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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1966
Page
14
Three young brothers drowned after ice on a pond broke near Hillsboro. David Jackson 9, Kenneth 8, and Richard 3, sons of Mr and Mrs Gilbert Jackson, were found by their father after they went missing from home on Sunday.
Californias GOP hopeful Ronald Reagan, on Meet the Press, says he denounces Communists and the Ku Klux Klan but notes the FBI found nothing subversive about the John Birch Society. He traces his views to a Democratic past and discusses his campaign for governor.
Vandals fired at a cabin south of C Street on the old river road last week causing 150 dollars in damage. Sheriff Walter Grant said Allen Schminkey reported the incident Sunday. windows were shot out by a .22 rifle and a shotgun was mentioned in New York.
An explosion rocked Mount Joy Baptist Church in southeast Washington after a Sunday service. One person died and about a dozen were injured as the rear of the two story brick building was damaged. Fire officials blamed a leaky gas furnace.
Courthouse News reports Linn County will issue its 1 million park bonds by the first week of March to fund Squaw Creek and Pinicon Ridge parks. The board hired Paul D. Speer and Associates for bond floating. The January term opened with juries in two cases: William Daily, 55, charged with second offense drunk driving, and Jerry Everett, 23, charged with larceny. Continues with judges William R. Eads and Harold D. Vietor presiding.
Judge Warren J. Rees issued a restraining order barring James M. Grissel his wife Jo Anne and sister Margaret Heinke from voting Grissel Co stock at the Grisse Sheet Metal Company's annual meeting. Ella M. Grissel and Elmer F. Grissel as officers and the Grissel Co seek a permanent injunction after alleging the vote would injure the company by shifting control.
Margaret Ann Murphy 44 of 937 Fifth Avenue Marion was given until Friday at 10 am to plead to a false uttering a 36.68 dollar check to Sears Roebuck and Co dated November 24. She appeared before Judge Warren J Rees and was released on her own recognizance on Linn county charges awaiting Jones county officials who also hold a similar charge.
Vatican circles view Poland's refusal to allow Cardinal Wyszynski to travel as a major setback to the church Communist coexistence program launched by Pope John XXIII three years ago. Vatican sources say Polish action likely kills any plan to invite Pope Paul VI to Warsaw for the 1000th anniversary celebrations this spring.
James L. Queisner, 19, of the YMCA, pleads innocent to a drunk driving charge. He appeared before Judge Warren J. Rees after his Jan. 5 arrest in the 600 block of A avenue NE.
William E. Linstrom age 34 of 1450 English Boulevard Marion was elected chairman of the Linn Board of Supervisors welfare board Monday. He succeeds Dudley Henderson and serves with Anthony Scolaro Doris Pringle and Gladys Patrak as fellow members.
Claire Moore 51 of 482 Eighteenth Street Marion is to be sentenced Friday at 10 a.m. after pleading guilty to false uttering of a $20 check to Steber Motor Co on Oct 20. Judge Harold D Vietor ordered a pre sentence investigation. A Go Kart was reported stolen by Louie Bebber of Springville on Saturday.
Linn County Republican central committee postpones the nomination meeting to January 27 to name a successor to Chairman Tommy Tucker. Tucker will remain chairman until Jan. 27 as several prospective candidates are out of contact this week. His resignation had been set for Friday.
LaVerne P. Grauerholtz, 18, of route three, Vinton, was fined $25 for possessing an altered driver's license and $15 for attempting to buy beer as a minor. The offenses occurred the night of Jan. 3 at the City Club Tap, 126 First Street NE.
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