schmidt High school student from Boone these students will help conduct the session on education. The wrap up speaker for this cards conference will lie or. Elmer Schwieder us professor of family environment. This will be or. Sch Wiedera a fifth year As a conference speaker. Too one of the conference highlights will be the election of new state 4-h officers. Delegates will hear two speeches from the candidates before toe election and then each county will participate in the voting procedure. Other key events scheduled Are performances by the state 4-h chorus and band and the conference party. About 209 delegates will arrive in Ames two Days Early to participate in pre conference activities. Henry county pre conference delegates Are Susan Peterson and Dave Rodgers. The pre conference delegates prepared to take leadership roles with their county delegations after they arrive on june to. Highway Saigon up communist units operating in Cambodia Cut the Highway link Between Saigon and phenom penh today and thrust again into the province capital of prey Veng amid reports their death toll in the allies Cross Border offensive has parsed 10,000. Military sources in Saigon and spokesmen in phenom penh said guerrilla demolition experts knocked out a major two Span Bridge on Highway i Between the two capitals at 3 a.in., cutting traffic 60 Miles East of phenom penh at the town of Svay Rieng. Almost simultaneously Viet Cong and North vietnamese troop were said to have stormed into prey Veng 35 Miles East of phenom penh for the second successive Day. Battling government troops in the streets. The cambodian soldiers held the Center of the City. Tile fighting came As military spokesmen said . Helicopter gunships mistakenly fired into a group of Allied soldiers thursday in Cambodia wounding 39 South vietnamese troops and one american adviser. An investigation was ordered. Allied military our is in Saigon Aid 10.481 communist troops have been killed in Cambodia the first Rex it exceeding 10 000 u. A losses were placed at 227 dead and 847 wounded with South vietnamese As Altif at 524 killed and 2,236 wounded. Pour other smaller cambodian owns urge reported still in Viet Cong and North vietnamese Bandi Taing Kasang 75 Miles North of he capital plus Katie stung Treng and sen Montrom. All on the East Bank of the melt no River. . Headquarter in Saigon re ported Only one what it termed \ significant encounter r involving american troops in Cai ipod Ian the killing of 51 communist troops thursday 103 mile. North of Saigon most of them by helicopter gunships no i losses were Given. Is showed a Small gain through ear by his District Campaign chair night and ending Midnight sunday by trading today but gave no Evi Man Keith Vetter of Washington. The National safety Council says Dence they would swing to the Diz-1 a a we be taken government Back to the Council said thursday 18,000 dying Heights of the past two Days the people and re opened channels j t0 20.c00 other persons May suffer of communication with our door to disabling injuries during the 54-trading was at a Low key because do a or visits throughout the District a hour weekend. Said Stanley. Many traders and investors were away from Wall Street for the memorial Day Holiday. I Council president Howard Pyle Stanley Lias personally gone to urged motorists to plan ahead More than 1,000 Homes to ask Cit make sure they Are physically fit h s commencement held exercises by the end of the first hour and i is their views on National prob not tire themselves and avoid a the Vances held a Small gain Over de Lewis. His wife Jean and teenage abusive use of alcohol Clines but the Dow Jones Industrial daughter Becky have visited at least was 4,000 More Homes. A the people we have visited Tell average a Blue Chip segment off More than 3 Points. It had soar the Council also gave several tips on How to avoid other injuries Dur so anal candidate has taken the time to ask their opinions a said Stanley. A we have a new a concerned maed More than 52 Points in the Pastu this is the first time a Cong res j ing the Holiday period two sessions. Analysts suggested that profit Laking was playing a part in the ac-1 of Ritya of americans a said Stanley tion of the Market. They also said a they Are concerned about How the Market May be ready for some Vyff Are going to solve our problems corrective action and the Holiday Congress keeps failing to meet once in the Back Yard be careful j Swink Junior class officers the a to keep them away from water