Arrest Fails Plan To Rob Brink's Car
Federal authorities in New York say Ray Maddox, a 34 year old Los Angeles man, was arrested in Brooklyn after a security breach and the discovery of a British passport and a Justice Department ID. He claimed a four person gang planned to hold up a Brink's armored car in Los Angeles next month to steal receipts. He said the gang had monitored a Los Angeles cafeteria for weeks.
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Berends Receives Jail Term and Fines on Four Charges
Robert Berends, 29, of Marion route two, pled guilty in municipal court to four charges and received 30 days in jail and a total fine of 210 dollars. He had earlier pled innocent to leaving the scene of an accident, assault and battery, intoxication and driving without a license. The hit and run charge was filed December 16 by Teresa Marazek. The assault charge was filed December 16 by Louis Roberts. Police charged him with driving without a license December 16 and with intoxication December 19.
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Robert Berends
Marion Route Two
Berends
Terresa Marazek
Seventh Avenue
Marion
Louis R. Roberts
Sixteenth Avenue
Regents Discuss Financing Long Range Building Program
Regents debate financing options for a long-range building plan amid constitutional limits on bonds. A legislative committee will study methods between the 1963 session and 1956 assembly, with Maucker urging a flat funding start in 1963 and long-range plans for 1965 as enrollment rises. The board warns of revising the ten-year program in 1965.
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Harry Hagemann
Waverly
J. W. Maucker
State College of Iowa
Cedar Falls
Maucker
Rail Unions Challenge B and O Buyout by Chesapeake & Ohio
Railroad unions said they will sue to block the Baltimore and Ohio purchase by Chesapeake and Ohio. The Railroad Labor Executives Assn. instructed its lawyers to seek a court stay of the Interstate Commerce Commission order approving the acquisition.
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Washington
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Chesapeake & Ohio
Regents Call for West Iowa Tax-Supported College
Two Iowa regents urged building a tax-supported college in western Iowa citing residents 150 miles from Iowa City Ames and Des Moines. The proposal drew lukewarm support from other regents and presidents of the three state schools.
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Western Iowa seeks tax supported school expansion debate grows
Noehren argues for a tax supported college in western Iowa while Mrs. Evans says residents leave the state for Nebraska and others. SUI president Hancher cautions against diluting quality by adding more schools and Hagemann notes funding limits delay expansion amid western Iowa needs. Local coverage ends with a TV news tease.
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Virgil M. Hancher
SUI
Iowa City
Prospects for Congo Better Says Rusk
Secretary of State Rusk told reporters after a 2 1/2 hour Senate Foreign Relations Committee meeting that prospects for a peaceful settlement in the Congo are improving. He said reunification looks better now, though the situation remains fluid and questions about Cuba and Khrushchev verification remain unresolved.
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Rusk
Congo
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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R-Vt
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Illinois Man Charged With Drunk Driving
Charles H. Tucker, 45, of Franklin Grove, Illinois, was charged with drunk driving after police observed him driving erratically on First Avenue E near Seventeenth Street early Friday.
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Franklin Grove
Ill
First Avenue E
Seventeenth Street
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