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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1964

Page

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Court Orders Negroes to Unburned Part of School

A federal three judge panel ordered six Negroes back into facilities at Notasulga Alabama high school after a March fire destroyed the Negro wing. The court rejected violence to block desegregation and required access to the white grammar school building by Thursday. The decision cited an Eighth Circuit ruling that federal orders cannot be withdrawn in face of violent opposition.

Montgomery Ala Notasulga He-Ucc State Virgil Kitchens Judicial No. Mnamanana Antina Atavinang Richard Rives U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals U.S. District Frank Johnson H. Hobart Grooms Eighth Circuit Court United States

Court Rules On Negro Attendance After High School Fire

The court found space in adjoining buildings can be used to educate the six Negro children despite the high school being ruined. The six may attend classes mostly without white teachers as the county school board did not react publicly. Post fire, the board planned to reassign students to the segregated Negro Tuskegee Institute high school.

Negro Tuskegee Institute High School

Extension for Baker Inquiry Extends Senate Committee Probe

The Senate rules committee gains an extra month to finish its Bobby Baker investigation and report findings. The spending authority, set to expire at midnight, is extended to May 31. About $95,000 has been spent with roughly $20,000 remaining.

Washington Senate Rules Committee Bobby Baker

Wyman Calls For More Thresher Fund Donations

Rep Wyman pled Wednesday for additional contributions to the fund to educate the 194 children of the Thresher victims. He contrasted public giving to the Oswald widow with the Thresher fund, noting just over 140000 raised a year after the tragedy for education of fatherless children.

Washington Rep Wyman R-N.h Lee Oswald Kennedy

C R Woman Charged In Stabbing

Emma Wenzel 39 of 317 I avenue NW faces assault with attempt to inflict great bodily injury and intoxication charges after a stabbing at her home Tuesday night. Victim Earl De Nio 49 of 2412 First avenue NE remained in serious condition at University Hospitals Iowa City with a knife wound to the chest. detectives say Wenzel believed he was her husband Herbert and admitted stabbing De Nio after arguments and alleged abuse of her by him. Wenzel held at city jail awaiting municipal court arraignment.

Emma Wenzel I Avenue NW Cedar Rapids Earl de Nio First Avenue University Hospitals Iowa City Richard Staves de Nio

Two C R Doctors Chosen for IMS Leadership Roles

DES MOINES AP reports Dr. F G Ober of Burlington named president elect of the Iowa Medical Society, with Dr. C V Edwards of Council Bluffs as outgoing president and Dr. Otis D Wolfe of Marshalltown serving as 1964 president. Other officers elected include Dr. J J Redmond of Cedar.

Des Moines F. G. Ober Burlington Iowa Medical Society C. V. Edwards Council Bluffs Otis D. Wolfe Marshalltown J. J. Redmond Cedar

Rapids elects three trustees and officers

Rapids re elected Dr. C. W. Seibert from Waterloo as trustee for three years. Dr. L. J. Halpin from Cedar Rapids was re elected speaker of the house of delegates. Dr. P. M. Kersten from Fort Dodge was re elected vice speaker.

Rapids C. W. Seibert Waterloo L. J. Halpin Cedar Rapids House of Delegates P. M. Kersten Fort Dodge

Jaycee Scholarships Awarded to Two at Waukon

Linda Swenson daughter of Otis Swenson and Joseph Cunningham son of Leo Cunningham are named recipients of the Junior Chamber of Commerce scholarships in Waukon Each will receive 100 dollars Linda will attend the University of Iowa while Joseph will study at Iowa State College and pursue his degree plans

Waukon Linda Swenson Joseph Cunningham Linda Otis Swenson University of Iowa Joseph Leo Cunningham Iowa State

Cub Scouts Awards At Pack 34 Meeting

Cub Scouts at Pack 34 held a Monday meeting at Wright School presenting awards to a long list of boys including Mark Wagner Jay Hamre Jimmy DeVries Mark Enright Greg Kingery Kevin Jaycox John Kratzer Paul Ryder Danny Wood Kerry Mounce David Repp Kevin Williams Bruce Bowles Randy Aitchison John Pinckney Jeff Taylor Larry Ayers David Fanton Eric Evans Bruce Murphy Gary Foster Kurt Hopker Wayne Garrison Charles Caughill Patrick Miller John Murphy Doug Repp Kevin Lanning David Grier Patrick Novak Mark Bertelli Jimmy Funcke Vernon Smith Jr Darrall Hoxworth Steven Sharburne Billy Balsanek Jeff Roland and Greg Zimmerman.

Wright School Mark Wagner Jay Hamre Jimmy DeVries Mark Enright Greg Kingery Kevin Jaycox John Kratzer Paul Ryder Danny Wood Kerry Mounce David Repp Kevin Williams Bruce Bowles Randy Aitchison John Pinckney Jeff Taylor Larry Ayers David Fanton Eric Evans Bruce Murphy Gary Foster Kurt Hopker Wayne Garrison Charles Caughill Patrick Miller John Murphy Doug Repp Kevin Lanning David Grier Patrick Novak Mark Bertelli Jimmy Funcke Vernon Smith, Jr Darrall Hoxworth Steven Sharburne Billy Balsanek Jeff Roland Greg Zimmerman

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