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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1967

Page

19

Dance Pioneer Erick Hawkins to Lead Coe Stage Show

Erick Hawkins, a pioneer in modern American dance, will lead his company in a Thursday 8:15 p.m. performance at Coe College auditorium. Luc ia Dlugoszewski wrote the original score and will perform on timbre piano and custom percussion. Critics praised Hawkins for fresh emotion and sensuous humanism as the Cedar Rapids audience awaits a unique American contribution to world culture. The troupe, touring from Canada and heading to Washington, Oregon and California, previously performed in Quebec and Paris.

Erick Hawkins Coe College Coe Public Events Committee Lucia Dlugoszewski Coe Hawkins Miss Dlugoszewski Jeannette Ringland Miss Ringland Paris Cedar Rapids Canada Universite de Sherbrooke Quebec Southwest Martha Graham The New York Herald- Tribune

Cedar Rapids Fire Chief counters stereotypes of firemen

Cedar Rapids Fire Chief Jesse Hunter says the fire service has updated its image through training that covers all situations. He highlights emphasis on fire prevention, rises in pay and advancement, and a pension plan offering retirement at 55, noting the need for recruits to live in Cedar Rapids. The department seeks Iowa residents meeting qualifications.

Cedar Rapids Jesse Hunter Hunter Iowa Cear Rapids

Insurance Man of the Year Banquet Set for Cedar Rapids

Dr George E LaMore director of religious life and professor at Iowa Wesleyan college will keynote the Cedar Rapids Life Underwriters Man of the Year banquet Saturday at 8 pm in the Roosevelt hotel. He will speak on How Others Will See Us. The North Adams Mass native holds degrees from Williams and Boston University.

George E LaMore Iowa Wesleyan College Cedar Rapids Life Underwriters Roosevelt Hotel Near East

Recognition Set for Man of the Year Across 22 Agencies

At the dinner, awards will be presented to the man of the year as named by each of the 22 participating insurance agencies. The event will honor individual contributions in the industry, highlighting leadership and service.

Victoria Befriends Boy Accused of Murder in The Big Valley

Barbara Stanwyck stars as Victoria who befriends a boy charged with murder in The Big Valley. The western drama airs tonight in color at 19:30 PM on Chet.

Victoria Barbara Stanwyck BIG Valley Chet

VA Contact Office Opens in Linn County Courthouse

A temporary Veterans Administration contact office will open next Thursday at the Linn County Courthouse. C. G. Snook will staff the office from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. to offer personal assistance to veterans, their dependents and beneficiaries.

Veterans Administration Linn County C. G. Snook

Linn County’s rising court-appointed attorney costs

A Gazette examination shows Linn County’s payments to court-appointed attorneys grew from 237.50 in 1955 to 36,605.71 last year, with 1956 early cases already funded. Causes include Supreme Court rulings on right to counsel, higher hourly and per-day fees, vague indigent criteria, and rising crime boosting caseloads.

Linn Supreme Court U.S. Supreme Court Linn County Bar Assa Iowa Linn County

Iowa considers public defender option for indigents

County supervisors weigh creating a county public defender office to defend indigents, citing legal and cost hurdles. Debates focus on abolishment ease, compulsory use, salary limits, and whether judges should screen defendants before appointment. Several judges and attorneys warn of unpopularity and low pay, while some see potential for better defense with a specialist defender.

Public Defender Board of Supervisors Iowa Warren J. Rees Fulton William R. Eads Elderkin Iowa Bar

Mississippi liquor bonanza after prohibition ends

Jackson AP reports Mississippi earns 6.14 million dollars in liquor income in six months since statewide prohibition ended. The prior black market tax yielded about 2.5 million annually. Under the new system the state is the wholesale dealer, with income from taxes and licensing.

Jackson Miss Mississippi Alcoholic Beverage Control Division

Univac Man To Talk To Data Processors

Richard Johnson district sales manager for Univac will address the Data Processing Management Assn after a 7 p.m. dinner at the Elks club. A Drake University graduate Johnson previously operated Maytag Newton. He will discuss Time Sharing. London Britain delivered about 150 civil aircraft and helicopters to overseas buyers last year for a record 560 million dollars, the Society of British Aerospace Companies said.

Richard Johnson Univac Data Processing Management Assn Elks Club Drake University Johnson Maytag- Newton London Britain Society of British Aerospace Companies

Driving 40 Years Without License

An 82 year old man in Lowell Massachusetts was cited for driving without a license after a minor altercation. Officer Daniel Sullivan reported the driver claimed he had driven for 40 years without ever being stopped.

Lowell Mass Daniel Sullivan New England

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