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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1970

Page

3

Third Charged In J R Breakin At J and R Motor

Robert J Clinton 18 of 1003 Third Street SW charged Sunday with breaking and entering in connection with last Wednesday's breakin at the J and R Motor Supply store at 427 Second Avenue. Earlier arrests include Spencer Ac Artz and J C Davis, both 18 from Cedar Rapids. Clinton arraigned in district court before Judge William Ry Eady and given until Jan 14 to move or plead. Bond set at 1000, with 10 percent allowed to post. Clinton held in Linn county jail awaiting bond.

Robert J Clinton Third Street J and R Motor Supply Second Avenue Bredkin Spencer ‘Ac Artz J . C. Davis Cédar’ Rapids Clintonwig Wilam Ry Eady Jim Powers Linn County

Nixon Asian Doctrine Clarified by Agnew

Asian allies question U.S. policy as Agnew travels through Nepal Thailand Philippines and Taiwan to clarify Nixon's Guam doctrine. Officials say the shift is tone not goal with calls for greater local defense burden while pledging U.S. support against external and internal aggression.

Nixon Agnew Nepal U.S Philippines South Vietnam China Thailand Wingdaan Tibet Ite India Bangkok Chiang Kai-shek Chiang Red China Taipei The China News Guam Party Five Laos Southeast| Asian Treaty Organization

Ironside rites mark passing of Coggon resident Stella

Stella M. Ironside 73, of Coggon died Sunday at the Senior Citizens Home in Mothello. Born August 7 1906 in Coggon she married James J. Ironside who died December 28 1958. Survived by two daughters Mrs Clifford Stockwell of Brattleboro Vermont and Mrs Robert O Rourke of Minneapolis. three sons Edward J Joseph C of Coggen Gerald W of Kenosha. 27 grandchildren. Services by Rev John P. Fagan at St John s Church Coggon with burial at Mt Olivet Cemetery. Visiting hours at Murdoch chapel in Coggon after 6 p m Monday Rosary Tuesday evening at Murdoch chapel.

Coggon Stella M. Ironside Mot Hicello James J. Ironside Ironside St. John's Catholic Church the Rosary Society ACCW

Robbery in Downtown Alley Reported

Leonard A Mariston of the YMCA said he was robbed of 54 dollars Sunday evening in an alley behind Tropic Lanes at 124 Third Street NE. He reported the incident after a person approached from the rear, pressed a hard object against his back and demanded cash at about 5 40 p m. A passing police car was alerted.

Leonard A. Mariston YMCA Mariston Tropic Lanes Third Street

Fire damages Guttenberg home from defective dryer wiring

A Guttenberg house suffered an estimated $2,009 in damage when a clothes dryer wiring defect sparked a fire. Luke Smith's residence was unoccupied at the time as twenty two firefighters battled the blaze for about thirty minutes, with damage mainly to the basement walls and roof.

Gutitenberg Luke Smith Guttenberg

18 Dead in Two Canadian Fires

AP reports two fatal fires in Quebec and Lac des Tes Tac des Tes. In St Roch de l Achigan Quebec a small frame house fire killed twelve people including Mr and Mrs Maurice Proulx their five children two couples and a visiting child. The Lac des Tes fire claimed Dollard Gratton 42 and five of his seven children. The foster home children had been living there and were reported missing by their father at dinner Friday. The homicide squad was investigating.

ST. Roch DE L'Achigan Quebec Montreal Tac Des Tes St. Roch Maurice Proulx Lac’ Des Tes Dollard Gratton

VC Announces Four Day Tet Cease Fire With Viet Cong

Viet Cong declared a four day Tet cease fire from February 5 at 7 a.m. to February 8 at 5 p.m. Vietnam time, with Saigon yet to outline its Tet plans. The previous year saw a weeklong VC halt and a brief 24 hour Saigon stand down amid past breaches. Prof. Max Born, 87, Nobel laureate in physics, died in Goettingen hospital.

