Tower backs Nixon bid for GOP nomination
Senator John Tower of Texas endorsed Richard Nixon for the Republican presidential nomination and said he will urge Texas delegates to support Nixon at the GOP national convention. Tower, the favorite son candidate for Texas, released a statement asserting Nixon is qualified to be president and that Texas delegates should back him.
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Washington
UPI
John Tower
Texas
Richard M. Nixon
G.O.P
Tower
Miami
Nixon
Richard Nixon
United States
Dick Nixon
Red China Rejects Thant Invitation to Geneva Conference
The United Nations spokesman said Thant invited the People's Republic of China to observe a nonnuclear conference in Geneva from August 29 to September 28. China announced it has no relations with the U.N. and refused to accept the invitation in a telegram dated June 25.
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N.Y
U Thee Peti
Geneva
U.N
Thant
Turday
People's Republic of China
United Nations
U Thant
Brewster, 20, Faces Car Theft Charge
Joe E. Brewster, 20, of 520 Ninth Avenue SE, held on a larceny of a motor vehicle charge. A 14 year-old boy, also arrested but released to parents, helped steal a car belonging to Kenneth O. Selzer of Fairfax between Friday evening and Saturday dawn. They were found in the stolen car on Otis Road SE and Brewster appeared before Municipal Judge Loren Hullinger Jr. with bond set at 1500 dollars.
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Joe E. Brewster
Ninth Avenue SE
Kenneth 0. Selzer
Fairfax
Wilson Co
Brewster
Otis Road SE
Loren M. Hullinger, Jr
Hullinger
Cautioned from Page 1 Remarks on Funds Allocation
Ely said it was impossible to use funds not allocated for necessary work. He noted no objection when the 60 jobs figure was discussed at Thursday's meeting.
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Ely
Job Appeal for Youth Employment Service Seeks Local Work
The Youth Employment Service appeals to the community to place disadvantaged youths ages 14 to 17. Employers are charged 1.40 per hour if Y E S supervisors work on the job, 1.15 if they supervise themselves, while the youth earns 1.00 per hour with 15 cents allocated to social security and insurance. All house or lawn jobs are sought. call 362-3307.
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Youth Employment Service
Y.E.S
City youth employment plan faces coordination clash
Beverly Davenport of HACAP suggests a 60 figure may come from a 30 jobs in city and 30 funded by agency. Robert Bettiga of UCS criticizes poor coordination while Donald Canney questions year round employment and school ties as private funds lag. Mrs Davenport notes trouble placing 14 and 15 year olds amid a $12,000 state effort and ongoing private support shortfalls.
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Beverly Davenport
HACAP
Robert G. Bettiga
United Community Sservice
UCS
Bettiga
Donald Canney
Davenport
Canney
Thormann Sentenced For Fraud At Magnus Hotel
Arthur Thorman Jr., 47, pled guilty to defrauding an inn keeper and was sentenced to 30 days in county jail. Judge Loren Hullinger Jr. imposed the sentence in municipal court. Thorman allegedly obtained lodging and cash at the Magnus hotel on November 13, 1967, with a fraud amount of $75.67. the victim was innkeeper John R. Wright.
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Arthur Thorman, Jr
Loren M. Hullinger, Jr
Thormann
Magnus Hotel
John R. Wright
Knudsen Exits G O P Governor Race
Albion dispatch reports John Knudsen withdrew after failing to file nominating papers as Republican leaders advised him to avoid enlarging GOP primary turnout. The three GOP hopefuls remain in the race, including nominee contenders for the Branch and Robert Ray of Des Moines. Democrat state treasurer Paul Franzenburg is the lone Democrat seeking his party’s nomination.
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Albion
UPI
John Oercet
Knudsen
Robert Ray
Des Moines
Paul Franzenburg
Mason City Man To Be Arraigned For Mail Theft
Jones indicted June 27 by a Sioux City grand jury for stealing 600 in dimes on May 30 and June 7, a .22 Winchester rifle on June 1, and 400 in quarters on June 11 from the mails. He formerly served as a star route driver out of the Iowa Falls post and was released on his own recognizance by Judge Edward J. McManus.
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Jones
Sioux City
Iowa Falls
Edward J. McManus
Lee Julian Earns BA Degree from University of New Mexico
Graduates Lee Julian of 2222 First Avenue NE received a Bachelor of Arts from the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque at a recent commencement.
