Hayes named head of Iowa law enforcement study panel
James P. Hayes 28 of Des Moines, state deputy public safety commissioner since 1964, is named executive secretary of a new Iowa Town law enforcement study committee. Gov. Harold Hughes announced the appointment at a news conference. Hayes will earn 12 000 dollars yearly. The grant for the project comes from the U S Justice department with matching state funds. The panel will assess criminal justice, crime prevention, control and corrections and propose improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
James P. Hayes
New Town
Hayes
University of Iowa
Harold Hughes
Public Safety Department
Iowa
U.S. Justice Department
Hughes
Rites Wednesday for Mrs Ethel Card 63 Marion
Obituary note for Ethel M Card of 2550 Twenty fourth Ave who died Sunday at home. Born December 3 1903 in Mt Vernon she moved to Marion forty years ago and worked forty one years at Northwestern Bell as chief operator. Survivor list includes mother Anna McQuown six sisters and two brothers. Funeral Wednesday at 1 30 p m at Marion Christian church with burial Cedar Memorial. Visitation at Murdoch chapel until 10 a m Wednesday and at church after 11. Memorial gifts to Christian church. Also notes separate services for Margaret Ozburn at St Joseph Catholic Church with burial Mount Calvary. Rosary tonight at Murdoch chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Card
Ethel M. Card
Twenty-fourth Avenue
Mt. Vernon
Club Telephone Pioneers of America
Women’s Telephone Pioneer Organization
Anna McQuown
Card
Ray Kadera
Norman Andre
Marion
Don Bowers
William Kruse
Lisbon
Norman Hein
Littleton
Colo
Maurice Johnston
Tipton
James McQuown
Clifford McQuown
Marion Christian Church
Peter M. Morgan
Cedar Memorial
Murdoch Chapel
The
Christian Church
Richard Bristol 57 obituary and services listed
Richard F Bristol 57 of 2020 Ninth avenue Marion resident for 55 years died Saturday at his home He was born November 26 1909 in Savanna Illinois married Verna E Hanscom March 27 1932 a 1930 Marion High School graduate Retired after 29 years with the Milwaukee railroad Member of First Methodist church Marion lodge AF and AM Marion chapter OES Brotherhood of Railway Carmen Nahant lodge 1199 Survivors include his wife son Richard W Bristol of Tipton and his father Orville W Bristol of Cedar Rapids Services Tuesday 1:30 p m at Murdoch chapel Cedar Rapids Burial Cedar Memor ial Chapel Masonic services to follow All Masons to meet 1 p m at Masonic temple Tuesday Funeral notices and related events listed without exact details in the readable text
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard F. Bristol
Ninth Avenue
Marion
Savanna
Ill
Verna E. Hanscom
J. Bristol
Marion High School
Milwaukee Railroad
OES
Brotherhood of Railway Carmen of America
Nahant Lodge
Richard W. Bristol
Tipton
Orville W. Bristol
Cedar Rapids
Leta P.m
Murdoch Chapel
Marchant
Twelfth Street
Lloyd C. Kellams
Former Marion Man Named to Oregon Job
Robert W. Lundy of Salem Oregon was appointed legislative counsel for the Oregon state legislature. A former Marion resident and University of Iowa graduate, he joined the legislative counsel staff in 1954 and has led as chief deputy since 1959. He is the son of Z N Lundy of Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Lundy
Salem
Ore
Oregon
Marion
University of Iowa
Lundy
U. of I
Oregon Revision Council
Legislative Counsel
Z. N
Lundys
Seventh Street
Guggenheim Awards Honor Vonnegut and Others
Two Towans are among Guggenheim fellowship recipients from 2,006 applicants. The 294 awardees receive a total of 2,196,100 dollars. Kurt Vonnegut Jr and Dr. Wallace Anderson are listed among the honorees. Vonnegut will teach a Writers Workshop at the University of Iowa June 5 to July 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towans
Kurt Vonnegut, Jr
Writers Workshop
University of Iowa
Wallace Anderson
Marion High School
State College
Iowa
Vonnegut
Anderson
Edwin Arlington Robin
Destructive Hail Hits Northwest Iowa Town
A brief hail storm struck Sloan Iowa Saturday night causing thousands in damage. Jagged hail larger than golf balls smashed windows stripped roofs ripped screens and gouged siding on homes. Over 125 windows were shattered at Westwood Community School building. No injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SLOAN
Iowa
Westwood
New York to Introduce State Lottery in June
Albany reports New York will begin selling lottery tickets in June for a monthly drawing aimed at education funding. The plan, approved during the 1967 session, could generate up to 300 million dollars yearly with 35 percent for administration and 30 percent for prizes. Tickets priced at 1 or 2 dollars will be sold in hotels, motels, banks, and Western Union offices statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
UPI
New York State
New York
New Hampshire
State Department of Taxes
Western Union
Oil soaked birds aided at clinics on Cornish coast
Oil drenched seabirds were washing up along England's Cornish coast as the Torrey Canyon disaster oil spread. About 5 000 birds were recovered, a quarter destroyed for severe injuries, with thousands dead. six clinics treated survivors while public handling guidance advised against washing birds at home. Seal colonies near the wreck remained largely clean, though one seal was destroyed after oil exposure.