eve Roon and Gold Robe Clad seniors Cottrell gymnasium was filled the seniors crossed the Flower and with friends and relatives of the j Fern banked platform and received 170 graduates As 1970 commence j their diplomas and traditional handshake from or. Nesbitt assisted by or. Formanek. As the recessional a War March of the priests a was played by mrs. Ment exercises began thursday eve Ning. When using electrical Appli-1 led by John Green and Paula in a wet Patio surface. I entered the gym As mrs. Richard Garrels the audience stood As a last tribute to senior students and in recognition of the Young adults do not drink if you will be Garrels organist played the a leaving Mph As the graduating sunday baccalaureate and monday commencement ceremonies at Iowa West Jan College will be held in this tent located Between the . Memorial building and student Union on Campus. If the weather is dry the tent will be used As shown with flaps up otherwise Side haps will be lowered to keep commencement goers dry. Weekend could work against a further Advance. The volume of around five million snares was running Well below thursdays Pace. Prices were mixed in moderate turnover on the american Stock Exchange with advances slightly ahead of declines. Receive degrees from Iowa state terse verse by a. C. Gordon Ames a a class of 1.920 students was graduated today Friday May 29 at Iowa state University a 99th annual commencement exercises. Henry county students receiving their degrees were it. Pleasant. James w. Hogan or. Engineering swimming. A keep Camp Sites tidy and build fires in Damp spots. A chock boats for leaks and car j by life preservers Check fuel sup j ply. A keep toes and fingers away from Lawnmower Blades. Miliar a pomp and circumstance Quot. The audience remained standing for the invocation by senior Terry i Payne the Maroon and Gold singers directed and acc moaned Byers. Marabelle Magnuson Sang j the a Battle hymn of the Republic. Class of 1970 pull $50,000 jewel robbery Knox found guilty on charges two officers face charges news will not publish saturday the i. Pleasant news will not j a published saturday in Obser 1 a failure does in every instance pursue the line of least persistence. Operations Rex a. Thomas com Vance of memorial Day. Financial Pater science pm. D. Calf Wilson applied design. Linda met j institutions government offices and Art Interior j most business firms will also be closed. Taking place of the usual commencement speeches Judy Logan Laurel Allender Jennifer Bontrager and ass student Gletty Perez presented a dialogue called a the Challenge to live. Using a hypothetical situation the three Mph senior Honor students represented the terminal student one who will attend a vocational technical school and a student headed for College. Their conversation included opportunities in each level of education and potential for the future As miss Perez compared educational areas in the . And her Homeland of Uruguay. The conclusion reached by the group was that once the graduate has realized his potential and determined his interests and aptitudes any Field of Endeavor offers an equal a Challenge to live. Des Moines up i a Charles Knox of Des Moines was found guilty thursday night by a Polk county District court jury of two dents spent their graduation Clay in Misdemeanour charges in connection Hereford Tex. Up a two of Hereford High schools top Stu jail charged with pulling a $50,000 jewel robbery. Police said Neal Duncan and it. Benn i my a. A up it a two highly decorated officers have been charged with attempted murder for instructing their troops to fire into at a Des Moines vietnamese Homes the army has announced. The officers were identified As Knox 25. Identified As a former capt Vincent n. Hartman 34, of with incidents Park april 13, 1969 Harold Nanninga broke into the Spangler diamonds ltd., store by Black Panther Leader was found Scranton pa., and 1st it. Robert lowering a Nylon rope ladder from guilty of illegal use of sound equip g i be or 22, of Springfield to. The skylight and then dropping 25 ment and of disturbing the peace. Tlle incidents were alleged to feet to the floor. A i think they done a Damn Good sentence of 30 Days in jail or a Job a said Potter county sheriffs $100 Fine. Each violation carries a maximum Hay occurred on june 15, 1969. In the Mekong Delta area of South Deputy Stoney Jackson. A they wiped us out a said store owner Bob Spangler. Quot they got Between $30,000 and $50,000.�?