Antiwar crowd in Brisbane clashes with Ky visit
A group of about 100 demonstrators broke police lines to mob South Vietnamese Premier Ky outside his Brisbane hotel. Seven demonstrators were arrested and several others pushed back as Ky entered the hotel with his security detail. No serious injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Australia
UPI
Vietnam
Scouts Recognize Pack 17 And Pack 3 A Awards
Cub Scouts Pack 17 at Buchanan School honor Scott Davis Mike Neal Dallas Bayles Tim Teeman Bob Wells Randy Glandorf David Marsh Mike Benesh Jerry Smith Tim Stout. Pack 3 at Grant Wood School recognizes Bill Jordan Dan Linge Dave Redford Mike Shean Karl Hackett Robert Huffman John Swails Matt Oja Hayden Jameson Peter Seyfer Delano Johnstone Greg Glen Kevin Copppess Mike Hattery Ron Rasmussen Albert Lucas Fred Coppess Craig Reams Joe Bongata Tom Peremsky Andy Fletcher Roger Dickenson. Tony and Doug appear in an Italian villa during World War I on The Time Tunnel Friday at 7 PM on Ch. 9 in color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan School
Scott Davis
Mike Neal
Dallas Bayles
Tim Teeman
Bob Wells
Randy Glandorf
David Marsh
Mike Benesh
Jerry Smith
Tim Stout
Grant Wood School
Bill Jordan
Dan Linge
Dave Redford
Mike Shean
Karl Hackett
Robert Huffman
John Swails
Matt Oja
Hayden Jameson
Peter Seyfer
Delano
Lynn Johnstone
Greg Glen
Kevin Coppess
Mike Hattery
Ron Rasmussen
Albert Lucas
Fred Coppess
Craig Reams
Joe Bongata
Tom Peremsky
Andy Fletcher
Roger Dickenson
Tony
Doug
Federal Officials Warm To Cedar Rapids Alarm Plan
Cedar Rapids officials report federal officials in Washington show strong interest in a burglar alarm experiment proposal. The plan seeks a $100 000 federal grant to install alarms in about 500 businesses and to study three years of breakin patterns. A field representative will visit Cedar Rapids to assess the city and police department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Cedar Rapids
George Matias
Matias
Holcomb
Office of Law Enforcement Assistance
Washington
Bush
Dallas Publisher Dies at 79 John W Runyon Remembered
AP reports John W Runyon longtime publisher of the Dallas Times Herald died Friday at 79 after a brief illness. A Dallas native born in Cedar Rapids he rose from clerk to publisher over 55 years and recently completed a term as a director of the Associated Press. He headed the Times Herald Printing Co board and was a civic leader. He moved to Dallas in 1906 and began with the Times Herald in 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
John W. Runyon
Dallas Times Herald
Times Herald Printing Co
Runyon
Associated Press
Cedar Rapids
The
Times Herald
Decorah Man Must Repay Overpaid Social Security
A Decorah man Leonard M. Dow, 69, must repay 4040.70 after HEW found 1962 and 1963 social security payments were overpaid while Dow ran a trucking business. Dow formed a wife partnered venture with 75 percent profits to her, deemed unreasonable by Judge Edward J. McManus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decorah
Leonard M. Dow
Dow
Edward J. McManus
Health, Education and Welfare Department
HEW
McManus
City Briefs Fronts Hurt Falls Across Local Firms
Man hurt in a parking lot slip at Collins Radio Co Engineering building. taken to Mercy hospital. Berthold Brecht injured from a loading dock fall at Wilson and Co plant. admitted to Mercy hospital. Employee reports theft from a company truck in Cedar Rapids area. items valued at $50. Advertisements note cleaning specials at Alberts Cleaners and beauty salon staff changes at Fay's Beauty Salon. Nursing home residency update for Rose Sandberg. Fresh corned beef and daily delivery from Hladky's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Wright
O Avenue NE
Collins Radio Co
Mercy Hospital
Berthold Brecht
Watkins
Wilson and Co
Brecht
Asplandic Tree Expert Co
Toledo
Cedar Rapids
Seventh Avenue
Pen Stroke Keeps Debt Below Limit
