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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1967

Page

7

Five Injured in Accidents on Cedar Rapids Streets

Five people were injured in Wednesday traffic accidents in Cedar Rapids. George T. Tilson, 75, of 823 Fourth Ave SE, was struck by a panel truck at Fourth Ave and Sixth St SE, suffering hip and arm injuries. The truck was driven by Charles R. Edwards of 2040 Glass Rd NE. a northbound semi on Sixth St blocked Edwards’ view. Tilson was in the crosswalk. no charges filed. Marion Himes, 56, of Central City, suffered a cut lip and knee injury after being bounced into a windshield in a vehicle driven by his son Lyle while crossing Ninth St SW at Twelfth Ave railroad tracks. worn shock absorbers and oil pan impact cited. no charges filed. Roy T. Sadler of 3116 Bowling St SW was charged with disobeying a traffic signal after running a red light and striking a car driven by Curtis L. Alexander, 17, of 4617 White Pine Dr NE. Alexander treated and released for a head injury at St Luke’s. Dollie Earls, 16, of 4420 Bowling St SW, in fair condition at St Luke’s after a collision in front of 1734 First Ave NE. her vehicle struck a parked car driven by Nancy E. Colter of 4420 Bowling St. the parked car rolled 300 feet, knocking down a street sign. no charges filed.

Cedar Rapids George T. Tilson Fourth Avenue Sixth Street Charles R. Edwards Glass Road Edwards Tilson Marion Himes Central City Himes Lyle Twelfth Avenue Ninth Street Roy T. Sadler Bowling Street Fifth Avenue Third Street Sadler Dollie Earls St. Luke’s Hospital First Avenue Miss Earls Nancy E. Colter Colter Gilbert Christiansen Clinton

Johnson meets Australian leaders after Holt death

President Johnson visits Parliament House in Canberra to discuss Vietnam with Prime Minister McEwen and to sign a condolence book for the late Holt. He travels home by Christmas and may pause in Vietnam or Rome en route, as White House officials decline to disclose plans.

Anglican Wilson Australia Vietnam U.S Rome Pope Paul VI White House George Christian Johnson John McEwen Holt Liberal Party McEwen Parliament House Lyndon B. Johnson Johnson City Texas Washington, D.C

Chen Ching yuan Executed for Gasoline Theft at Air Base

Taipei reports Chen Ching yuan aged 21 was executed by firing squad for stealing gasoline from a Chinese Nationalist air force base. The case highlights military justice actions in Taiwan linked to fuel theft at a defense facility.

Taipei Chen Chingyuan

Hiawatha Council Delays Action on Sewer Project

The Hiawatha city council delayed final action on the Twelfth avenue storm sewer project after residents objected to special assessments and bond financing questions. The $10,000 estimate includes $2,160 city share. project ties to a Rainbow addition line. New officials were sworn in and city staff appointments announced.

Hiawatha Twelfth Avenue George Bowler Rainbow Addition Sylvester Hinz Jerry Seifried Marion Albaugh Bowler Clint Moyer Bob Konchar Beverly Daws

Bob Hope recalls a wounded war hero on ship patrol

The comic tells of a land mine survivor who lost both legs and suffered a stomach wound while serving. He worries about how to comfort his parents during a planned call from the Sanctuary radio station as Hope recalls a shipboard audience with ambulatory patients and crew. Hope receives a plaque from the captain but laments not having one for the boy.

Sanctuary

Campus planning eyed to boost city asset value

Bowen urged joint urban campus planning to save and improve both the city and the campus. A study on arterial traffic for a pedestrian campus was proposed with university cost sharing. City officials noted study cost and potential university collaboration while considering a northern river bridge, pending the traffic study.

Bowen Frank Smiley Hubbard Smiley Iowa Avenue Ludwig

Washkansky Transplant Fails Against Double Pneumonia

South Africa's Groote Schuur hospital records the death of Louis Washkansky after a pioneering heart transplant. Despite a hopeful recovery, pneumonia and a severe drop in white blood cells led to his decline. Denise Darvall's kidney transplant to a young patient also progresses well.

Washkansky Louis Washkansky Groote Schuur Hospital Barnard University of Minnesota Denise Darvall Mr. Washkansky Karl Bremer Miss Darvall Jonathan van Wyk

Municipal Court Judgments Entered

A list of municipal court judgments shows amounts owed by defendants to various plaintiffs including individuals hospitals clinics and estates. Notable entries include Mercy Hospital versus Lex C. Cooper and Ella Cooper for 253.25 and Mercy Hospital versus Kenneth R. and Diana Jones for 304.20.

Liebke Hoyt Jimmie R. Snodgrass Dean Washburn Harold Lee Hildegard Cerveny H. R. Miller Saddle Co Margaret Bauer Gerald F. Brown John L. Bailey Vernon M Eileen Clark Mercy Hospital Lex C Ella Cooper Kenneth R Diana Jones St. Luke’s Hospital Cecil Cherie McAllister St. Luke's Hospital Bruce A. Westcott Ray Burns Clifford Grother Kenwood Animal Clinic Kenneth L. Paulsen William Edwards Cash Credit Corp Doris Ledford Wanda Rae Domer Anna Lee Oxley Bertha Marie Heverly Donald Hendryx Hilda Hendryx

Independence Driver Charged After Crash

Barbara Nord 25 of route one Independence has been charged with drunk driving after a crash on highway 20 near Independence. Melvin D. Bogenstos 47 of Waterloo drove another car. no injuries to Bogenstos or passenger Alma Lawless. Nord sustained a nose laceration. the car owned by Robert Scudder Toledo had been stolen about three hours earlier.

Independence Barbara Nord Route One Melvin D. Bogenstos Waterloo Bogenstos Alma Lawless Nord Forest Schafer Schafer Robert Scudder Toledo

Youth 15 Returned to State Juvenile Home

A 15 year old who fled the state juvenile home in Toledo has been returned to the facility. He was found lying on the front seat of a car parked along old highway 30 near Tama.

Toledo

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