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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1964
Page
12
The city council granted permission for a Clean-Up parade on May 9 at 10 a.m. and referred erosion concerns on Terrace Hill drive NE to the engineering department. They denied two rezoning petitions and approved sewer and utility projects plus new vehicle purchases for the police department.
The city adopted parking restrictions on A avenue NE from First to Third streets and prohibited parking on the north side of that avenue segment. A parade permit for Rim Rock Riders Saddle Club was denied for May 9. Rezoning at 3124 Sidney Street SE was terminated amid objections. Property proposals and petitions were referred to planning and legal departments for further action.
A sanitary sewer issue on Marilyn Drive NE was referred to the engineering department. A petition for street lights in the 900 to 1100 blocks of Nineteenth Street NW was referred to Iowa Electric Light and Power Co.
Senator Williams of Delaware said he would seek re election in November if the people want him. The remark came after the Sussex county Republican committee presented a resolution urging his candidacy amid the Bobby Baker investigation.
ABC News reports at 10 30 Thursday night on KCRG TV 9 showcase previews of the 1964 New York World's Fair. The segment surveys planned pavilions and innovations expected to capture public imagination.
DAMASCUS AP Army troops have crushed the third anti government revolt since the Baath Socialist regime seized power in a coup 13 months ago. A government spokesman said the Maham uprising 130 miles north of Damascus was put down Wednesday with two killed.
President Johnson, who quit smoking nine years ago, was seen with an unlit cigaret at the White House Press Photographers Assn dinner earlier this month. White House press secretary George Reedy dismissed the rumor, noting no change in his smoking status.
A summit of presidents from eastern central and southern Africa will be held in Leopoldville next month as leaders discuss regional issues. Reedy notes occasional cigarette use by President Johnson, who stopped smoking after his 1955 heart attack.
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