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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1966

Page

2

Iowa Democrats vote to keep endorsement provision at convention

At the Iowa Democratic state convention the endorsement provision in a proposed party constitution was kept by a 2082 to 1062 vote after a heated 30 minute session. State Chairman Lex Hawkins urged support for endorsement while opponents led by State Sen. Eugene Hill urged striking the clause. Delegates also amended the constitution to let the state central committee appoint two members per district to future platform committees.

Jes Molves Iowa Frank Nye Des Molnes Democrats Lex Hawkins Eugene Hill D Newton Fayette County Steve Story Hill State Central Committee Gary Cameron E. B. Smith U. S H. R. Gross Pat Touchae Waterloo Des Moines Henry Stoffer Sheffield Touchae

Bettendorf Leader Named Head of Area 10 School District

Dr. Selby Ballantyne, former Bettendorf superintendent for 11 years, named superintendent of the merged Area 10 vocational district at 24000 a year. Appointed by the area board in Cedar Rapids, he begins immediately and will aid in budget planning and staff hiring for the seven county district.

Hens Selby Ballantyne Bettendorf Ballantyne Area Board Cedar Rapids Garner West Union State College of Iowa Drake University University of Iowa Seven County Clifford Brown New Area Board

Far from Over in Sinatra Hotel Altercation

Frank Sinatra alleges Beverly Hills fight in Polo Lounge left him unprovoked. Perry Weisman, 64, suffered skull fracture and brain surgery. Weisman remained in serious condition, while police said no charges were filed as investigation continues.

Calif Ius Investiga Frank Si Frederick Weisman Sinatra Singer Beverly Hills Hunt, Foods, Inc Norton Simon Mt. Sinai Hospital Beverly Hills’ Hotel Franklin Fox Fox Rapids Furniture Co Boston Ralph F. H. Colford Elizaeth Fox Clinton Anderson Anderson Brown Area Board Martin

Guardsmen Hurt In Truck Crash Near Camp McCoy

A Wisconsin national guard truck overturned and burned after colliding with a guard rail on a busy interstate near Camp McCoy. An undetermined number of guardsmen were injured or burned.

Mauston Wis Wisconsin National ‘Guard Camp McCoy

McNamara Sees 18,000 More GIs for Vietnam

McNamara said 18,000 additional U.S. troops are ready for duty in South Vietnam, to join 267,000 already there, as Hanoi infiltration continues at about 4,500 monthly. He spoke after a White House briefing with Ruskin for Congressional leaders.

McN Vietnam U.S Hanoi South Vietnam McNamara State Ruskin White House Dirksen R-Il Oe McNamara South Viet-nam

McCormack Gains Endorsement in Massachusetts Democrat Convention

Edward McCormack defeated Kennedy stalwarts Maurice Donahue and Kenneth O'Donnell to win the Massachusetts Democratic convention endorsement for governor after a four hour vote. Former Gov Endicott Peabody won the U S senate nomination on first ballot, defeating Boston Mayor John F Collins.

Boston Edward McCormack Kennedy Massachusetts Endicott Peabody U.S. Senate John F. Collins McCormack Sen Edwardi Ted” Kennedy Senate Mas 1Sachusetts U.S. House John McCormack Maurice Donahue Kenneth O’donnell Donahue Ted Kennedy O'Donnell Jack Kennedy Washington White House O’donnell

Executive of Cedar Rapids Chamber Dies Sudden

Robert H. Caldwell, executive vice president of the Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce, died suddenly Saturday at his Blair House home. He was 53, a key figure in the city’s industrial and population growth, survived by wife Josephine, daughter Roy Nash, son Jack Caldwell, mother Isabelle, and brother Harold. Caldwell was born August 2, 1912 in Oskaloosa and married in 1938 at Fort Dodge. Joseph F. Hladky Jr. praised his service.

Robert H. Caldwell The Champer of Commerce Blair Jouse Caldwell Joseph F. Hladky, Jr Gazette Chamber of Commerce Los Angeles Cedar Rapids Bob Caldwell Oskalodsa Josephine M. Peterson Ft. Dodge Roy Nash Monroe Jack Caldwell Isabelle Caldwell Harold Caldwell Oskaloosa

Vietnam War clash yields 700 enemy dead in Kontum

UPI reports a two day engagement in Kontum province north of Saigon resulted in about 700 Communist deaths and heavy U.S. losses, with Captains Carpenter and Brown leading their men to safety and napalm strikes on their own position in a brutal battle. B-52 bombers later hammered enemy positions as reinforcements moved to secure the line and end the assault. In Hue, Buddhist protests and arrests marked days of upheaval as Diem-era leaders faced action and political maneuvering continued.

Saigon UPI West Point Chattanooga U. S Kontum Province U.S Bill Lonesome End Carpenter Walter Brown 101St Airborne Division Carpenter Spearhhead Atra

Bus Missed, Walks 7 Miles to School

Charlotte Murray, aged 10, walked seven miles to school after missing her bus. Her parents say the incident shows the importance of getting to school and compare it to Abraham Lincoln's reputed daily routines.

ST. Louis William Murrays Charlotte

Reuther forecasts $30k to $40k salaries for all

Walter Reuther urged UAW members to pursue politics and shift to annual salaries to end hourly pay. He spoke in Cedar Rapids and Iowa City urging support for Democrats and COPE while criticizing the hourly wage system as unjust. He called for broader union action beyond the bargaining table.

United Auto Workers Walter Reuther Cedar Rapids Reuther UAW Aflcio Montrose Hotel Iowa City COPE Harold Hughes

Shah Leaves Iran for Morocco After Eight Day Visit

The Shah of Iran departed PUSA Yugoslavia on Saturday after completing an eight day official visit.

Pusa Yugoslavia Iran Morocco

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