Storm Storm Dumps Rain Across Cedar Rapids
The Cedar Rapids area received 1.26 inches of rain with wind and lightning shortly after midnight Friday. A 14,000-volt feeder line outage south of Eighth Avenue SW caused a temporary power loss and traffic-signal blackout. Wires fell on 155 Nineteenth Street NW and 317 Third Avenue SW. a tree at 2519 Twenty fourth Avenue SE damaged a roof. a fire started by a tree strike near Clair Kasner’s Route One Marion home and was extinguished by morning. Temperature plunged from 77 to 70 as rain began at 12:10 a.m. and ended by 2 a.m.
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Cedar Rapids
Eighth Avenue
Southwest Side
Iowa Electric Light and Power Co
Nineteenth Street NW
Third Avenue
Twenty-fourth Avenue SE
Rowland J. Zerba
Clair Kasner
Route One
Marion
Gazette
Iowa City Seeks Injunction Over Housing Issue
Army and Navy air force enlistments reported with six Cedar Rapids and one Norway recruit sent to Lackland Air Force Base. Trainees include Moran, Hunt, Tenney, Gassmann, Gibbs, Harris, and Schulte in electronics and mechanical and administrative fields.
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Air Force
Cedar Rapids
Norway
Lackland Air Forces Base
San Antonio
Patrick C. Moran
Fifth Avenue
Robert B. Hunt
Elmwood Drive
Gerald JR. Tenney
Eighteenth Street
Michael S. Gassmann
Avenue
Terry A. Gibbs
YMCA
Jon C. Harris
First Avenue NE
George D. Schulte
Naval Reserve
Korea
Vietnam
Navy League
Navy
City Briefs Reunion At Ellis Park Pavilion
The annual Liver park family reunion will be held Thursday at the lock pavilion in Ellis Park and a Sunday afternoon gathering was treated at Mercy Hospital in Overland.
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Anual Liver Park
Mercy Hospital
Overland
Lock Pavilion
Ellis Park
Local notices and crimes mix with enlistment report in Iowa city
The page mixes community notices with Army Navy enlistment news. It notes a relocation of a medical office to 1520 1st Ave NW, vandalism at Trinity Lutheran School, an all you can eat fried chicken ad, and hospitalizations. It also lists enlistments from Iowa City Muscatine area and a zoning dispute over University Heights apartments. Civil defense siren tests are scheduled for Saturday morning.
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Iowa City
Army
Jay Honohan
Johnson Ments
Robert A. Halver
Son
K Avenue NE
Muscatine
Douglas A. Sheetz
Ment Co
Harold Andior Ollie
Halverson
Mildred Brown
Lars Kolsto
Sheetz
Second Avenue
Navy
St. Luke’s University Heights
Lowing
Dean C. Starr
Nimitted
Clare L. Clark
Fourteenth Avenue
James Gaffney
Orville L. Harmison
Coral
Glenn Havlik
Ville. i Lanes
All Starr and Clark
Rias
Great Lakes
Harmison
Naval
Long Beach
Calif
University Heights
Meyers Held on Three Charges
Donald Meyers 31 of 2351 Blakely Boulevard SE was arrested and held on three charges speeding failing to report an accident and failing to have his car under control He pled innocent before Municipal Judge Howard Mc Laughlin bond set at 500 on each charge Trial to July 22 Meyers taken to county jail. Lance Corporal Earl L Ohrt son of Mr and Mrs Edward Ohrt Monticello for 30 days from the USS Kitty Hawk to report to the First Marine Division Camp Pendleton Calif at end of leave. Commissaryman Michael A Collins son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth E Collins for 10 days from Navy duty on the USS Leary DD879
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Donald Meyers
Blakely Boulevard
Muncipal
Howard McLaughlin
Meyers
Earl L.ohrt
Edward Ohrt
Monticello
Ohrt
First Marine Division
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Mich ‘Jael
A. ‘Collins
Kenneth E. Colins
Navy
Roy Hurt
Douglas McGuire
Magnolia
Ark
David McGuire
Twenty-ninth Street
Noelridge Water
Cedar River
Women Hostages Freed Unharmed
News item notes two women hostages freed unharmed after a break in at St. Johns cemetery workshop. Associated report mentions police continuing investigation and a separate local garage sale ad. Also cites community notices and classified ads for local services and vendors.
Snake in Basement Turns Out to Be Wire Coil
A homeowner in an Iowa town reported a snake in the basement Thursday night only to find police officers identifying a coiled wire strip left by a repairman. No injury or animal was involved.
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Harry Rapoport
Thirty-fourth Street
Army Ends G I Hunger Strike at Fort Monmouth
Pvt. David Ovall, 23, ended a 17 day hunger strike under medical care at Fort Monmouth Army Hospital. The army refused to discharge him as a conscientious objector. Colonel F J Knoblauch said Ovall is in excellent condition and receiving adequate nutrition. The report also notes unrelated police statements about a speeding charge and a bank robbery incident near Taylor Arkansas.
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Fort Monmouth
N. J
UPI
David Ovall
Los Angeles
Banan Faabian Tana
F. J. Knoblauch
Ovall
Knoblauch
Taylor
Ark
Louisiana State Line
Billy Nations
Joe Hoyle
Five Guerrillas Killed in Paraguay Clash
Police killed five of a 15 member communist led guerrilla group in a clash near Santa Elena Paraguay on Wednesday. The announcement came Thursday night and indicates ongoing internal security operations in the region.
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Santa Elena
Paraguay
UPI
Navy seeks recruits as new weapons and subs rise
Rear Admiral Yeager says the Navy needs stronger recruiting to meet modern war demands. He cites the PV-3 patrol aircraft, long-range anti-submarine missiles, and nuclear propulsion cost reductions as key factors shaping future strength.
