Draft age in Vietnam sparks renewed U.S. debate
The report notes criticism over Vietnam draft policy as U.S. leaders debate lowering draft age to boost manpower. Senate remarks by Robert F. Kennedy questioned U.S. casualty rates versus South Vietnam’s draft calls. Governor George Romney urged action to address the draft and manpower needs.
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Partial mobilization echoes in Saigon and Vietnam war figures
Government spokesmen describe a partial mobilization with limited student deferments and recall rules. Ky noted the total Vietnamese and allied forces remain below wartime needs. About 500,000 Americans and 50,000 to 60,000 allied troops are in Vietnam.
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Plane debate flares again in Des Moines
Governor Harold E. Hughes voiced frustration with politics over state travel and disputed Atty. Gen. Richard Turner’s opinion that blocked using contingency funds to pay part of a new state aircraft. The Executive Council backed a $202,000 plane, with $150,000 from the legislature and $52,000 from contingency funds, while Turner cited no emergency.
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Gillesby Returns To Action At YMCA Help
Veteran YMCA helper George Gillesby fills in for his son Robert Gillesby who is in Denver with his grandson Gordon undergoing serious kidney operations. George, retired in 1961 after 42 years in YMCA work, discusses the Washington community support and his role in Halloween window painting to curb vandalism. The window contest, organized by students, is scheduled for Saturday afternoon with cleanup directions to be provided.
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Reagan Returns to Des Moines as Potential President Candidate
California Governor Ronald Reagan addressed a 9,000 strong Republican crowd at Veteran's Memorial Auditorium amid calls for economic efficiency and antiwar protest discipline. He tied welfare costs to national policy, recalled his Des Moines broadcasting days, and urged reduced federal spending while warning Vietnam-era demonstrators he may treat aid to enemies as treason.
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Weather Outlook for Iowa Cold Front Snow Likely
United Press International reports cloudy conditions in Iowa with cooler temperatures. Snow possible in west central areas and along the southeast and extreme east, with rain likely followed by snow in the east and south. Lows range in the 20s north to low 30s south. Friday brings partial cloudiness and cooler, with snow southeast and extreme east and possible snow in the morning south central. Highs peak in the 30s north to the 40s south. Saturday remains partly cloudy and cool.
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Third day of raids hits Hanoi as air war expands
U S Navy pilots faced swarms of MiGs SAMs and heavy anti aircraft fire while bombing Hanoi power plant on day three of a relentless campaign that damaged North Vietnam s air force. Westmoreland said losses were far less than expected with 22 or 23 MiGs destroyed or damaged and seven American planes and pilots lost. B52s joined raids north of the DMZ while Hanoi reported intensified anti aircraft fire and several planes shot down.
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Two Cedar Rapids men convicted in major counterfeiting case
J W Grant and Lee Gearhart, both 37, were found guilty by a federal jury of seven counts related to a $232,910 counterfeit operation. Arrested in Waterloo after more than $200,000 was found in a parked car, the men faced sentencing after a pre sentence investigation. agents called it the state’s largest counterfeiting plot. Gearhart is an insurance salesman. Grant claimed the money was for a news story experiment.
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Tax injunction blocks Iowa advertising tax in Davenport
In Davenport Iowa UPI reports Scott County District Judge Nathan Grant granted a temporary injunction halting collection of Iowa’s 3 percent advertising tax. The injunction lasts until the law’s constitutionality is resolved perhaps in December after attorneys agree on a date. Plaintiffs include newspapers broadcast stations advertisers and agencies. The case heard Oct 18 featured three witnesses and six exhibits including an state attorney general option deeming the tax unconstitutional. Witnesses testified that advertising budgets have fallen or shifted to Illinois media due to the tax.
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City Council Plans Special Meeting and Elections
Notice announces a special city council meeting, a special school election in Mid Prairie district, and a special election for an airport commission. The items outline locations, dates, and participating authorities.
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