Death Notices and Local School Meeting Report
Word has been received of the death Saturday of Mrs. Armour Bash 77 of Santa Ana California former Marion resident and 1910 Marion high school graduate Survivors include her husband a son Clarence of Denver a daughter Ferol Bush of Santa Ana two grandchildren one great grandchild two sisters Mrs I R Drake of Marion and Mrs Opal McGowan of South Gate California Services are Friday at the Pacific View Memorial park chapel Newport Beach California Administrators from Marion two school districts attend a meeting today in Anamosa on new budget procedures Supt Kenneth Patton Linn Mars Burnell Smith Marion Independent assistant superintendent and Mrs Kenneth Potter attend Give the graduate a watch from Rays Jewelry Adv
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Armour Bash
Santa Ana
Calif
Marion
Anamosa
State Department of Public Instruction
Kenneth Patton
Linn-Mar and
Burnell Smith
Kenneth Potter
House in Marion Damaged by Flames
Marion firemen responded to a blaze at the Donald Roy home on 627 Eleventh Street Saturday night. Flames gutted a bedroom with smoke damage to the rest of the house. firemen believe a child's chemistry set sparked the fire.
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Marion
Donald Roy
Eleventh Street
Marion School Bond Sale Planned For Tuesday
Marion Independent board of education will sell 675000 in bonds Tuesday at 8 p m in the board offices at Starry school 650 South Fifteenth street Bond proceeds finance additions to the high school and Washington elementary school Washington addtion bids open Monday May 6 Architects complete high school plans The board also holds its monthly meeting Thursday at 7 p m in the board offices
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Marion Independent Board of Education
Starry School
South Fifteenth Street
Washington
Marion Board
Visiting Philosopher At Cornell Tuesday
Dr. Castell, renowned philosophy author and former faculty at Toronto Chicago Minnesota Oregon Wooster, will speak on A New Look at an Old Ally at Armstrong Hall 2465 First Ave Tuesday. Open to the public with prior teaching and media lecturing credits.
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Armstrong Hall Little Theatre
First. Ave
Castell
University of Toronto
University of Chicago
University of Minnesota
University of Oregon
College of Wooster
University of Washington
Yale
Injunction on Phone Pickets Tossed Out in Alabama
U.S. District Judge in Mobile dissolved a state court injunction blocking CWA picket lines at Southern Bell facilities. The ruling ends contempt proceedings as moot and dismisses the injunction sought during the 42 state strike against Western Electric.
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Mobile
Ala
UPI
Workers of America
Southern Bell
CWA
U.S
Daniel Thomas
Southern Bell Telephone Co
Western Electric
Bell
Washington
Thomas
Franzenburg Battered After Urbandale Crash
Des Moines state treasurer and Democratic gubernatorial candidate Paul Franzenburg said he has a few extra bruises and is stiff but okay after a Saturday car wreck in Urbandale. He went to a hospital for examination and attended a Democratic dinner that evening. no tickets were issued.
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Des Moines
UPI
Paul Franzenburg
Franzenburg
Dan Broderick
Urbandale
Broderick
Robert Ray
Mason City
Millsap Resigns City Post to Join University of Iowa
Kenneth F. Millsap resigns as Iowa City's assistant city manager effective July 1 to become a public administration specialist at the University of Iowa institute of public affairs. He is 49, earned a 1947 masters and 1950 PhD in political science, and previously taught political science at California State College in Long Beach.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Kenneth F. Millsap
Millsap
Institute of Public Affairs
California State College
Long Beach
New Teachers for N. Fayette Listed
North Fayette County Community School District lists two vacancies remain in the faculty. A first grade instructor at West Union elementary and a fourth grade teacher at Hawkeye attendance center are still needed. New hires include Horacek, Reeder, Timm, Boileau, Gunderson, Davis, Sorge, and Independence assignments.