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Diffil
Docket Of District Court Criminal Cases Reported
Aug 30 docket lists larceny of a motor vehicle drunk driving and forged instrument cases. Sept 13 includes robberies drunk driving and false uttering of a check with several individuals named. Aug 9 16 26 and Sept 20 entries cover additional larceny breaking and entering and embezzlement offenses. Non jury lists show several state cases including multiple drunk driving and false uttering of checks. Police raid cocaine factory in Lima Peru seized over 360000 in drug money and assets.
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John F. Constable
Lynn LeRoy Merrifield
Robert Burdette Masters
Dennis W. Ealy
Eva Marie Reed Coolahan
Gerald Herbert Stephen
Donald Lee Yanida
Edwin L. Goertz
Evelyn T. Kenney
Richard Kremanek
Robert Ddise Ulletinz
Ritchison
Ronald G. Sult
Richard Edwin Thomas Lee Dietz and Clark
George H. Harris
William Peter Ferrer
Robert
Lynn Cochran
Thomas Michael Jepson
Robert Duane Anderson
Michael J. Young
Robert D. Faber
Wayne A. Kloos
Ralph E. Weaste
Dewdness
James Edward
City of Cedar
Riley
Gerald D. Hepker
Merle E. McDon
Larry J. Biderman
Robert Ough
Donald L.D. Burbek
David L. Vick
Koach
James E. Kray
Larry A
Kenneth McNeal
Wayne G. Fol W. Weber
Hyuson
Cleopher Luter
Lloyd Ivan Clark
Robert David Davidson, Jr
Gerald Barrett
Keith Ehlers
Eee Arena
Robert L. McKee
State
Keith
Raymond A.iswallom
Ferrer
Edgar
Leo R. James
Wayne Simpson
Richard Kaplan
Drivr Lima
Peru
UPI
Ronald Bean
Robert Lee
Youth Fined for Altering License in Speeding Case
Robert E. Franey, 17, of 1118 Twenty-fifth street SE, was fined $10 and costs in municipal court Friday for possessing an altered driver's license after police stopped him for speeding on Wednesday. Judge Howard Mc Laughlin imposed the fine on the speeding count.
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Robert E. Franey
Twenty-fifth Street
Franey
Howard McLaughlin
Floods in East Pakistan Leave 100000 Homeless
Floods in Dacca East Pakistan have left at least 100000 people homeless, according to UPI reports on Friday.
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Dacca
Pakistan
UPI
East Pakistan
Eee
Nine named to Iowa Board of Health by governor
Gov. Harold Hughes appointed nine people to the expanded state board of health. New member Charles D. Mullinex, Cedar Rapids engineer, joins four existing board members and four other appointees. Terms run one to three years, with a first meeting set for July 14.
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Dubuque
Franklin H. Top
University of Iowa College of Medicine
George C. Christensen
Iowa State College of Veterinarian Medicine
Gerald A. Whetstine
Wilton Junction
Albert J. Soucek
Iowa City
Driver Charged After Collision Near Independence
Independence authorities charged 22 year old B Bjorklund of Waterloo with driving without a license and leaving the scene after her car struck a parked bear owned by Lena Temeyer on Highway 20 west of Independence.
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Independence
Sharon B. Bjorklund
Waterloo
Lena Temeyer
Highway 20
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Army and Navy
Alr
City Briefs
Fourth Avenue SE
Wanda Buckallew
First Avenue
Luke’s Hospital
Phillip J. Vesey
Denist
1St Ave
Trinity Lutheran School
Seventh Avenue SW
Leon and Jerry’s
Adtv
Marion Civil Defense
Leary
Ellis Boulevard
James F. Stiles
M.D
Thomas J. Schueller
2Nd Ave. SE
Ady
Twelfth Avenue SE
Robert Banse
Xk Ok Ok
Adv
Nelson Jewelers
Twenty-seventh Street
Rapoport
American Social Health Assn
Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation
Public Health Nursing Assn
United Cerebral Palsy Center
Ter
Uelucul
Boy Scouts
Camp Fire Girls
Ellis Branch Ymca
Girl Scouts
Iowa Town and Country Ywca
Marion Branch Ymca
Central Ymca
YWCA
Eka
National services—American Hearing Society
Child Welfare League of America
Council On Social Work Education
Iowa Citizens Council of Crime and Delinquency
Iowa Welfare Asen
Social Welfare Assembly
National Travelers Aid
United Service Organizations
National
G.I
Vera Sadlay
Killian
Equitable Life Assurance Society of
United States
Killian Parkade
Fourth Avenue
Second Street
Equitable
Herbert T. Killian
Killian Co
Thomas Murray
Center
Edwin Wadsworth
Naval Air Reserve
Naval Air Stations
Navy Reserve
F. P. Koch
Cedar, Rapids Lions Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Cat. Yeager
Tyana
Linn
Harold Schneider, Jr
LeRoy Jayne
Frank A. Dolets
Robert Goldensoph
Kenneth F. Willite
Robert Stickley
M. A. Moore
Gregory J. Carlin
John Inge
Harold E. Barrett
al Falas Cede
Carl Hemphill
Edwin Silver
Danny Lucore
John Wolfe
Ted Croy
Leon D. Mathias
Robert D. Arnold
Arnold Betzer
Michael K. Montgomery
George Jilek
Richard Stinson
Gerald K. Larson
Gaylord L. Kohl
John A. Czachowski
Charles Haoraham
Iowa
Home Improvement
Alcoa
Murai
9Th St
C.R. Man
Board of Health
Nae Hotel & Motor Inn
Bohemian
Bohemian Savings & Loan Association
Annie
Third Street
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