Philby Confesses Escape Ties to World War II Work
Former British spy Kim Philby, linked for years to espionage rumors, admits serving in counterintelligence during World War II and recounts his connections with Burgess and Maclean. Details note his resignation in 1951 and subsequent disappearance with unclear fate for his wife Eleanor.
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Explosion at Penrose acetylene plant kills three
A massive blast at an acetylene gas plant in Penrose Auckland Tuesday night killed three workers and injured three. The explosion was heard up to forty miles away, prompting emergency responses and an investigation into the cause.
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Lawmakers Rally Against Shaff Plan In Iowa
Rep Riley argues the Shaff plan would give 23.5 percent veto power to a minority and keep current lawmakers in power. Sen Wiley and others dispute fair representation and urge turnout to defeat the plan. The group outlines a 99-house and 58-senate structure to replace the current 108 and 50-member bodies.
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Girl Suffers Injuries In Bicycle Accident
A nine year old girl named Anita Fosdick daughter of Mr and Mrs Leonard M Fosdick of 1617 Fourth Avenue SE fractured her left heel and sustained abrasions to her left foot when her heel became caught in bicycle spokes early Monday evening. She received treatment at Mercy hospital and was released.
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Parks Employee Injured In Fall At Bever Park
A Bever Park employee, Joe Holub aged 57 of 501 Thirty fourth Street NE, fractured his right elbow and left toe after a fall from a ledge to a cement slab while cleaning a monkey cage. He was treated at Mercy Hospital and released.
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Deaths James R. Edmunds of Cedar Rapids
James R. Edmunds 67, of 5459 Gordon Ave NW Cedar Rapids died Monday at Soldiers Home Marshalltown. Born April 8 1928 he served in WW II and Korea. Survived by wife Mary. children Susan Kathy Jerry David. parents Mary and James W Edmunds. grandparents Frank and Mrs Jinoch. siblings Robert Palo Jerry Frank and Mrs Robert Jones. Services Wednesday 2 at Cedar Hills Church Rohn Funeral Home burial Linwood. Friends may call.
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Cedar Rapids
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Obituary of Robert W. Bammert of Cedar Rapids
Robert W. Bammert 37 of 637 Fifteenth Avenue SE Cedar Rapids died at University Hospitals Iowa City at 2 p m Monday after a long illness Survived by two sisters Betty Johnson and Mrs Francis Michalec and a brother William Bammert all of Cedar Rapids Services at Beatty Bearle funeral home Thursday at 10 30 a m by Rev William Harnish burial Shiloh Cemetery Hiawatha Friends may call after 2 p m Wednesday
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Waldron, Frank R. 90, former Cedar EO resident dies
Frank R Waldron aged 90 formerly lived in Cedar EO died July 27 at El Dorado Springs Missouri Survived by son Frank C Waldron 903 C Avenue NE and daughter Mrs De Verne Hersom 111 Tenth Street SW
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Red China Drama Stirs Asia Border Tensions
The piece notes fears that Red China may take military action to justify aggression for communist aims. It cites broadcasts claiming Nehru complains about Chinese troop concentration along Tibet while Indian papers accuse their own government of stepping up border military activity.
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Sixteen Koreans Die In Landslides And Rains
Seoul AP reports sixteen people killed in landslides and related incidents from weekend rainstorms in the Taegu area about 150 miles southeast of Seoul. Sixty houses were destroyed as police confirmed the toll Tuesday.
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Insulated Underwear For Teamsters Under New Contract
In Louisville AP reports the International Brotherhood of Teamsters head at a local firm signs a 3 year contract. It guarantees each member a free suit of insulated underwear annually plus a pay raise. Members work for Merchants Ice and Cold Storage Co.
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Britain to Lend $5.6 Million for Tanganyika Development
London reports Britain will provide five million six hundred thousand dollars in loans to Tanganyika for development projects in Africa. The aid aims to support infrastructure and economic growth through the Tanganyika government.
