U S Moves to Retaliate on Mart Tariff
The United States announced a plan to retaliate against the European Common Market for higher tariffs on U S poultry. Christian Herter said a public hearing will pick retaliatory items including wine trucks buses photographic papers motion picture film and other goods. He estimated annual U S losses at 46 million and noted hearings start Sept 4 with mid October implementation targeted for all six member states.
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Christian Herter
U. S
European Common Market
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Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
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Gearheart to Receive Ph D From Colorado
Bill Gearheart Cedar Rapids schools director of special education will receive a doctorate in special education from Colorado State College Greeley on August 15 He has been on the Cedar Rapids staff since 1960 and formerly taught in Wichita Kansas He graduated from Friends University Wichita in 1949 and earned a Master of Education degree from the University of Wichita in 1954
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Bill Gearheart
Cedar Rapids
Colorado State College
Greeley
Gearheart
Wichita
Kan
Friends University
University of Wichita
C R Man Files For Bankruptcy
Duane Vernon Schneider of 2257 Blakely Blvd SE filed a bankruptcy petition in federal court in Cedar Rapids listing debts of 4602.85 and assets of 1325 with 200 exempt.
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Duane Vernon Schneider
Blakely Blvd
Cedar Rapids
Motorcycle Driver Injured in Collision at A Avenue
A 23-year-old Ladora man James Luckey escaped serious injury after a 4:50 PM collision with a car at A avenue and Tenth street NE. Luckey suffered a forehead laceration and was treated at St. Luke’s hospital. Darrell Nelson of Fort Riley Kansas was charged with failing to yield the right of way and posted a $15 bond.
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Avenue
Tenth Street
James Luckey
St. Luke’s Hospital
Luckey
Darrell Nelson
Fort Riley
Kan
Volga Mayor resigns over council inaction
East Iowa towns report several council actions Volga's mayor David Holsman resigns citing lack of action with Robert Garms named to succeed him. Fayette mayor Fayette-Jack Beck resigns planning to move outside city limits with no successor named. Ossian approves a 22675 budget with no tax increase. Waukon budgets 113900. tax mill increase. Guttenberg budget 53945. sewer extension granted. Dyersville curb and gutter objections at two streets. West Union bids 16000 for storage building. plan revisions planned. Wadena passes stop sign ordinance shifting highway fines to city.
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David Holsman
Robert Garms
Holsman
Fayette
Jack Beck
Guttenberg
Gordt
Dyersville
Fourth Avenue
Sixth Avenue
West Union
Health committee seeks public health commissioner in Iowa
Governor cites difficulty finding candidates for the posted salary as the health committee begins a statewide study of public health needs in Iowa. Members include Dr. Robert C. Hardin of Iowa City and Dr. Clyde M. Berry of Iowa City among others from medical and health organizations.
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Iowa
Robert C. Hardin
Iowa City
College of Medicine
University of Iowa
Clyde M. Berry
Iowa Public Health Assn
Paul Keiser
Burlington
Burlington Hospital
Paul C. Williamson
Des Moines
Iowa Tuberculosis and Health Assn
Bryce E. Wilson
Iowa Society of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons
Madelene M. Donnelly
Navy Transfers and Leaves Noted for Four Servicemen
Armed Forces list shows Airman Apprentice Thom as Whitney on 14 days leave while transferring from San Diego to Memphis. Fireman Apprentice Dean Wolfe to electrical mates school at Great Lakes after 18 day leave. Richard Carver on 15 days leave at home during transfer from San Diego to Memphis. Stanley Woodson, 22, from West Union, enlisted and reported for navy duty, sent to San Diego for recruit training.
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Fred Whitney
Nineteenth Avenue SW
San Diego
Memphis
Tenn
Dean Wolfe
Edward Wolfe
Mayden Avenue
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Richard Carver
Loren Carver
Fairfax
Stanley Woodson
West Union
Navy
Health official remarks from Iowa meeting noted
The state Department of Health, Dr. S P Leinbach of Belmond representing the Iowa Medical Society, and State Rep Lorne Worthington D Lamont spoke at the health and pharmacy committee briefing.
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S. P. Leinbach
Belmond
Iowa Medical Society
Lorne Worthington
Lamont
House Committee On Public Health and Pharmacy
Iowa deer hunting season dates and zones announced
The notice lists bow and arrow season from Oct 12 to Dec 1 statewide with one deer daily limit and bow hours from sunrise minus 30 minutes to sunset plus 30 minutes. Shotgun season runs Dec 14 to 15 in 25 northwest counties and Dec 14 to 16 elsewhere, with a one deer limit and 8 am to 4 pm shooting hours. Counties in the Dec 14 15 window are Osceola Emmet Dickinson Kossuth Winnebago Worth O Brien Clay Palo Alto Hancock Cerro Gordo Wright Franklin Buena Vista Pocahontas Humboldt Ida Sac Calhoun Carroll Greene Hamilton Hardin Grundy Story. Look in today's classifieds for real savings.
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Dickinson
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Worth
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Clay
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Hancock
Cerro Gordo
Wright
Franklin
Buena Vista
Pocahontas
Humboldt
Ida, Sac
Calhoun
Carroll
Greene
Hamilton
Hardin
Grundy
Story
Window Peeper Wins Race with Officers
A window peeper eluded two officers during a sidewalk chase near 216 Second Street NW about 2:35 a.m. Officers Albert Hooper and Kenneth Millsap pursued the man but lost him in the darkness as he fled toward A Avenue. Walter Merritt and his wife at 127 A Avenue reported seeing the suspect peering into windows.
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Second Street
Albert Hooper
Kenneth Millsap
Second
Third Streets
Walter Merritt
A Avenue
Telephone Union To Vote On Contract In Cedar Rapids
Local 7101 of the Communications Workers union will meet in Cedar Rapids to discuss the recent contract settlement with Northwestern Bell Telephone Co. President John Clevenger will describe the settlement which covers all workers in a five state area.
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The
Communications Workers Union
Cedar Rapids
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
John Clevenger
Iall
Meeting details and ratification vote in three Iowa towns
Cedar Rapids members will vote on ratification of the agreement Wednesday at a polling place set up in the central office. Bal lots were mailed Monday to members in Anamosa Vinston and Monticello.
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Sheraton-Montrose
Cedar Rapids
Anamosa
Vinston
Monticello
Woman Suffers Leg Fracture in Crash
A 68-year-old Cedar Rapids woman, Pearl L. Kruse, suffered a fracture of her upper right leg in a two car collision at Fifth avenue and Fifth street SE Monday at 7 p.m. She was reported in fairly good condition at St. Luke's hospital and was a passenger in a car driven south on Fifth street by Mildred F. Kruse. Wesley J. Bushnell, driver of the other car, was charged with disobeying a traffic signal.
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Cedar Rapids
Fifth Avenue
Fifth Street
Pearl L. Kruse
Tenth Street
St. Luke's Hospital
Mildred F. Kruse
Seventh Street
Wesley J. Bushnell
Thirty-first Street
Burglar Targets Six Coralville Homes in Early Morning
A burglar entered six unlocked houses in northwest Coralville between 3 and 6 a.m. Tuesday while occupants slept. Loot totaled about $85 plus a transistor radio. No arrests reported.
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