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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1963

Page

8

Van Allen says artificial radiation belt losing strength

Dr James A Van Allen told a Washington audience that the man made electron belt created by the Starfish test in July has shed about 85 percent of its initial electron content within six months. He noted rapid early decay with a slower later rate, and predicted detectable Starfish particles could remain for up to 10 years.

Washington, D. C James A. van Allen U.S Pacific Ocean van Allen Hawaii Johnston Island AGU National Bureau of Standards Peru New Belt Iowa

Ex-Iowa airman sentenced to life for wife’s stabbing death

James E. Lord Jr., a former Iowa resident and Lincoln air base airman, received a life term after pleading guilty to second degree murder in the February death of his 21-year-old wife Suzanne. Judge Ronin cited 140 puncture wounds and called the slaying incredible and shocking. Lord’s parents live in Durant, Iowa. his wife was from Guthrie Center.

Lincoln, Neb James E. Lord, Jr Lord Herbert A. Ronin George Lord Bondurant, la Guthrie Center

Home Rule Amendment Advances in Iowa Senate

The Iowa Senate approved the home rule amendment 41 to 7, sending the proposal to the house. The measure would grant cities and towns authority over most local affairs except where taxes are barred or explicitly limited.

Senate Des Moines Iowa Robert Rigler New Hampton Andrew Frommelt Dubuque Rigler

Governor says liquor is not a moral issue in Iowa

Governor Harold Hughes told a Des Moines church group that liquor laws deteriorate because local officials know citizens do not want enforcement. He urged that morality centers on aid to dependent children and care for the aged, while promising to enforce existing liquor laws even as he claimed legal drink could improve conditions.

Des Moines UPI Harold Hughes Hughes Iowa

Tama Firemen Ball Date Set At Eagles Building

The annual firemen's ball will be held Friday at the Eagles building from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Proceeds will be used to buy fire equipment.

TAMA Eagles

Captain Binghamton Plays Hero On McHale's Navy

Laughs fill the screen as Captain Binghamton attempts heroism in a Thursday night episode of McHale's Navy at 8 30 p m on television 9.

Binghamton McHale

Second Sabin Sunday Set in Delaware County

Registration forms are being distributed for the second of three Sabin oral Sundays at the old high school gymnasium in Manchester. The event runs 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. May 26 serves as the final general immunization date for those completing all three doses.

Gazette Manchester Sabin Delaware County Delaware County Medical Society

Eastern Iowans Injured in Falls

Three youths and one adult from Tama Maquoketa Earlville and Chelsea were hurt in falls. Randy Potter 214 suffered concussion a deep forehead gash and bruises after falling from a ladder at a grandparent home and is in Marshalltown hospital. Sharon Nieman 12 broke left arm in gym class at Maquoketa Valley school. Kathleen Henle 13 broke left arm after falling from a railroad rail near Chelsea.

Randy Potter Tom Potter Glen Potter Tama Marshalltown Sharon Nieman Harold Ni

Plea Entered in Drunk Driving Case in Iowa City

Roland Gordy 25 of Lone Tree pleaded guilty in district court to a drunk driving charge. Judge James Gaffney fined $300 and costs and suspended Gordy s license for 60 days.

Iowa City Roland Gordy Lone Tree James Gaffney

City council rejects building permit for all steel garage

The city council, acting on a plan commission recommendation, rejected Marion Willson and Garland Malone's request for a building permit to erect an all steel garage west of Hilltop cafe.

Tama City Plan Commission Marion Willson Garland Malone Hilltop Cafe

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