Three Youths Injured in Tobogganing Weekend Crash
Three youths were hurt in separate toboggan accidents Saturday. Douglas MacKay suffered a fractured ankle at Cedar Rapids Country Club after a toboggan rammed a tree. Richard Campbell and Ronald Bird are hospitalized with back injuries and a severe leg laceration respectively. Bird and Campbell are in Mercy and St Luke's hospitals, with Campbell in good condition.
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Richard Campbell
McKinley Street
Douglas MacKay
Grande Avenue
Ronald Bird
Theresa Drive
Bird
Jones Park
Leroy Bird
Mercy Hospital
Young MacKay
Donald MacKay
Cedar Rapids Country Club
St. Luke’s Hospital
Campbell
Donald L. Campbell
Hoffa Trial Transfer Ordered to Chattanooga
U S District Judge Frank Wilson ruled the jury tampering trial of Teamsters President James Hoffa and six co defendants be transferred from Nashville to Chattanooga.
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Nashville, Tenn
U.S
Frank Wilson
Teamsters Union
James Hoffa
Nashville
Chattanooga
Tax Cuts Seen Boosting Growth but Slower Near Term
The Planning Assn. forecasts a $10 billion rise in consumer outlays from the 1964 tax reduction, with long term growth gains. But the administration’s cost-cutting and restrictive spending are expected to offset some near-term impact. A Brussels report notes progress ending a French German dispute on EU agricultural policy.
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Planning Assn
Colm
Brussels
Camp Good Health Fund Receipt Summary
A partial camp budget excerpt lists donations and memoriams including Hedges' Associates Inc for Arlo Zuercher, contributions for C O Norberg, Arthur E Schmidt and Harry Koons, and Mrs Arthur Schmidt plus Mrs J H Boots. Previous balance shown as $13.54 with a total around $148.54.
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the Gazette Co
Arlo Zuercher
Hedges’ Associates, Inc
C. O. Norberg
Fk Sree Se
Arthur E. Schmidt
Harry Koons
Arthur Schmidt
J. H. Boots
Michael
West German stance on East West ties gains cautious support
Von Hase noted Erhard called Soviet replies to Western initiatives not very encouraging while asserting a realistic view of the situation. He said the chancellor did not close the door to future explorations with the West and that Germany seeks detente in possible fields. Johnson offered no comment on Erhard's remarks.
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von Hase
Erhard
Salinger
Johnson
Germany
Berlin
West Berlin Talks Signal Possible Extension of Visiting Period
West Berlin officials say future talks may seek wall passes for residents without East relatives, as Abusch hints at broader normalisation discussions. He stresses talks should occur in a spirit of goodwill, while Western officials warn of potential added concessions from the communists.
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West Berlin
Abusch
Deaths Richard H. Hopkins dies on hunting trip near Springville
Richard H. Hopkins, 62, of 2402 Fruitland Boulevard SW, died Saturday while on a hunting trip near Springville. Born March 24, 1901 in Manchester, he lived in Cedar Rapids since 1916 and was a foreman at Allis-Chalmers Corp until retirement. Survived by wife Hazel Shrope, a daughter, two sons, a sister, 14 grandchildren, and two great grandchildren. Memorial services planned at Kuba's Tuesday. friends may call Monday at the funeral home.
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Richard Hopkins
Richard H. Hopkins
Fruitland Boulevard
Springville
Manchester
Cedar Rapids
Allis- Chalmers Corp
Hazel Shrope
Theodore Rutan
Anamosa
Richard H., Jr
Lisbon
Donald D
Toddville
Mary Kness
Old Timers Club
Allis-Chalmers
Kuba
Cedar Rapids woman Ruth Sorensen dies after sudden illness
Ruth Sorensen of 1627 First Avenue SE Cedar Rapids died Saturday after a sudden illness. Born November 4 1941 in Blooming Prairie Minnesota she worked for Collins Radio. She is survived by her father Nels Sorensen four sisters and six brothers. Funeral services are planned at Trinity Lutheran church Bixby Minnesota with burial in Union Cemetery.
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Ruth Sorensen
First Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Collins Radio
Blooming Prairie
Minn
Nels Sorensen
Marie Sorensen
Earl Thimsen
Robert Krell
Earl Tapp
Brownsdale
Neil Sorensen
Motycka Graveside Rites Held in Anderson Cemetery
Graveside services for Jo seph Motycka 80 of Belleville Texas will be conducted at Anderson cemetery at 10 Monday by Rev William Harnish. Born near Western March 17 1883 he resided here until moving to Belleville years ago. He is survived by nieces and nephews including Mrs Esther Dye of 912 Center Point Road NE. Jan eba Kuba funeral home in charge.
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Joseph Motycka
Belleville
Texas
Western
Anderson Cemetery
William Harnish
Motycka
Esther Dye
Center Point Road
Janeba-Kuba Funeral Home
Memorial Services and Funerals for Hunt, Sisco, and Nelson
Memorial services are held Monday at 2 for Otto L Hunt at Hunt-Rohn Funeral Home by Rev Warren L Feller of Trinity Methodist Church. Burial is at Cedar Memorial. Harley O Sisco's service is at 10 30 Monday at Beatty Bearles with Rev Theodore Clemens of Church of God of Prophecy and burial Cedar Memorial. Martha Sayre Nelson service at Bick ford Murray Funeral Home in Greenfield at 1 Monday, burial Greenfield Cemetery. friends may call Turner's until 9 PM.
