Controversy Over Court Reporters In Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids and Linn county officials agreed to extend an inquiry into who should pay two municipal court reporters. They will seek an attorney general opinion on court costs and ask the Linn county Bar Association to appoint a committee to study the need for two reporters.
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Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Iown
Linn County Bar Assn
David McGuire
Dudley Henderson
Miles Sutera
Tim McCarthy
Howard McLaughlin
Loren Hullinger, Jr
McGuire
Johnson
McCarthy
Sutera
Bar Association
Henderson
Fulton
Attorney General’s Office
Kennedy Neighborhoods Life With The Kennedys
The Associated Press sent a three man team to explore life around the Kennedy family as they move between Palm Beach Hyannisport Middleburg and Washington. The report details Jacqueline Kennedy shopping, a short order cook neighbor, and Hyannisport mothers navigating secret service protocols. First of a four part Cedar Rapids Gazette installment.
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Secret Service
Associated Press
Jacqueline Kennedy
Palm Beach
Washington
White House
Hyannisport
Cedar Rapids
Vietnam veterans to receive 24 Air Medals and Purple Heart
Fort Rucker Alabama awards ceremony to honor 24 Air Medals and one Purple Heart to service members who took part in Vietnam operations.
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Fort Rucker
Ala
Vietnam
City and County Tackle Special Assessments Collection
Cedar Rapids officials and county leaders met to review 51 special assessments totaling about 10 000 for water and sewer stubs ahead of paving. They agreed to involve city and county legal counsel to resolve collection, with plans to place assessments on 1964 tax bills or bill property owners separately.
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Cedar Rapids
Johnson
Don
Don Gardner
Iment
Tim McCarthy
Dave McGuire
McCarthy
Officials Meet To Coordinate County Offices
Linn board of supervisors met with elected department heads at the courthouse to coordinate departments. Attendees included Auditor John Burrill, Treasurer Donald H. Cover, County Attorney Jack Fulton and Recorder Joe Stoddard.
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Linn Board of Supervisors
John Burrill
Donald H. Cover
Jack Fulton
Joe Stoddard
Health push aims to boost research and control of air pollution
The President signaled a health program likely to come next week. He urged stronger National Institute of Health research and air pollution controls, warning that inaction would mean a weaker nation and fewer opportunities for millions to life, liberty, and happiness. He called doctor and dentist shortages a serious issue as schools fail to graduate enough professionals.
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National Institute of Health
Partica
Briefing on Cuba arms buildup by intelligence official Hughes
Intelligence specialist John Hughes briefing from the state department on Cuba military bases and Soviet arms drew a coast to coast audience. He urged extending the Hill-Burton act, more nursing homes, and expanded federal hospital funding. He also urged five year mortgage aid for small medical centers and FDA authority plus a central environmental health bureau.
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Kennedy
Cuba
State Department
John Hughes
U.S
Hugnes
Trenton
N. J
Hughes
New Jersey State College
Clark University
Worcester
Mass
Army
Defense Department
Congress
Food and Drug Administration
Bureau of Environmental Health
Cedar Rapids Gazette Origin and Subscription Rates
The Cedar Rapids Gazette was established in 1883 by The Gazette Co and issued daily and Sunday from 500 pe Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. Subscriptions included Wey carrier 45 cents weekly mat edition six issues 1.35 a week 13 year afternoon and Sunday seven issues 1.35 a month 14 a year. Rates for other states and U S territories 23.40 a year. No mail subscriptions in towns with Gazette carrier service. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local and AP news.
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Cedar Rapids
The
Gazette Co
Pe Ave
Iowa
Wey
U.S. Territories
Catholic Laymen Schedule Dinner With Archbishop
The Catholic Layman's club in Cedar Rapids plans its annual dinner at the Town House on Sunday with Archbishop James J. Byrne of Dubuque as speaker. A pre dinner social hour, an education fund check for seminarians, and a presentation by club president Dr David L Wolf are on the program for about 100 attendees including local pastors. The event, usually held near Thanksgiving, was delayed due to the archbishop's Vatican Council duties.
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Cedar Rapids
James J. Byrne
Dubuque
David L. Wolf
Marion
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