Drive in robbers net 22000 from bank window note
In Newark two men in a car robbed a Howard Savings Institution branch, sliding a shotgun at the cashier and leaving with 5000 from a small safe and 17000 from a drawer. Police report the men fled without exiting the vehicle.
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Iowa POW group meets Swedish official in Stockholm
Iowa delegation concerned about American prisoners of war in North Vietnam met Rune Nystroem of Sweden's foreign ministry who promised to forward letters from families. Six Iowans, led by Cedar Rapids Mayor Donald Cannon, planned to deliver messages via Paris contacts, bypassing Stockholm as talks had already occurred in Paris.
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Hoover criticized by two Justice officials at Drake
Des Moines officials from the U.S. Justice Department urged Hoover to retire years ago while defending his legacy. They criticized his handling of the Kissinger plot and noted tensions with the FBI’s independence. A third official praised Hoover’s career and influence on the agency. Murphy warned of staff shortages in desegregation efforts, citing only 35 education lawyers and 148 districts in Mississippi, suggesting outside help may be needed to push full integration.
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Red Chinese? Phnom Penh raid shakes capital in pre Tet attack
Communist forces struck Phnom Penh in a pre Tet offensive destroying most of Cambodia’s air force and infiltrating sappers into the city. The assault prompted a full alert, heavy casualties, evacuations, and U.S. and South Vietnamese bombardment of positions on the city’s outskirts as hard fighting and confusion spread through the capital.
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Crop insurance tax deferral option for farmers in 1970
IRS district director John F. Hanlon says under the 1969 Tax Reform Act farmers may defer reporting crop insurance proceeds received in 1970 by treating them as compensation for damaged or destroyed crops on their 1971 returns. Eligible if records show crops delivered in the year after harvest. IRS TRS Publication 225 Farm er's Tax Guide available free from county agents or by mailing to the district office.
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Iowa Senate Panel approves tax freeze to fund school aid plan
The Senate Ways and Means Committee backed a one year property tax freeze at 1970 71 levels to buy time for a new school aid formula. The bill also would add 23 million in state aid to districts facing inflation, while House aides proposed 36 million. The measure aims to support the foundation plan funding schools with less tax pressure, amid questions on overall funding and future tax increases.
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Death of 1250 Sheep Triggers AEC Probe Near Utah Nevada Line
Investigators from the Atomic Energy Commission joined experts to determine why more than 1,250 sheep died in a desert area near the Utah Nevada border. Radiation from earlier blasts raised as a remote but possible cause. Spokesmen reported trace radiation in snow and air samples.
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Schwengel introduces four bills at start of 92nd Congress
UPI reports Representative Fred Schwengel of Iowa unveiled four measures on opening day. They seek secret ballot election of all committee chairs and ranking members, a 15 member Presidential Commission to study truck safety and highway cost impacts, reintroduction of an A Nixon administration bill on highway user tax equity, and a salary reduction for congressmen from 30 000 to 18 000 adjusted to 1968 levels.
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Iowa House approves sweeping drug bill with rock festival ban
The Iowa House passed a heavily amended drug statute revision by a 99-1 vote and sent it back to the Senate. The measure tightens penalties, allows court injunctions to halt rock festivals, and enables liens on festival property while expanding joint trials and treatment options for drug offenders.
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Intercepted Memo Sparks Rep Arthur Small Row
Intercepted communication raises questions about Rep Arthur Small and a town house matter. The memo prompts debate over property and minority rights as officials seek clarity on the incident and its implications.
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