Hong Kong Saigon Goettingen Germany UPI Max Born Goetting University Hospital

Nine Denominations Back Project Equality in Iowa

Nine religious groups in Des Moines join the Iowa-Nebraska Unit of Project Equality to promote equal employment opportunities. Officials from Methodist, Catholic, Jewish and other denominations attend a news conference supporting nationwide efforts. A new Iowa office will open with Howard Hayes directing compliance and education programs.

Des Moines Ruijor Lowa Iandeee Squire Town-Nebraska James Thomas United Methodist Church Cow Cenral Iowa-Nebraska Pel G.O.P Ingart Movnes Tiradsit Maurice J. Dugman Iowa Conference United Presbyterian Church Iowa Synod American Lutheran, Church, Iowa Lutheran Church In America Roman Catholic Diocese of Jewish Welfare Federation of Synagogues Sister's of Charity of the Blessed Virgin Mary Dubuque Iowa Council of Churches Towa Society of Chrstian Churches Disciples Project Equality Robert Ray Alvin Hayes Iowa Civil Rights Commission Iowa Howard Hayes Grinnell who/McKibbon Fifth Avenue Com-Se Cedar Rapids Stork Michael Maddigan Mercy Hospital

Fragmentary obituary and meeting notice from local paper

Fragmentary text lists a small meeting in the superintendent office and a funeral service for survivors including Ralph and Glenn in Cedar Rapids and Eric in Anoka. Also mentions H Hanson of Vinton and 20 grandchildren. Services Tuesday at 2 p.m. Bethlehem Lutheran Church. Friends may call at Fry and Holland funeral home.

Tees Ralph Glenn Cedar Rapids Eric Anoka H Hanson Vinton Bethlehem Lutheran Church Fry and Holland Funeral Home

Elmer A. Kent Former Marion Resident Dies in Lewistown

Elmer A Kent 15 a former Marion resident died Sunday evening at Lewistown Montana where he had made his home Burial and services will be at Lewistown Survivors include his wife Nina two brothers Raymond of Marion and Marshall of Minneapolis two sisters Mrs Blanche Leinbaugh of Clarence and Mrs Bessie Golden of Marion Raymond Kent and his son Charles both of Marion left Monday for Lewistown to attend services Rotary event: Marion Hast Cedar Rapids Rotary Club will meet Tuesday noon at the First National Bank a film will be shown five new members will be inducted

Elmer A. Kent Marion Lewistown Mont Nina Raymond Marshall Minneapolis Blanche Leinbaugh Clarence Bessie Golden F Raymond Kent Charles Rotary Marion-Hast Cedar Rapids Rotary Club First National Motorbank

District Chairman Halvorson leads Monona dinner meeting

About 45 attendees gathered at the Glen Charles hotel for a dinner meeting led by District Chairman Roger Halvorson of Monona. A nine member advisory committee was appointed with Wythe Willey, Manchester. Jerry Sullivan, Cedar Rapids. Gerald Broneman, Monticello. Mrs. M Westendorf, Alpha. Ruseet Fuhrman, Dubuque. Charles Pelton, Clinton. Victor Rathje, Postville. Violet Nicolaysen, Clinton as district vice chair. Two congressional candidates were discussed. Ted Ellsworth of Dubuque and D Dale McMartin Jr. of Cedar Rapids attended briefly but gave noncommittal signals. State Sen. John Walsh and Tom Riley were mentioned as possible YMCA candidates but were not present.

Glen Charles Heard Roger ‘Halvorson Monona Wythe Willey Manchester Jerry Sullivan Cedar Rapids Gerald Bronneman Monticello M. Westendorf Alpha Ruseet Fuhrman Dubuque Charles Pelton Clinton Victor Rathje Postville Theself Violet Nicolaysen Ted “Ellsworth D. Dale’ McMartin, Jr John Walsh Republican State Central Larry McKibbon

Marion PTA Council to Meet Tuesday at 7 30 P M

Marion PTA Council will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the Vernon junior high school. Trojan Judge No 548 AF and AM will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m in the Masonic temple. Rural Homemakers Club to meet Thursday at 11 am in Linn County Farm Bureau.

PTA Marion Vernon Trojan Linn County Farm

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