City manages sewer expansion plans in Marion for 1967
City manager Crivaro reports 1966 sewer work totals 9558 feet in new subdivisions and 600 feet rebuilt on Fifth Avenue. A north interceptor project cost 65725 dollars serving a new subdivision and Linn-Mar school property, financed by bonds and Linn-Mar share of 30000 dollars. Marion plans Squaw Creek sewer with Cedar Rapids totaling 366000 dollars, with 30 percent federal funds tentatively approved and bids hoped by May 1967. Open ditches and inadequate storm sewers remain key issues.
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Peter F. Crivaro
Fifth Avenue
Linn-Mar
Crivaro
Squaw Creek
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Indian Creek
East
Tires Stolen From Car in Marion Theft
Marion police investigate theft of four tires and wheels from a car on Thirty-fifth Street. The owner's son Thomas Lee Wargo reports the car was jacked between 12:45 a.m. and 2:30 a.m. Sunday, with a neighbor noting the wheels missing at 12:45. Value estimated at 130 dollars and tires described as Vfoxl4 redhines with blue rims.
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Marion
Thomas Lee Wargo
Thirty-fifth Street
Wallace attacks both parties in fiery New Orleans speech
In New Orleans George C. Wallace lambasted the two major parties and federal desegregation guidelines, warning that if they fail to shift in 1968 he will campaign coast to coast for a conservative cause. He criticized Nixon Romney Dirksen and Johnson, stressing a perception of a one party system and urging change from Maine to California.
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George C. Wallace
Alabama
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Robert Kennedy
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Everett Dirksen
Laff-A-Day Mars Gag Echoes Mother on Earth
A cartoon gag shows Elroy on Mars hearing his mother calling from Earth while dialogue plays on the space family miscommunication. The setup implies a humorous take on distance and interplanetary reception.
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Mars
Earth
Arab Rebels Strike in Israel Report Claims Mines and Attacks
Beir ut 4AP report says the Heroes of the Repatriation planted mines in Wadi El Jamous Safad district and along Janounah Alamagor road five days earlier destroying a water reservoir and pump house. Israeli officials say a Syrian soldier was killed in the upper Jordan valley near Notera village after a clash with an Israeli patrol. A Damascus spokesman said the incident occurred when the Syrian patrol strayed from its course and implied Israeli casualties.
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Safad
Janounah Alamagor Road
Tel Aviv
Upper
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Notera
Damascus
French Speaking Teachers End Montreal Strike
In Montreal 7500 French speaking Roman Catholic teachers voted at a mass meeting to return to work at noon, 959 percent in favor and 38 percent against continuing the strike over legislation removing teachers’ right to strike. About 1500 English speaking teachers may vote later on.
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Montreal
Montreal Catholic School Commission
The
Commission
Bombs Hit Buenos Aires Near OAS Meet
Two bombs exploded in downtown Buenos Aires near the Inter American Conference headquarters of the OAS causing significant damage but no casualties, authorities said.
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Buenos Aires
Inter-American Conference
Organization of American States
New Iowa Voting Rights Bills Seek to Ease Move Rights
State Senator David Stanley proposes a constitutional amendment to reduce Iowa residence requirements for voting and allow new residents to vote for President and Vice President. A second bill would let movers vote at their old address until meeting new residence rules, with eligibility limited by local area and district rules.
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Des Moines
David Stanley
Iowa
Stanley
U.S. Warned On Sino Soviet Rift
Historian Henry Steele Commager told the Senate foreign relations committee that the United States should be cautious about fomenting or celebrating rising hostilities between China and the Soviet Union. He questioned long term benefits of a clash between two of the globe’s three major powers and urged UN action if possible.
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Henry Steele Commager
United States
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Soviet Union
Amherst College
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Commager
United Nations
Garrison Says He Can Prove Kennedy Conspiracy Claims
New Orleans district attorney Jim Garrison defends a secret Kennedy assassination probe. He says federal intervention would slow progress and refuses to name individuals, insisting the investigation focuses on New Orleans roles and that others besides Lee Harvey Oswald were involved. The FBI declined to comment.
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Jim Garrison
Johnson
Federal Bureau of Investigation
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FBI
Lee Oswald
Dallas
Mel Ferrer's Mother Dies in New York
Mrs. Jose M. Ferrer aged 89 and mother of actor Mel Ferrer died Sunday at Columbia Presbyterian Center. She was a leader in Catholic and charitable organizations in New York.
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New York
UPI
Jose M. Ferrer
Mel Ferrer
Columbia Presbyterian Center
Iowa to Survey Basements For Fallout Protection
Iowa officials plan a spring survey of homes to count basements and estimate fallout protection in a nuclear attack. Gov. Harold Hughes says federal funding will cover costs. About 600 000 Iowa homes are estimated to have basements. Local civil defense directors meet Tuesday at Camp Dodge to discuss the project.
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DES Moines
Iowa
Harold Hughes
Junior
Hughes
Civil Defense
Camp Dodge
Three Towans Die In Louisiana Fog Crash
Three Town men were killed when an airport limousine skidded on foggy Highway 71 near Lebeau Louisiana. Troopers identified the victims as Gene Edward Hundry 37 James Burton Jr 41 both residents of Indianola and Arthur Zarling 32 of West Des Moines.
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Lebeau
UPI
Gene Edward Hundry
James Burton, Jr
Indianola
Arthur Zarling
West Des Moines
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