Rain and varied news from across the nation
Slightly over three quarters of an inch fell by 7 am with more rain later as overcast skies persisted. In Washington a Rotary exchange group from northern Norway visits, while a Soviet space experts visit Cape Kennedy may occur during the International Astronautical Federation meeting. Other items include Gunsmoke’s Doc Adams missing a Dairy Cattle Congress appearance due to a heart attack, Amish man Gingerich choosing jail over a $100 sign fine, a barber shop shooting mystery, a Cuddington poet seeking publication, and wedding day misprint headlines in Consett England.
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Waterloo settles after curfew amid guard presence
Waterloo Iowa, population 80 000, remained quiet after dusk to dawn curfew and National Guardsmen patrol. Police reported about five arrests for curfew violations on Sunday night and no major incidents beyond earlier violence, which damaged three fires and caused over 100000 dollars in damages when seven hours of clashes injured officers and led to arrests of 13 Black youths.
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Allied forces claim heavy losses for Communists near Saigon
Allied troops report at least 100 guerrillas killed in four battles near Saigon, capture a rocket launcher bound for the city, and seize a large munitions haul. Allied losses total at least 33 killed and 80 wounded. South Vietnamese forces report 24 enemy killed near the capital in heavy fighting.
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Teachers Strike Shuts Most New York City Schools
A neighborhood school board's dismissal of 10 teachers led to a citywide strike kept 1.1 million students from classes. The Ocean Hill Brownsville district was suspended on Education Commissioner James Allen's recommendation, but the UFT and its president Albert Shanker remained doubtful a quick settlement.
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England Flood Strikes Southeast In Severe Rainfall
Rain pelted 1000 square miles around London as floods worsened the worst in 15 years. No deaths reported though a missing woman prompted a helicopter search near Wisborough Green. Flights and roads disrupted as livestock drowned and homes flooded across Kent Surrey Sussex and neighboring counties.
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No lives lost in Chicago at DNC clashes
Chicago officials and media recount a restrained police response to antiwar protests during the Democratic National Convention. Mayor Daley and police leaders defend conduct, noting no deaths, limited hospitalizations, and alleged provocations by demonstrators.
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Iowa Weather Report Mostly Cloudy With Showers Likely
Mostly cloudy tonight with chances of showers or thunderstorms. Lows near 50 in the northwest to around 60 in the southeast. Tuesday will be partly cloudy in the west and mostly cloudy in the east with continued cool conditions. Wednesday highs range from the 60s in the northwest to the 70s in the southeast, with a partly cloudy and cool outlook.
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Critics Give Testimony On Fortas Aide's Involvement
Senator Gordon Allott testified that a high treasury official told him Abe Fortas cleared language for an appropriation bill amendment. He identified Treasury Undersecretary Joseph Barr as the source, citing a May 27 remark after a Senate subcommittee session. Barr, Fowler, and Secret Service Director Rowley attended the hearing as Fortas faced scrutiny amid Senate questions on separation of powers and the chief justice nomination.
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Local voting trends hint at election loyalties
New York report cites Washington County voters and national survey findings on party loyalty. Across three recent presidential contests Republicans led in 1964 and 1956 while Democrats led in 1960, totaling 15,020 GOP and 10,831 Democratic votes in the county. The piece notes the influence of independents and 11 million first-time voters as pivotal factors. In Davenport, Rep. Fred Schwengel urges making the Post Office independent of politics and merit-based hiring.
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Lowa
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Nixon Campaigns in Des Moines Rally Draws Thousands
After Nixon’s Des Moines rally, State Sen. David Stanley, head of the GOP ticket, predicted Nixon would win Iowa by 200 000 votes or more. Party chair Jack Warren praised Nixon’s campaigning and a crowd he called solid Americans. An estimated 35 000 attended to hear calls for inflation curbs and more farm aid.
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Iowa work release program shows positive results for inmates
DES MOINES UPI The first year of Iowa work release for state inmates reported positive experiences across penal institutions. 69 inmates worked, 12 were revoked for violations or adjustment issues. 53 earned 38688, sent 4000 to dependents, and saved nearly 14000. Transport distance hindered some placements. Participating facilities included Fort Madison, Anamosa, Newton Riverview, and Rockwell City.
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Abe Fortas letter prompts inquiry in Washington
In Washington, D. C., readers question whether the figure known as Honest Abe will engage with concerns raised by WEJ. The exchange hints at public interest in Fortas and ongoing discussions about conduct and integrity in the capital.
Notice to bidders for Lake Darling sewer work
Public notice announces a bid call for the Lake Darling sewer line construction project. It outlines bidding requirements and deadlines for contractors to submit proposals.
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