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Verdict awaited in Ward vice trial in London
Justice Archie Marshall urged the jury to reach a verdict against Dr Stephen Ward within 24 hours on five charges including living off prostitutes and procuring underage girls. Prosecutor Griffith-Jones labeled Ward a liar and lecher as Ward pleaded innocence and accused witnesses of lying.
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Five-Inch Rain Hail Deluge Hits Northwest Iowa
Farmers in northwest Iowa report crop and home damage from Monday night rain and hail. An unofficial 5.2 inch hail event south of Sioux Center covered a 4 to 5 mile band, with roofs and windows damaged in Sioux Center. Other rainfall totals ranged from .60 to 2.5 inches in Hartley Sutherland Algona Royal Everly Kanawha Peterson Ruthven Emmetsburg and Okoboji as thunderstorms lingered into Tuesday.
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Mafia Roundup Reaches 400 in Sicily Arrests
Palermo AP reports a Sicily wide Mafia roundup reached 400 with 60 more men arrested as part of the crackdown. The operation targets suspected mob figures across multiple provinces including Palermo Catania and Messina with ongoing investigations.
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Four Charged in Linn County Drunk Driving Case
Four men from Cedar Rapids and Marion faced Linn district court charges after drunk driving arrests Friday and Saturday. Grant Wermayer 53 was fined 300 dollars for a first offense. Prince Montgomery 46 awaits plea on second offense after an attempted getaway from an accident. Eugene Herdlicka 34 and Owen Grinstead 71 faced second and first offense counts respectively for recent incidents near Blairs Ferry road and Third Avenue bridge.
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Second Avenue SE
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Bankruptcy Filings in Cedar Rapids Division Slip in 1962
Bankruptcy filings in the Cedar Rapids federal court division declined after years of gains. Eight original counties recorded 133 new filings while ten counties added in a reorganization posted 161. Pending cases totaled 278 division wide. One judgment favored the U.S. government in a Muscatine FHA loan case for 654.37 plus costs, and Jerald R. Thye of Bettendorf faced 1,065.61 in erroneous allotment payments. Keith A. McKinley was admitted to practice in the North Iowa court.
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Suspended sentence handed to Marion man in license case
Robert Lahue, 47, of 2461 Fifth Avenue, Marion, received a six month suspended sentence after pleading guilty to driving with a suspended license. He was arrested Saturday at 3 p.m. after Marion police spotted him on Sixth Avenue and Eleventh Street.
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City Briefs and Local Notices Update
Convention Bureau meets Friday noon at Sheraton Montrose to discuss upcoming events. Visitors permitted. Mrs. Andrew Hollenbeck now at St Luke's Hospital. Free park and shop program offered by 62 downtown merchants. Suitcase stolen from Robert E Dunn’s car on Fifth Avenue SW. $30 cash reported missing. Police investigate attempted break in at Paramount Pharmacy West. drive-in window broken but no entry or loss. Legion Lanes reopens after renovation. new hours announced. Return notices: Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kohl and Mr. and Mrs. George Villers returned from Villa-sisca funeral services for Mrs. H C Conn with family member Ocie Trimble.
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Twenty-ninth Street
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Musician Persecuted by Wealthy Woman Highlighted
The Hawaiian Eye column notes a musician facing persecution by a wealthy woman. The segment airs at 7 30 Tuesday night on KCRG TV 9.
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Jafsie Bodyguard in Lindbergh Case Dies
Alfred J. Reich known as Al Reich and the Jafsie bodyguard for Dr. Condon dies at 73 in Ossining New York. A former heavyweight boxer and sparring partner of Jack Dempsey Reich aided Condon in attempting to ransom Lindbergh's kidnapped son. He fought Luis Angel Firpo in 1924 and was knocked out.
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Iran rejects Soviet charge on Kurdish rebellion interference
Tehran on Tuesday denied Moscow's accusation that Iran influenced the Kurdish rebellion in Iraq, calling the claim unfounded and part of diplomatic tension between the two nations.
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