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Lee Julian
First Avenue
University of New Mexico
Albuquerque
FTC Pushes Ban on Cigarette Ads on TV and Radio
The FTC majority urges a complete ban on cigarette advertising in television and radio, with a compromise allowing limited airtime and program types. They also call for stronger warning labels on packaging and ads, tar and nicotine disclosures, and higher funding for public health education and NIH research on safer cigarettes.
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FTC
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Congress
Philip Elman
Mary Gardner Jones
James Nicholson
Everett MacIntyre
Paul Dixon
Dixon
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Lof
National Institutes of Health
Cock A Doodle Operators Seek Bankruptcy in Cedar Rapids
Igram Inc. of Cedar Rapids petitioned for bankruptcy in federal court listing 41481 in debts and 6715 in assets for the Cock A Doodle Doo restaurant at 339 First Avenue SE. Debts include 981 wages. William B. Martin is asked to be receiver. Other filers include George and Marilyn Cooksey and Sammy K Arensberg with smaller claims and mostly exempt assets.
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Cedar Rapids
Igram Inc
First Avenue SE
Igram
Charles Igram
Igram, Inc
Jim Igram
Carlton L. Hall
William B. Martin
George and
Marilyn W. Cooksey
Marengo
Lis
Sammy K Arensberg
E. P .Fourth Avenue SE
Wildberger Appointed Bailiff Law Clerk
William C. Wildberger II aged 25 is named bailiff law clerk by federal Judge Edward J. McManus. He succeeds Fred Jacoberger and is a University of Minnesota law school graduate and Perry native.
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William C. Wildberger II
Edward J. McManus
Fred Jacoberger
Minneapolis
Wildberger
University of Im Law School
Perry
Janice E Brown Receives Suspended Sentence In false drawing case
Janice E Brown of 1047 Clifton Street NE pled guilty Monday in municipal court to false drawing and uttering. She was given a two day suspended sentence after admitting to passing a faulty $25.85 check April 9 at a Cedar Rapids supermarket before Municipal Judge Loren M. Hullinger Jr.
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Janice E. Brown
Clifton Street
Miss Brown
Cedar Rapids
Loren M. Hullinger, Jr
Johnson to attend Central American presidents meeting
President Johnson will fly to El Salvador on Saturday to take part in an economic meeting of presidents of the Central American republics.
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Washington
Johnson
el Salvador
Culver Campaign Launch Promises Continued Service
Culver frames a record of district and congress achievements and pledges to push an integrated economic approach. He commits to helping farmers workers and small business people receive their just share while pursuing honorable Vietnam peace and a balanced foreign policy.
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Culver
Bradley
Congress
House
Agricult
Eseitanre
Vietnam
Culver Profile: Local Lawyer and Family Ties Highlighted
Culver, who lists 298 Red Fox road SE as his address and will turn 36 on August 8, is a Franklin high school graduate of 1950 and a 1960 law school alumnus after serving in the Marines. He is married to Ann Cooper of Cedar Rapids, with children Christina, 8, Rebecca, 6, Catherine, 4, and Chester John, 2.
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Culver
Red Fox Road
Franklin High School
Law School
Ann Cooper
Cedar Rapids
Christina
Rebecca
Catherine
Chester John
Chamber Officials Return from School Seminar
Two Chamber of Commerce officials return from Michigan State University where they attended a week long seminar at the Institute for Organizational Management. Larry Owen executive vice president taught courses on corporate social responsibilities operations research and management dilemmas. Richard Petska attended an advanced management course.
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Chamber of Commerce
Michigan State University
Larry Owen
Chamber
Institute For Organizational Management
Owen
Richard Petska
Transportation Bureau
Lost and Found Ad Prompt Calls Fast Results
Short, clear lost and found notice invites readers to dial 09 1234 for locating missing items with quick response and simple instructions.
Waverly Man Pleads Guilty To Postal Theft
Scherf admitted misappropriating about 376 from the Waverly post office with 10 dollars per account repaid. He claimed the offenses began last September and involved altering postal meter readings to understate charges.
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Waverly Man
Scherf
Waverly
Mrs Charles McGuire Dies at Central City
Hazel P McGuire 35 longtime Linn county resident died Monday after a short illness in Central City Born May 7 1913 in Paris she married Charles W McGuire January 7 1937 at Central City Survived by her husband Services pending at Cedar Memorial Chapel Cedar Rapids Burial at Cedar Memorial Friends may call after noon Tuesday at the funeral home
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Central City
Hazel P. McGuire
Linn County
Paris
Charles W. McGuire
Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Memorial
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