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West Union
North Fayette County
Wesley Carlson
Hawkeye
Joseph Horacek
Independence
Eva Reeder
Marian Timm
Sue Boileau
Cedar Ralls
Joan Gunderson
Decorah
Bernice Davis
Strawberry Point
Ann Sorge
Oelwein Teacher Secures Stay Blocking Hearing on Nonrenewal
Keith Nash an Oelwein high school instrumental music instructor obtained a court order blocking a public hearing on his nonrenewal. The stay orders an early hearing with legal counsel to resolve due process concerns raised in the petition filed in Fayette county district court.
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Oelwein
Keith Nash
Oelwein High School
Oelwein School Board
Nash
Fayette
G. B. Richter
Reed, Merner, Sindlinger, Baker and Sabbath
Cedar Falls
Cedar Rapids Attorney Seeks 25000 For Dental Board bailout
A Cedar Rapids attorney asked Des Moines officials to provide 25000 to salvage the state board of dental examiners. The request covers debts and operations through June 30. A 1967 act created the new board without a corresponding appropriation, timing fees to begin in April. The council will decide after an attorney general opinion and a detailed budget.
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Des Moines
UPI
Cedar Rapids
State Board of Dental Examiners
Keith Stapleton
Stapleton
State Board of Dentistry
Reward Offered for Stolen Wooden Indian
A St. Louis tobacco and cigar company offers a reward for the return of its seven foot wooden Indian after a tire was thrown through a window last week. Police say the Indian, with a leathered headdress, is valued at 1200 dollars.
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ST. Louis
Mayor Sorensen cites effective Omaha policing after disorder
Mayor A V Sorensen toured the near north side as disturbances continued in the Negro area. Police say regular shifts handled calls of looting and window damage while 12 shops were vandalized or looted and three fires occurred.
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Omaha (Ap
A. V. Sorensen
Omaha
North Side
Richard Andersen
Sorensen
Andersen
North Korean guard throws rock at US jeep near armistice site
At Panmunjom a North Korean guard reportedly threw a rock that cracked the windshield of a US army jeep during an armistice commission meeting. Pfc. Douglas Mroczek, a 22 year old from New York City, said the rock appeared thrown in fun as the vehicle neared a checkpoint. Col. John Lucas condemned the act as provocative. North Korean Col. Hahn Choo Kyung called the incident Fabricated and accused UN personnel of provocation.
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Panmunjom
Korea
Armistice Commission
Pfc
Douglas Mroczek
New York City
Mroczek
John Lucas
Hahn Choo-kyung
U.N. Command
Piano Drop Attracts Hippie Crowd For Radio Benefit
In Duvall Washington a helicopter released an upright piano from 200 feet to music and chaos. Over 3000 attendees paid one dollar to witness the event in a grassy ravine for the KRARB Seattle radio station fundraiser with Joe Country and the Fish performing.
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KRARB
Seattle
Four U S Scientists to Spend 60 Days on Ocean Floor
Four interior department scientists will live 60 days in a twin chambered habitat sunk 50 feet deep in Greater Lameshur Bay Virgin Islands National Park off St John. Navy NASA and Interior said Operation Tektite I aims to advance marine science and test isolation effects for future space missions.
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Valley Forge
U.S
Navy
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Interior Department
General Electric
Lameshur Bay
Virgin Islands National Park
St. John Island
Maynard Woman Mina DeBow to Celebrate 99th Birthday
Mrs. Mina DeBow Maynard's oldest resident turns 99 Tuesday. Born in Illinois she moved to Maynard long ago and lives with her daughter Mrs. Oran Patsey. She enjoys reading visiting with friends and awaits daily mail.
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Maynard
Mina DeBow
Illinois
DeBow
Oran Patsey
Farley Endorses Humphrey for Democratic Nomination
Former Postmaster General James Farley, a former national and New York Democratic chairman, says he supports Hubert Humphrey for the Democratic presidential nomination. Farley praises Humphrey for understanding racial problems and being selflessly devoted to solving them responsibly.
