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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1966

Page

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Sarasota Doctor Faces Two Murder Charges In Separate Slayings

Dr. Carl Coppolino 34 is charged with the murder of his first wife Carmela Coppolino 34 with an alleged undetectable drug. He also faces a first degree murder count in New Jersey for the strangulation death of former neighbor Col William Farber 52. Coppolino was arrested after NJ grand jury indictments and a Florida grand jury followed an autopsy indicating an undeclared drug.

Sarasota Fla Carl Coppolino Carmela Coppolino Coppolino New Jersey Army William Farber Monmouth County Grand Jury Florida Frank Schaub Schaub Cappolino Farber Monmouth County Vincent Keuper Coppolinas Marjorie Middletown N. J Coppelinas Longboat Key

UCS Sets Goal At 914000 for Fall Campaign

The United Community Services board set a fall Cedar Rapids Marion UGN campaign goal of 914000, up 10 percent from 1966. Agencies requested 1.03 million but were trimmed to 945,936, with further cuts deemed needed to stay realistic. The drive will run from September to late October.

UCS United Community Service Cedar Rapids- Marion United Good Neighbor UGN Goals Committee Bill Munsel Charles Sheehy Pete Crivaro Crivato USC

Arrest 11 Year Old Girl In Check Forgery Case

Cedar Rapids detectives arrested an 11 year old Higwatha girl accused of stealing a 336.98 check forging endorsement and cashing it at a supermarket. The girl admitted the theft and forgery and was charged as a juvenile with larceny from the mails and check forgery before being turned over to parents for probation action.

Higwatha Cedar Rapids Hiawatha Marion Independent School District Sharon Ziegelbein Navratil Hiawatha Police Police Juvenile Bureau Linn County Jerry Navratil

University students march in support of Fidel Castro

About 3,000 university students demonstrated in Mexico City on Tuesday night backing Fidel Castro and the Cuban Revolution.

Mexico City Fidel Castro

Upcreep a Trend in Short Skirts Sparks Talk

A light note on fashion trends where designers emphasize daring silhouettes over length. The playful phrase Upcreep circulates in chatter about modern skirt styles and social media response.

Airman Dieter Dengler Named as Escaped POW

Washington AP report identifies Lt. (jg.) Dieter Dengler a 28 year old Navy pilot from Pacifica California who escaped from North Vietnam as the man who eluded capture.

Washington Pentagon U.S. Navy Dieter Dengler Pacifica Calif

Wirtz urges no walkout law to end airline strike

Labor Secretary Wirtz told a senate hearing not to pass legislation forcing an end to the 20 day airline strike. He urged quick settlement through bargaining and media and warned prolonged stoppage could threaten the nation. The five struck airlines faced losses near 140 million and 25 000 strikers plus 30 000 layoffs logged about 32 million in wages.

Washington Wirtz Congress Senate Senate Labor Committee

U S Has Choice Of Invasion Long War Says Ky

In Saigon Premier Ky told reporters the United States must choose between aiding South Vietnam for five to 10 years or invading North Vietnam to end the war. He defended patience and warned of destruction of the communist regime if allies refuse long-term backing. The remarks followed U S air strikes and ongoing ground activity near Da Nang Cu Chi and Soc Trang with limited heavy fighting.

Saigon U. S South Vietnam North Vietnam Ference Johnson Red China U.S da Nang Tent City Cu Chi Soc Trang North U.S. News & World Report Thieu U.S. Senate Mansfield D'Mont State Department

Stock Market Makes Gains After Two Low Days in New York

Stocks rose in moderate trading led by the Dow Jones average which advanced 6.07 points to 858.24 at 12:30 p.m. Iowa time. The gain followed two consecutive new yearly lows for the market.

New York Iowa

Senate housing subcommittee backs $3 billion relief fund

The Senate housing subcommittee approved a proposal to make 3 billion dollars available for the housing industry to ease tight credit conditions. Chairman Sparkman of Alabama said the funds would be released through the Federal National Mortgage Association.

Washington Senate Housing Subcommittee Sparkman D-Ala Federal ‘National Mortgage Association

Federal income upsurge looms in new tax estimates

Washington expects fiscal year tax receipts to climb about 4.5 billion above original estimates driven by current rates. If realized, receipts may total 115 to 116 billion, though inflation and spending rises keep Johnson’s budget from being balanced. Officials note possible tax increases depend on future spending and revenue revisions.

Washington Congress Johnson The Treasury Commerce Department Vietnam

Rain Dampens Iowa. North English Hits 5.2 Inches

Heavy rain sweeping across Iowa dropped up to 5.2 inches in 24 hours in North English with other totals over three inches in Davenport and Gilman. Officials warned of lingering muggy conditions as temperatures hovered in the upper 60s to 70s and a few showers were expected into Thursday. A tornado funnel was sighted near Des Moines but did not touch down.

Iowa North English Davenport Gilman Grundy Center Cherokee le Mars Burlington Williamsburg Brooklyn Bloomfield Clutter Garwin Cedar Rapids Des Moines Spencer Outumwa Mason City Ottumwe

Two-Mill Levy Increase Looms for Cedar Rapids

Cedar Rapids plans a 1967 budget of 13,329,627 a 9.01 percent rise from 1966 and an 8,421,227 tax levy. The millage climbs from 38.9782 to 41.5659 mills an increase of 2.5877 mills. Officials cite growth and salary rises, with hearings set for Aug 10 in city hall.

Stewart Shank

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