� the merchandise was not insured. Hereford police recovered the Vietnam and had no connection sentencing was set by District with the alleged my Lai massacre judge Gibson Holliday for june 5. Knox was arrested on four charges following incidents at Goode Park in Des Moines. He was stolen jewels thursday stuffed in found guilty last May by municipal three Pillow cases under a wooden judge Howard Brooks on All four Bridge across from the Hereford charges but Knox appealed the cemetery. Verdict to District court. An army spokesman said the two were charged with a attempted murder of human beings. By ordering members of their command to fire into building. Used for human an investigation was ordered to determine if the two officers will stand a general court martial. Keith Klyn received a number of scrapbooks from Kathy Young Esther Klyn mrs. James Morrison Tim Stookesberry and Chris Casey. Third Grade students present scrapbooks school age children at Mhz. The Madole Mark Dvorsky. Julie Christ class also presented scrapbooks to Teresa Wellington Harry Hayward or. Lynn Byrne for the enjoyment of children who Are patients at Henry county memorial Hospital. Members of level Iii Joplin Reading group at Van Allen school have been making scrapbooks of the cartoons and jokes in their weekly readers. They Are presenting some of their books to or. Keith Klyn for the More to the Point if he had never listened to Rogers at All. Distributed by King features Syndicate other members of the Reading group Are Laurie Hoover Debra Michelson Tim Jermier Denise Jacobs Robyn Burns John Collins Shelly Kirk grog Graber Robin Terry Thornton barbra Moore Bill Roederer Gale Wathen John Pettinger Sherry Barnes Renee Birdsell Beverly Borders Larry Greenfield Jeff Hensen Connie Manning Gloria Martin Jim Nau and Mark Waters. Their teacher is mrs. James Morrison. Following the dialogue. Miss Perez thanked the school and Community for her year at Mph saving she would never forget her experience. Refusing to say Good Bye. Gletty chose a Shasta la Vista Quot until later for her Farewell. Dennis Hinkle senior and president of Mph student Council was called to the stage and the flags of Uruguay and the United states were exchanged As Dennis thanked Gletty wished her Well and stated Uruguay had Good reason to be proud of their representative. A trumpet quartet composed of Martin Neubauer. Van Rommel. Bill Bergren and Scott Boal. Mph students directed by Keith Thomas played a Csc Herzina by i Fitzgerald. Principal Richard Van Tuyl presented eighteen graduates of the1 Mph class of 1920 and their principal present for the ceremonies. Before introducing superintendent Robert Furmanek who presented the class to the Board of education. Miles Nesbitt president of the Board of education was introduced by or. Formanek and congratulated the class of 1970. Commending the graduates for their achievements As Mph students As or Van Tuyl read each name. Selected to attend boys state Steve Roth. 18. Son of or. And mrs. Robert Roth and Tom Hill 16, son of or. And mrs. Stan Hill have been named by the it. Pleasant american legion Bob Trilby Post no. 58 to attend boys All state at Camp Dodge june 6-12. Dennis Trabert. Post commander made the announcement and is shown with Roth right and Hill renter. Camp Dodge is near Des Moines. The boys both who will he seniors at Mph will spend the week learning about their government in practical ways including simulated political parties caucuses and elections. Roth lettered in football basketball and track the past school year and Hill in track. They have been Active in other extra curricular activities at Mph acquitted of manslaughter Council Bluffs up a a District court jury today acquitted Council Bluffs police patrolman Everett j. Pierae26, who had been charged with manslaughter in the death of a jail prisoner. Pierce was charged in the death of Leo a. Dischun 42. Of Council Bluffs. Eidschun died of a broken neck March 22 after reportedly j scuffling with police officers at the jail the previous Day. Thresher activities open on sunday several features of the annual Midwest old settlers and threshers reunion program will be open from 2 to 4 pm., sunday for the enjoyment of visitors Here for the Iowa Wesleyan commencement weekend. The train will be running and the Church school tavern to Cabin and farm machinery building will be open. The Corliss steam engine w ill also be in operation and i several antique cars will be running on the grounds
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