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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1964

Page

2

Johnson Sends Rusk to Saigon for Talks

Secretary of State Rusk will meet South Vietnam Premier Khanh and Ambassador Lodge in Saigon. The trip extends an earlier Manila schedule for the Southeast Asia Treaty Organization anniversary. Rusk called the stop a show of U.S. concern and support in the war against communist guerrillas.

Washington Johnson Rusk Saigon South Vietnam Khanh U.S Henry Cabot Lodge Manila Southeast Asia Treaty Organization Far East Anchorage Alaska White House James G.O.P Bowker Cedar Rapids Rotary Harvey Siglin Perry

Plumbing Parley May Draw 400 Iowa Contractors

Nearly 400 plumbers from across Iowa are expected in Cedar Rapids for the Iowa Association of Plumbing Contractors diamond jubilee convention. R G Canier says registrations began Friday at the Roosevelt hotel with a Saturday 9 p.m. dance finale. Dr Walter Kerr of Tyler Texas will speak on The Young Idea Saturday at 10 30 a m. His work includes Youth Foundation leadership and White House conference roles. John Seabrooke of Carrollton Ohio will discuss Meeting the Challenge of the Modern Market at 11 30 a m Saturday. Delegates will elect officers in a 1 30 p m Saturday session and present officers will be introduced at the evening event.

Iowa Cedar Rapids Iowa Assn R. G. Canier Boone Roosevelt Hotel Walter Kerr Tyler Texas National Youth Foundation Young Idea Kerr Germany White House Carrollton Ohio John Roof, Jr Waterloo, Press

C.R. Architects Named for ISU Center Project

Crites and McConnell of Cedar Rapids and Brooks Berg of Des Moines were approved as architects for the Iowa State Center at Ames. The $10 million project covers multiple buildings with plans due for approval within six months. After acceptance, a schedule will be drawn and contracts awarded.

Des Moines Crites and McConnell Cedar Rapids Brooks- Berg Iowa State Center Ames Iowa State University Foundation Board of Regents

Peter Sellers Off Critical List

HOLLYWOOD AP British actor Peter Sellers was removed from the critical list at Cedars of Lebanon hospital where he remains treated for a heart attack. A hospital spokesman said his condition is now listed as serious and that marks a big difference in his status.

Hollywood Peter Sellers Cedars of Lebanon

$200000 Suit Filed In Airplane Crash

A $200000 suit against an Iowa man for injuries suffered in an airplane accident was filed Friday in Cedar Rapids federal court. Plaintiff Allen N Geil of Maryland alleges negligence by pilot Jack Atkins Murphy, identified as an Iowa resident, after a Dec 9 1962 takeoff from Mt Airy Maryland ended with a crash into a tree. Geil seeks damages for extensive and permanent injuries.

Iowa Cedar Rapids Allen N. Geil Maryland Jack Atkins Murphy Geil Murphy Mt. Airy

Garage Fire Blamed on Three Boys Playing With Matches

Three 6 year old boys playing with matches caused a garage fire at the John Yossi residence 815 Tenth Street SW. None were injured. Fire crews received the alarm at 4 14 p m. The gutted garage held tools and old newspapers and magazines.

John Yossi Tenth Street

KCRG Starts New Program Insight on Social Problems

KCRG TV Channel 9 launches Insight a discussion series on social and personal issues including divorce mental health and alcoholism The first program covers Inter Faith Marriage with Cedar Rapids clergy Father Thomas Hulme Father J Robert McDonald and Dr Ira L Reiss from the University of Iowa School of Sociology The program airs on the second and fourth Sundays each month with Bob Henry as news editor and co producer alongside Father Hulme.

Kcrg-Tv Channel 9 Cedar Rapids Thomas Hulme Grace Episcopal J. Robert McDonald St. Patrick’s Ira L. Reiss School of Sociology University of Iowa Bob Henry Father Hulme

Lawrence Miller Injured in Semi Trailer Crash

Lawrence J. Miller, 63, of 2925 Johnson avenue SW, escaped serious injury when his car was struck by a southbound semi at Third avenue and Sixth street SW Friday at 9 45 am. He was treated for a back injury at Mercy hospital and admitted. The truck driver, Dallas F. Buffum, 24, of Muscatine, was charged with disobeying a traffic signal. Damage to Miller’s 1955 car was total. The semi trailer rig sustained about $500 damage to the left front tractor.

