Admiral Mott Law Day Talk Set in Cedar Rapids
Rear Admiral William ClatiL, the Navy’s judge advocate general, selected the subject A Lawyer Looks at Coni Mae for the Law Day address. The event includes a public dinner at the Roosevelt hotel and a ceremony in Linn County Court House with Gov. Harold Hughes praising the rule of law amid global tensions.
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Admiral Mott
Roostvelt Hotel
Cedar Rapids
U.S. Navy
William Clatil
Cedar Rapids Mall
Navy
Judge Actoo l
Linn County Bar Inn
Assn
Randall
Gov
Harold Hughes
Iowa
Gov. Hughes
Airlines Order Equipment from Collins Radio
Airlines American and Eastern place a joint order with Collins Radio Co for more than 2.4 million dollars of VHF transceivers navigation systems automatic direction finder controls and antennas for Boeing 727 jets. The package includes a Collins comparator warning safety aid that monitors navigation and attitude data to flag system malfunctions. The equipment is a recent market introduction and marks a major procurement for U.S. carriers.
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Collins Radio Co
American
Eastern
U.S
Collins
Chamber Honors McClellan Judd At Coe ROTC Awards
The Coe air force ROTC ceremony Monday announced eight awards including a $100 RCA senior award to Carrall Clabaugh of Boone and a $100 junior award to Stephen Bangs of Bethesda Md Lt Col Eldon Er Nich presented the honors as part of the Linn county ROA program The event lauded McClellan Judd for long service and carried bandsman and color guard recognitions with cadets Hurka Blaugh and Olek highlighted for various achievements.
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Coe Air Force
Washington
Robert Hart
U.S. Chamber of
Martin
Stephen Olek
Eric Blaugh
Marion couple charged in road incident amid budget debate
Police identified the drivers Betty Kendall age 30 of 1189 Northview Drive Marion and Gary Rebse age 27 of 1255 Eimittee Monday. The report notes state budget figures for mental health and related institutions, detailing proposed annual appropriations for Cherokee Clarinda Independence Mt Pleasant Toledo Marshalltown Fort Madison Rockwell City Eldora Glenwood Woodward Davenport and other facilities. Monday afternoon. In front q DRIVE SAFELY
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First Avenue
Betty Kendall
Northview Drive
Marion
David Luse
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Thirteenth Street
Senate Appropriations
Gary Rebse
Eimittee
Miss Kendall
Dall
State Board of Centrol
Mental Health Institute
Cherokee
Clarinda
Independence
Mt. Pleasant
State Juvenile
Toledo
Iowa
Marshalltown
Anamosa
Fort Madison
Rockwell City
Qedar Rapids Gazette
Coe College seniors Clabaugh and Bangs to graduate
Clabaugh will receive a bachelor of arts degree in June and be commissioned in the air force then enter pilot training. He played tennis for three years, belongs to the Clan of C and Lambda Chi Alpha. Bangs, a 1935 Coe graduate, is senior class president and Phi Kappa Tau president, also tennis letterman and economics major. He assists economics professor Dr. George Powell.
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Clabaugh
Air Force
Sac Air Force Base
Fairchild
Wash
Clan of C
Lambda Chi Alpha
Bangs
Robert Bangs
Coe
Phi Kappa Tau
Hiawatha Plans Bike Safety Week Activities
Hiawatha to host a six year bike safety week from May 4 to 11 organized by the Optimist club in Columbia Missouri. Events run 2 to 4 PM featuring safety inspections and a rodeo near Trent Street. Marvin Leichsenring 36 Amana suffered minor injuries when his car was struck. no charges filed. Wood treated at St Luke’s Hospital and released. No stickers awarded.
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Wood
Lumbia
Diawatha Optimist Club
Marvin
Amana
Trent Street
Hiawatha
Bridge Closing Forces Change in Two Bus Routes
City Lines alters downtown routing due to scheduled First avenue bridge closure. Buses shift from West Highlands to Vernon Heights, leaving First avenue at Third street, then use Third avenue SW to cross the Third avenue bridge. They stop at the Paramount theater before continuing on Third avenue SE.
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City Lines
West Highlands
Vernon Heights
First Avenue
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Enzfers
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Third Street
Third Avenue
Third Avenue Bridge
Paramount Theater
Third Avenue SE
Safety Council Award To M. R. Bearbower
Maxwell R. Bearbower driver for Briggs Transportation Co. received the National Safety Council Safe Driver Award for 13 years without a chargeable accident. Also honored with one-year NSC awards were Carl I. Kimball Glenn H. Lyons William E. Wright Benjamin J. Siver and Lawrence D. Welhes.
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Maxwell R. Bearbower
Briggs Transportation Co
National Safety Council
Carl l. Kimball
Glenn H. Lyons
William E. Wright
Benjamin J. Siver
Lawrence D. Welhes
Fragmented notice from OCR herbal edition archive
Incomplete OCR text references a carrier rate and republication rights. Mentions The Associated Press and reproduction of focal news. No clear event, person, or place discernible beyond general media terms.
Army Veteran Enlists in Navy Two Recruits Named
Navy recruiting office in Cedar Rapids reports two enlistments: Kirk R. Shearer Jr., son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Shearer of 3308 Iave mie NW, and William B. Reichle, son of Mr and Mrs Willie Reichle of 1705 Blake Blvd SE. Reichle is a four year Army veteran. Shearer to Naval Training Center San Diego for basic training. Also reported home on leave from Elmendorf Air Force Base Alaska is Airman 1C Marlo McMillen, son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth McMillen of Walker.
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Navy Recruiting Office
Cedar, Rapids
Kirk R. Shearer, Jr
Joseph Shearer
Iavemie NW
William B
Reichle
Shearer
Naval Training Center
San Diego
Elmdorf Air Force Base
Alaska
Marlo
McMillen
Kenneth McMillen
Walker
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