Mother Receives Cedar Rapids Safe Driver Award
A Cedar Rapids mother, Diana Sallis, 26, saved her year old son Maurice from a car's path and was honored by Mayor Bob Johnson with the city's Safe Driver Award. Sallis, a city hall switchboard operator, suffered a minor leg injury but both she and her son avoided hospitalization after the Dec 29 incident. Patrolman Lynn Fanborg, who investigated the accident, was also commended for his safety efforts.
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Speed Skater Rosemary Fiala Injured in Fall
A 16 year old Cedar Rapids speed skater Rosemary Fiala fell at the Manhattan rink Tuesday evening. She was treated at Mercy hospital for a leg injury and released. Fiala won two events last weekend in the Hawkeye Open championships in Cedar Rapids.
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Rosemary Fiala
Mallory Street
Miss Fiala
Mercy Hospital
Vincent Fiala
King Protesting Bond Rejection Spars in Georgia House
Dr. Martin Luther King announced he will join a march to the Georgia capitol to protest the denial of Rep elect Julian Bond’s seat. Bond, a civil rights worker, was denied after endorsing a Vietnam critique and draft avoidance call, with King’s group backing Bond but not SNCC’s broader statement.
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Martin Luther King
Georgia Capitol
Julian Bond
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Bond
Georgia House
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Vietnam
Georgia
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
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O'Brien Keeps Postmaster General Liaison Role
Press Secretary Bill Moyers said Lawrence O'Brien will continue to head White House congressional liaison programs after becoming postmaster general in November. O'Brien previously served as President Johnson and Kennedy's special assistant for congressional relations, with no replacement anticipated.
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Lawrence O’brien
White House
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Johnson
Kennedy
Moyers
Ontario Fishermen Catch Over Thirty-Two Million Pounds in Nine Months
Ontario lands and forests reports commercial fishers in 1965 first nine months caught 32 321 000 pounds valued at 4 054 000 dollars to fishermen. The report highlights strong harvest totals and earnings for the sector.
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Toronto
Ontario Lands and Forests Department
Ontario
Center Point and Oakland Roads Set as One-Way
City council approves turning Oakland Road outbound and Center Point Road inbound to improve safety and ease congestion. A signal controller for the Oakland Thirty second Street NE intersection is on order and not yet installed, with completion expected around January end.
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Center Point
Frank Bush
Bosh
Oakland Road
Center Point Road
Hatfield Declares Senate Bid From Oregon
Gov Mark Hatfield 43 announces candidacy for U S Senate seat to replace Maurine Neuberger. He marks seven years as governor and cites desire to serve Oregon with his experience. A longtime political figure, Hatfield rose from state representative in 1950 to governor in 1958 and 1962 reelect. He supported Nixon in 1960 and led the 1964 GOP convention keynote criticizing extremists.
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Ore
UPI
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U.S. Senate
Maurine Neuberger
Oregon
Hatfield
Willamette University
Robert Holmes
Richard Nixon
San Francisco
Communist Party
Ku Klux Klan
John Birch Society
Former Marengo Man Faces Robbery Counts
Iowa City authorities prepare robbery with aggravation charges for the Roseland Grocery and Market incident on December 31. Daniel Duane Herman, 24, of Marengo, arrested at a roadblock in Abilene Kansas, held in Salina, with Roseland business cards and checks in his possession.
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Roseland
Don Strand
Daniel Duane Herman
Marengo
Abilene
Kan
Salina
Strand
Herman
Five doctors staff Springfield ER round the clock
In Springfield Mass five physicians formed the Wesson Emergency Associates to run the Wesson Memorial Hospital ER full time. They work 42 hours weekly in shifts, attracting more patients as ERs replace routine visits. The hospital provides space supplies and staff. doctors bill patients and earn similar to private practice. The team aims to balance work hours with family time.
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Springfield
Mass
Wesson Memorial Hospital
Sigsbee
Family Health
Wesson
Longshoreman Falls to Death from Golden Gate Bridge
San Francisco AP reports Waverly Mc Gehee a longshoreman died Tuesday becoming the 293rd known person to plunge to death from the Golden Gate Bridge.
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Waverly McGehee
Golden Gate Bridge
Mt Etna erupts violently after years of quiet
Mt Etna in Sicily unleashed violent volcanic activity after nearly two years of minor eruptions. The blast sent molten rock hundreds of yards into the air from a crater on the northeast slope. No major lava flow toward villages was observed as experts attributed the event to lava buildup in the central cone.
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Sicily
Mt. Etna
Europe
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