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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1965
Page
9
Linn County Cancer Crusade headquarters will be open Saturday from dawn to noon and 8 30 a.m. to 7 p.m. Friday at Margaret and Howard Hall Radiation Center. General Chairman William Fluegel said volunteers aim to complete final reports this week as about 3 000 volunteers work across Linn County.
In Seoul police arrested 110 students Thursday following a demonstration opposing the plan to normalize relations with Japan. The protest highlighted regional tensions and involved a march through the city with several hundred participants.
Petitions for 1965 street oiling are due Saturday in Hiawatha. Mrs. Charles Daws city clerk announced. The council will receive petitions at the regular meeting May 6. Sand and oil covering for unpaved roads will cost 20 cents per lineal foot.
A $4,000 cargo of cigarets burned when a high tension wire fell on a truck that struck a utility pole in Marlboro Alliance Ohio. The driver escaped injury as the blaze destroyed the shipment tied to the local accident.
The Greater Downtown Cedar Rapids Association will host a luncheon talk on the Iowa tax outlook next Thursday May 6 at the Montrose hotel. Speakers Dr Wallace E Ogg and Dr Robert W Thomas from Iowa State will discuss a recent tax study projecting property taxes up 20 percent by 1978.
Premier Chou En Lai returned to Peking from Indonesia and Burma, as reported by the New China News Agency.
Soviet police arrested a British teacher named Ger jad Brooke on an espionage charge, a British Embassy spokesman said. Brooke and his wife, mid forties, had arrived in Moscow April 18 with a group of student teachers and were scheduled to depart Friday.
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