City Briefs highlight church talk and local notices
City Briefs note Friday noon Catholic laymen event at Elks Club with Dr Walter Block speaking on Child Evaluation. Mentions reopenings, awards at Truman school Cub Scouts, local services, placement tests at LaSalle high school, and various ads. Also lists local obituaries, hospital update, and lost medallion watch.
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Elks Club
Walter Block
Scheetz Seeks Hearing In Cedar Rapids Assault Case
Oscar W. Scheetz 20 demanded a preliminary hearing Thursday on a charge of assault with intent to inflict great bodily harm. He entered a not guilty plea on a related breaking and entering charge. Police say he attacked three women in December and November, fleeing after victims screamed or bit him, with a fourth suspected incident noted. He is jailed in Linn County.
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Oscar W. Scheetz
Cedar Rapids
Loren Hullinger, Jr
Scheetz
Bever Avenue SE
Linn District Court
Charles Kramer
K Street
Kramer
Carol Nuehring
Sixth Avenue SE
Sixth Street
Miss Nuehring
George L. Gillis
Des Moines
Kathryn Richards
Oscar Scheetz
Linn County
Student Given Suspended Term In U S Court
Steven C Berg a 19 year old Upper Iowa University student from Park Ridge Illinois received a 30 month suspended sentence in federal court under the youth offender act for possessing a falsely created selective service certificate He pled guilty earlier this month and will be on federal probation for 30 months The case carries a maximum $10000 fine and up to five years in jail. Also Gidget meets Jeffs parents Thursday at 7 00 PM on KCRG TV Channel 9 in color.
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Steven C. Berg
Upper Iowa University
Park Ridge
Ill
Edward McManus
Berg
McManus
Selective Service System
Iowa City Man Admits Forgeries
Iowa City man James K. Swails 23 confesses to forging 26 checks totaling 745.37. Cedar Rapids detectives say he used five aliases and passed payments at Arm strong's Sears Roebuck Younker's Killian's Kresge's Penneys Seifert's. He is held on bond in Iowa City facing other bad check charges.
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James K. Swails
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Jerry Navratil
Swails
Armstrong’s
Sears Roebuck
Younker’s
Killian’s
Kresge’s
Penney’s
Seifert’s
Navratil
Copter Wreck Takes 23 Lives in Pakistan Crash
A Pakistan International Airlines helicopter crash in Dacca killed 23 people including a Canadian and two Britons. One Pakistani survivor was reported. An unconfirmed report claimed a rotor struck a vulture, causing the wreck.
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Dacca
Pakistan
Pakistan International Airlines
Udall warns pesticides could threaten human survival
Interior Secretary Udall told a NAS symposium that widespread pesticide pollution may one day prove fatal to humanity. He cited evidence pesticides harm cats and wildlife and called for research into safer alternatives and a balanced approach to pest control.
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Washington (Ap
Udall
National Academy of Sciences
Riley to announce political plans Monday at noon
State Senator Tom Riley of Cedar Rapids says he will disclose his 1966 political plans in an address to the Rotary Club in Oelwein at noon Monday. He has been linked to a 2nd district congressional bid and potentially to a gubernatorial run, though he has indicated he will not seek that office now. He may also seek re‑election to the state senate.
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Tom Riley
Cedar Rapids
Rotary Club
Oelwein
Riley
Senate
Speech Contest Date Changes in Cedar Rapids
The teen age district speech contest of the second district council of Republican women moves to Saturday March 5 in Cedar Rapids. It was previously set for February 26 and is titled Young America Speaks.
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Second District Council of Republican Women
Cedar Rapids
Turn storage goods into quick Cav with a Gazette want ad
Local cabinet maker seeks to convert surplus storage items into a ready to move Cav. This notice invites bids or trade offers from buyers and sellers through the Gazette classified page.
Pants Cache Found in Cedar Rapids Store Employee Home
Richard J. Plonsky 26 faced larceny charges after Cedar Rapids police found 1 165 pairs of pants at his residence 208 Third Street NW. The goods traced to Jack's Store where he worked but detectives questioned the origin of other items found during the home search and his arraignment was delayed.
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Richard J. Plonsky
Cedar Rapids
Jack
First Street
Plonsky
Third Street NW
St. Luke’s Hospital
Walter Fineberg
Minneapolis
Fineberg
County Attornney
Ihe
Algiers students end three day strike
Algiers university students voted Wednesday night to end their three day strike protesting police action against rioters. The vote concludes after protests that included clashes with police near campus.
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Algiers
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