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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1963

Page

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Another Meeting For Amish

Independence Iowa reports a squabble between the Amish and Buchanan County school officials over uncertified Amish schooling. County Attorney William O Connell says charges will wait for another negotiation set for Wednesday with Professor Sam Fahr of the University of Iowa law school coordinating talks. Last October Dr Robert Michaelsen of the SUI school of religion connected the Amish with Fahr, and Saturday Amish representatives visited Iowa City. A Seventh Day Adventists representative may fund certified teachers for two Amish schools, while County Superintendent J J Jorgensen plans outreach to the 37 Amish children and their parents.

Buchanan County William O’connell Hazleton Sam Fahr University of Iowa Law School Fahr O’connell Robert Michaelsen SUI School of Religion Iowa City Michaelsen Independence O'Connell Minneapolis Jorgensen

Bitter cold grips Iowa with subzero wind chills

Strong northerly winds push temperatures down across Iowa after a短 period of warm spells. Snow falls in the southwest with up to 1.5 inches in Red Oak while many schools close in Montgomery County. Highs range from 27 at Council Bluffs to 2 below in Dubuque with widespread subzero readings expected by Wednesday.

Harlan Mount Ayr Red Oak Montgomery County Council Bluffs Dubuque Des Moines Sioux City Burlington Waterloo Davenport Ottumwa Sibley Iowa

Blizzard Hits Nebraska Plains As Schools Close

A United Press report describes a blizzard moving through central and southeast Nebraska with 50 mph winds. Temperatures fell below zero after a daytime rise and large snow drifts forced closures of schools statewide. Arctic air and cold fronts threaten Kansas Texas and Arkansas, with warnings of continuing storms.

Prairie States Nebraska Weather Bureau Kansas Great Plains Texas Arkansas Gulf Coast

Shippers Accept Settlement Plan

New York shipping firms voted to accept terms of a settlement proposed by President Kennedy's panel ending the longshore strike. The agreement outlines the panel plan and sets the framework for labor peace in the port.

New York APS Kennnedy

Cedar Rapids Wins Fire Prevention Contest Awards

Cedar Rapids captured three awards in the 1962 fire prevention contest by the National Fire Protection Association. Iowa cities ranked Cedar Rapids first in the state, third nationally in the 50,000 to 99,000 class, with Des Moines and Sioux City following. Veterans hospital at Iowa City received honorable mention for government facilities.

C.R Boston UPI Cedar Rapids National Fire Protection Assn Iowa Des Moines Sioux City Iowa City Glenwood Waverly Charles City Veterans Hospital Robert Ellison Fire Prevention Bureau Ellison

Cedar Rapids Couple Survive Wreck After Four Hours in Creek

A Cedar Rapids couple, Larry Owens and Illa Owens, spent about four hours trapped in their wrecked car, which plunged into a creek off Highway 30 near Mt. Vernon. The pair were found by a farmer and later hospitalized. Mrs Owens suffered facial lacerations and a fractured ankle while Mr Owens had a concussion and possible fractures.

Iowa News Cedar Rapids Highway 30 Mt. Vernon Larry L. Owens Boothlane Illa St.Luke’s Hospital Wagner Owens

Hughes Orders Immediate Action on Liquor Law Enforcement

Gov. Harold Hughes directed State Safety Commissioner Carl Pesch to begin enforcing liquor laws immediately after a Tuesday meeting. Pesch declined to specify timing or methods, but Hughes made clear Pesch should take the initial step and carry the enforcement forward from there.

Des Moines Harold Hughes Carl Pesch Hughes Pesch

Liquor Not One-Sided Says Gov Hughes in Des Moines

Gov Harold Hughes says liquor by the drink is not a one sided issue and all should express opinions. He notes drgs are better organized and lobbying legislators, while Rep Sam Robinson warns his timing. A minister near Des Moines cited whisky as sermon prop to show abuse, Linn county drys write wets.

Des Moines Harold Hughes Rep Sam Robinson R-Guthrie Center House Robinson House Safety and Law Enforcement Committee Senate Gov. Hughes Linn County Drys John M. Ely Cedar Rapids

Trial on armed robbery case hinges on Schneider identification

In North Liberty, Robert Schneider, 18, faces an armed robbery charge as jurors hear<|vq_1822|>

Iowa City Shannon North Liberty Robert Schneider Eugene R. Thompson Schneider

Worlan Named Iowa Director of Development

Carroll E. Worlan of Ames was named director of the Iowa development commission, effective February 1 at a salary of 15000 a year. The post was vacant since July after E B Storey’s resignation, with Waller P Williams serving as acting director during the search.

Worlan Iowa Des Moines Carroll E. Worlan Ames Iowa Development Commission Marvin M. Schmidt E. B. Storey Walier P. Williams The Development Commission Schmidt

France and West Germany sign long awaited friendship pact

Chancellor Adenauer and President De Gaulle signed a mutual cooperation treaty between West Germany and France after centuries of conflict. The leaders and their foreign ministers pledged regular consultations on diplomacy defense education and culture. The ceremony featured a French kiss greeting and the pact aims to model European unity while Britain’s entry to the Common Market looms as a potential hurdle.

Paris Adenauer de Gaulle West Germany France Schroeder Pompidou Couve de Murville Walter Hallstein Common Market Executive Board Britain Labor NATO

Trial Boring Affair for Boy in County Court

A six year old boy from Montezuma sits through a non jury trial in Poweshiek county district court as his father sues Sheriff Welsh and Principal Haas for twenty thousand dollars alleging harassment over fence cutting incidents. The boy Harry Kilmer testifies that he was questioned and that he has nightmares since. The trial continues with deposition disputes and cross examination of Carl Kilmer and his father.

Montezuma Carl Kilmer Guernsey Poweshiek County Carl Harry Kilmer Brooklyn Bill Welsh Herbert Haas N.F.O Welsh Haas L. R. Carson Carr Kilmer Kilmer Farm

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