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London
England
Royal Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
English Channel
Torrey Canyon
Mousehole
St. Ives
St. Agnes
Sigourney Soldier Drowns in Texas
Pvt. Faye Edward Vorhauer 23 of Sigourney drowned near Boerne Texas Saturday afternoon. He suffered a cramp while swimming and his body was recovered about 6 p.m. He was born in Sigourney in 1943 and graduated from Sigourney High School and Northwest Technical Institute in Minnesota. He served at Brooks Army Medical Center Fort Sam Houston. He is survived by his mother and stepfather Charles and Glen Finch of Sigourney a brother Charles a sister Arland Kerkove of Los Angeles another sister Joan Finch and grandfather Frank Kerber. The body will be returned to Reynolds Funeral Home.
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Fhre
Sigourney
Faye Edward Vorhauer
Boerne
Texas
Sigourney High School
Northwest Technical Institute
Minnesota
Ane
Brooks Army Medical Center
Fort Sam Houston
Glen Finch
Charles
Arland Kerkove
Los Angeles
Joan Finch
Frank Kerber
Reynolds’ Funeral Home
NFO Cow Sale Plans Ready to Press Milk Prices
National Farmers Organization moves to sell milking cows for slaughter to create a milk shortage and push processors to raise raw milk prices by two cents per quart. President Oren Lee Staley says the action aims to press a demand and prevent resales to nonparticipants. Full results expected by Wednesday as the strike spans 27 states. Separately, a Tama service station cash register was damaged and about 15 dollars taken Sunday night.
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Corning
UPI
National Farmers Organization Monday
NFO
NFC
Oren Lee Staley
Staley
Iowa
TAMA
Don Ellenshecker
Ford Foundation backs national satellite TV plan
The Ford Foundation urges a nonprofit national satellite system for the United States to fund public and educational broadcasting. It asks FCC to delay final approval of a domestic system, favors NASA led testing, and warns against a Comsat monopoly while endorsing the Carnegie Commission’s noncommercial telecasting expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Foundation
New York
Department of Health, Commercial Radio and Television Education and Welfare
Corporation For Satellite Corp
Federal Communications Commission
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
FCC
Juulil
Carnegie Commission
McGeorge Bundy
Comsat
Foundation
Carnegie Commission For Educational ‘Television
Congress
French Cabinet Resigns Ahead of Key Assembly Ballot
Paris AP Premier Georges Pompidou and the French cabinet resigned on Saturday to keep Gaullist influence in the new national assembly. The assembly, elected March 12, meets Monday for a pivotal vote on the presidency of the assembly and major committee chairmanships, with de Gaulle loyalists needing every vote.
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Paris
Georges Pompidou
National Assembly
New Assembly
Assembly
de Gaulle
CBA Silent On Air Crash Sparks Investigation Calls
In New Orleans a C B A refused to comment on reports that hazardous flight check procedures were used during a fatal C 8 crash killing 19. Rep Fletcher Thompson urged congressional probes into FAA checks amid allegations of dangerous practices over a crowded area. Waterloo unionists strike at Chamberlain Corp after a vote by I A M Local 1318.
