Arms Balance Tilting Soviet Way Says Jackson
UPI reports Senator Jackson warns the strategic balance tilts toward the Soviet Union and urges immediate limits talks. He proposes a one year pause on certain missiles and anti ballistic defenses to slow the arms race and stabilize world politics. He notes shifts from 1966 to 1971 favoring the Soviets in bombers and missiles.
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Washington
UPI
Ator Jackson
Afl
Jackson
U. S
Soviet Union
U.S
Ask Early Action In North Fayette
West Union lawyers for the Anti Administration Assn seek a declaratory judgment to invalidate contracts with teachers and administrators they allege were finalized in a closed session violating state law. A temporary injunction was denied. the case seeks a timely hearing to avoid irreparable harm to taxpayers and staff.
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West Union
The
Anti-Administration Assn
North Fayette
Lecourt
Admit UFO report was class hoax at Westgate high
A sociology teacher at West Cent Community High admitted that a Tuesday night UFO sighting near Westgate was a hoax by three students. The group staged the orange object in a field to study how people are ruled by emotion, drawing many observers and prompting later reports. The students burned ground with gasoline to imitate landing gear marks while interviewing locals for data. Folkenbrock said he did not anticipate the notoriety but noted the students gathered insights into human behavior. The landowner reportedly cared little for the intrusion into his farm.
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The
Gazette
Maynard
West Cent ‘Community High School
Westgate
Jobn Farkenbrock
Oelwein
Folkenbrock
Municipal Court Hearing Asked on Two Men Appear on Prohibited Acts
Kenneth Dahl of 4720 Mi Ver non road SE appeared in municipal court on Thursday demanding a preliminary hearing on a charge of prohibited acts. His hearing is set for June 22. He is accused of intending to facilitate the sale of a used motor vehicle without a dealer license.
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Kenneth Dahl
Vernon Road
Services Friday for Frank C Bebber 84
Frank C Bebber a resident of Cedar Rapids for 52 years died Tuesday at a Cedar Rapids hospital. Born June 18 188?6 in Springville he married Marjorie Kline in 1913. He worked as a custodian at Springville school 34 years and was active in Methodist church and community boards. Surviving are three sons, two daughters, 23 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren. Funeral Friday at 1 30 p m in Cedar Rapids hospital chapel with calling at Murdoch chapel Springville.
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Springville
Frank C
George Sigmund
Ce- Bebber
Thisdar Rapids
Cedar Rapids
Methodist Church
Friends
Cedar May
Murdoch Chapel Valley
Tobias
Marjorie Kline
Bebber
Louallen
Buena Vista
James
Des Moines
Charles
Elmer Murphy
Waterloo
Donald Mockhart
Stanwood
Purse Taken From Marion Woman in Parking Lot Theft
A Marion woman reported her purse, containing $80 in cash and a $66 check, snatched by a young man in the West St. Luke's parking lot Wednesday night. She screamed as the thief fled. two bystanders pursued but did not capture him. Total value found at $136.
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Bat Hall
First Avenue
Marion
West St. Luke's
Five arrested on drunken driving and larceny charges in Marion
Two men faced municipal court on drunk driving charges. Lawrence Extine 39 of Fairfax requested a preliminary hearing for a second offense set for Aug 4. James Bolden 22 of 1673 Seventh Avenue Marion pled guilty and was fined 400 plus costs for a March 27 arrest by the Iowa Highway Patrol at Seventeenth Street. Thomas Green 18 of 357 Seyond Seventh Avenue Marion pled guilty to larceny under 20 dollars and received a 30 day suspended jail term with probation. Steven Varnum 30 of 721 Second Avenue SW appeared on a charge of taking a billfold containing 49 dollars and several credit cards, with a preliminary hearing set for April 23. he was also charged with taking a motorcycle from Alfred Sundyberg on April 10.
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Lawrence Extine
Fairfax
Ile
James Boldein
Seventh Avenue
Marion
Iowa Highway Patrol
Seventeenth Street
Thomas Creen
Donald
Ryan
Second Street SK
Alfred Sundyberg
Breakin charge bound over to grand jury in Pennington case
Darlene Pennington, 27, charged with false uttering of a check and facing a grand jury after a municipal court bound over the case. Ralph Parrott, 18, of 117 Florida avenue SW, charged with breaking into Glen Ravenscroft’s apartment at 1639 Park Towne Court WH on April 6. Parrott’s preliminary hearing set for June 23 for a separate $38 check incident.
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Darlene Pennington
Glen Ravenscroft
Park Townecourt
Woman Denies Drunk Driving Charge at Jury Assignment
Maude Wageman of 1614 Bever Avenue SB pled innocent to a drunk driving charge. Police arrested her March 27 in the 1700 block of E Avenue NE as she appeared for the next jury assignment.
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Maude Wageman
Beveravéhue SB
E Avenue
Larry Pretz Appears On Drug and Beer Counts
Larry Pretz aged 20 of 634 Thirtythird Street NE appeared in municipal court Thursday on charges of possession of narcotic drugs and contributing to the delinquency of a minor through possession of beer. He requested preliminary hearings for narcotics and beer charges. hearings set for June 21 and June 2 respectively. Pretz pled not guilty to the beer charge. The narcotics charge stems from alleged possession of marijuana LSD and beer on March 27.
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Larry Prete
Thirty- Third Street
Pretz
Ten Day Sentence Ordered for Willie Whiteside in Assault Case
Willie Whiteside, 35, of 211 Third Street SW, pled guilty Thursday in municipal court to assault and battery. He received a ten day sentence in county jail with credit for time served. The charge, signed by Maude Robbins, states he assaulted Charles Robbins on March 7.
