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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1965
Page
15
Snow plows clear roads around the clock while buses run on schedule. Edward W. Theiss, 47, of 210 Twenty-third Street, is jailed on charges of forging a doctor's name on a prescription for Desoxyn. Cedar Rapids and Chicago air traffic suffer delays as ice and drifting complicate landings and takeoffs.
Local notices report Dr J Swetha at 6 30 pm on Wednesday. Zeemenek contacted at Jesse James Neosho Mo regarding a restaurant death of an uncle. Insurance and police approve burglarproof safes from Fireproof Safety Co. Mrs Bob Gilliatt hospitalized at St Luke s Hospital. Ruth Thompson visitors listed. Permanent wave ad and prices cited. Condition improves for David Randall in Mercy Hospital after sledding accident. Ladies dresses sale and cleaners ad present. Hurt in Falk Jean Miller 53 of 341 Thirteenth St noted. Meeting canceled for Eastern Town Hammond or Theiss bond release. Fall on icy sidewalk leads to Mercy hospital admission.
Iowa faces mixed closures as Eastern Iowa schools stay closed for a second day and bus service is reduced. Cedar Rapids reports ice and heavy snow with 25 to 100 percent ice on highways, while forecasts call for more snow later in the week and slightly warmer temperatures Wednesday. Rated conditions include slick interstates, widespread drifting, and continued plowing efforts by city crews.
President Johnson sends sincere thanks to Soviet leaders Alexei Kosygin and Leonid Brezhnev for inaugural congratulations. Cedar Rapids Gazette notes snow removal and a Cedar Rapids high school bond proposal potentially saving about 250000 in interest over retirement.
A $12,500 federal court auto accident damage suit filed by Robert M. Krueger of Kentucky against Richard Mitchall near Elima in August 1963 was dismissed with prejudice after an out-of-court settlement. Trial was scheduled but terminated.
Kickoff breakfast at the YMCA unveils two goals for the Y MCA program. The Partners with Youth plan aims for 100 boys’ memberships and the Health Club to accept 50 new members. Members pay 12 dollars annually. the Y stresses fitness and mental well being as part of Christian service. Robert Hartman of Cel Rapids earns promotion to first lieutenant in the U S Air Force. Robert M Kimm of Central City enlists after four years in the Navy and heads to Long Beach for reassignment.
Riley introduces a temporary reapportionment plan in Des Moines aimed at cutting the legislature from 183 to 105 members. The plan would create a 35 member Senate and 70 member House, with sub districting based on county senator counts. A story hour by Sen. Riley and Nassif is set for Thursday at 10 30 in the Kentwood branch library Cedar Rapids.
Two southeast Iowa lawmakers Sen. David Stanley and Rep. Lamar Foster filed resolutions urging the National Park Service to establish a national monument on land adjacent to the Herbert Hoover birth place park.
The weekly story hour for preschoolers aged 3 to 5 will be held Wednesday at 10 30 a m in the Smith auditorium. Cedar Rapids delegates discussed the 7 mill limit and a higher limit to accelerate principal retirement amid school growth and economic expansion. Most Linn county legislators attended except Rep William Smith who was at another meeting.
Florence Phillips of 2339 Rompet Street SE reported to police Monday that 46 dollars were stolen from her purse last week. She could not identify when the theft occurred. Pack 6 awards were given Wednesday at First Congregational Church to Sandy Pim enoff, Mark Runkle, Greg Herbrandson, Dick Sibert, Ted Hinchman, Eric Larson, Dave Loomis, Lee Hansel, Tim King, Mike White, Jon Lohnes, Steve Eggert and Buddy Zenzen. The Cedar Rapids unit ed Commercial Travelers meeting is 3:40 p.m. Friday at the YMCA with a pot luck dinner. Hiawatha Optimists include Don Norton as guest speaker for the club.
Robert D. Ma honey 88, Johnson county supervisor from 1946 to 1968, died Tuesday in an Iowa City hospital. He farmed in the Oxford area. He is survived by his wife, eight daughters, 21 grandchildren, 38 great grandchildren, a brother and a sister. Services Thursday at 10 am St. Marys church. Rosary Wednesday at 7 30 pm at Donohues in Iowa City.
Wyoming lodge announces officers led by John Peter senior as worshipful master Thane Merrill as senior warden George Hansen as junior warden Lyle Tompkins as secretary and Paul Levsen as treasurer indicating a formal leadership slate for the chapter.
Two Cedar Rapids youths aged 15 and 16 were arrested in Richmond Heights Missouri on a car theft charge from Cedar Rapids. They will be returned to juvenile court after surrendering to a federal probation officer. The car was registered to Don Weber of Cedar Rapids and was later abandoned in Mt. Pleasant.
A Tuesday night TV tease on KCRG TV 9 promotes an episode of Peyton Place at 8:30 revealing a tempting offer from Bettys newfound acquaintance. The teaser hints at intrigue and relationship tension within the show's ongoing storyline.
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