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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1966
Page
3
US reports show slaughter steers steady to 50 higher while hogs gain 25 to 59 cents. Barrows and gilts rise, sows steady to 50 higher. Slaughter lambs up 25-50, ewe prices steady. Detailed U.S. and local prices list weights, grades, and ranges for cattle hogs and sheep with high points near 29.75 for select lambs.
Friday bulk 200 to 230 lb butchers at 27.25 to 27.75, packing sows 300 lb down bid 23.75 to 24.25. Quotations reflect grade and plant delivery. Weights up to 300 affect butchers and over 300 affect packers. Cattle and sheep prices listed with ranges across grades. Grain, poultry, wool, and eggs also itemized with prices.
Ten of the 60 remaining demolition targets need extensive repairs as Cedar Rapids planners outline appraisal methods for renewal. Two appraisals per property set offers, with a third to start within a month. Officials say values reflect highest price a willing buyer would pay, not replacement cost, and notifications precede offers.
The Rev. Gommar DePauw, 47, refused Cardinal Lawrence Shehan's order revoking his priestly authority and said he will continue to say mass. DePauw claims his authority rests with the Bishop of Tivoli near Rome, asserting Shehan lacks jurisdiction. Baltimore archdiocese officials say the papers revoking him were never signed and warn that a mass under the order would be a sin.
Two 16-year-old Cedar Rapids boys surrendered to authorities after using a service station card stolen from Rev. Edgar Kurt to buy about 35 dollars worth of gasoline. Detectives traced the purchases through handwritten slips signed John Kurt and concluded the youths admitted their involvement.
The Rev. R. T. Hill to be installed as associate pastor at Kenwood Park United Presbyterian Church at 7 p.m. Sunday. Hill, a Bloomington native and Taylor University graduate, has served since July 1, 1965, and led protests prompting a rebuke from Cardinal Shehan.
CHICAGO AP The trial of Dr. Andrew Ivy and three backers of Krebiozen neared ten months Saturday with the jury still deliberating. Seven women and five men had logged about 36 hours since Tuesday night with no sign of a verdict as dinner hour approached.
Public notice from Cedar Rapids Gazette announcing assessment of land, schedule and hearing by the City Council. Objections must be filed in writing within twenty days of publication. Hearing to fix possessment and assess as corrected if needed. property owner details listed.
Alarion Churches Kodak instamatic cameras arrive at Lagerquist Camera. Thomas E. McGowan real estate firm sells a site at 1205 Brockman Avenue in McGowan's Country Club additions to Kendall Craft Homes. Open all the time. Rummage basement sale ads encouraged. In legal notes a drug case involving Krebiozen promotions is described with defendants including Dr Stevan Durovic and Dr William Phillips. Auxiliary meeting notes for American Legion auxiliary in Des Moines.
Trinity Lutheran School scouts Steven Schirm Michael Mueller Jeffrey Dyson Dennis Diamond David Burian Scott Bruzek Scott Campbell David Haerther Steve Magcon Randall Mills Dennis McDonald received awards on Thursday night Packs 9 27 lists of awarded scouts and local church notices follow with service times and sermon titles for multiple churches.
Romaine Foege of Marion has been appointed supervisor for Catholic Charities Cedar Rapids office. The announcement was made Saturday by Father Thomas Rhomberg director of Catholic Charities for the archdiocese of Dithnane.
The Cedar Rapids City Council will hold a public hearing at 9:00 AM on February 9 1966 in City Hall to consider an urban renewal project in a described area. The plan covers land acquisition demolition removal of buildings and improvements street utilities relocation feasibility and rehabilitation. An official relocation program file is available for examination. Citizens or organizations may present at the hearing.
Frank E. Blozvich, 65, of Palo, paid a $50 fine Friday for leaving the scene of an accident without identifying himself after his car struck a crossing gate at Twelfth Avenue and Fourth Street SE railroad tracks. The incident occurred January 11 at 6 15 p.m. Champagne Music Makers perform nostalgic favorites on The Lawrence Welk Show tonight at 7 30 on KCRG TV Channel 9 in color.
Leon P Giza 35 of 906 Fifteenth Street SW arrested early Saturday on leaving scene of an accident without identifying himself. His car struck Wilbur Barber 65 of 253 Nineteenth Street NW at First Avenue and Seventh Street W at 1 35 a.m. Giza released to appear Wednesday in Municipal Court. He is a former Linn County sheriff deputy. Sid Ceasar joins host Arthur Godfrey on Hollywood Palace at 8 30 tonight on KCRG TV Channel 9COL OR.
In Plymouth Indiana a setting hen on an outdoor nest endured five-below temperatures as five eggs hatched. Francine Seesak watched four yellow chicks and a black chick emerge while five eggs remained unhatched after weeks in near zero winds and cold.
The notice provides a contact point for a person named JiMmy Hato Tho at 200 AM AT TIP and 390 Virginia Ave, Jersey City, New Jersey, indicating an address for correspondence or service.
The Cedar Rapids Horsemen Club elected Jim Miller of Mt. Vernon road SE as president for 1966. Other officers chosen were Lloyd Ludow of Springville as vice president, Linda Jones of 1206 Third Street SW as secretary, and Marilyn Parazel of 1825 Edgewood Road SW as treasurer.
In Des Moines Iowa two Canadians Miss Eileen Kovinsky and Glenn Charlton were arrested after forging and cashing seven thousand five hundred dollars in U S savings bonds reported stolen. Police say about five thousand of the bonds were cashed in Buffalo and Amherst branches. The case centers on a woman detained for failed ID and Charlton arrested after trying to enter the vehicle used by Kovinsky. None of the seven thousand five hundred was recovered.
Clinton man Larry W Heath, 24, was convicted of manslaughter in the death of 3 year old Ruby Ann Schipper, who died from head injuries December 2. Heath lived in the Schipper building and was accused of beating the child in a bathroom. Sentencing date pending before District Judge M L Sutton.
The Penford Employee Credit Union annual dinner meeting set for Sunday at 5 30 p m in Town House Convention hall will review 1965 operations, elect four new directors, and hear 1966 president W F Flickinger announced. Kenneth L Butler is credit union senior president. Lyle E Lowe Vernon Dollash and Donald J Kelly named to the board. entertainment by the Vigor Jones barbershop quartet.
Two 17 year old Cedar Rapids boys were arrested after a fist fight on First Avenue NE just after 8 p m. They were charged as juveniles with disturbing the peace by fighting and released to their parents. No injuries were reported.
District Court Linn County Iowa admits the last will of John L Berger deceased to probate. Waldo E Berger is named executor. Creditors must file claims within six months from second publication. Notice dated January 27 1966 Cedar Rapids Iowa. Second publication February Suh day 1964. Reviews pending actions to set aside must be within one year from second publication.
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