Ten Youths Involved in Counterfeit Case Released
Ten of the 13 youths arrested in Cedar Rapids for passing and possessing counterfeit money have been released. Robert J. Lynn, 19, was charged with possession with intent to use, bond set at 500 dollars, posted ten percent. Michael Perkins, 18, was released while facing uttering counterfeit securities. Larry Buck, 18, faced charges of minor in possession of beer and uttering counterfeit securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Robert J. Lynn
Old Citizen-Times
Fourth Street
Lynn
U.S
K. W. Fuelling
Michael Perkins
Southland Street
James Shannon
Larry Buck
Tenth Avenue SE
Buck
Richard Roth
Omaha
Secret Service Office
Citizen-Times
W. J. (Lee) Grant, Jr
Lee J. Gearhart
Grant
Policy Decision Votes To Seek Attorney General Opinion
The Town executive council voted 4 0 to submit all future policy decisions to the attorney general for an official opinion on legality. Secretary Melvin Synhorst urged direct AG contact and defined policy decisions as contested allocations and other non routine items. The move follows a disputed $1 million contingency fund request for interstate rest stops and comes amid earlier clashes with Attorney General Richard Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
UPI
Melvin Synhorst
Lloyd Smith
Synhorst
Highway Commission
Contingency Fund
Marvin Selden, Jr
Attorney General's Office
Richard Turner
Turner
Executive Council
Family Reunited After 43 Years In Charlotte
Jung Wing,s long absence ends as he is reunited with his wife and children after 43 years. He left Canton in 1924 at age 39 to seek fortune, then lived in Bennettsville, D C, Norfolk and finally settled in Charlotte where he has remained since 1944.
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Charlotte
N.C
Jung Wing
Canton
China
Canada
Bennettsville
D.C
Norfolk
Family reunites after 43 years at Charlotte airport
Jung Wing aged 82 finally joined wife Lau Chan Jung at Charlotte airport after decades of separation. His son’s daughter-in-law and a grandson had moved to Hong Kong due to postwar quotas, with the grandson arriving in 1951 and the daughter-in-law in 1964. They spoke Chinese as Jung Wing said the reunion is “Very good nothing like it.” He proclaimed, “All family together.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lau Chan Jung
Hong Kong
Jung Wing
Lau Chan
Charlotte's
Counterfeit Bills Recovered by Police This Week
Four counterfeit notes were turned in to police over Monday and Tuesday. A 12 year old newspaper boy found a $10 bill on Bowling street SW and Wilson avenue and turned it in. A $100 bill was handed to police by a youth who said he got it Friday night from one of the arrested boys. On Tuesday morning two more $10 bills were reported by a boy who found them on First avenue.
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Bowling Street
Wilson Avenue
First Avenue
County court jails youth in beer possession case
A municipal court sentenced a juvenile to 30 days in county jail on beer possession. Eight of ten juveniles were released while two 16 year olds remain in custody for questioning. Thirteen were arrested after a bogus money circulation spree tied to counterfeiters Lee Grant and Lee Gearhart, with about $9,700 stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Grant
Lee Gearhart
Lynn
Grant
Gearhart
Martin criticizes LBJ comment as irresponsible
Federal Reserve chair William McChesney Martin called President Johnsons remark on a potential budget deficit of up to 35 billion dollars irresponsible. He urged greater fiscal restraint to reduce the deficit and the balance of payments gap amid inflation pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington (Ap
William McChesney Martin
Federal Reserve Board
Johnson
Martin
American Bankers Association
U.S
Lost Gold Mine Tale Headlines Desert Fighters Matinee
A brief item notes a Desert Fighters matinee on Wednesday at 3 30 channel 9. It hints at a story of a lost gold mine presented in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Channel 9
Kennedy School Highlighted in Trade Magazine Feature
The John F. Kennedy high school in Cedar Rapids is profiled in The Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Business magazine with a color photo on the cover. The piece explains how the district sped construction of the $5.3 million building using computerized planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Kennedy High School
Cedar Rapids Community
Kohmann-Eckman-Hukill
Cedar Rapids Architectural Firm
Loomis Brothers, Inc
Keough Electric
Kinderk
Reagan Opposes Punitive Draft Tactics in California Visit
Governor Ronald Reagan told New Haven readers he opposes using selective service to punish draft resisters. He was asked about Director Hershey's idea to strip deferments from those interfering with draft recruiting. Reagan said he could empathize emotionally but cannot support punishing people via the draft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Ronald Reagan
California
Selective Service
Lewis Hershey
Gen. Hershey
Reagan
Red Guards Clash In Canton Kill Twelve
Two Hong Kong newspapers report Maoist Red Guards clashed with opposing Red Guards in Canton last Saturday. The fighting left about a dozen dead.