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Mechanicsville
Alvin Kamberling
First Presbyterian Church
Brosh Funeral Home
Solon
Columbus Junction
Stanley Arthur
Cotter United Presbyterian Church
Stacy’s. Oelwein
Bathilda Hughson
Baptist Church
Brant’s. Hopkinton
Forrest Peck
Methodist Church
Hawkeye
Theodore Neumann
Janesville
Wis
Monticello
William Minnis
Immaculate Conception
Sand Springs
Devaney’s. Vinton
Myron E. Berry
Eub
Shellsburg
Fry and Holland
Elkader
Louis Radloff
Zion Lutheran Church
Clayton Center
Witt’s
Strawberry Point
Everett Jenkins
St. Mary’s
Edgewood
Gill’s. Tipton
Lydia Ferguson
Dye’s
Tabor
Coggan
Henry H. Ehler
Passmore
Jacob Fenchel
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Gill’s
Iowa City
Sylvia Nelson McFate
East Moline
McGovern- Dwyer
Anamosa
Fredus F. Wilkins
McNamara’s
Trinity Methodist
Sorden
Adams’. Dubuque
Rudy Feldman
St. Columbkille’s Church
Devaney’s
Bramwell Defends Foreign Aid Bill Tactics in House
Rep. Bramwell criticized the timing of the 3 billion dollar foreign aid bill and defended the continuing resolution approach. He argued no danger existed if the bill were held until after Christmas and cited the wheat purchase section as a point of contention with the President. He praised budget savings from reduced appropriations and noted progress on civil rights and education measures while calling farm legislation largely a failure. He outlined a busy post-session schedule in Cedar Rapids, Clinton, Oelwein, and Independence.
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House
Rep
Bramwell
Senator Goldwater
Phoenix
Johnson
Bromwell
Congress
Russia
House Appropriations Committee
Iowa
Ben F. Jensen
Jensen
G.O.P
House Rules Committee
House Democratic
Kennedy
Washington
Sheraiton-Montrose
Cedar Rapids
National Farmers Organization
Farm Bureau
Farmers Union
Cedar Rapids Labor Assembly
Roosevelt Hotel
Lions Club
Clinton
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
NAACP
Viola Gibson
Oelwein
Independence
City Briefs Holiday Closures and Events Gather Community
Holiday closures include Queen's Kitchen and Dairy Queen at 2901 Johnson Ave NW. Pvt. Jerry Straw on 14 day leave visiting his wife and parents at 3013 Woodland Dr SW. stationed at MP training school Fort Gordon GA. Inaugural banquet honors Mayor Johnson with Clark Mollhoff as speaker at Hotel Roosevelt. New Year party hosted by Shriners with Dale Thomas band. Town House New Year Eve buffet and dance. Rotary club meets at Sheraton-Montrose with Evan Hultman. various service ads and classes. Kiwanis theme review by John Moore at Roosevelt hotel.
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Jerry Straw
Ranzeji Straw
Woodland Drive
MP Training School
Fort Gordon
Federal Count Against Slaying Suspect Dropped
David Daniel Keegan once named on the FBI ten most wanted list had the unlawful flight to avoid prosecution charge dropped by the U.S. attorney in Cedar Rapids. Keegan has not been found. a murder charge remains in Logan, Iowa, with two accomplices already serving life terms at Fort Madison.
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Washington
David Daniel Keegan
Sioux City
Mondamin
FBI
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Keegan
U.S
Cedar Rapids
Logan
Sam Strain
State Penitentiary
Fort Madison
Harold G. Henderson
Maurice D. Walsh
Miss Edwards
Mattie Myers
Marcell
Minn
South Dakota
U. S
Cedar Rapids Gazette Established in 1883 Milestones
Cedar Rapids Gazette founded in 1883 by The Gazette Co. operates daily and Sunday from 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. Subscription details list weekly carrier rates and monthly yearly mail prices with region exclusions and AP republication rights noted.
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Cedar Rapids
the Gazette Co
Third Ave. SE
Iowa
Owa
U.S
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Clarence
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Sixteenth Avenue
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First Avenue
Richard Ham
Camburn Court SE
Daniel Coghlan
C Street
Willard Horak
Center Point
Albert Griffith
James N. Midcalf
Marion
James J. Loutsch
Avenue NW
St. Luke's
Jack D. LeMaster
Wayne P. Engle
Thirty Fifth Street
Gregory W. Larson
Lewellen Drive
Milton L. Folkedahl
Fourteenth Avenue
Robert G. Piano
Thirteenth Street
Richard D. Walters
Jack L. Rodgers
Elmhurst Drive
Richard D. Leverington
Walter L. Koon, Jr
Hillside Drive
John C. Culver
Wayne A. Schwab
Rural
David E. Potter
Hart Court
Hoffa
5Th Ave
Associated Press
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Richard Baldwin
Hartford
Charles Halleck
Indiana
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Dorothy Williams
Cites Jensen
Queen’s Kitchen
Dairy Queen
Johnson Ave
Clark Mollenhoff
Roosevelt
P.O. Box
Shriners
Dale Thomas
Rotary
Evan Hultman
Rotary Club
Sheraton-Montrose Hotel
Petite
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Wilson Beauty Salon
Drake
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Kiwanis International
William Edwards
Edwards
Florence Edwards
Grandma’s Baby Shop
3Rd St
Dorothy C. Orman
Twentieth Avenue SW
Helen Rippenkroeger
Sacred Heart Hospital
Ft. Madison
Cedar Rap
Novak Monument CO
John E. Lapes
3Rd Ave
Beatty
Bearle
Third Avenue
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