Cedar Rapids School Board Considers Start Date
Cedar Rapids public schools seek parent input on starting before or after Labor Day for 1965 66 calendar. Board President Ernest Pence frames two calendars while residents may send reader cards or emails to the Gazette Peoples Forum.
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Kalona Mother and Daughter Killed in One Car Crash
A Kalona mother Alaric Sharon Stutzman, 32, and her daughter Thereasa were killed in a Johnson county crash about three miles north of Sharon Center. Firefighters battled a three alarm blaze as the roof collapsed injuring five and a firefighter. Ziegfried Newmann, 27, was hospitalized in serious condition.
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Tornadoes Hit 6 Southern Florida Towns injuring six
Tornadoes ripped through six communities in south Florida Tuesday, injuring at least six people and causing extensive damage as a squall line swept across Fort Lauderdale and surrounding towns.
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Frankfurter Called One Of Great Legal Figures
Felix Frankfurter, 85, a revered Supreme Court justice, dies of a heart attack as President Johnson calls him one of the great figures in legal history. Warren praises his impact while details of his career outline his shift from liberal founder into a conservative bloc member and his role in the 1954 school desegregation case.
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Second Mrs Johnson Seeks Annulment in Omaha
Nancy Johnson, a Omaha television personality known as Fritz Johnson, intends to seek an annulment of her marriage to John Fritz Johnson. The court action follows revelations that he was a missing salesman with a wife and four children in Ohio.
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Snow Moves Into Town Expected One to Four Inches
A snowstorm moved into Town with sub zero temperatures and northeasterly winds. Forecasters predicted one to four inches of new snow across the state. The Iowa highway commission said many roads, especially in the Atlantic area and southwest Iowa, were snowpacked and driving became hazardous by noon Tuesday.
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Iowa Senate delays daylight time showdown
The Iowa Senate deferred a vote on establishing statewide daylight time with an amendment to start on the fourth Sunday in April. Senator Reppert withdrew another amendment to push the ending time to the last Sunday in October as debate focused on a uniform time across the state. The main bill would set daylight time from 2 a.m. Memorial Day to 2 a.m. the day after Labor Day.
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Seat Belt Bill Is Expanded by House
The Iowa House passed a measure requiring seat belts on all new cars and light trucks from 1966, expanding beyond autos. Amendments extend the rule to light trucks and pickups in Burlington, Cedar Rapids high school buses, and the driver's seat, with Belt use cited in civil court cases. The bill now moves to the Senate.
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Crash injures child as snow scene ends in tree strike
Margaret Stutzman, 18 months, remains critically injured with multiple fractures and head injuries after a winter crash when her mother Mrs Stutzman skidded on a curve and struck a tree. Deputy Bud Sueppel said the 8:40 a.m. wreck required over an hour to free victims from the wreckage while Highway Patrolman William Kidwell performed mouth-to-mouth resuscitation on the infant en route to University Hospital. An ambulance involved in a minor incident on the way to the hospital continued to the facility.
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Tax Questions Starting Today in The Gazette
The Gazette begins a daily IRS Q and A column answering common federal income tax questions. Questions are those most frequently asked of IRS agents and answers are the official IRS responses. No 1 appears on page 10.
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Mikoyan says peacelovers will halt Viet Nam escalation
Moscow AP reports President Mikoyan told reporters that peaceloving countries are firmly determined to stop escalation of the Vietnam conflict. Tass news agency transmitted the remarks on Tuesday.
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Standard time origins and senate action note
Hansen argued standard time was not divine and clocks not by the Deity. He said Congress adopted standard time last century after railroads faced difficulties from conflicting local times. The senate defeated Riley's amendment before continuing on Page 3.
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Inspector Defends Mail Snooping by Jack Vandenberg
Washington post inspector Henry Montague defended mail cover and peephole galleries as lawful tools that monitor outside envelopes for leads in crimes. He said contents are not opened, privacy rights are not violated, and the practice aided cases from tax evasion to fraud against the elderly.
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Calendar or Stopwatch Decide Career Rise or Fall
A witty quip suggests to gauge career time by a calendar for ascent and a stopwatch for descent, contrasting long term growth with rapid decline in a humorous tone.
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