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Hong Kong
UPI
Canton
ITF considers concerted action against Greece
The International Transport Workers Federation with 7 million members weighs a total boycott of Greek ships and planes in protest of the military dictatorship's anti union policies. It cites suspensions of union leaders and restrictions in civil aviation and rail sectors as justification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
International Transport Workers’ Federation
Greece
ITF
Hans Imhof
Imhof
Officers Installed By Canopus Club
John J. Zachar was installed as president of the Canopus club at noon Tuesday at the Embassy club. Sebert C. Cox became vice president, Vernon W. Benda secretary, and Fred C. Feller Jr. treasurer in the new slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canopus Club
John J. Zachar
Embassy Club
Sebert C. Cox
Vernon W. Benda
Fred C. Feller, Jr
Cedar Rapids Gazette 1883 publication details and rates
The Cedar Rapids Gazette lists publication information for 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa with daily and Sunday editions. It notes subscription rates by carrier and mail, regional restrictions, and AP exclusive republication rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gasatte Co
Hird Ave
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Cedar Rap
U.S. Territories
Jury Rules for Defendant in Two Cedar River Boating Suits
A Linn district court jury found for defendant Harley R. Bruns in two suits arising from an August 1, 1964 collision between a motor boat and a houseboat on the Cedar River near Cedar Rapids. Plaintiffs Philip and Beverly Ferroni sought $25,762 in damages, alleging they were thrown into the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn District Court
Cedar River
Cedar Rapids
Harley R. Bruns
Philip
Beverly Ferroni
Harold D. Vietor
Richard E. Holdeman
Bruns
Walter J. Stegall
Longing to Erwin Paul Hutchcroft of Cedar Rapids
A short note records a longing message addressed to Erwin Paul Hutchcroft of Cedar Rapids dated November 11 in the 300 block of G Avenue NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwin Paul Hutchcroft
Cedar Rapids
G Avenue NW
Woman Faculty Supervisor Slain at Rural Ohio Home
Dr. Ruth Ann Hargrave 63, a full professor and supervisor of student teachers at Central State University, was beaten to death with a brick at her rural Wilberforce area home. Sheriff says no suspects. area reports a series of nearby robberies. Hargrave previously served as dean of the college of education.
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Xenia
Ohio
UPI
Central State University
Wilberforce
Russell Bradley
Ruth Ann Hargrave
Hargrove
College of
Jury Chosen To Hear Two Suits Totaling $80,000
In Linn district court Cedar Rapids couple Frank A. and Naomi M. Remington seek $40,000 each from Coralville resident Thomas Lee Mc Lachlan after a Dec 21 head on collision on Sixth street SW Ingleside drive. Nine Cedar Rapids jurors plus three alternates were summoned. Judge B J Maxwell presiding.
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Linn District Court
Cedar Rapids
Thomas Lee McLachlan
Coralville
Frank A
Naomi M. Remington
Eighth Avenue
McLachlan
Sixth Street
Ingleside Drive
Remingtons
Robert J. Vrba
Marilyn L. Reece
Glenda S. Bradshaw
Frank Tresnak
Edwin L. Marx
Evelyn Covington
Florence Phillips
Lorene Cook
Marian A. Moseman
James Barger
Ely
Mildred Gilchrist
Center Point
Genevieve Jeffers
Lisbon
B. J. Maxwell
Fox Admits Malicious Injury To Motor Vehicle
Richard J. Fox, 20, pled guilty in Linn district court to malicious injury to a motor vehicle. Judge Clair Hamilton imposed a suspended six month jail term and one year probation after Fox tore off a mirror and ripped a hole in a convertible top.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard J. Fox
Linn District Court
Clair Hamilton
Fox
Defense To Lift Ban On Butter In Military Mess Halls
The Defense Department will lift a 20 month old ban on butter use in Army and Air Force mess halls on April 1. Surplus butter from the Agriculture Department and butter bought on the market will replace margarine, a Pentagon economy measure dating from March 1966. Navy already required butter by law. The change is estimated to save about 6.5 million dollars yearly in other services.
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Washington
UPI
Defense Department
Army
Airforce
Agriculture Department
Pentagon
Navy
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Gary Peterson Garrette
State Council
Atty
First Street
S.E
LBJ
Gazette
John McIvor
Kennedy School
Trade Magazine
City National Bank
Old Marion Road
42Nd Street
New Lindale Plaza
Che
Associated Press
R. J. Fox
Armstrong
3Rd Avenue
3Rd Street
Rly
Towne and King
Oxtford
Gant
Armstrongs
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