Northern Calif Senators Propose State Split
California senators press Congress to help evade the reapportionment order and consider splitting the state into two states. Senator Richard Dolwig leads the plan with a northern and southern division along the Tehachapi line, placing Los Angeles in the south and San Francisco in the north.
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Calif
Sacramento
California State Senate
Congress
Senate
California Assembly
California
Los Angeles
San Diego
Orange
Dolwig
Tehachapi
San Francisco
Wilson Delay Seen Rebuke To De Gaulle
London sources say Prime Minister Wilson postponed a planned Paris visit to rebuke De Gaulle after the French delayed a London meeting with Patrick Gordon Walker. Wilson aims to meet President Johnson in Washington first and prefers one foreign visit per month.
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Wilson
de Gaulle
London
Couve de Murville
Patrick Gordon Walker
Paris
Johnson
Washington
Gromyko
Britain
U.S
Gordon Walker
Labor Party
Yanks Lose Two Flyers Two Planes in Saigon Area
Two Americans were killed and two U.S. aircraft lost on convoy escort north of Saigon. A helicopter hit a power line killing its pilot and an enlisted gunner while a Vietnamese observer died. Two other Americans were wounded. A separate Viet Cong ambush downed a light plane, but both crew escaped.
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Saigon
U.S
U.S. Air Force
Herbert Brown
Riverside
Calif
Brown
General Steamed Up Over Loss of Gold-Braided Hat
Fort Huachuca, Abr on AP General Benjamin Pochula protests the loss of his gold-braided hat valued at 80 dollars. CID questions Joanna Proctor and two friends as investigators search restaurants and the base inn for the hat. Proctor denies stealing it while the general says he wants the hat returned and regrets the stir.
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Benjamin Pochula
Army
Criminal Investigation Division
Fort Huachuca
Pochula
CID
Joanna Proctor
Miss Proctor
Gen. Pochyla
Bisbee
Need for Industry Sites at Monticello
The Greater Monticello committee heard Dr Earl H DeShaw report that the city needs more suitable industrial sites near the city at good prices. Off the street parking was discussed with eight possible downtown areas reviewed. President Jack Knapp will form a committee to meet officials and study the parking situation.
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Monticello
Greater Monticello
Earl H. DeShaw
Jack Knapp
Norway Names Stumpff Fire Chief and New Officers
Richard Stumpff is named fire department chief in Norway. Douglas Hansen and Gene Robinson are named first and second assistant chiefs, Donald Stumpff secretary treasurer, and Robert Holland and Donald Trumbull fire mar shals.
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Norway
Richard Stumpff
Douglas Hansen
Gene Robinson
Donald Stumpff
Robert Holland
Donald Trumbull
Wauk On Airman Promoted to Major in Germany
Howard A. Hagen son of Mr and Mrs Glenn Hagen earns promotion to major in the United States Air Force He serves at Ramstein base Germany as chief of operations in the munitions maintenance group
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Waukon
Howard A. Hagen
Glenn Hagen
Air Force
Ramstein Base
Germany
Harold Peter Seim joins Kalona Fire Department vacancy
Harold Peter Seim has been named to fill a vacancy on the Kalona Fire Department. The appointment expands the roster and places Seim among local firefighters serving Kalona.
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Kalona
Harold Peterseim
Iowa Democrats Win Prime Committee Posts in Congress
Five Iowa freshmen were named by the Democratic committee on committees to key posts. Bert Bandstra and Stanley L. Greigg joined the agriculture panel, John Culver to foreign affairs, H R Gross remains on foreign affairs as Iowa’s lone Republican, John R. Hansen to banking and currency, and John R. Schmuhauer to public works. Smith praised the slate as the best ever for Iowa, noting two farmers on the agriculture committee. Every Iowan now serves on a major committee in a historic shift.
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Washington
Iowa
Democratic House
Neal Smith
Smith
House Appropriations Committee
Democratic Committee On Committees
Ilowans
Bert Bandstra
Stanley L. Greigg
John Culver
Mittee
H. R. Gross
John R. Hansen
House Banking and Currency Committee
John R. Schmidhauser
Public Works
Farmer's Daughter Offered Movie Role on Friday Night
The Farmer's Daughter is offered a movie role airing at 7:00 Friday night on KCRG TV 9.