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New Orleans
UPI
Civil Aeronautics Board
Fletcher Thompson
Dga
FAA
Delta
Thompson
Congressional
Waterloo
Gazette Waterloo
UPS
Chamberlain Corp
International Assn. of Machin Ists
Rites Wednesday for John Ralston of Lisbon
John A. Ralston 75 of Lisbon area died Saturday in a Cedar Rapids hospital after a long residence here. Born January 29 1892 near Maquoketa he married Olive Van Norman June 27 1912 at Anamosa. He retired 1959 from Franks and Son Lisbon. He leaves wife two sons Leonard F. Ralston and Verle L. Ralston twelve grandchildren eight great grandchildren a brother Sylvester Ralston and two sisters Theresa Corum and Reva Rose. Services Wednesday at 3 30 p m Murdoch chapel Marion burial Oak Shade Cemetery Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
John A. Ralston
Cedar Rapids
Maquo|keta
Olive van Norman
Anamosa
Ralston
Marion
Franks and Son
Leonard F. Ralston
Tavanier
Fla
Verle L. Ralston
Sylvester Ralston
Theresa Corum
Reva Rose
iKenwich
Wash
Murdoch
Iowa City Man Heads Reserve Officers Unit
Capt. James R. Hynes of Iowa City was installed Saturday night as president of the Iowa Department of the Reserve Officers Assn of the United States. Three vice presidents were also installed, one for each service branch: Army Col. Frank A. Park of Moline Illinois, Navy Cmdr. Stanely J. Marshall of Ackley, and Air Force Lt. Col. Carl R. Kitchen of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
James R. Hynes
Iowa City
Iowa Department of the Reserve Officers Assn
United States
Army
Frank A. Park
Moline
Ill
Navy
Stanely J. Marshall
Ackley
Air Force
Carl R. Kitchen
Cedar Rapids
Spot Vehicle Checks Set by Iowa Patrol
DES MOINES AP The Iowa Highway Patrol will conduct spot vehicle equipment checks this month the state public safety department announced Monday. Most cars get rough treatment during the colder months and they need to be tuned and serviced for warm weather driving. Patrolmen will check lights turn signals horns windshield wipers tires brakes and exhaust systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa Highway Patrol
State Public Safe
Ted Mikesch
Des Moines Governor Calls Travel-Based Acting Gaps Unnecessary
Gov. Harold E. Hughes warned a proposed resolution to require the lieutenant governor to act as governor while the governor travels out of state is unnecessary and could cause political problems. He cited modern communications and emergency handling by telephone, and noted potential conflicts over state board appointments during absence.
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Hughes Des Moines
UPI
Harold E. Hughes
Charles Grassley
New Hartford
Hughes
Aheanea
Decorah
Hartford
Sons of Norway
Conn
Gover
A. Norman
Marions
Nelson
Incorporation of Washburn Plumbing Co under Iowa law
Notice of incorporation for Washburn Plumbing Co by Special Execution No 6395 in Linn County Iowa. Dean Washburn listed as organizer with registered office in Cedar Rapids. The corporation may sue and be sued and will offer property for public auction to satisfy judgments. Publication dates noted as March and April 1967.
