Cedar Rapids Man Injured In Three-Car Collision
Walter Grishaber 59 of 1647 Fortysecond St SE was hurt in a three car crash early Sunday near Tenth Street and Seventh Avenue. He suffered facial lacerations and was treated at St. Luke’s hospital after losing control on Seventh Avenue. A rear collision with a parked car owned by Betty Jacobsen led to damage to a station wagon owned by Bill’s Gourmet and a cement mixer near Dickey’s Dry Cleaning. Debbie Schminkey, Harry and Mrs Schminkey’s daughter, is hospitalized at St. Luke’s for observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Walter Grishaber
Forty- Second Street
Tenth Street
Seventh Avenue
Grishaber
St. Tanke’s Hospital
Betty Jacobsen
Sixth Avenue
Bill
Dickey
Debbie Schminkey
Harry Schminkey
D Avenue
St. Luke's Hospital
Lloyd A. Latta
Miles Adams
Fice
Jacobsen
S. Thomas
Thomas
Joe Camp
Viola
Marion
St. Luke’s
Ment of Salvation
Pital
Camp
U N General Odd Bull Led Middle East Mediation
Oslo AP says Lt. Gen. Odd Bull head of the U N truce supervision in Jerusalem has a long military and mediation background. Born 1907, he rose from Norwegian army officer to air force leader and later commanded missions in World War II and postwar duties before taking the U N post in Lebanon in 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oslo
U.N. Truce Supervisory Organization
Jerusalem
Norway
Odd Bull
Middle East
Bull
Smasa
VeLny Siesens
Air Force
DES Moines
Dele- Bull
Gates
Canada
England
Europe
Combined Air Forces
Lebanon
Ex-Envoy Bids Israel Stay in Captured Lane
Former U S ambassador to Israel Ogden Reid urges Israel to remain in areas captured during conflict. He supports Jerusalem staying under Israeli sovereignty and calls for moving the US embassy to Jerusalem. He notes negotiations with Israeli and US diplomats influence these views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
U.S
Reid
Jerusalem
Syria
Jordan
Sinai Peninsula
Tel Aviv
New York Herald Tribune
Geological Field Trip Set This Week
The Geological Society of Iowa sponsors the third field trip in Eastern Iowa to show Devonian and Silurian stratigraphy with emphasis on industrial aggregates. Led by Stewart D. Mettler, the trip begins at 1 p.m. Friday at the junction of highways 30 and 218 on Cedar Rapids south edge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Geological Society of Iowa
Iowa
Steward D. Mettler
Cedar Rapids
Innocent Pleas by 3 Nabbed in Park
Cedar Rapids residents Sue Hoeft Ann Caldwell and Andy Falco pleaded innocent to possession of beer in justice court in Coralville and were released on bond for hearings June 24. Hoeft and Caldwell also pleaded innocent to entering a state park after closing. They were among 17 people arrested at Lake Macbride state park early Friday.
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Coralville
Sue Hoeft
Ann Caldwell
Andy Falco
Cedar Rapids
Justice Court
Miss Hoeft
Miss Caldwell
Lake Macbride
Foley daughter graduates in x ray technology at Mercy Dubuque
Rose Anne Foley daughter of Mr and Mrs Leo Foley of Harpers Ferry has completed the Mercy School of X ray radio technology in Dubuque. She will work in LaCrosse.
