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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1963

Page

5

Budget Of Assessor In Linn County Approved At Hearing

Linn County Assessor Holveck's 1964 budget of 727,320 was approved at a brief public hearing with 5 of 24 conference board members present. The budget raises Holveck's salary to 9,000 and adds monthly raises for five employees. Conference board members attending included Supervisors Scolaro and Emmons and several local mayors. many members were absent with no explanations.

Linn County Forrest Holveck Linn County Conference Board Holveck Anthony Scolaro Floyd Emmons Ely Nevin Duffe Hiawatha Ronald P. Wagner Marian Savage County Board of Education Coggan Dudley Henderson Board of Supervisors Ames Highway Commission Margaret Johnson Board of Education Springville Otis Young Mt. Vernon Cedar Rapids

County Issues Beer Permits to 3 Restaurants

County board issues B permits to Charles F Matthews Draport Inn Robert J and Patricia Sny der Ced Rel Supper Club and Viola Ann Woodford Lighthouse Inn marking first licenses since July 4 law. Also approves stop signs at key intersections on old highway 13 near Marion and authorizes cigaret permit at Mt Vernon junction of routes 30 and 1.

Board of Supervisors Charles F. Matthews Draport Inn Robert J Patricia Snyder Viola Ann Woodford Lighthouse Inn Marion Cedar Rapids Thomson Standard Service Mt. Vernon

Cuban-born airman defects to Cuba with trainer plane

U S Air man Robert Ramos a Havana native flew a WWII trainer to Cuba after bringing the T-34 from Tyndall Air Base Florida. His wife Gladia said he deserted the air force and returned to his seriously ill mother in Cuba.

Miami U.S Robert Ramos Cuba Havana Ramos Tyndall Air Base Panama City Fla Gladia Air Force Tyndall Public Information Tyndall Aero Club Tyndall

G O P Faces Dark on Harriman Nuclear Mission

Senate Republican Leader Dirksen said the administration has kept G O P members in the dark about Harriman's Moscow mission and possible atmospheric test ban talks. He and Leader Halleck warned Republicans to wait and see while Humphrey signaled cautious openness to a limited accord if Khrushchev drops linking clauses.

Washington Senate Dirksen G.O.P Congress W. Averell Harriman Moscow Harriman Kennedy State Rusk White House London Lord Hailsham Illinoisan House Charles Halleck Indiana Khrushchev Curbon Europe Humphrey Adrian Fisher Arms Control and Disarmament Agency

Rail unions feud with commission over eight hour wage standards

The commission urged year pay and 160 mile days, abandoning the 100 mile day as unrealistic. Railroads argue a full day is paid for four to 15 hours work. Unions warn longer hours and lower pay. The report calls for limited railroad tech change with worker protections.

Commission

Judge Upholds Ban on Picketing at Barbershop

Judge B J Maxwell denied a motion to dissolve a temporary injunction prohibiting picketing at Kouba's barbershop located at 1608 E Avenue NE. The action was brought by the Journeymen Barbers Association Local 97 and the union officers. Maxwell found that the injurious effects of a picket line persist even if peaceful.

B. J. Maxwell Kouba’s E Avenue NE

Nurse Helps at New Jersey Turnpike Crash Scene

Mary Chlebowski a 29 year old Old Bridge nurse aided seven injured drivers amid fog and wreckage after a May 27 turnpike crash that killed six. She treated wounds comforted victims and stayed two hours past the first ambulance arrival as officials praised her professional conduct with a $150 award from the turnpike commission.

New Brunswick N. J Mary Chlebowski Old Bridge New York

Williams Returns From 19 Day Africa Mission

William Bach reports that G. Mennen Williams assistant secretary of state for African affairs arrived back in New York Tuesday night after a 19 day journey to nine African countries.

New York G. Mennen Williams

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