Linn district court assigns July term court juries and dates
Judge Warren J. Rees sets July term juries in Linn district court with dates for numerous civil cases including Nietert versus Silver, Suimmel versus Johnson et al, Mahr versus U S Fire Insurance Co, Estate of Eliza Ward, Schaffner versus City of Marion, and many others. Non jury cases follow on specified August and September dates with contest of will and habeas corpus actions listed.
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Warren J. Rees
Linn District Court
Nietert
Silver
Suimmel
Johnson
Et al
Mahr
U. S. Fire Insurance Co
Moore
Meli
Eliza Ward
Chamberlain
Smith
Woman Reports Seeing a UFO In C. R. Skies
Mrs Clyde M Carroll of 197 Twenty first Avenue SW awoke at 232 AM Monday to watch a brilliant colored object near the moon tilt toward the ground. She initially thought a helicopter but it vanished after a few seconds. She plans another late watch near the Wilson and Co packing plant and the former Stumptown area.
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Clyde M. Carroll
Twenty-first Avenue
Mrs. Carroll
the Gazette
Officers Blamed In Lakonia Tragedy Ship Fire
A government commission in Athens ruled eight Lakonia officers negligent after the Christmas 1963 disaster near the Madeira islands that claimed 128 lives aboard the Greek cruise ship Lakonia.
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Athens
Lakonia
Madeira Islands
Cesar Romero Stars In F B I Girl On Channel 9 Movie
Cesar Romero known as The Joker headlines the Channel 9 movie F B I Girl airing Monday at 10 25 PM. The cast and schedule highlight a late night crime drama with Romero in a leading role.
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Cesar Romero
the Joker
Japanese Astronomer to Teach at University of Iowa
Dr. Yoshio Fujita, astronomy professor from the University of Toyo, will teach and conduct research for six months at the University of Iowa under an NSF fellowship. He will lead a Special Topics in Astrophysics course and advise graduate students as part of a national program pairing 46 senior foreign scientists with 44 U.S. universities to boost research and science education.
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Iowa City
Yoshio Fujita
University of Toyo
University of Iowa
National Science Foundation
Iowa
Fujita
NSF
United States
Beating of Iowa City Man Investigated After Party
Johnson county sheriff investigates a beating of Robert D. Finley 21 of Iowa City after a day of drinking with minors. Finley treated at University Hospitals and released. Five of about 20 partygoers charged with intoxication. assault charges pending.
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Iowa City
Johnson County
Coralville
Maynard Schneider
Robert D. Finley
Hell’s Half-Acre
University Hospitals
Schneider
Exciting game show on KCRG TV Channel 9
A weekday program titled Super Market Sweep airs at 10 00 AM on KCRG TV Channel 9. The item highlights a lively game show format and broadcast details for viewers.
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Kcrg - TV
Channel 9
Major Expansion of U S Forces Reported
The New York Times reports a major expansion of U S armed forces with troop build ups planned in Vietnam. As of June 30 the services exceeded budget levels by 100000 men and Vietnam troop numbers reached 280000, with possible increases to 375000 by year end and 425000 by spring. The move aims to hasten success and curb North Vietnamese capacity.
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U. S
Vietnam
New York Times
Army
Navy
Air Force
the Times
Johnson
Government rounds up critics in Uttar Pradesh
New Delhi reports that police rounded up more leftists in Uttar Pradesh on Monday to curb a threatened general strike. Authorities say the arrests target organizers and potential troublemakers, with security tight across major cities.
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New Delhi
Uttar Pradesh
India
Ozark Jet Preview Postponed By Airline Strike
Ozark Air Line postpones its DC-9 inaugural preview from Cedar Rapids after President Johnson orders airlines to divert planes to service. The charger jet, capable of 78 passengers, was to run Aug 1 but may be rescheduled. Park says they monitor demand day by day.
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Ozark Air Line
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Ozark
Dick Park
United
National
TWA
Eastern
Northwest
Chicago
Park
Mexico’s drink prices target drop to one dollar per drink
Mexico City tourism officials press restaurant and cabaret owners to cut bar tabs to 1 per drink. Owners argue a profitable price around 15 pesos per highball and resist an enforced lower rate.
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Mexico City
Former What Cheer Man Mahlon Brown Dies in D C
Mahlon Bud Brown 41, a former What Cheer resident and Iowa legislator candidate, died suddenly in Washington D C where he worked for the defense department. Survived by wife LeAnne two daughters Pamela and Sally his mother Mrs Duane Brown and brother Robert. Services planned at Rinaldis funeral home in Washington.
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Mahlon
Bud” Brown
Mr. Brown
Washington, D.C
Defense Department
What Cheer
Brown Insurance Agency
Iowa
E. G. Nelson
Clay Products Co
Duane Brown
LeAnne
Pamela
Sally
Robert of
Work Training Program Set
A state funded work experience and training program operates in Johnson Cedar Washington and Muscatine counties under Title 5. The $190 552 grant includes about $10 000 state funds. Sixty trainees will participate with sites at hospitals schools and the University of Iowa and possibly Area 10 vocational school Cedar Rapids. The aim is to boost employability and self support with county based case workers led by project director Mrs Cleo A Marsoai and supervisor Mrs Dorreen P Hyde.
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Iowa City
Johnson, Cedar
Washington
Muscatine
State Department of Social Welfare
University of Iowa
Area 10 Vocational School
Cedar Rapids
Johnson County
Cleo A. Marsoai
Dorreen P. Hyde
Exchange Club Honors Hoover for Outstanding American Award
Washington AP report states FBI director J Edgar Hoover received the National Exchange Club's first annual outstanding American award on Monday at a ceremony in Washington.
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Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Monday
National Exchange Club
Moscow Secretary Alexander Rudakov Dies After Long Illness
Alexander Rudakov aged 55 who served as secretary of the central committee of the Soviet communist party died Sunday after a prolonged illness.
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Moscow
Alexander Rudakov
Central Committee
The
Soviet Communist Party
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