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Waukon
Rose Anne Foley
Leo Foley
Harpers Ferry
Mercy Schol
Dubuque
LaCrosse
Local graduates list from Ohio and other colleges
Terence T. Deggendorf of 2240 First Avenue NE will receive a bachelor of arts degree from Ohio State University in Columbus on Tuesday. Paul G. Goellner of 1215 Oakland Road NE and James L. Heinke of 2226 Upland Drive SE were graduates from Oberlin College on Monday. Goellner earned a bachelor of arts in biology and Heinke a bachelor of music from the conservatory of music. Abbott B. Lipsky Jr. of 655 Cottage Grove Avenue SE graduated from Phillips Exeter Academy on Sunday. Daniel B. Darling, son of Mr and Mrs W E Darling of 98 Daniels Street NE, earned a bachelor of science with honors in business management from San Jose State College on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terence T. Deggendorf
First Avenue
Ohio State University
Columbus
Ohio
Paul G. Goellner
Oakland Road
James L. Heinke
Upland Drive
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Goellner
Heinke
The
Conservatory of Music
Abbott B. Lipsky, Jr
Daniel B. Darling
W. E. Darling
Daniels Street
San Jose State College
California
Emeleen Cannon Hurt in Two Car Crash
Emeleen Cannon 57 of 1625 First Avenue SE suffered minor injuries when a two car crash at the intersection of Second Avenue and Eighteenth Street SE left her as a passenger in a Bertelli driven vehicle. Bertha Moses 54 of 1739 Second Avenue SE was charged with failure to yield the right of way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emeleen Cannon
First Avenue SE
Second Avenue
Eighteenth Street
Marty W. Bertelli
Elmwood Drive
Bertelli
Eighteenthstreet
Bertha A. Moses
Second
County School Board Names New President
Virgil Heins of Center Point was elected president of the Linn County board of education at a special meeting, replacing George Michel of Marion who left to join the county board of supervisors. Heins said three or four candidates are considered to replace Michel, with an appointment likely by month’s end. Ira Larson returns from vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Heins
Center Point
Linn County
George Michel
Marion
County Board of Supervisors
County Board of Education
Heins
Michel
Ira Larson
Dayan asserts Israeli right to use Gulf and Gaza hold
Moshe Dayan says Israel will not leave Sharm el Sheikh until its right of passage is assured and Israel should not return Gaza or West Jordan. He claims military gains are sustainable and urges Arabs to talk or accept Israel where it stands. Avraham Harman blames Arab actions for the war and calls for mutual recognition of existence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ogden Reid
R-N.y
Sorg Pharmacy
Israel
Is- Adoraeli
Gulf of Aqaba
Suez Canal
Washington
Moshe Dayan
Sharm el Sheikh
Dayan
Gaza
West Jordan
Suez’ Canal
CBS
Tel Aviv
Avraham Harman
U.S
Gaza Strip
Harman
ABC
Middle East
Graduates at St. Luke’s Award Med Technologist Hats
Four women graduates from St. Luke's hospital school of Medical Technology were honored at a luncheon Monday. Donna Berkler Sally Duffield Sandy King and Mary Lou Stamy were recognized as eligible to take the American Society of Clinical Pathologists exams to become registered medical technologists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke’s Hospital School of Medical Technology
Donna Berkler
Sioux City
Sally Duffield
Coralville
Sandy King
Deep River
Mary Lou Stamy
Cedar, Rapids
American Society of Clinical Pathologists
Stamy
Niece of Senator dies in sky diving accident
Deidre H. Symington, 21, niece of U.S. Sen. Stuart Symington, was killed in Stormville New York when her parachute failed to open during a first sky diving venture. She had three hours of instruction at a Boston University student living with her parents in Leesburg Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stormville
N.Y
Deidre H. Symington
U.S
Stuart Symington
Dmo
Miss Symington
Boston University
James Symington
Leesburg
Sheriff's
Breakin at Midway Lanes Lis bon Under Investigation
Linn county deputies probed a nighttime breakin at Midway Lanes in Lis bon. Sheriff Walter Grant reported $3 stolen and a small amount of food. entry was made through a window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Linn County
Midway Lanes
Walter Grant
Four Georgia Textile Mills Burned Out
Rossville officials assessed damage after a major fire destroyed four textile plants in the Rossville industrial complex. About 2,400 workers were affected, with 1,400 losing their jobs at total losses in several mills. Some plants may resume operations as rebuilding begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossville
North Georgia
Paul Ellisete
Robert Kennedy
Bert Brown
New York
Rossville Development Co
Linncoin
Young Democrats
Peoples Bank
Foursquare-Mile
Brown
Rossville Group
Rossville Yarns
Beautie Tuft Corp
Heritage Quilted Textiles
Southern Universal Textile Processors, Inc
Borg Fabrics
Amphenol Corp
Rossville Carpet Dyeing
Quilted Textile Corp
Legal Notices and Sheriff Sale Notice In Iowa District Court
Legal notice and sheriff sale details from Linn County Iowa. Proceedings reference a divorce and recovery actions with a general execution issued June 1967, listing a Chevrolet truck and associated personal property to satisfy a judgment. Auction to occur at Cedar Rapids area with sheriff's sale implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gourt
