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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1965

Page

16

Former Official Opposes Federal Police for South

Burke Marshall, ex-chief of the civil rights division, frames a statement to the U S Civil Rights Commission opposing a federal police force to protect civil rights workers in the South. He cites harassment of black voters in Madison County Mississippi and notes widespread fear and job losses among Negroes.

James Saggus Jackson Miss Justice Department Civil Rights Division South Burke Marshall U. S. Civil Rights Commission Mississippi Martin Luther King Madison County France James McCree Marshall

Water Safety And First Aid Classes Begin Soon

A ten session senior life saving course starts Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Jefferson high school pool with no charge for 16 plus. Red Cross volunteer instructor Mrs. Harold Birky leads the class, followed by an April water safety instructor course. Robert Tow chairs the Linn County Red Cross first aid committee with an instructor course starting Feb 26 for certified first aid holders to train more instructors.

Jefferson High School Board of Education Harold Birky Thirty-seventh Street Red Cross Robert Tow Linn County Red Cross First Aid Committee

Third Annual Family Camping Clinic Opens March 3

The Cedar Rapids recreation commission hosts a six week family camping clinic at Riverside Roundhouse starting March 3. Sessions run Wednesdays 7 to 9 pm covering camping safety parks and cooking demos with local experts from Linn County and state parks. Registration costs $1 per family with a 20 family minimum and closes by calling city hall 364 8121.

Cedar Rapids City Hall Nat Hull Recreation Department

Jefferson Officials Brace For Debut of Love Bug

Jefferson High School officials launch an annual campaign to curb romance in the halls during spring. Assistant Principal Howard Williams reminds students over the intercom of the student code governing dress campus driving rules and behavior. Those caught being too amorous face after school work as discipline.

Jefferson Officials Jefferson High School Howard Williams Williams Jeff

Stratton Tax Evasion Case Sees $10525 Reduction

The government trimmed unreported income listed for former Gov. William G. Stratton by 10525 after adjusting for duplicate accounting. Four years 1957 to 1960 show total taxable income of 169169 versus 86099 reported, with a claim of 46676 in evaded taxes. In Youngstown Ohio two men were rescued from a sewer line cave-in under the river.

Chicago William G. Stratton Vincent Russo U.S Stratton Youngstown, Ohio Mahoning River

Coe Campus Hosts Winter Carnival Amid Snow Shortage

Weatherman’s failure to forecast snow doesn’t dampen Coe College students as they kick off a weekend of activities. Jazz pianist Ahmad Jamal headlines tonight in the Coe auditorium while a student carnival and ice carving contest are planned for Saturday with The Astronauts performing at the fieldhouse.

Coe Ahmad Jamal Warren Reinecke Jamal Ski Pal Ely Student Art Guild Astronauts

Hungary Regrets Legation Breakin

A garbled notice from The Cedar Rapids Gazette notes a legation breakin in Hungary, reporting regret and referencing republication of a news dispatch. The fragment mentions Gavette Press and pricing details but lacks clear dates or names.

Nis Newsnews Dispatch

Local Recorder Receives Associator Ambiguity

Fragmentary OCR text hints at a local association issue or meeting. Names, places, and concrete actions do not clearly appear, leaving the exact subject and outcome uncertain in the readable lines.

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