Service medals for fallen son set for Iowa City ceremony
Mr and Mrs Dale F Smith of Washington will receive service medals for their son Pfc Larry E Smith killed April 26 in Vietnam. Posthumous Bronze Stars a Purple Heart and an Air Medal will be presented at the Army Reserve Officers Training Corps awards at 7 30 p m at the Iowa Field House Armory in Iowa City.
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Intercepted Memo Says Listen for Squeals to Find a Pig
An intercepted memo from BOBBY SEALE in Chicago suggests that the easiest way to locate a target is to listen for squeals. The note, marked by WEJ initials, hints at informant tips and surveillance clues.
Finch abandons HEW HQ plan over high costs
Secretary Robert H. Finch shelved a 40.5 million multistory HEW headquarter project in Washington citing intolerable building costs and wasted space. He noted costs rose from 26.5 million in 1966 to 40.5 million with 5.5 million due to design and extras. The plan would house only his office staff and faced delays.
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City election plans set for Washington residents
Washington voters prepare for a city election on Tuesday November 4 with four mayoral candidates and races for council and park commissioner across four wards. Polls open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Ward locations are court house Mace Motor Garage city hall and Perdock Garage.
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Franco reshuffles cabinet as Falange battles police
In Madrid on the 36th Falange anniversary clashes broke out as riot police dispersed demonstrators outside Teatro de la Comedia. Franco reportedly reshuffled his cabinet to curb pro Falangist power and introduce younger, more progressive policymakers aligned with a move toward Europe.
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Seale’s courtroom outburst amid Chicago Eight trial
In Chicago Seale shouted racist abuse at U.S. Attorney Schultz during the Chicago eight trial, toppled the press section chair, was restrained by marshals, and Hoffman warned he could be gagged and chained to his chair. Seale called Hoffman a fascist and refused to back down as security measures were discussed. Dr. Benjamin Spock and Capt. Howard Levy attended the disrupted session.
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Border camp hit by U S bombers
U S air power hit a Cambodian border camp housing Viet Cong and North Vietnamese build up for a new offensive. Three hours of air strikes destroyed a huge complex with 20 tin warehouses and 600 bunkers, while a U S helicopter was shot down. Twelve defenders were killed as they fled toward Cambodia. B52 missions continued overnight near Saigon targeting base camps and supply areas. Officials foresee a mid November breakout but deny a Tet style nationwide offensive.
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Critics seek House revolt over draft reform
Washington UPI reports congressional critics urge House members to revolt against leaders and push to overhaul the 29 year old Selective Service System. Rep. Robert Leggett proposes scrapping student deferments and expanding amendments while the vote focuses on the lottery plan. Senator Kennedy to hold hearings on inequities. a national group backs broad draft changes.
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College unrest sparks debate at Iowa State University
Professor James Nilsson of Iowa State University says student unrest shows colleges fail to keep pace with societal change. Nilsson and colleagues analyzed ISU's teaching and research roles on Tuesday, noting society assigns high value to knowledge and that education is essential, not optional.
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Iowa State University
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Apollo 12 Astronauts Rehearse Moonflight in Rainy Winds
Apollo 12 crew Charles Conrad Jr Richard F Gordon and Alan L Bean completed a dry run of the moon mission countdown at Cape Kennedy amid 25 to 33 mph winds. Spokesman said weather would not affect the rehearsal though a launch today would have been postponed. The Navy trio traversed the launch tower to the Apollo 12 cabin as they prepare for a November 14 moon landing plan. Apollo’s Saturn 5 rocket had passed a test on Tuesday and the countdown drill followed the official time table.
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Hughes to Speak at Columbus Junction Dinner
Senator Harold E. Hughes will headline the Fourth Annual Democratic First District Dinner at Columbus Junction Community High School Gym on Thursday November 6 at 7 30 p m This marks his first district appearance since becoming a U S Senator He voices opposition to the Viet Nam War and criticizes Nixon era environmental inaction proposing a citizens committee Tickets are available through Democratic organizations across twelve counties.
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Harold E. Hughes
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Iowa Weather Forecast From UPI
Rain or drizzle expected tonight and Thursday with continued cool temperatures. Lows tonight around 35 to 40 degrees. Thursday highs reach the upper 30s in the northwest and low 40s in the southeast.
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United Press International
Iowa
Probate of Will and Executor Appointed for Lemley Estate
Probate proceedings confirm the will of Earl F. Lemley and name the appointed executor to manage the estate. The filing notes the formal appointment and duties of the executor under applicable probate law.
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