Iowa
Uly
Chipokas
Koehler
Olinger
Thomas L. Koehler
Tne Tte
District Court
Linn Saunt
eeTad Court
Peoples Inenee Company
Susinel Cewarg
Gelendant
Tagerofet
Ceger Rapid
Tt. Bavie Ester
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Fisher & Yarowsky
Granby
Aid Court
Lisbon Bank and ‘Trust
Bernice J. Fuller Dba Ys
Coperty i
National
Ae Register
Steve Candy
Elect
Brigidaire
Gitsan
Westinghouse Air Condisfoners
Hipcat
Lisbon
Linn Ray
Lar Ra
Lowa
Gavin Eh Foe
Cedar Rapids zoning change ordinance in aid of property sale
Notice of final passage of Ordinance No. 30-67 by Cedar Rapids City Council rezoning Lots 30 and 31 Block 18 James Third Addition from R-2 to B-1 and setting conditions including a 17 foot easement. Publication dates and officials named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
OTA
Cedar
James
Inn County
Ath Street
S.W
Robert M. L. Johnson
Aarald G. Schaefer
Laroid G. Schaefer
City Diet
Thomas G. Shaheen
Patricia A. Shaheen
Sale
Ravlar
Lows
Dean
Pat Long
Richard
Center Point Road
Creighton University
Abe Raay
Omaha
Atte TM. L. Johnson
Fareia G. Schaefer
Ore
JO Annel Ae
Woo Wa
Getautt
II Cats Construction Company
Accesterest, Shuttleworth & Ingersoll
Merchants National Bank
Lida
Lowe
Barber Receives National Lamb Award For Scouting Service
Robert P. Barber of 3526 White Oak Rd SE received the National Lutheran Lamb award from the Council of the National Lutheran Church for long time leadership in the Boy Scouts. The ceremony took place at First Lutheran Church with Rev George Carlson Terry Lamb and James Norrgard present. Barber has held multiple roles including cub master pack chairman scoutmaster district chair and council executive board member and is now council commissioner. The Lutheran committee on scouting and youth affairs presents the awards to leaders with exceptional records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Fischer
Robert Barber
Robert P. Barber
White Oak Road
Council of the
National Lutheran Church Sunday
Boy Scouts
First Lutheran Church
George Carlson
Terry Lamb
James Norrgard
Hawkeye Area
Area Council
Lutheran Committee On Scouting and
Family Mourns Brother of Mrs Miller in Illinois
Mr and Mrs Walter E Miller of 1902 Eighth avenue SE travel to Wheaton Illinois after the death of Mrs Miller s brother Edward J Erick son on Sunday services will be held Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter E. Miller
Eighth Avenue SE
Wheaton, Ill
Edward J. Erick
Malicious Damage Reported to Sheriff
Two cases of malicious damage were reported to the Linn county sheriff's office Monday. The Central City school superintendent reported broken windows on the north side of the school building. Iowa Electric Light and Power Co. Anamosa reported someone has been shooting insulators off the power lines in the northeast part of Linn county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Sheriff's Office
Central City
Iowa Electric Light and Power Co
Anamosa
Warrant Charges Man With Assaulting Girl
Robert E. Thomas, 33, of 910 Seventh Street SE, arrested on a warrant for assault and battery. Norma McQuitty, 286% Thirteenth Street NW, filed the charge for her daughter Sally A. Robinson, 14. On January 31, 1967, Thomas grabbed and pushed the girl in the 200 block of Tenth Street NW. He posted a $110 bond and was released from the city jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Thomas
Seventh Street
Norma McQuitty
Thirteenth Street NW
Sally A. Robinson
Thomas
Tenth Street NW
Petty longtime Linn County supervisor dies at 83
C Clare Petty of Springville and Viola communities dies Saturday in a Cedar Rapids nursing home. Born June 11 1883 near Viola he married Floy L Garretson in 1906. A retired farmer he served nine years as Linn county district three supervisor and 17 years on the Viola school board. Surviving his wife and daughter Helen Clare Petty of Reno Nevada. Services 1 30 p m Tuesday Murdoch chapel with burial at Wilcox cemetery Viola.
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Springville
Clare” Petty
Viola
Cedar Rapids
Floy L. Garretson
Marion
Exchange State Bank of
Helen Clare Petty
Reno
New
Murdoch Chapel
Clyde C. Scott
Wilcox Cemetery
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Manon News
the Gazette
Adv
U.N
Mid-East
Linn
Mar Board of Education
Britain
France
Sweden
Denwar Oneland
Tralw
Ernest Clough
Ninth Avenue
Iowa State University
Ames
James Clapp
Carl Kassler
Earl Helbig
Clarence Peterson
Fort Dodge
YMCA
Marion Branch
Tex
Town Methodist
Ralph Repstien
James Drive
Mercy Hospital
Walt
Texaco
Advme
Legislative Action Committee
Marion Chamber of Commerce
Boston
Marion Area
Gazette Marion
10Th St
County School Board
Eona Duboff
Evelyn Ries
Ruth
Masters
Gulf
Chute
Citea
on _ Worl Bahl
Georgia
UPI
House
Harold Hughes
Senate
Higher Education Facilities Commission
Donovan Duz
Channel 9
Pierson’s Florists
Simonsen
Billford
Walter Schumacher
Robyn Lane
Fay’s Beauty Salon
C St
Kenwood
Lawrence Harford
Wyoming
Fashion Cleaners
E Avenue NW
Ady
Rapias, Arteep Bsr
Henry M. Keyes
Collins Electronics
Cave
Life
Tlis
E. Walfe
Otecond
St Dune
C. H. Petty
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