Forger Nicks 13 C R Supermarkets for $1 142
A check forger working in Cedar Rapids passed 13 checks totaling 1142 10 at 13 local supermarkets. The forged payroll checks claimed Cedar Rapids Bottling Works but did not resemble real payroll checks. The suspect used fictitious names Jim Willits and Kathrine Malone.
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Cedar Rapids
Jerry Navratil
Jim Willits
Kathrine Malone
Navratil
Merchants National Bank
Phoenix
Ariz
John Kuba
Youth Is Accused of License Violation
Gary Lee Nissen 20 of Anamosa was arrested Monday night on a charge of possessing an altered driver's license. Police said he showed a license with a January 29 1943 issue date at the DeVar Supper Club. Nissen was released after posting a $30 bond.
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Gary Lee Nissen
Anamosa
DeVar
Nissen
Robins Votes to Join Regional Planning Program
The Robins town council approved participation in a regional planning program with Cedar Rapids Hiawatha Marion and Linn County supervisors. Mayor Dale Miessner will represent Robins on a 15 member advisory commission shaping highways recreation areas school zoning water resources and other area development.
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Robins
Cedar Rapids
Dale Miessner
Linn County
Hiawatha Marion
County Board of Supervisors
Robins Council
Miessner
Commission
Jaycees To Serve Pancakes In Downtown Cedar Rapids
The Junior Chamber of Commerce schedules a pancake day on Thursday on the main floor of the United Fire and Casualty building at Second avenue and Second street Cedar Rapids. The menu includes pancakes sausage juice milk and coffee with admission 1 for adults and 50 cents for children.
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Cedar Rapids
The
Junior Chamber of Com
United Fire and Casualty Building
Second Avenue
Second Street
Jaycee
Bolivian Plane Explodes in Air, 15 Dead
A Bolivian airliner caught fire and exploded in the air near La Paz on Tuesday. Fifteen people were reported killed. The crash shocked officials and raised concerns over aviation safety in Bolivia.
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la Paz
Bolivia
Urban Renewal Plan to Cedar Rapids City Council
The city plans a $15.314 million urban renewal project in downtown Cedar Rapids. City Planning Director Don Salyer outlines 129.8 acres, 74.8 acres of streets and river, 48.5 acres non residential, 6.5 acres residential, with 217 families and 192 businesses needing relocation. If approved, a $273,000 HHFA survey and planning budget would fund preliminary work. city share would be $4.93 million, though loss of First Avenue bridge credits could add $270,000 cash cost if not executed by April 7, 1966.
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Cedar Rapids
Housing and Home Finance Administration
Salyer
First Avenue
Special Education Expert To Speak At Cedar Rapids Meeting
Herbert Goldstein of Yeshiva University will keynote the Cedar Rapids regional gathering for Iowa educators. He will discuss New Horizons in Special Education at a Friday banquet and lead a Saturday session on brain injured children. Goldstein, a longtime special education leader and author, will be joined by University of Iowa staff as other talks address various education topics for about 250 attendees from 22 counties.
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Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Herbert Goldstein
Department of Special Education
Graduate School
Yeshiva University
New York
New Horizons
Montrose Hotel
Goldstein
Ilinois
Mittee
American Assn
Illinois
Cedar Rapids Community
State Department of Public Instruction
University of Iowa
Tax loss outlined from unpurchased tax deeds in Linn county
Consul tant Arthur Mallon told the Linn county board of supervisors that about 139 parcels remain undeeded after yearly delinquent tax sales, costing roughly 70 000 dollars plus a 3 614 percent penalty. He urged public sale notices and deed exchanges to recover revenue. The supervisors took no formal action.
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Linn County
Arthur Mallon
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Mallon
Arthur
John Burrill
Rail President Coming to C R In Private Car
The Rock Island railroad president R Ellis Johnson will arrive by private railcar for a Chamber of Commerce dinner in Cedar Rapids. He will meet officials at noon lunch, tour the city in the afternoon, then speak on Friendly Progressiveness at 6 30 p m in the Roosevelt hotel with a question period to follow. about 55 attendees are expected.
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Rock Island Railroad
Cedar Rapids
Chamber of Commerce
R. Ellis Johnson
Chamber
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Johnson
Roosevelt Hotel
Kennedy Spends $1.2 Million in New York Senate Race
Senator elect Robert Kennedy spent more than 1.2 million dollars in his victory over Senator Kenneth Keating, according to a partial Senate report. Keating reported slightly under 100 thousand dollars. both noted state and local committee expenditures are not included.
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Washington
Robert Kennedy
Kenneth Keating
Senate
Keating
New York
Bomber Crash Claims Four Crewmembers at Pease Air Base
A B-47 jet bomber failed after takeoff from Pease air base in Newington New Hampshire and crashed into woodland two miles from the runway. All four crewmen were killed in the fiery explosion.
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Newington
N.H
Pease Air Base
Woodland
Cedar Rapids Gazette Established In 1883
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established in 1883 by The Gazette Co. announces class post details and subscription rates. Night edition six issues per week costs 1.25 dollars per month or 13 dollars per year, afternoon editions and Sunday seven issues cost 1.35 dollars per month or 14 dollars per year. Subscriptions outside Iowa priced at 23.40 dollars annually. No mail subscriptions in towns with Gazette carrier service. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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Third Ave
Facide
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Owa
U. S. Territories
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