Blind C R Man Beaten During Cedar Rapids Robbery
Blind organist Lloyd Hillsheim, 42, was robbed and severely beaten near his Cedar Rapids home about 2 a.m. He suffered a broken nose and head cuts, was treated and released from a hospital, and police investigated. A second reported assault involved Stanley Mally, 57, who was robbed of $20 and injured near Tenth Avenue and Fourth Street SE. The article notes Hillsheim’s employment at Ernie's tavern and his blindness.
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Detty
Cedar Rapids
Lloyd Hillsheim
C Street
Hillsheim
Stanley Mally
Fifth Street SE
Tenth Avenue
Fourth Street SE
Mally
Mercy Hospital
Hiltsheim
Ernie
Sixteenth Avenue
Leonard Laub
B12 Seventh
Hilliald
Saub
Pre-Apprentice Carpentry Class Reports 14 Graduates
Fourteen young men completed an eight week pre apprenticeship training in carpentry sponsored by Area Ten, Cedar Rapids union and area partners. Participants will enter a four year program with daytime on the job and twice weekly classes. Several graduates from Cedar Rapids and other towns are listed.
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United Brotherhood of Carpentacety Prograamy
Area Teg: Community College
Vocal Joint Apprentice Committee
Iowa State Employment Service
Cedar Rapids
Gene Stoltenburg
Aréa Ten
Area Ten
Steltenburg
Area Tee
Squaw Creek Eases Pressure On Local Golf Courses
Squaw Creek, the city’s newest municipally operated 18 hole course, opened April late May, has drawn 8 622 rounds and reduced play on twin Pines Coast to Coast and Elis courses. Four youths ages 1 to 13 admitted thefts at Coast to Coast store and face juvenile court action. police recovered some items but not all. Total receipts so far this year reach 89 027 50 with last year at 56 595 75.
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Charles Decker
Squaw Creek
Eg Thel
Teenth Avenue
Decker
Elis
Twin Pines
Red
Jack LA Lanne
Trimnastics
Wenger Convicted For Nuisance In Linn County Court
Charles Wenger of 1217 Twenty first avenue SW was found guilty Monday of creating a nuisance. Municipal Judge Clinton E. Shaeffer suspended a ten day jail term but ordered 30 days to clear six unlicensed cars from his yard, warning revocation if not cured. The Linn county health department charged the case, noting it tests a city ordinance defining unlicensed cars as rubbish.
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Charles Wenger
Twentyfirst Avenue
Clinton E. Shaeffer
Wenger
Linn County Health Department
Shaeffer
Charges Dropped for Two Men in Local Breakin Case
Municipal Judge John B. Reilly dismissed charges of receiving stolen property against Ronald D. Lint and James W. Stodola due to insufficient evidence. They were linked to December breakin at Miller's garage and a January breakin at Farmers Co-op in Alburnett. Phillip Booth’s case remains pending.
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John B. Reilly
Reilly
Ronald D. Lint
Palo
James W. Stodola
Shettsburg
Phillip Booth
Miller’s Garage
First Avenue NE
Farmers Co-op
Ial Alburnett
Booth Ia
Marquis Chikis and John M. Finney Lead Today's Colempists
Marquis Chikis and John M. Finney headline today's Colempists items. The page highlights their roles and contributions in the ongoing feature, detailing actions and context within the publication.
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Marquis Chikis
John M. Finney
Thunderbirds to Perform at CAR Jaycee Air Show
The Air Force Thunderbirds will perform at Cedar Rapids airport on July 6 as part of the Jaycee air program. The precision flight team, renowned for aerial demonstrations, will showcase skilled piloting and modern aircraft capabilities in a return appearance after past performances.
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Air Force Thunderbirds
Cedar Rapids
Jaycee Air
Thunderbirds
Air Force
1965 Jaycee Air Show Debut Draws Crowds
The 1965 Jaycee air show drew spectators to the event highlighting performances by local pilots and visiting aircraft. Attendees observed precision formations as crowd enthusiasm grew during the afternoon展示.
Grant Sues To Set Aside Pre Sentence Report
Grant seeks to vacate his ten year federal sentence citing erroneous, prejudicial pre sentence information. He argues the report harmed due process and notes his arson acquittals and past convictions. The dispute at Waterworks involves firing a meter reader amid a strike, with city officials leaving reinstatement to department heads.
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Ion i
Ali
Grant Sable
Smenraen Sre
Shaver Road
May's Island
Cara
Cooper
Teader
Grant
the Gazette
Frank Bush
Teamsters Union
George Lee
C. ¢. Holt
Leavenworth, Ker
Edward J. McManus
Iowa
Tel
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Douglas Plotz
Mike McFarland
Donald Kauffman
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