Lawrence J. Miller Johnson Avenue Third Avenue Sixth Street Mercy Hospital Miller Dallas F. Buffum Muscatine

Seminar Slated At Columbia U For City Editors

City editors from 18 states and two Canadian provinces start a two week city editors seminar April 20 at the American Press Institute of Columbia University. Jack Illian of The Gazette is among 29 daily editors enrolled. Visiting editors include J P Brown Don Carter Lawrence Fitzpatrick and Ben Reese. Faculty includes Prof Edmund C Arnold J Montgomery Curtis and E Douglas Hamilton.

Jack Illian The Gazette American Press Institute of Columbia University J. P. Brown Ypsilanti Mich Press Don Carter National Observer Lawrence Fitzpatrick Wisconsin State Journal Madison Ben Reese Institute Cochairman St. Louis Post- Dispatch Edmund C. Arnold Syracuse University J. Montgomery Curtis E.douglas Hamilton New York

Regents Okay Negro College SUI Exchange

Des Moines The state board of regents approved a test program for the University of Iowa to exchange students with three Negro colleges in the South. Up to 10 students per semester from a maximum of three accredited schools would participate in 1964 65 with Fisk Grambling and Talladega named as interested institutions.

Des Moines State Board of Regents University of Iowa Ray L. Heffner SUI Fisk Tennessee Grambling Louisiana Talladega Alabama

Exchange program to aid Negro students at three southern schools

A university committee will select SUI students for the exchange and arrange an orientation before departure. The plan provides potential scholarships to cover transportation and housing costs to prevent participation barriers. An SUI committee will continue negotiations with three southern schools to finalize details.

SUI

Three Are Hurt In 2 Car Crash

Three Cedar Rapids residents suffered minor injuries in a two car collision at Third avenue and Fifth street SE Friday at 12 59 am. Francis J Engrav 31 and his wife Carolyn 22 and Irene P Wicks 45 were treated at St Luke s hospital and released. Wicks drove south on Fifth street and collided with Engrav who drove on Third avenue. Mrs Wicks was charged with failing to yield at a stop intersection.

Cedar Rapids Third Avenue Fifth Street SE St. Luke’s Hospital Francis J. Engrav Avenue NE Carolyn Irene P. Wicks Fifth Avenue SE Fifth Street

Motorist Fined $25 for Violation

James W. Ferguson 32 of 1906 Washington avenue SE was fined $25 and costs in municipal court on leaving the scene of an accident. Police alleged he drove away April 4 after hitting a parked car in the 100 block of Third street NE. Judge Loren Hullinger Jr imposed the fine.

James W. Ferguson Washington Avenue Ferguson Third Street Loren Hullinger, Jr

Knife incident at College Community High results in suspensions

Two ninth grade boys at College Community High School were suspended for three days after a scuffle in which one threw a knife at the other. The knife struck the victim in the back but he received treatment from his family doctor and was released. The incident, reported by Principal Bob Purcell, occurred Thursday between classes around 1 30 p m and involved students from Cedar Rapids and Shueyville. The Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office is investigating.

Purcell Linncoln College Community High School Bob Purcell Little School Cedar Rapids Shueyville

Soviet dirigible aims to spot fires over Russia forests

Soviet engineers in Moscow are drawing blueprints for a dirigible to serve as a fire spotting aircraft over Russia’s vast forest regions, a plan reported by UPI.

Moscow UPI Leningrad Russia

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C.R ISU Spartan Thomas Plumbing Inc KCRG Lawrence Miller Columbia U City Editors Okay Negro College, Sui Exchange Phyllis Fleming Heffner SAI Student Assn. On Racial Equality Addi Fillworth Co Curtis Mathes Cedar Rapids, Iowa Future Public Meeting William Barvinek, Jr Pro Tem Seventh Avenue Dirigible Glenmore Distilleries CO Louisville Owensboro Kryptok 3Rd Avenue S.E E. Fourth ST M. A. Coffman Optometrist L. H. Price Lin
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