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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1965

Page

5

Kids with Walkie-Talkies Create Airwave Traffic Jam

MIAMI AP The FCC and FBI monitor juvenile walkie talkies that jam Citizens Band airwaves during Christmas with preregulated one-tenth watt devices. Most chatter is innocent. some false emergencies worry licensed operators. The CB is used for business, personal calls, and other signals like hospital equipment.

Miami Federal Communications Commission FBI Citizens Radio Band Thompson Citizens Band

Station Silent: Engineer Dead

WPEN-FM in Philadelphia went off air for about two hours Sunday night and Monday after engineer Thomas Ryan, 60, collapsed and died at the transmitter. Police said the last log entry was at 11 30 p.m. as a religious program ended and he apparently died arranging taped music.

Philadelphia Wpen-Fm Thomas ‘Ryan Ryans

Bridge On George Washington Bridge Becomes Air Struck Scene

New York AP dispatch: Woodrow Leone of Guttenberg New Jersey driving a truck on the George Washington Bridge sees a small plane in his mirror. The plane wingtip strikes the truck and lands in the middle lanes. The pilot Phillip Ippolito 19 from the Bronx and passenger Joseph Brennan 39 of Hackensack escape with minor injuries and non-swimmers worry about the Hudson landing. The center lanes are blocked but traffic was light on Sunday morning.

NEW York (Ap Woodrow Leone George Washington Bridge Leone Guttenberg N.J Phillip Ippolito Bronx Aeronca Hudson River Joseph Brennan Hackensack Ippolito New York City New Jersey

Poland Expels U S Reporter David Halberstam

Warsaw authorities expel New York Times correspondent David Halberstam after accusing his reporting of hostility. The 31 year old journalist was summoned to the foreign ministry and given a week to settle his affairs as Polish press attacked his stories since he arrived eleven months earlier. Halberstam, married to Polish actress Elzbieta Czyzewska, could not say if his wife would leave Poland. Halberstam is a two time Pulitzer Prize winner, including a 1964 award shared for Vietnam reporting.

Warsaw Poland David Halberstam New York Times Halberstam Foreign Ministry Elzbieta Czyzewska Moscow A. M. Rosenthal Rosenthal Malcolm Browne Associated Press Vietnam

Iraq Denies Border Violation Charge

In Damascus AP report the Iraqi government rejects Iran’s accusation that Iraqi air force jets violated Iranian airspace while pursuing Kurdish rebels across the border. The denial came Monday as tensions over cross border clashes were noted.

Iraq Damascus

General Wheeler Honored by Thailand for Top Decoration

In Bangkok AP reports Gen Earle St Wheeler chairman of the U S joint chiefs of staff received one of Thailand's highest honors from Prime Minister Thanom Kittikachorn on Monday.

Gen Earle Wheeler Thailand Bangkok Earle St. Wheeler Joint Chiefs of Staff Thanom Kittikachorn

Son Rips His Pants Reignites Kanarraville Feud

In Kanarraville Utah a long running clash with the federal government flared again when the mayor's son Dam Cornelius tore his pants on the freeway fence at Interstate 15. Residents had funded a road to the fence but officials refused to connect the highway. After letters to leaders failed the dispute cooled until the army leave revealed the incident. Cornelius walked home through heavy snow. The mayor urged action to prevent future danger.

Kanarraville Utah U. S. Bureau of Public Roads Johnson Dale Cornelieus Fort Ord Calif Cornelieus James Cornelieus

Keep Volcano Watch At Hawaii Crater

scientists maintain a 24 hour watch for earthquakes and possible eruption at Kilauea volcano near Hilo Hawaii. government tourism officials anticipate a surge of visitors as Kilauea attracts attention and media coverage.

Hawaii Hilo Kilauea

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