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Washburn Plumbing CO
Jone
Skdown
Iowa Business
Equitable Life Insure Corporation Act
Corn of
Iowa
Carl Said Corporation
Iowa Busf
Iss
Lot Street NW
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Fairlawn
Marion
Recorder
Tint County
Towa
Corporation
Dean_C. Washburn
Wil
Rapids
Laws
Dean Burn
Ted
Cedar Pids
Walte Grant
David R. Jebster
Harold J. Crawford
Supervirots
Wutler Paner Co
Supervizor Linstrom
Erbs Sarvicas
SEINE
Manatees
Au Meres Veto Et Etton
Eleroninins
Eau
Mearoe
Internet Tehat Inc
Behrens
Jerry Nelson
Gene Nepras
Aity
Ames
W. G. Harring
Wilson Motorcycle
Tayey
Linstrom
Sipervitr ‘Sculard
Iheik
George M. Griffin
School of Instr
American Public Welfare
Gerald Anderson
Mileage Association
Chicago
Wiliam Carrier
Milena Ars Drace Petersen
Vivian Brent H. Wicks
Engen
Betty Hardy
Joyce
Solara
Charles Harness
Hy Vee
Elec
Twin
Erefore
Board of Supervisors
McKesson and Robbins
Mercy
Med
Council of
Loa
Morris, Santard Co
Mary Nassif
Rentree
Knott Motors
Coggon
Stone's Truck Company
International Harvester Company
Ceddar Rapids
Iowa Rapids
Chevrolet
Grant Williams
Ford
Ows
Stebor Motors, Inc
Standaugh
Scolaro
DeWees Potthoff
Stone Company
Aliowina
Dewees Patihoft Stone Company
NEM
Cedar Rawles Gazette
Pauls
Arwell Company
Easles Food
Ave
Cagar
Edieman
Saat
Bees Nd Sons
Carl Nelson
Scotaro
North Linn Grocery
Northwestern Gell Tele
Daniel O'Connell
Foster Ray Brown
Linncare
Hae Gounty
Paul Orcutt
Gladys — Petrak
Doris Pringle
Linstram
Scolato
Walter
St Luke's Hospital
I Grant
Linn
Bob Landry
Seelys Foodland
Pril
Sorg Pharmacy
Martin Stade
Inn
Standard Old
Board of Supervisors of
Hagans
County
Magnuson
Frank Meyer
Midway Farmers Mkt
iScolara
ORNS
Lso
Gulf Star
Texaco Inc
Henderson
di District Court of
Pgwina
Joan Swat
Eyal A
Ee Tn
Mt Ft
District Gee of
Jerry R. Bio
Mati Jween
Helen G. Marr
G. Fi
Sejar
D. Holden
Wit First Trust & Savings Bank
Eid
Watt Ng
Pete
Lowa
Edar Rapids
Johnson An Avenue
Ceaty Rapids
Fee
Werner
Hunan
Eerie
Ld Johnson Avenue
Deng Ict
Court of Linn
Behalt South Gazj A. D
Norfoest Cui
Pellacor
Linnee
Pere Non Iit Raa Awe
P.M. Linn
Lone
Johnson Avenue
Farchy
Gedar Rapids
Lewa
Wenster
Jon R. Hunt
Vine
Center
Johnson
SRG
Sal
Coun
The
Moines
Iowa Electric Light and Power
Cedar River
Frairie Creek
Electrle
Uinn County Court House
Louise
Glesek
District Court
Farmers Savings Bank
Bruce L. Bowen
Hater
Wence
Johnson Avenue NW
Laintiff
Court House
Cedar Rapids, 137.15] Lowar
Alter H. Grant
Weheritt Linn County
David R. Webster
Uty
Maurice J
Nathanson
Wang
Ininn County
Taw
Robert & Ford Ford, Terpstra & Wilkinson
Higley
Linn County Supervisors Meet March 21 1967
Proceedings detail county board actions including bids on vehicles and equipment, annexation considerations for Cedar Rapids, road and repair contracts, salaries, and notices of hearings and public bid awards. Includes resolutions 1967-2-33 and 1967-3-34 and personnel movement.
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James Hayes
South Dakota
John R. Patton
Wessington Springs
M.D
Free Methodist Church
Wessington Springs Academy
C. L. Burke
Clara Richards
Jewell Glowacki
Farmers State Bank
Alburnett
the Gazette
Richard Bristol
Lions
Marion Lions Evening Club
Rex Conn
Gazette
17Th St. NE
Bristol
Masonic Temple
Reading Circle
Ralph Seager
Methwick Manor
Thirteenth Street NW
Dial
YMCA
Marion Branch
Light Company
Jobn
Julius Levasseur
Guggenheim
Kurt Vonnegut
Marion Area
Oth St
N.Y
Attoe
Jama Breakin
John Ralston
Iowa Patrol
Set Decorah Museum
East
Proceedings OF Supervisors
Traian Seed Co
David Varene
Steve Vicko
Robert Williams
iIson and Co
Jones County
Helen Slayden
H Stewart Pharmacy
Fommy Dale Memorial Hospital
the Volunteers of America
Chester Weber
James Anderson
Dalby
Edison
Sorg
St Lukes Hospital
AP Brimmer
E Hanna
M Reinhart
HO Stamy
Larry Wogahn
Rapids Chev Co
Sears Roebuck
Dames Bartesh
P RR
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