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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1965
Page
14
Police say at least 23 vehicles were damaged in a Sunday night spree affecting three of Rapid City’s four quadrants. Juveniles are suspected. the jurisdiction’s juvenile bureau leads the inquiry. Cars damaged on Fifteenth Street SE, B Avenue NW, and Tenth Street SW were mostly parked on streets or in driveways. garages were untouched.
Three persons sustained injuries in Cedar Rapids on Sunday in three traffic crashes. Mary Haddy, 45, from 1708 Second Avenue SE, suffered a neck injury when the parked car she sat in was rear ended. Walter Haddy escaped injury. John E. Huston, 19, of 3120 Johnson Avenue NW, was fined for failing to yield. A motorcyclist Daniel Schroeder, 17, was treated for facial and ankle injuries after a collision at 6th Avenue and 24th Street NW. Don Dennis, 22, of 825 Twenty Fifth Street NE, suffered minor injuries when his car hit a parked car. Richard Stoddard, 18, was charged with leaving the scene. A separate three car crash at Highway 149 and Edgewood Road SW led to charges of failing to stop. several occupants were treated for minor injuries at Mercy hospital.
A Prague report says CTLK suggests the United States and the Soviet Union pool resources for space research to replace the costly competitive race with joint effort and cooperation, aiming to reduce waste and danger in space exploration.
The J Street Bridge officially opened to traffic at 11 30 Monday in a ribbon cutting led by Mayor Bob Johnson. The first crossing was by a Carstensen Freight Lines truck. The $115000 project spans Prairie Creek and links Lincolnway Village and Highway 30 to downtown Cedar Rapids.
A Smena report from Slovakia notes Soviet scientists repeatedly propose cooperation with the United States. It says President Johnson expressed willingness to work with the Soviet Union for peace but first must prepare ground in Washington.
A local TV listing notes a Tuesday night air of The Rifleman at 6 00 PM CDT on KCRG TV 9 1 featuring a tense scene involving a baby character.
Justice Stewart questions using TV in court while Chief Justice Warren argues it dangers due process and public perception. The ruling covers Estes case details and notes federal rules ban in federal courts. Warren warns broadcasts could turn trials into entertainment and urges limits on courtroom cameras.
A metal box holding about $200 was stolen Sunday night from Cedar Rapids Marine Sales at 1895 Ellis Boulevard NW. Owner Dave Ross reported the theft occurred between 5:30 and 6:45 p.m. while the shop was open. The box was taken from under a counter.
A 16-year-old runaway fled Eldora training school and led Cedar Rapids police on an 88 mile pursuit in a stolen 1958 car. The chase ended in a ditch near Bowling and Twenty-seventh in Cedar Rapids, injuring only the youth with minor ankle and shoulder injuries. the car was totaled. The youth, from Durant, stole the vehicle and was tracked by Assistant Police Chief Gerald Edwards before being treated in Camanche.
Hubert J. Swift of Manchester has been elected state commander of the Veterans of World War I. The election occurred last weekend at Des Moines during the ninth annual state convention, with 605 delegates voting to host the 1966 convention in Fort Dodge. Sixteen Linn county residents attended, including Barracks 695 leaders Edward Machula and Jesse Childers along with others and the Linn County Ladies auxiliary representatives.
James C Springer 34 assistant secretary of the YMCA recovering after a mowing accident Thursday. He underwent surgery Sunday and is now in fairly good condition. Springer was at Camp Wapsie Y when the accident occurred.
Janice Weisert of rural Vinton suffered bruises in a Sunday evening crash two miles west of Vinton on highway 218. She was treated at Virginia Gay hospital and released. A left turn into a gravel road caused the car to ditch. Two passengers had minor bruises.
Thomas L. Ritchie of 1025 Cheyenne road NW enlists in the marine corps under the delayed active duty program and will report August 31 then proceed to San Diego. Seaman Jonn W. Howard of 2520 Twenty-third avenue SE returns on leave for 15 days from the Intrepid aircraft carrier. Seaman Apprentice Terry D. Brown of 320 Sixteenth street NE departs for 14 days en route from San Diego to Monterey for a 38 week post graduate Russian language course. Airman Apprentice Lyman Stoneking of Vernon completes the aviation familiarization course at the Naval Air Technical Training Center in Memphis.
Prince Wilhelm of Sweden, 80, died Saturday at his estate south of Stockholm. The prince was a member of the royal family and a noted figure in Swedish history.
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