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Kcrg-Tv
Cedar Rapids Public Hearing on Zone Change 1965
City Council of Cedar Rapids holds a public hearing at 9:00 A.M. February 3 1965 to rezone property at 2606 2612 Waveland Drive NW from R-2 to R-3 petitioned by Robert Bliobenes and Frank Gorman. Also scheduled is a hearing on sanitary sewer plans specifications and contract cost for 12th Avenue SW Foote Street to Williams Boulevard with estimated cost 5157.00.
Cedar Rapids public hearing on preschool special permit
The Cedar Rapids Council to hold a public hearing at City Hall on February 3 1965 at 9:00 A.M. for a special permit for a preschool in an A-2 single family district Petition by Jerry and Jean Nosbish for Lot 11 Ex S 1 Fair Oaks 8th at 1010 Pawnee Drive Northwest The hearing date and filing are noted by Clerk D G Schaefer January 1 1965.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Jerry
Jean Nosbish
S. 1
Fair Oaks
Pawnee Drive
D G. Schaefer
Ein
Appointment of Administrator for Mollenhauer Estate
Probate notice in Linn County Iowa names Paul W. Mollenhaver as administrator for the Estella A. Mollenhauer estate. Creditors must file claims with the district court clerk within six months from the second publication, or they will be forever barred. Cedar Rapids, Iowa attorney firm Sargent Spangier Hines Pence represents the administrator. Date of second publication January 15, 1965.
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District Court
State of
Iowa
Linn County
Estella A. Mollenhauer
Paul W. Mollenhaver
Cedar Rapids
Sargent, Spangier, Hines & Pence
Cedar Rapids to Hold Hearing on R‑4 Special Permit Request
The Cedar Rapids City Council will hold a public hearing at 9:00 A.M. February 3, 1965 in Council Chambers to consider a Special Permit in the R-4 zone petitioned by Linge and Memor es Cemetery for property on First Avenue Northeast described by legal lot lines and metes. City Clerk Rold G. Schaefer dated January 15, 1965.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Linge and Memores Cemetery
Swia
First Avenue
Segeer
Rold G. Schaefer
Zoning change hearing for Town House Hotel Co. in Cedar Rapids
The city council will meet February 3 1965 at 9 00 A M in Council Chambers City Hall Cedar Rapids IA to consider rezoning from B-4 to E-2 for property at 4747 1st Avenue Southeast described as part of the SE quarter Section 2 Township 83N Range 7W Linn County. Dated January 13 1965.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Town House Hotel Co
First Avenue
Eolar Rapids
Cedar Raids
Marion Boulevard
First Avenue SE
Linn County
Own
1St Avenue
Harold G. Schaefer
Cedar Rapids to Hear Sanitary Sewer Resolution of Necessity
City of Cedar Rapids Iowa will hold a 9:00 a.m. February 3 1965 hearing on a resolution of necessity for a sanitary sewer project on 2th Avenue SW from Foote Street to Williams Blvd. The plan uses 8 inch vitrified clay or concrete pipe with rubber gaskets and concrete manholes. Objections to assessments may be filed. notices published January 8 and 15 1965.
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Cedar Rapids
Lowa
Iowa
Foote Street
Williams Blvd
Harold G. Schaefer
Peoples Bank and Trust Company Report of Condition
The report details the financial condition of Peoples Bank and Trust Company of Cedar Rapids Iowa at the close of business December 31 1964 It notes the bank is a state chartered institution operating under Iowa banking laws and a member of the Federal Reserve System The report is published per the call by the State Banking Authorities and by the Federal Reserve Bank of this District
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Bank
City National Bank Cedar Rapids 1964 Report of Condition
The report covers City National Bank of Cedar Rapids Iowa as of December 31 1964. It lists assets including cash items deposits government obligations and loans with totals for assets liabilities and capital accounts. It shows deposits including demand and time accounts and notes the bank's capital stock and surplus along with officer attestations of accuracy.
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On Yas
Federal
Stoc Reserve Bank
Eads
Ss. Res
Ccac
Ig Cass
Temon
Tota Ve
Siivingston
James S. Org
Riteway
Merritt Septic Service
Soton
W. Tur
Reat Truaming
Rekov AL
Paul Straub
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Lawrence E. Paeorath
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Joe Cihla
Dial
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18Th Avenue
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin Lake Country
Phoenix, Arizona
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Howard Briner
Ist Ave
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Marion Cab CO
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Arthur Murray Studio
Apaly
3Rd Ave
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