Cedar Rapids area groups list meetings and events
The Gazette lists numerous community notices including Cedar Rapids Community School District board meeting at 7 30 p.m. in the Board of Education building 346 Second Avenue SW and a Jane Boyd Community House luncheon at noon. Also scheduled are Rotary Wives lunch 12 noon at Sheraton Montrose. Stamp Club dinner at Sheraton Montrose. estate planning council 5 45 p.m. at Roosevelt hotel. various clubs and society gatherings through December with speakers, dinners, and Christmas events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Community School District
Board of Education
Second Avenue SW
Community House
Jane Boyd
Stamp Club
Cedar Rapids Stamp Club
Sheraton-Montrose
Rotary
Washington High School
Robert Daniel
Robert Ledwith
John Walters
Frank Cosgrove
Smith
Cedar Rapids
Roosevelt Hotel
Midway Airport Fades Yet Helicopters Keep Some Flow
At Chicago Midway, once the world’s busiest landing field, schedules vanished as major airlines moved to O’Hare in 1961 62. Private planes remain common with helicopter service still daily, and Airport Manager Michael Barry notes slight revival hopes despite reduced traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Midway Airport
Michael Barry
Barry
Midway
O’hare International Airport
O’hare
O'Hare
Barbara Zorbanos
Paris
Ill
France
Cost of Guarding Against Enemy Submarines Mounts
The Pentagon disclosed a record 2.4 billion dollar ASW budget for fiscal 1965 with most funds in White House and budget bureau hands. Navy officials say more ships and subs could boost capability, while McNamara questions funds versus technical solutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pentagon
White House
Federal Budget Bureau
Defense
McNamara
Congress
Navy
Red Fleet
U.S. Navy
New U S tactic in Vietnam described by reporter
Minneapolis Tribune reports on long range patrolling by air as the latest anti guerrilla tactic in South Vietnam. Aboard a helicopter shot down by Viet Cong in a rice paddy, Far East correspondent Robert Hewett described Eagle flights with Lt Charles Hasper and crew chief John Straley marking targets and engaging Viet Cong positions. He notes the US advisers are shot at as often as Vietnamese troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
America
South Vietnam
Minneapolis Tribune
Robert Hewett
The
Tribune
Hewett
Charles
Marty
Hasper
Keokuk
Fine Paid for Vietnam Major Sparks Police Chief Tension
Novato California UPI Major Alan Sanders faced a $15 parking warrant from a $2 unpaid fine. Acting Police Chief Robert di Grazia says Sanders’ action drew intense letters and telegrams, but the fine was paid by a donor in Redwood City. A separate Arkansas check was returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Novato
Calif
UPI
Air Force
Alan Sanders
Robert di Grazia
di Grazia
Sanders
Vietnam
Far East
California
Air Force Police
Hamilton Air Base
Redwood City
Arkansas
Optimist Club and Chorus Schedule Holiday Events
Optimist Club Prairie high school chorus will sing Tuesday noon at the Roosevelt hotel. Gifts for the Boss listed include pictures ash trays barometers and planters. Cedar Rapids Food Market offers free delivery and turkey options for Christmas. Pierson's Florists advertises Christmas centerpieces poinsettias cherries evergreens and roping open Sunday at 1800 Ellis Blvd NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Optimist Club
Prairie High School Chorus
Roosevelt Hotel
Reeser Company
3Rd St. SE
Cedar Rapids
Pierson’s Florists
Ellis Blvd
Iowa Vocational Education Funds Set for Four Years
Washington AP reports a total of 8,306,553 dollars allocated to Iowa for vocational education over four years under a compromise bill sent to President Johnson. The breakdown is 857,805 in 1964, 1,694,197 in 1965, 2,573,721 in 1966 and 3,216,830 in 1967.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Iowa
Johnson
Greeley Man's Death Ruled Accident
Calvin Ingles, 27, of Greeley, died in an accidental gun discharge after his car stopped in his parents yard in Manchester. He had been hunting when the .22 caliber rifle discharged as he exited the vehicle. Services set for Monday at 2 p.m. at Appleton funeral home Edgewood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Calvin Ingles
Greeley
Ingles
Phillip Ingles
Appleton Funeral Home
Edgewood
Iowa Senators Back 3.6 Billion Foreign Aid Plan
Iowa U S Senators Bourke Hickenlooper and Jack Miller voted yes on a 3.6 billion foreign aid authorization bill approved by the Senate 61 to 26. The roll included 16 Republicans and 43 Democrats in support while 16 Democrats and 10 Republicans opposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
VPI
Iowa
U. S
Senate
Bourke Hickenlooper
Jack Miller
Rath Packing Names Hog Procurement Director
Rath Packing Co of Waterloo announces the appointment of Bernard W. Ebbing as director of hog procurement. The new post consolidates the hog procurement function while managers at Waterloo and Columbus Junction remain in place. Ebbing, former assistant livestock service manager since 1959, joined Rath in 1951 and is an Iowa State University graduate. He will reside in Waterloo. Harold D. Stone and Russell Greene continue as hog procurement managers at Waterloo and Columbus Junction respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rath Packing Co
Waterloo
Bernard W. Ebbing
Columbus Junction
Frank L. Wylie
Ebbing
Livestock Service Department
Iowa State University
Harold D. Stone
Russell Greene
Rath
VPI Ends Freshman Cadet Chores to Boost Retention
Virginia Tech officials under President T. Marshall Hahn eliminated shoe shining and brass polishing tasks for new cadets. The period once used for chores is now devoted to study as the college aims to reduce freshman dropouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blacksburg, Va
VPI
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Corps of Cadets
T. Marshall Hahn
Hahn
Risvold To Retire as Traer Mail Carrier
Bernard Risvold, Traer's rural route No 2 mail carrier since 1945, will retire December 30 as he turns 70 under civil service rules. He served 42 years with no serious accidents, began in Linn Grove in 1921, moved to Traer in 1945 from Sioux Rapids. John R. Thomas will take over route No 2. a new carrier will be chosen for route No 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TRAER
Bernard Risvold
Linn Grove
Sioux Rapids
Risvold
Extension classes organizational meeting at Anamosa High
An organizational meeting for extension classes will be held at Anamosa high school Monday at 6 30 p m All persons interested in taking a college credit course by extension are invited to attend.