The treasury reported it neared the 330 billion debt ceiling this week but stayed within about 100 million. A Thursday sale of participation certificates moved 500 million in debt outside the ceiling, while a 1.1 billion sale aided government accounts like the social security trust funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury Department
Congress
House
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
Federal National Mortgage Association
Social Security Trust
Man Pleads Guilty in Fed Case Over Stolen Check
A man from Avenue NW changed his plea from innocent to guilty in federal court on Friday for removing a $50.05 government check from a stolen letter. Sentencing was postponed for a probation department report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Plaine
George E. Macek
McManus
Macek
Ralph J. Rabe
General Delivery
A Avenue NW
Goldwater Sees Progress in Vietnam After Trip
Former Arizona senator Barry Goldwater said after a four day visit to Vietnam that the United States is winning and making more progress than a year ago. He spoke at a Phoenix news conference at his hilltop home, expressing confidence in the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Vietnam
G.O.P
U.S
Cedar Rapids Officials Satisfied After Washington Transit Talk
Ced ar Rapids officials led by Dean Wagner after a Washington visit said federal aid for a regional transit authority seems possible if the bus referendum passes. They expect a 60 to 90 day decision and may seek up to 750000 total including local funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Wagner
Washington
Cedar Rapids
Wagner
Don Salyer
Housing and Urban Development Department
Regional Transit Authority
RTA
South Korean Defense Minister Says Patrol Boat Sunk Off North Korea
Seoul reports the patrol boat sank by shore batteries on Thursday off the eastern coast of North Korea in what it calls international waters. The minister acknowledged the incident and asserted the vessel was outside North Korean territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
North Korea
Withholding Mittimus May Replace Suspensions
Cedar Rapids judges may stop using the term suspended sentence and instead note mittimus withheld pending good behavior. District Judge Harold D. Vietor ruled municipal judges cannot suspend sentences unless tied to probation. Judge Howard McLaughlin notes the state supreme court allows mittimus withheld. Judge Loren Hullinger Jr. often writes suspended. The ruling raises questions about the line between mittimus withholding and suspension, while acknowledging suspension can aid treatment efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Harold D. Vietor
Howard McLaughlin
Supreme Court
McLaughlin
Loren Hullinger, Jr
Vietor
Hullinger
Viet
Stern Wins Publishing Right in Hamburg Case
Attorneys for Look magazine rejected a compromise to allow Stern to continue serializing The Death of a President with deletions demanded by Mrs. Kennedy. Hamburg court twice refused Look an injunction against Stern. Look accepted four points but insisted Stern promise not to publish 1600 words Look cut from its serialization. Stern refused to delete the personal passages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
der Stern
Hamburg
Germany
Look Magazine
Stern Magazine
John Kennedy
Stern
Look
William Manchester
John Fena 39 Takes Own Life at Vinton
John Fena 39 was found dead in his room at the Benton county home about 5 40 a m Friday authorities ruled he took his own life by hanging He had resided there since last May Survivors include a sister Joan Byers of Belle Plaine Services are being arranged at Hrabak funeral home in Belle Plaine
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
John Fena
Benton County
Fena
Joan Byers
Belle Plaine
Hrabak
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cub
C.R
Rapids
Chevrolet
H.p. V
First Avenue
Waterloo
John V. Fisher
Fisher
Draft Board
Ed Anderson
Iowa
Jacksonville
N. C
Russell Lee Parker
Adv
Las Vegas
Best Plumbing & Heating
19Th Avenue SW
Cashman Plumbing & Heating
16Th Street NE
Alberts Cleaners
Lindale Plaza
Peggy Pitts
Sally Stodola
Fay
C Street
Dial
Rose Sandberg
Boldt Nursing Home
1St Ave
Harding
Hladky’s
4Th Ave
Goldwater
Washington Trip
Lennox
2Nd Ave