Sailor Rescued After Three Days Adrift in Atlantic
Chris Brooks, 22, survivor of the Langran wreck, was rescued by a coast guard cutter near Cape Hatteras and taken to hospital with exposure and fatigue. Four others, including Dr. James Dodge, remain missing after the 64 foot vessel sank about 54 miles northeast of Cape Hatteras last Friday amid stormy seas.
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New York
Atlantic
Coast Guard
Chris Brooks
Staten Island Public Health Service
Brooks
James Dodge
Hamilton Township
N.J
Dodge
Cape Hatteras
N.C
United Fruit Co
Fra Berlanga
Berlanga
Trenton
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Francis Gravatt
Beverly Minotti
Kimberly
Minotti
Capt. Gravatt
Vinton Man Ready To Enter Service And Beer Thefts
A Vinton man is reported ready to enter service as burglars smash a window at Kuba Distributing Co. 224 First Street NE and steal ten cases of beer plus about $7.50 in change. Another theft weekend saw a Dale Lee Distributing Co. truck broken into, with thieves attempting another break in Monday night.
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Kuba Distributing Co
First Street
Dale Lee
Distributing Co
Ise
Fifth Avenue
Dale Lee i Distributing Co
Vietnam air strikes target rail bridges and highways
The report describes A-6 Intruders and A-4 Skyhawks bombing near Lang Son Haiphong and the Red River crossings. In a separate case, Larry D. Horning, 26, seeks to join the army after previously dodging induction, with sentencing postponed to explore volunteer service.
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Na Phuc
China
Constellation
Lang Son
Ky Cung River
Navy
Haiphong
Red River
Van Note reunion and election mentions fill Ellis briefs
Local notices cover the Van Note reunion in Ellis with details about the Washington Senate Race Garden pavilion and remarks from Everett and Park. Additional items discuss August politics and World War II figures, along with bowling leagues and a Saigon election tour for Thieu and Ky.
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Reggios
Washington
Senate
Race Garden
Ellis
Everett/Park
Dirksen
Eisenhower
Johnson
North Vietnam
Red
China
Mays
Europe
The
Gazette
Hayes
White House
Nell
U.S
Saigon
Tran van Huong
South
Vietnam
Berger
Marion
Adv
O’brien
William £. O’brien
Pepperwood Hill
Sioux
S.D. Tion
James
Bien Hoa
Nguyen Vanscheck
Thieu
Nguyen Cao Ky
Adams Receives 60 Days on Two Counts
Albert A. Adams, 20, of 1224 Third Street SE, Cedar Rapids, was sentenced to 60 days in the county jail after arrest at 12:43 a.m. at Hawkeye Downs south gate for intoxication and manner of conveyance. An assembled loaded .22 rifle was found in his car. Judge Howard McLaughlin presided.
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Cedar Rapids
Albert A. Adams
Third Street SE
Hawkeye Downs
Howard McLaughlin
Scott Arrested In Stolen Auto
James M. Scott, 27, of the Pullman hotel, was arrested by a deputy sheriff on highway 4 near Palo on a larceny of a motor vehicle charge. He was found at 6:05 a.m. in a 1962 convertible reported stolen from the Roosevelt parking ramp by Robert McMillan, who reported the theft at 3:55 a.m. Tuesday. Scott is in the city jail.
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James M. Scott
Pullman
Palo
Roosevelt
Robert McMillan
Ozark Street
McMillan
Scott
Looted vehicles and apartments spark local theft reports
W reports 15 stereo tapes value 7 dollars each plus a 7 dollar tape case and about 50 dollars cash taken from her parked car at Killian's Parkade. Donald L Booth reports a 75 stereo record player a 100 Polaroid camera and two binoculars stolen from his Seventeenth Avenue SE apartment Monday night.
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Killian
Donald L. Booth
Seventeenth Avenue SE
Fair week ends with acts at Teen Center and midway
The fair features the Great Apollo sway pole act and the Simra Duo high platform dancers performing over 1200 feet in the air. Searle and Ruth Simmons of Sarasota write novels and plan a life at fairs. A New York band of five young men also appears, led by a Columbia graduate. Tuesday ends the free high acts above the midway. a 3:30 teen show with the Temptations closes the day. Robert J Klaus, 19, was fined $100 for reckless driving after speeding on C avenue NW and passing multiple intersections without headlights.
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Apollo
Simra
Searle
Ruth Simmons
Sarasota, Fla
Simmons
New York
Columbia University
Teen Center
Temtations
Grandstand
Robert J. Klaus
Enth Avenue
Marion
Klaug
C Avenue NW
Fifth Street
Ninth Street
Howard McLaughl
Extend Leases On Sippi Sites Across Mississippi River
Rep. John Culver said the army corps will extend 1888 leases along the Mississippi river for cottage sites unless needed for higher priority use. Existing leases renewed for five years may also extend to 1988 after protests over a phased cottage site wind-down tied to flood-loss reduction efforts.
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John Culver
Army Corps of Engineers
Mississippi River
Culver
Corps
Corps of Engineers
Teen electrocuted at outdoor event amid Monday activities
A 39 year old man from Polk City died after a power line touched by a tree trimming machine near the grandstand while a band from New York City, Mathers' Son, performed. The incident occurred during a Monday event ahead of The Rifleman viewing on channel 9.
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Mitchelville
THE
Celwein School Board Boosts Non-Degree Teacher Pay Scale
The Celwein school board increased the non-degree teacher pay scale by $400. The new base will be $4,400 for three years of college and $4,150 for two years. Board member Curtis Theile resigned but a successor was not chosen as the board election is set for September 11.
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Celwein
Curtis Theile
Squirrel Triggers Mt. Lookout Power Outage
A squirrel caused a power blackout in part of Mt. Lookout for about half an hour on Monday. Utility crews restored service after identifying the fault and restoring lines.
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Cincinnate
Mt. Lookout
Dyersville Pursuit Ends With Couple’s Arrest After Car Flight
Mrs Meek tried to obtain benzedrine at Corner drug store in Dyersville. A high speed chase reaching 105 mph followed to highway 2 38 near Delaware. The couple was captured in Monticello and returned to Dyersville. Their 2 year old daughter was given to welfare officials in Dubuque.
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Waterloo
Dyersville
Highway Patrol
Delaware
Monticello
Meek
Meeks
Michelle
Dubuque
Winners Lead Weekend Tractor Pulls Sponsored by Jaycees
Hoy Meeks won 6 000 and 7 090 pounds, Wilmer Athoff took 9 000 pounds, and Ken Butler claimed 12 000 pounds in Amana sponsored events.
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AMANA
The
Jaycees
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Thes Vinton
Kuba Co
Vinton
Larry D. Horning
Horning
Edward ‘McManus
David Mitchell
Mitchell
McManush
Benton County
Draft Board
Denver
McManus
Steve Turner
Joan K.swope
Williams Boulevard
Great Lakes Insurance Company
Elgin, Ill
Dept. Ininep
Bill Malloy
Malloy Jewelers
California
Pierson’s Florists
Ray’s
Grumbacher
Cedar Rapids Paint
Iil
Guaranty Bank & Trust CO
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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