Salant Returning as Acting CBS News Leader After Friendly Exit
CBS News chief Fred Friendly resigned after clashing with John Schneider over Vietnam hearings coverage. Richard Salant returns to lead CBS News in an acting role, with Schneider denying a rush to appoint a permanent successor. Salant expresses readiness and respect for Friendly.
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Kangaroo Team Scores and Concentration Labels
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Mike Carroll Wins Sertoma Service to Mankind Award
Mike Carroll of 120 Tenth Street NE received the Greater Cedar Rapids Sertoma club’s Service to Mankind award for outstanding service to others. He founded Friendship House in 1964 to aid the needy and later organized the St Vincent DePaul Association in Cedar Rapids. He will compete internationally for Sertoma International. The 7 p.m. Montrose hotel banquet hosted the event with guest speaker Rigoberto Areces.
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Freedoms Unit Honors Ten Iowans in 1959 awards list
Ten Iowans received Freedoms Foundation honors in Valley Forge. Ruth Updegraff Cedar Falls won the George Washington medal and essay An Open Letter to American Youth. Rev Onesimus Rundus Des Moines won 100 and medal for Whither America.
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Cedar Falls
George Washington
Onesimus Rundus
Des Moines
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Buffalo Center
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Route 2
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Davenport
Frank Miller
Des Moines Register and Tribune
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David Schmitz
Dubuque
Woodrow Wilson Junior High School
Sioux City
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Waterloo
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Westgate
New Jersey Supreme Court Rules Barbers Must Serve All
The New Jersey supreme court ruled 7-0 that barbershops are public accommodations under state law and may not deny service based on race. The decision held that refusing to cut a patron's hair because he is a Negro violates the discrimination statute. The case involved Phillip Gatti of Madison who faced civil rights protests in 1964.
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Slaughter Alley Pileup Kills Six on Foggy Freeway
In Oceanside California a fiery chain collision on U S 101 near Camp Pendleton killed six and injured many as three gasoline tankers exploded. A Greyhound bus driver halted to summon help amid dense fog triggering a multi vehicle pileup with over 100 vehicles damaged and a vast four hour traffic jam.
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Morarie Injured in One Car Crash on Mt Vernon Road
George W. Morarie a 36 year old resident of 840 Forty four street SE suffered facial shoulder and knee injuries in a one car crash in the 3400 block of Mt Vernon road SE Tuesday at 4 am. He was admitted to Mercy hospital in good condition. Police say his east bound car crossed the lane veered onto the curb and ran 150 feet along the sidewalk before striking a light pole. Morarie was charged with failing to have his car under control.
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Mt. Vernon Road
Mercy Hospital
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Moehlmann To Conduct Chicago Band At Convention
R L Moehlmann Cedar Rapids municipal band director will conduct the Chicago Professional band March 11 at Evanston Illinois. He plans to present his transcriptions of Dvorak music including movements of Serenade opus 22. The concert in Cahn Auditorium Northwestern University marks the sole event of the convention.
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Cedar Rapids
Chicago
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Ticket Sales Hit 1000 For How To Succeed Show
Jaycees report over 1000 tickets sold for How To Succeed in Business Without Really Trying. Broadway style revue runs March 9 to 13 at Cee Auditorium with 8 pm curtain. Remaining seats open for March 9 10 and 13. Friday and Saturday sales brisk. Students admitted $1.50 for March 9 10. Sunday performance first for the group.
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January Water Report Details City Pumping Output
Nine city wells averaged 12,272,000 gallons of water in January. George Lee the waterworks superintendent reported a total January pumping of 380,440,000 gallons and 465,840 kilowatt hours of electricity in his monthly council report.
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Guaranteed life insurance offer by mail from Great Lakes
A mailed guaranteed rate legal reserve life insurance policy promotes lifetime protection. The notice invites recipients to tear out the reminder and mail in their name address zip and birth year to Great Lakes Insurance Company at Elgin Illinois 60120 Dept. 22B320P11A.
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New M.P.O Treatments Reported for Hemorrhoids
Clinical tests of the new M.P.O. hemorrhoid treatment show results rated good to excellent for five of six patients. The product claims five actions including faster pain relief and shrinking swollen tissues with a vaso constrictor Ephedrine and benzocaine ingredients.
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Waterworks Report Shows Water Quality Averages
The record notes usage for all purposes at the waterworks. It reports an average of 1 250 kilowatt hours per million gallons pumped. It records average hardness of untreated well water at 16 5 grains per gallon and treated water at 5 2 grains per gallon.
Grenadiers Place Three in Drummers Assn
Three Cedar Rapids Grenadier Drum and Bugle corps members were elected to the National Association of Rudimental Drummers. Dennis Molumby Scott Wyatt and Kit Covington were selected by Henry Johnson of Madison Wisconsin after about four years of drum instruction each. The association aims to protect and perpetuate the American system of drumming.
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National Assn
Dennis Molumby
Meadowbrook Drive
Scott Wyatt
Wilson Avenue
Kit Covington
Thirteenth Street
Henry Johnson
Madison, Wis
Brandt Returns from Government Seminar
Richard Brandt of Cedar Rapids Iowa Jaycee award winner in governmental affairs returned from the fifth annual governmental affairs seminar in Washington DC. About 175 Jaycees from across the nation attended the event. The group had breakfast with President Johnson last Thursday.
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Cedar Rapids
Washington, D. C
Johnson
Nkrumah Talks With Nasser on Rhodesia Military Action
Ghana's President Kwame Nkrumah said he spoke with Egyptian President about mobilizing military forces against the rebel Rhodesian regime, signaling possible regional action and support for sanctioned efforts.
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Auto production by firms listed last week and 1966 year
Automotive News reports last week total U.S. and Canada production 261,780 units with 21,900 in Canada. Chevrolet built 15,500 trucks, Ford 10,978 to 11,484, Jeep 1,700 to 1,757, International 3,810 to 4,054, and others listed with similar ranges.
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Professor Emeritus Hessel Yntema Dies at 75 in Ann Arbor
Professor Emeritus Hessel Yntema of the University of Michigan died Monday at age 75. He was internationally noted for his work in comparative law and taught at Michigan.
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Hessel Yntema
University of Michigan
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