Experienced janitor and sales agents sought in Iowa ads
Classified notices seek an experienced janitor for a large Cedar Rapids building with duties including cleaning tile floor maintenance and minor repairs and salary based on experience. Also agencies seek a sales agent for pressure sensitive adhesive tapes and a factory sales rep in Chicago with OEM accounts plus a secretarial position and a rural feed salesman in Dysert Iowa for Evergreen Hatchery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Gazette
Linn
Benton
Allamakeenites
Chicago
Dick Norman
Inland Screw & Bolt Co
W. Fullerton
Well Drilling Milan v Freese Inc
Purp Sales Service and custom digging offered for basements formed and poured Ready mix concrete by Milan based firm. Industrial trenching and well drilling services listed with contact number 377 3445.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan V. Freese, Inc
Local Classifieds Include Snow Removal and Moving Services
Business services list several entries for carpentry painting and remodeling plus snow removal and furniture moving. Notices advertise janitorial work for offices or medical buildings and a chiropractor seeking a location with recent graduation noted. Listings feature phone numbers and names such as Hale Myers and general service offers like roof repairs and wall washing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale
Myers
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City Briefs
Wilson Beauty Salon
Drake
Turner’s
Chamber of Commerce
Sunrise Steak
South Hawkeye Downs
John Collins
Davenport
Linn County Assn
Center For
Second Street
Cerebral Palsy Center
Eighth Street NW
Asahi
Pan Miguel
Hofbrauhaus
Palumbo’s Beverage
1St Ave
YMCA
Bishop
Duane Weltha
BARE
Sokol Hall
Hearing Society
Community Chess Club
Eastside Recreation Center
Seventeenth Street
Shorewood
Therone
Tommy” Thomson
Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
E. L. Brandt
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Marion
Jerry Voldingh
Empire
Y Camera Club
Bishop’s
Allison Hotel
Drapela_ Foods
Mt. Vernon Rd
Loras
Msgr
Dorrance Foley
George Schulte
William Heitcamp
Maurice Sheehey
Piux X Parish
Bavarian House
Springville
Big Airlines
Copter Service
By Elton C. Fay
U.S
Harper
Pfc
John Straley
Beaver Falls
Don Smith
Pensacola
Fla
Straley
Sgt
Thomas Higgins
Cheboygan, Mich
Iare
Associated Press
Andrew Fischer
Aberdeen
S.C
Mary Magdalene
Mary Margaret
James Andrew
Rath Packing
Traer Mail
John R. Thomas
Anamosa Meeting
Gazette Classified
Elsie Mae Mollinger
Lucy Sampson
Rossie Clark
Libbie McGowan
Edward Novotny
Ee Carl. J
Carl White
Gerald Pettit
Carl Behrens
Directo Wilbert
Roland Wilbert
Novak Monument CO
A Ave. NW
Louis J. Vornholt
Ely
Dial
Reward
Buresh
Bureshental Service
Third Street
First Ave
Ottumwa
American Home Finding Association
Fifth Street
Ray Hefel
Kennedy-Weiss
3Rd Ave
Wichita Kansas
Marion Nursing Home
Seauti
Rosen S
Fourth Street
Hercules
Fireproof Safe CO
Salvation Army
Irene
Naraine
Mt. _Vernon _Rest
Rawant Quilt
Orchard View
K Ave
Boddicker
Javed
Welome Old Hen Dry Inn
Ist Ave
Oraport Inn
Rat
Butterfly Cafe
del Ray Place
Second Ave
INE Foods
Martin
Anne
Receiv Maclaughlin and Company
Wyandotte
Kansas City, MO
Archie
Marshalltown
Agg
Royal Oil
Texas
Fone
Wayne
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Illinois
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co
Lexington St
Broadview
C. Kapso
Ellsworth Titus
Hallmark Cards Inc
25Th and
Gee
Kansas City
James
12Th St
Evergreen Hatchery
Dysart
Ronnie
Sears Repair Shop
Powell
Lyle Godfrey
F. W. Lyman
Richard Terrell
Fairt Fairfax
W. Turner
Board of Mine
Wes Prokop
Harry’s Transfer Cargo
Cedar Hills
Ave
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