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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1965
Page
17
Slippery city streets blamed by police for an early Tuesday morning accident in Marion. A 22 year old man, Richard Cayler, was hospitalized after the crash.
Chicago market pages show a mixed session with gains and losses among key shares. Volume reached about 5.7 million, with several Dow Jones components listed and cattle futures at modest shifts. traders watched a volatile trading day amid ongoing sector rotations.
Oldsmobile leads multiple classes at Daytona Beach trials with 59 cars tested from Pontiac Buick and Comet Cyclone. Times range from 6.58 to 7.88 seconds for various V eight and six cylinder models as Pontiacs Grand Prix place second and Olds Cutlasses top small V-8s.
Local notice announces a benefit show on February 13 in Marion Tennessee with a 20 percent discount on a stereo sale. Proceeds benefit a community cause and organizers urge attendance.
In Saigon Gen Frank Osmanski, head of American inquiries in South Vietnam, escaped injury when two grenades exploded inside his office. The attack occurred Tuesday as security forces investigated the blast and asserted the situation was under control.
In Selma Alabama on Tuesday sheriff's deputy and highway patrolmen arrested six Black residents when they refused to leave a voter registration line. Sheriff James Clark ordered them out and they were marched to the courthouse. Sources note King returned to Atlanta for Nobel banquet and a 226 pound assailant struck Sheriff Clark amid federal orders. Annie Cooper, 54, overpowered by officers, charged with two counts of assault and jailed on $2,000 bond.
In Moscow the Soviet foreign ministry called Richard F. Stolz first secretary of the U S embassy persona non grata and accused him of spying. The U S embassy denied the charge and said Stolz and family will leave Moscow within a week. The note also referenced the 1959 expulsion of Boris Karpovich and cited other unnamed individuals.
Investors' Guide discusses tax free bonds versus inflation protection and notes a $1 000 bond with a 2 percent rate may yield $35 annually regardless of inflation. It explains bond principal may rise or fall with rates and maturity returns to 1 000 regardless of purchasing power. A tax question notes $65.32 interest may or may not trigger filing.
Marengo The Bear Creek bridge on highway 6 near here will stay closed until about 7000 dollars in repairs are completed the Iowa highway commission said Tuesday. Visitors are permitted. Raymond Clark is a patient at St Luke's hospital.
A damaged bridge from a recent truck collision will reopen only the north lane after repairs. Authorities report a sideswipe involving a truck near Elkader and Volga, with a car driven by Melvin Young also affected. Local officials discuss transportation concerns and prep for project timelines as schools and area services adjust.
Sioux City livestock report shows receipts around 6,000 cattle with calves 100. Trade described as slow with steers steady and heifers steady to weak. Prices cited for 1050 to 1250 pound steers and high choice loads. Omaha reports 11,000 cattle receipts with steers and heifers mostly steady and varied price levels for choice steers and heifers.
Hazel Koopman, LaSalle high school senior, won the city oratorical contest sponsored by Hanford American Legion post. She will compete February 8 in the county contest, with the county winner advancing to the state contest on March 9 at Marshalltown. city entrants delivered eight to ten minute speeches on the Constitution at Regis high school.
Washington AP reports three congress members hospitalized after the inauguration. Former Sen Keating of New York is at Georgetown University Hospital with a bronchial ailment. Sen Jordan of Idaho at Bethesda Naval with severe ailment. Sen Monroney of Oklahoma at Walter Reed with laryngitis. Representatives Patman of Texas and King of California are at naval hospital for a cold and hernia repair respectively. Harsha of Ohio is ill with pneumonia at home in McLean Virginia. Secretaries and other officials also affected, with varied recovery updates.
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