Bank holdup gun battle leaves Overland Park suspect shot
Henry Floyd Brown 38 of Cedar Rapids was wounded in a two gun fight after a bank holdup in Overland Park Friday. He is charged with the murder of Sgt. Eldon Miller of the highway patrol.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1968
Page
8
Henry Floyd Brown 38 of Cedar Rapids was wounded in a two gun fight after a bank holdup in Overland Park Friday. He is charged with the murder of Sgt. Eldon Miller of the highway patrol.
The Eastern Iowa forecast shows fair skies and warmer temps with no precipitation tonight and Sunday. Overnight lows in the 20s and highs Sunday in the 40s.
Iowa area schools face reduced funding next year with general state aid dropping from 9 million to 6 million. State officials plan a Feb 2 meeting with area superintendents to discuss budget approval procedures and potential enrollment and staffing adjustments as districts cope with tighter finances.
The administration plans to ask Congress to enact a 10 percent surcharge on individual income taxes from next April and a 10 percent increase in corporate taxes retroactive to January 1. The plan, to be proposed to the Ways and Means Committee, faces a slow timetable as hearings and balance of payments measures proceed.
Two 18 year old Vinton youths, William Lovell and Roger Midthun, jailed on 500 dollar bonds charged with larceny in the nighttime after a semi wrecked near Troups restaurant. Virgil Wallace free on 125 dollar bond pled innocent to receiving stolen property. Driver John Potter escaped unharmed as bacon was moved to other trucks.
The defense department announced Army Pfc. Howard M. Bissen, previously listed as missing, was killed in action in Vietnam. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Bissen of rural Stacyville Iowa.
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