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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1965
Page
1
A Daily Record item follows civil filings listing Madge Finely and others as plaintiffs in a $255,000 damages suit arising from a traffic crash. The docket notes fines, bonds, and traffic violations for several individuals, plus weather figures and local obituaries and services. It references Highway 218 near Washburn and names multiple residents and addresses in Cedar Rapids area.
Pars Doe defendants include Doyle Payne of LaPorte City driver of a car that struck Hawley on a motorcycle. First count seeks 85000 in damages for negligent operation and permanent injury. Second count targets Schaefer's Tavern operators for serving Payne while intoxicated.
Dr Franklin Zeller Katz 27 Cedar Rapids native and Iowa City medical school graduate died in Los Angeles from injuries after a fall at his home on Tuesday His body will be returned to Cedar Rapids for services Turner funeral home to supervise burial at Eben Israel cemetery He was born October 14 1937 and was a Temple Judah member Survived by his parents Mr and Mrs J E Katz and a brother Hirschel all of Cedar Rapids
John C. Culver told Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce members that Congress should not rest after early achievements and reviewed key bills and reforms ahead. He cited voting rights, higher education, immigration revisions, and excise tax changes. He urged removal of certain excise taxes to aid Iowa retailers and noted progress on the civic center urban renewal grant and a potential substantial grant for Cedar Rapids’ community action program.
The UPI report notes the Supreme Court ruled unanimously that illegally seized evidence cannot be used in state civil forfeiture actions or in criminal trials. The decision, read by Justice Goldberg, involved a Pennsylvania seizure of a car with 375 untaxed liquor bottles without warrants, crossing from Camden, New Jersey into Philadelphia. The lengthy item also contains scattered notices about births, marriages, quake impacts, and Iowa court reforms.
A series of emergency responses occurred Wednesday involving a tank truck in a ditch at Cryovac Co and engine starts at municipal airport. Fire crews also addressed a gasoline spill, a plane with brake issues, and a house fire of unknown origin in Stumptown. Police listed several individuals connected to a drunk driving case and discussed proposed treatment commitments for offenders. A memorial service notice and comments by Rev John Woods noted quasi criminal procedures against illegal car use.
Nancy Armstrong 19 of 1414 Seventh Avenue SE pled guilty before Judge William Eads to forgery. She received 11 months in Linn County jail and probation with restitution of 376.64 for one check.
Memorial services planned at Best-Turner Chapel at 1 30 p m Friday by Rev Bob Alan Chaffee. Burial at Oak Hill cemetery. Harold G Ficherly to be buried Saturday at 2 p m at Holstein Methodist church by Rev Ernest Larson. Correction: Mr Ficherly not associated with Fickerly Real Estate Co as stated in Wednesday Gazette. KCRG TV 9 airs Jonny Quest Andes adventure at 6 30 PM CST Thursday in color and B W.
Susan M. Dziewanowski, nine, of 229 Seventh Street NE, was arrested Wednesday for forging a check by changing its amount from five dollars ninety three cents to ninety five dollars ninety three cents. The check was drawn by a car wash owner to an acquaintance. She pled innocent at arraignment before Judge William Eads and was held in the county jail in lieu of five hundred dollars bail. Investigation continues.
Paul Ray Eaton, 31, of 373 Twentieth Street SE, pled guilty Thursday before Judge B J Maxwell to his fourth drunk driving offense. He was sentenced to two years in the men’s reformatory at Anamosa to run concurrently with a 1962 third offense conviction. Eaton was arrested April 13 after his panel truck struck a car at First Avenue E and Tenth Street.
Opponents of the Supreme Court one person one vote ruling used a senate pause in Des Moines to push a resolution urging Congress to call a constitutional convention. The aim is to permit states to apportion the lower house by factors beyond equal per capita representation.
Judge Warren Rees in Cedar Rapids suppresses much of the evidence in a second arson charge against J W Lee Grant Jr former co owner of the Cedar Rapids Citizen Times. The ruling follows prior suppression on a technicality and may affect related cases and investigations statewide.
Military intelligence in Amman reports the uncovering of a 59 man espionage ring that operated for Israel since 1948. The ring allegedly gathered intelligence and passed it to Israeli authorities, with officials stating ongoing investigations.
A compact recruitment style line invites readers to join the crowd of Gazette readers who rely on the want ads for opportunities. It emphasizes broad reader engagement and the newspaper as a source for classified opportunities.
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