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NEW York
James Farley
Hubert Humphrey
Farley
New York State
Humphrey
United States
Officers named by 2nd District Legion
H A Wuestenberg of Donahue was elected commander of the Second district American Legion at a conference here last weekend. Other officers include Leo Maynard DeWitt John Brokens Monticello and Leo Ficke Dyersville vice commanders Elton Gronewald Donahue adjutant Pett Todd Cedar Rapids historian and E ward Johannsen Dixon sergeant at arms.
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Bellevue
H. A. Wuestenberg
Donahue
American Legion
Leo
Maynard
DeWitt
John Brokens
Monticello
Leo Ficke
Dyersville
Elton Gronewald
Pett Todd
Cedar Rapids
Eaward Johannsen
Dixon
Barnard Offers Aid After Lisbon Bullfight Incident
In Lisbon Dr. Christiaan Barnard, the South African heart transplant pioneer, attended a bullfight where Ricardo Chibenga was gored. Barnard offered to treat the bullfighter but arena staff declined his help, and Barnard left after a three day, week long South America trip.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Christiaan Barnard
Heart
Johannesburg
South America
Ricardo Chibenga
Barnard
Bination
Dial
Alexander Borovsky Dies at 79 Renowned Pianist
Waban Massachusetts mourns the death of Alexander Borovsky a 79 year old noted concert pianist who died on Saturday. The obituary notes his career achievements and impact on classical music communities.
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Waban, Mass
Alexander Borovsky
Notice of Economy Lumber Co. dissolution and sheriff sale details
The Economy Lumber Co Inc Cedar Rapids Iowa dissolved by unanimous stockholder consent effective April 1 1968. A sheriff sale of real estate Lot 96 Maplewood Cedar Rapids and adjacent lots follows a Minnesota Mutual Life Insurance Co judgment. sale in front of Cedar Rapids courthouse May 8 1988 at 9 00 am. Also probate notice for Anthony W Chihak estate appointing Reverend John P Chihak as executor with deadlines for claims and set dates. A bank statement for Urbana Iowa shows assets and liabilities with sworn attestations by bank officers.
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Pissor
Economy Lumb Inc
Economy Lumber Co., Inc
Iowa Corporation
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Iowa
Rudolph Heathel
District Court
Minnesota Mutual Life Insurance Co
Duane Christenson
Maplewood
N.E
Court House
WALTER_H. GRANT
David R. Webster
State of
Anthony William Chihak
John P. Chihak
Sputvilie
Joseph J. Severn
OTIC
Planning and Zoning Commission
Vse of
Marion
Jane
City
Tith ‘Street
Daniel's Addition
Bailey
Young
Rea
Baere Seon St
Doat
28Th St
J. B. Young
Mer
Sur
Sth
McElhenny
al Block
Lake
Carhart’s
Mandy
Lowa Erwen L. Taylor
Civ Clark
Linn
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Bank
Fairfax State Savings Bank Report of Condition 1968
Bank in Fairfax Iowa shows total assets of 5.08 million with deposits of 4.67 million and capital accounts of 0.41 million. Note includes detailed breakdowns of cash, securities, loans, and other assets and liabilities and attestation by officers. Public zoning hearing notice for Marion Iowa follows.
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State Bank No
Urbana Savings Bank
United States
W. Remer
John A. Suchomel
R. W. Remer
Fairfax
Iowa
Ee Atays
Dhes kAe Bee
Tme
Moranda
Mh We
J. L. Krall
D. Neuhaus
D. C. Neuhaus
Lloyd Re Letenurs
C. J. Lynch
Elladenna Miller
United ‘States
Evaran Ie
Adaottie
James S. Livingston
Crises in the Cities: Mayors discuss streets program
Eastern Iowa mayors discuss city streets and highways in a color TV program airing at 6 30 p m Thursday on Channel 9 with emphasis on local transport issues.
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Iowa
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