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Willie Whiteside
Third Street
Maude Robbins
Fobo
Charles Robbins
Hearing set July 15 on lewdness charge in Fairfax
Dean Tiedtke, 28, Fairfax, appeared in municipal court on a lewdness accusation and requested a preliminary hearing. the date is scheduled for July 15. The case stems from an alleged incident on September 8. Several civil judgments are listed for various firms and individuals, including Linn Co-op Oil Co., Cedar Rapids Square Credit Union, Citizens Loan Corp., and Merchants National Bank, with amounts ranging from $15 to $8917.11.
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Dean Tiedtke
Fairfax
Harald V. Chilmore
Its
Vermare
Linn Co-op Oil Co
Tyan
Mariusrite
Cedar Rapids Square
Credit Union
Dale
Terry L. Fiehstaedt
Citizens Loan Corp
Kay
Hierce
Haymond Allen
Mark D. Schule
Merry Hospital
Allen
Queenita Williams
Cedar Rapids Lumber Co
Inc
Thomas C
Ramsa Sturgeon
Towa-Ilinois Gas and
Flec
St Luke’s Hospital Sues Multiple Defendants for Damages
A series of civil actions lists St Luke’s Hospital suing various defendants including Cecil W and Beverly McFatridge for 449.20 and Raymond C and Phyllis Fay for 2016.08. Other defendants include Northwestern Bell Telephone Co and James R and Alice M Fitzpatrick with amounts 90.46 and 82.43 respectively. Additional cases name Jack Vawkins, Jab Al Frette, and Larry A and Nancy Adair with sums 526.70 33.46 and 141.75.
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Tric Co
Robert L. Schultzman
St. Luke's Hospital
Robert
Lani Alary
Ellen Null
Cecil W
Beverly McFatridge
Northwestern Bell Telephone+ Co
Robert DL Massey
Jack Vawkins
McFarland Clinic
Jab al Frette
Iowa City land action criticized by George Nagle
George Nagle of Nagle Lumber Co criticized the Iowa City council for delaying a planned purchase of his property for urban renewal. He said the council had signaled it would proceed and questioned the decision to postpone, following City Manager Frank Smiley’s recommendation to reserve funds for downtown development.
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Iowa City
George Nagle
Nagle Lumber Co
Lumber Company
Community College
White House
Washington
Oe Nagle
Frank Smiley
Nagle
Smiley
Dentist relocates office to 3 SGA Building
Charles W Briggs D D S announces moving his office to the 3 S G A Building in Tie phone 986 898 Adv Al Conference G W Edd ings director of vocational technical education at Kirkwood City Briefs High Twelve Friday Noon at Embassy club with Rabbi Neuman as speaker Catholic Laymen visitors All Master Masons Invited Public Stenographer 404 auaranty Bldg 966 5758 Adv 4 Rummage sale Immaculate Conception church basement Thursday April 16 AM PM Friday April 16 8 AM 18 pa Adv Thomas H Ervin D D S announces his association with Morris B Katzell D D S for the practice of General Dentistry at 410 S G A Building tele 362 2145 Adv Free Airline Ticket Schedules Fares Information 366 503 Travel and Transport Visit new office Lindale Plaza oa tonight and Saturdays Ady Litter Pickup Cedar Rapids Marion Wildlife Outdoor Club will sponsor 4 litter pickup Saturday Volunteers are asked to meet at the Lindale Plaza north side parking lot pole 12 Some tracks will be provided but others are welcome ek Shag cuts and blow combing Wilson Beauty Salon 377 0550 Ady Fur and compounds for flowers Pearl strings heads all kinds and colors Nimmers 364 8546 English Meeting The annual Ady meeting of English department heads at Iowa area schools was conducted Thursday at Kirkwood Community College All 15 area schools were represented oe
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Cedar Rapiids
Marion Wildlife Outdoor Club
Lindale Plaza North Side
Nimmer
Iowa Area
Kirkwood Community College
Yarea
Jerome's Adv Printing Craftsmen Club Dinner Meeting
Cedar Rapids printing club hosts a Friday dinner meeting at Montrose with speaker Mike Ryan of Euast One Man Kodak discussing The Perils of Pallid Green. Cocktails at 6:30 p.m. and dinner at 7:30 p.m.
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Cedar Rapids Club of
Printing House
Montrosé
Mike Ryan
Euast-1man Kodak
C R Woman Faces Lewdness Charge in City
Eva A Huss, 61, of Pick up the phone today and Ista want ad go to work for you, Dial 369-1234. She was arrested on information signed by her husband Lyle for a lewdness charge alleged to have occurred between January 7 and April 6. Bond set at 500 dollars. held pending arraignment in municipal court.
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Lyle
Eva A. Huss
Ste
Ista
Money Missing Report From 1010 Ninth Street SE
A. J. Howard of 1010 Ninth Street SE reported $60 stolen from his residence between Monday and Wednesday. Includes ad text for local sales and garden center listings in Hiawatha. Shows contact numbers and open hours.
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A. J. Howard
Ninth Street SE
No Lenin Peace Prize Awarded This Year
Moscow reports no Lenin Peace prize will be given this year with no explanation. a winner is to be named next year. The 1969 recipient was President Ludwig Svoboda of Czechoslovakia.
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Moscow
Ludwig Svoboda
Techoslovakia
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