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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1963

Page

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First Street West Resurfacing and Bridge Closure

The Cedar Rapids Gasette reports asphalt resurfacing on First Street West between First Avenue and F Avenue NW pending weather. Public Improvements Commissioner Woody Stolba says the segment will handle detoured traffic from the First Avenue bridge. Bridge closure to demolish to arches and rebuild with a wider surface is planned, with work starting after a rain delay.

First Street West First Avenue F Avenue NW Woody Stotba First Jstreet F Avenue Bridge Stolba Frank Bush First Avenue Bridge

Sharp House Debate Over Liberty Bid

In Des Moines the house spent over an hour Monday debating a concurrent resolution urging Congress to pass the Liberty amendment or call a constitutional convention to cut federal debt, balance the budget, and shrink government. The discussion highlighted fears it would undermine freedoms, with support from Rep. Maurice Van Nostrand and others and concerns about associations with groups like the John Birch Society.

Frank Nye Guyatte Asenciane Des Moines House Congress Leonard Andersen Sioux City Maurice van Nostrand Avoca John Birch Society van Nostrand Americans For Democratic Action The Birch Society el’ Anderson Ian 1

Rapids Oppose Resolution Over State Business Activities

A speaker argued against the resolution saying it could be used to target Iowa, which operates in selling liquor, binding books, canning food, making soap, and producing automobile license plates.

Oberthien Appointed Street Work Co-ordinator

The city council designated Public Works Director John Oberthien as sole co ordinator of all street work this summer to reduce inconvenience from utility companies opening streets. Oberthien will coordinate utility work, handle complaints, and route all street opening requests. Public Improvements Commissioner Stolba announced the plan at the council meeting. Mayor Bob Johnson praised it as a long overdue good step.

John Oberthien Light Iwater Telephone Gas Oberthien Woody Stolba Bob Johnson

Clapp, Former TVA Chief, Dies at 85

Gordon Clapp, who led the Tennessee Valley Authority from 1946 to 1954, died of a heart attack Sunday night. He was 85 and had been president of the Development and Resources Corp, a private engineering firm that served as a consultant on foreign development programs.

New York Gordon Clapp Tennessee Valley Authority Clapp Development and Resources Corp

Youth Fined $100 For Reckless Driving

James G. Cook, 18, of 260 2 street SW, pled guilty in municipal court Monday to a charge of reckless driving and was fined $100 by Judge Howard McLaughlin. Police said Cook led them on a high speed chase on the city's southwest side early Sunday before being stopped in the 800 block of Tenth street SW. He told police he believed the pursuers were someone else.

James G. Cook Howard McLaughlin Cook Eighth Street Tenth Street

Cullman Wins National Science Foundation Fellowship

Louis B. Cullian, son of Mr and Mrs Louis Cullman of 440 Benton Street NE, a Coe graduate and principal of Rifle High School in Rifle Colorado, has been awarded a National Science Foundation fellowship to study at Long Beach State College this summer. The fellowship covers tuition, fees and flying expenses for him and his family.

Louis B. Cullian Louis Cullman Benton Street Coe Rifle, Colo National Science Foundation Long Beach State College

Newton Woman Hurt in C R Auto Crash

Betty Kentzelman of Newton was hospitalized after a two car crash at First Avenue West and First Street. Arthur Williams of Des Moines drove one car. Gerald McCallister of 1333 B Avenue NE was charged with failure to have vehicle under control.

Betty Kentzelman Newton St. Luke’s Hospital First Avenue West First Street Miss Kentzelman Arthur Williams Des Moines Gerald McCallister B Avenue NE Williams First Avenue McCallister

Council Told Elks Pavilion To Become Club

A private Home Run club would operate in the old Elks pavilion at Hawthorne drive and Waterstreet SW after a proposed rezoning from R-2 to R-4. Petitioners Art Pennington Robert G Collins Tom Siamis and E H Pottle sought the change, with no objections filed.

Elks Hawthorne Drive Waterstreet SW Ithe Art Pennington Robert G. Collins Tom Siamis E.H. Pottle Uthe Collins Action Lon

Low Bidder Out On Mt Vernon Sewer Project

Mt Vernon awarded storm sewer contract on Mt. Vernon road SE to D and E Excavating Co. for 49818.02, though the lowest bid was M J Hennessey of Waterloo at 48745.24. Public Improvements Commissioner Woody Stolba said the award serves taxpayers.

Mt. Vernon Road D and E Excavating Co M. J. Hennessey Waterloo Woody Stolba D ‘and E M. J Mike Hennessey D and E Hennessey Brothers Marion Quad City Construction Co Rock Island David McGuire

Headaches Vanish After Spine Adjustments Case Study

A female patient with right-sided facial pain and migraine like symptoms found relief after spinal nerve misalignments were corrected. Chronic constipation gall bladder tenderness and an ovarian disorder were noted as underlying causes. after spinal adjustments her nervous disturbances cleared her appetite returned and headaches disappeared.

Church Talks Vienna Visit by Cardinal Koenig

Vienna AP reports Austrian Cardinal Koenig departed Monday for Poland for four days of talks with Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski and other Roman Catholic leaders to discuss church matters and regional issues.

Vienna Franziskus Cardinal Koenig Austria Poland Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski IJ

German woman blocked from proxy marriage to Dr Sheppard

Mrs Ariane Tebbenjohanns, 33, who sought a proxy marriage to imprisoned Dr Sam Sheppard, lost her bid after state officials refused permission. She had planned to visit and correspond with Sheppard, but Maury Koblentz, the Corrections Commissioner, prohibited visits and forbade writing.

Cleveland Ariane Tebbenjohanns Sam Sheppard Maury Koblentz Koblentz Sheppard Ohio State Penitentiary Tebbenjohanns

Cleveland Man in Germany After Mail Romance

A Cleveland man from Duesseldorf Germany, after a romance by mail with Sheppard, a former Bay Village osteopath serving a life sentence for killing his wife in 1954, is reported. The case links international correspondence to a long imprisoned killer.

Ito Cleveland Duesselgdorf Germany Sheppard Bay Village Ohio

President Kennedy Skips News Conference This Week

Washington AP report says President Kennedy will skip a news conference this week. The White House announced Monday. Sammy Davis Jr. guest stars in The Most Amazing Man, The Rifleman airs Monday night at 7 30 on KORG IVa.

Washington Kennedy White House Sammy Davis, Jr Korgiva

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