Cedar Rapids Man Pleads Guilty to Indecent Exposure
Ray G Davies of 3918 Crestwood Drive NW pled guilty in Linn District Court to indecent exposure tied to an April 19 incident at his home. Judge J Paul Naughton suspended a six month county jail sentence on condition of psychiatric treatment with a 60 day psychiatric report due. Another related charge from January 22 was dismissed.
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Ray G. Davies
Crestwood Drive
Linn District Court
J. Paul Naughton
Davies
Cedar Rapids
Mental Health Institute
Independence
Youth Receives Probation for Cedar Rapids Break In
Robert Cage aged 18 of 903 Fifth Street SE pled guilty to breaking and entering theft at Tommy's Circle tavern in Cedar Rapids on June 26. He received a suspended one year sentence in county jail and probation to the bureau of adult corrections. Stolen items included seven packs of cigarets and $27 in change and bills.
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Robert Cage
Fifth Street SE
Linn District Court
J. Paul Naughton
Cage
Bureau of Adult Corrections
Tommy’s Circle Tavern
Cedar Rapids
Millersburg Youth Pleads Guilty in Cedar Rapids Break-In
Gordon R. Dietze 18 of Millersburg pled guilty in Linn district court to breaking and entering. He received a suspended ten year sentence at Anamosa Reformatory and probation to the bureau of adult corrections, with the county attorney recommending probation. Dietze was arrested December 31 in connection with the March 20 1968 break-in at Miller's garage in Cedar Rapids, where $322 worth of car parts were stolen.
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Gordon R. Dietze
Millersburg
Linn
J. Paul Naughton
Anamosa
Dietze
Bureau of Adult Corrections
Miller's
Cedar Rapids
Manchester Chamber Forms Housing Group
The Manchester Chamber of Commerce forms a housing committee led by Len Strasburg with Bill Francois as chair. Members gather to create a housing fact file and survey areas, values, taxes, costs, and contractors for incoming residents tied to new industry. The group meets again July 23 to report progress.
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Manchester
Virgil Corll
Rick Baxter
Chet Fink
Ellison Carradus
Richard Tool
Jess Sloan
Egypt's Raid Sparks Israeli Reprisal Talk
Egypt conducted a major raid across the Suez Canal described as its largest since 1967. Israel reported four soldiers killed and four wounded with one captured, while Cairo claimed at least 40 casualties and five Egyptian tanks destroyed. observers note potential shift toward more visible strikes near urban targets.
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Egypt
Suez Canal
Israel
Tel Aviv
Cairo
Veterans Memorial Commission Elects Officers
Sam Cohen was elected president of the Veterans Memorial Commission at Thursday night’s meeting. Walter Morris became vice chairman, Pete Todd was named secretary, and Keith Churchill was elected treasurer. The commission oversees Memorial Coliseum, Veterans Memorial baseball stadium and related displays.
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Sam Cohen
Tomahawk Trail SE
Veterans Memorial Commission
Walter Morris
Oakland Road NE
Pete Todd
Vine Avenue SE
Keith Churchill
E Avenue NE
The
Memorial Commission
Memorial Coliseum
Veterans Memorial Baseball Stadium
Breakin Reported at Konigsmark Farm Service Store
Linn County sheriff reports a break in at the Farm Service store in Konigsmark south of Cedar Rapids. A deputy found the entry at 10 p.m. burglars forced the south door and took a six volt battery.
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Linn County Sheriff's Office
Farm Service
Konigsmark
Cedar Rapids
Theft Report Details Battery and Tires Loss
A theft removed a 12 volt battery two tractor tires and an extension cord with a total value of 108 dollars. Police urge anyone with information to contact the precinct.
Northwest Cedar Rapids Residents Seek Flood Relief
Thirty five residents from northwest Cedar Rapids petition the city council for relief from a severe surface drainage problem along First Avenue Leroy Street Rich Mar Lane and Harriet Avenue NW. They cited four foot water depth after a summer storm and two foot levels during June rains, causing property damage and risk to people trapped in the swift current. The petition requests referral to the engineering department.
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Cedar Rapids
First Avenue
Leroy Street
Rich Mar Lane
Harriet Avenue
Engineering Department
Culver Plans East Iowa Visit Schedule This Weekend
Congressman John C. Culver returns from Washington to the Second district for a string of events. He speaks at the University of Iowa Summer Institute for Afro-American Culture Friday night and visits district offices Saturday morning. He then attends events in Oelwein Strawberry Point Farley Dubuque Worthington Bankston and Wyoming through Sunday afternoon and evening.
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John C. Culver
Washington
Summer Institute For
University of Iowa
Culver
Foreign Affairs Committee
Federal Building
Children’s Park
Oelwein
Backbone State Park
Strawberry Point
Farley
Dubuque
Democratic Club
Dodgehouse
St. Paul's Parish
Worthington
Little Cloud
Bankston
Dubuque County
Wyoming
Pompidou hints at possible end to arms embargo parts for Israel
Paris AP report details President Pompidou says France might ease its embargo on spare parts for Israel's air force but does not foresee resuming arms shipments. He outlines cautious policy shifts on the Middle East and notes France's modest, ongoing role in Vietnam peace efforts. He also discusses Franco-US relations and Europe’s Common Market prospects.
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Paris
Pompidou
France
Israel
Middle East
Beirut
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Maurice Couve de Murville
Salle Des Fetes
Elysee Palace
Vietnam
U.S
Nixon
NATO
Gazette Co Cedar Rapids Subscription Rates Snapshot
The Gazette Co lists rates for carrier and mail delivery at Cedar Rapids Iowa with night and Sunday editions priced per month and per year. It notes exclusive republication rights for Associated Press local news and dispatches.
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the Gazette Co
Third Ave. S
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S. Territories
Associated Press
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