Hagerty forecasts future of TV news and satellites
Former White House press secretary James C. Hagerty envisions a 1970s news world where bedside TV reports, satellite networks, and color live feeds bring war and riots into homes. He warns about distorted U.S. image abroad and calls for active civic involvement. In Cedar Rapids the chamber plans stretch for 1967 include labor force growth and a possible convention center.
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James C. Hagerty
Chamber of Commerce
Hagerty
Wendorf
Hladky
Cedar Rapids
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Press Secretary Ike Had Plan for Wilson’s Heart Attack
Hagerty recounts that President Wilson’s illness was kept from the public until a heart attack. He says he planned to give a full report to the press and the public when the event occurred.
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Hagerty
Hisenhower
Wilson
Perpetual Savings re-elects officers at annual meeting
Perpetual Savings and Loan Assn. re elected all officers during its annual meeting. Sutherland Dows chairs the board, Burton R. Hynden is president, Duane Arnold is vice president, Hal D. Haines is secretary, A. T. Pleune is treasurer, Mildred A. Lodge is assistant secretary, L. W. Doty is assistant treasurer, and William C. Fletcher joined the board. Tudor Wilder and A. T. Pleune were re elected to three year terms. Dows Hynden Arnold and William W. Crissman remain on the board. The 1966 report cites savings balances of 46,615,750 and dividends of 1,864,600.
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Perpetual Savings and Loan Assn
Sutherland Dows
Burton R. Hynden
Duane Arnold
Hal D. Haines
A. T. Pleune
Mildred A. Lodge
L. W. Doty
William C. Fletcher
Tudor Wilder
Dows
Hynden
Arnold
William W. Crissman
Association
B. R. Hynden
Mortgage Loans Grow, Investment Reaches Million-dollar Sum
The association invested 8.8 million dollars in mortgage loans this year, bringing the year end total of loans to 42.776 million. This reflects steady growth in lending activity and portfolio size.
Judge Revokes 5 Suspensions in Hall Case Jailed
Kenneth J. Hall, 18, of 1620 J Street SW, was jailed 150 days after Municipal Judge Loren Hullinger Jr revoked suspensions on five 30 day sentences. Sentences stem from charges of false information to police eluding police speeding and tavern activity as a minor plus reckless driving.
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Kenneth J. Hall
J Street
Linn County
Loren Hullinger, Jr
Hall
Viola Site May Be Open for Fall Hunting Nearby
Linn County Conservation Director George Hamilton says a 1,072 acre tract north of Viola could be opened for hunting by next fall if state approval is granted. A state conservation board team will inspect the area next week before county approval.
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Viola
Linn County Conservation
George Hamilton
Hamilton
State Conservation Board
County Conservation Commission
County plans forest tract along Wapsipinicon River with hunting
The commission authorizes Hamilton to secure a one year option to purchase the land for 100 dollars per acre. Officials aim to keep the area natural, not a park, designating it as a county forest. Hunters may pursue quail, rabbit and deer in the managed area.
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Commission
Hamilton
Wapsipinicon River
Man Fined $50 For Intoxication and Resisting Officer
Larry L. Sutliff aged 24 of 906 Wilson avenue SW was fined a total of 50 dollars on intoxication and resisting an officer charges. Police said force was needed to subdue him after an arrest just after 11 30 p m Wednesday at Avenue A and Seventh Street NE. Municipal Judge Loren Hul linger Jr fined 35 dollars for resisting and 15 dollars for intoxication plus court costs.
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Larry L. Sutliff
Wilson Avenue
Sutliff
A Avenue
Seventh Street
Loren Hullinger, Jr
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