Missing Boy Slumbers In Neighbors Home
Seven year old Kenneth Heck wandered away from home during a visit and slept in the bathroom of the John Taylor residence at 723 D avenue NE. Police were notified when he did not return by midnight. Kenneth was found sleeping with his playmate and the Taylors claimed no knowledge of his presence.
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Kenneth Heck
Kenneth
John Taylor
D Avenue NE
Dean Heck
Sixth Street
Taylor House
Taylors
Mercy Hospital
Melvin Coppock
Haven Court
Center Point Road
Douglas Lagerquist
Donald Lagerquists
Fourteenth Avenue
Eleventh Street
B Avenue NW
Judy Richards
Second Avenue SE
B Avenue
Eighteenth NE
Edna Nix
Sixth Avenue SE
Eighth Avenue
Sixth Street SE
William Wong
Loretta Wong
Seventh Street
Second Avenue
Third Avenue
Mercy Hos
Gazette
Temple Judah College teenth street SE funeral service
A Temple Judah service schedule appears with references to Bloomington and Friday night events. Local notices list a comings and goings section including hospital admissions, home returns, and a Christmas related party market phrase.
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Temple Judah — College
Bloomington
Christmas Home Left Safe Despite Break-in Report
Residents report burglaries and thefts during the holiday period. Daniel Puckhaber at 408 Fifth Avenue SW says burglars entered his home Thursday night, rifled drawers but did not take anything. Other items note tool box theft en route to Fort Leonard Wood and several service members on leave for holidays. Local ads promote festive dining and rummage sales.
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Breakin
Daniel Puckhaber
Fifth Avenue
Robert Golday
Idensoph
Mayberry Drive
Kenneth A. Arnell
Sam K. Art
Thirty-third Street
Korea
Fort Leonard Wood
Joe Stones
Jacelyn
David C. Young
Howard F. Young
Ft. Ord
Calif
Duane Bizek
Dan Bizek
Cedar Rapids
Loring
Iowa Hog Prices Rise as Demand for Meat Grows
UPI reports in Des Moines demand remains fair with butchers steady to 25 cents higher and extremes 50 to 75 higher. Estimated receipts this week reach 25 000 versus 42 000 last week and 35 000 during the holiday. price ranges vary by weight class for U S 1 3 and sow categories.
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Iowa
U.S
U S Asks Veto Of Hoffa Plea
The U S justice department asks the Supreme Court to reject James R Hoffa's appeal from his jury tampering conviction. A federal appeals court affirmed the ruling, Hoffa seeks review, and he faces an eight year sentence if denied.
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Justice Department
Supreme Court
James R. Hoffa
U.S
Thur'good Marshall
High Court
Hoffa
Premier opposes U S ground troops in Laos report
VIENTIANE Laos premier Souvanna Phouma said he opposes U S ground troops entering Laos to block the Ho Chi Minh trail used by North Vietnam for infiltration into South Vietnam. White Tiger Cubs born at New Delhi Zoo on Christmas Eve.
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Vientiane, Laos
Souvanna Phouma
U. S
Laos
Ho Chi Minh Trail
South Vietnam
New Delhi
Rani
New Delhi Zoo
Pre-Christmas crash rash injures seventeen in Cedar Rapids
A spate of accidents Thursday and Friday left 17 people hurt in Cedar Rapids. Poor visibility and slick streets blamed as drivers mishap at busy intersections. Wiese and Butterfield injured in a two car crash at First Avenue and Twelfth Street. Maburine sustained facial lacerations at First Avenue and Seventh Street.
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Cedar Rapids
Lester F. Wiese
Keys
Stone
Larry K. Butterfield
Route One
Center Point
First Avenue
Twelfth Street
Wiese
St.’ Luke’s Hospital
Butterfield
St. Luke’s
Center Line
Randal Maburine
Thirty-fifth Street
Seventh Street
Inten
Burglary damages lead to store loss investigation
Center Point store burglary left a damaged safe, scattered papers, and a cache of radios tools and cash. Craig and Linn County Deputy Sheriff Griffin assessed missing items and suspected entry via a basement door with access to a docked area, implying a truck getaway.
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Center Point
Craig
Linn County
George Griffin
Catholics May Receive Two Communions In One Day
Vatican officials announce a Christmas reform allowing Roman Catholics to receive Holy Communion twice within 24 hours for the first time. Previously, communion was limited to once per day, except by taking part in two separate masses.
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Vatican City
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Link-Belt Worker Injured In Ladder Fall At Plant
Lewnard Fisher of 45 Deborah Drive SW suffered possible internal injuries Thursday afternoon after falling four feet from a stepladder at Link-Belt Speeder Co. He was listed in fair condition Friday in St. Luke's intensive care ward. Company spokesmen said Fisher, a cab finisher, fell while working on the cab of a large crane as the ladder tipped and struck the crane boom before hitting the floor.
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Lewnard Fisher
Deborah Drive
St. Luke's Hospital
Fisher
Malaria Warning For Viet Returnees From Army Surgeon General
Lt Gen Leonard Heaton warns civilian doctors to expect malaria among Vietnam returnees including discharged servicemen and workers. Denver reports three falciparum cases in Color ado linked to recent Vietnam service. Heaton says cases among others are possible but remote. As of Dec 1 about 400 cases were under Army treatment in the continental U S and Hawaii.
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Washington
Leonard Heaton
Army
U.S
Vietnam
Heaton
Denver
Colorado
American Medical Assn
Cecil Mollohan
Hawaii
Ambassador Chavel returns from Asia trip to Peking Hanoi
Paris AP reports Ambassador at large Jean Chavel is back from a mission to Peking and Hanoi. Aired at 3 30 p m Saturday on KCRG TV Channel 9 for the North South Shrine Game.
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Asia
Paris
Jean Chavel
Peking
Hanoi
Kcrgtv
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