Linn Board Interviews Are Tonight For County Supervisor Slot
Linn County Republican committee interviews six candidates for the vacancy of supervisor Miles Sutera. Marion residents Ralph Whitlock Floyd Emmons Merle Fisher Nevin Duffe Donald Hoglund and Ralph Potter are listed with George Clifford and Cole McMartin Jr. also mentioned. Appointment may be made Monday by the county officials after confidential votes. Sutera resigned June 4 to join a Des Moines motel.
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Linn County
Miles Sutera
Republican Central Committee
Sutera
Ralph F. Whitlock
Marion
Floyd Emmons
Merle D. Fisher
B Avenue NE
Nevin Duffe
Ely
Donald Hoglund
Ralph Potter
George W. Clifford
Bertram
Cole McMartin, Jr
Adel Street
Whitlock
Emmons
Fisher
Duffe
Hoglund
Potter
Joe Stoddard
Melvin McCalley
John Burrill
Asthma Flareup Strikes New Orleans
A sudden asthma flare in New Orleans has caused multiple deaths and sent over 100 people to hospitals for emergency care. Authorities investigate possible causes and urge medical attention for severe symptoms.
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New Orleans
French Assembly Approves Bonn Pact Cooperation Treaty
The Gaullist majority in the national assembly approved the French West German cooperation treaty. Paris reports the Bonn pact advances France's alignment with West Germany.
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Paris
National Assembly
New York Board Promises to Promote School Integration
The New York City Board of Education pledged to President Kennedy that it will do everything possible to promote integration in the city school system.
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New York
Board of Education
Kennedy
Soviet Cosmonaut Bykovsky Enters Orbit Amid Jubilation
Tass reported Valeri Bykovsky in orbit after blastoff as Khrushchev hailed the successful start of the spaceflight. The cosmonaut, 28, sent greetings over Africa and the Soviet Union while Tass noted his wife Valentina and son Valeri Jr.awaited updates.
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Africa
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Valeri Fyodorovich
Valentina
Valeri, Jr
Alfred Zhukovsky
Moscow
Young Communist League
Tass
Wilson
Seven Take Test For Linn County Deputy Assessor
Seven men took a three and a half hour exam Wednesday for Linn County deputy assessor. The candidates include Richard Phillips James H Sharpe Willard Gibbs Carlyle Becker Carmen Gobidas Cleon Dolezal and Donald Scott. Becker lives in Central City while the others reside in Cedar Rapids. Otto Akers of the state tax commission supervised the test and Des Moines will grade it before the Linn County examining board certifies results to County Assessor Forrest Holveck by June 27.
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Richard Phillips
James H. Sharpe
Willard Gibbs
Carlyle Becker
Carmen Gobidas
Cleon Dolezal
Donald Scott
Cedar Rapids
Becker
Central City
Otto Akers
State Tax Commission
Des Moines
The
Tax Commission
Linn County Examining Board
Forrest Holveck
Roger Schrodermeier
Conference Board
U S Captain Killed in Communist Ambush in Vietnam
In Saigon a U S Army captain was killed in an ambush Friday becoming the 42nd American killed in action in Vietnam since the 1962 buildup began.
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Saigon
Vietnam
U.S
Calf Return Suit Filed Between Neighbors Near Central City
Lester V Kula farms five miles east of Central City sues neighbor Edward Schulterans to recover seven calves or gain 700 dollars plus 100 dollars for detention. Kula says calves wandered onto Schulterans land due to lack of fencing and a faulty vehicle incident. The petition notes the truck overturned and skidded 250 feet, injuring Loehr with back and kidney injuries.
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Lester
Kula
Central City
Edward Schulterans
Schulterans
Loehr
Deserter Gatewood Given Year-Long Term and Probation
Robert C. Gatewood 49 of Fairfax received one year in Fort Madison penitentiary and a bench parole after pleading guilty to desertion and abandonment of five children aged 9 to 14. Charged by his former wife Dorothy, the case was heard by Judge William Eads.
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Robert C. Gatewood
Fairfax
Ft. Madison
William Eads
Gatewood
Dorothy
Man 37 Fined for Drunk Driving by Marion Court
Edward H. Roling, 37, of 2450 Eighth Avenue, Marion, was fined 300 dollars and costs by Judge Charles Penningroth after pleading guilty to drunk driving. He was arrested Wednesday by Marion police near Sixth Avenue and Thirteenth Street as he tried to move his car off railroad tracks after traveling about 15 feet from the street.
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Edward H. Roling
Eighth Avenue
Marion
Charles Penningroth
Roling
Sixth Avenue
Thirteenth Street
Loehr Sues for 28171 in Auto Accident Damages
George L Loehr filed suit in district court seeking 28171.62 for injuries from a one car crash on Sept 6 1961. He alleges he was a passenger in a car driven by Cletus Moser on Highway 30 near Kepler Palisades State Park ten miles east of Cedar Rapids. The petition states Moser passed a semi trailer.
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George L. Loehr
Center Point Road
Cletus Moser
Vermont Street
Loehr
Moser
Kepler-Palisades State Park
Cedar Rapids
Prisoner With Danger Label Jailed in C R
George A. Mills, 31, a federal prisoner described as very dangerous, spent a night in Linn County jail before a Sioux City hearing on an insanity postponement. He faces robbery and escape charges arising from the Corn Belt State Bank heist about 1961 and has escaped from several jails.
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Linn County
George A. Mills
Federal
Springfield
Sioux City
Mills
U.S
Don O’brien
Corn Belt State Bank
O’brien
New Mexico
California
Judge Eads Sets Aside 30000 Default Against Illinois Couple
Judge William Eads set aside a 30000 default judgment entered June 5 against Naperville Illinois couple Pauline and Robert Christianson. The order restores them to reply status in suits by Claude A. Cramer and Minnie Shafer over a July 1 1962 two car accident on Highway 30 near Marshalltown Iowa.
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William Eads
Naperville
Ill
Eads
Pauline
Robert Christianson
Claude A. Cramer
Cedar Rapids
Minnie Shafer
Toddville
Cramer
Illinois
Highway 30
Marshalltown
Wills Admit Estate Details for Willis Coggon and Coggan Line
Wills admitted reveal executors and heirs for multiple deceased individuals. George D Willis names Adelaide as executrix and heir Lena L Price. Coggon names her son George as executor. Heirs include George of Los Altos California Lucille A Porter of Ryan and Evelyn L Shackelford Coggan. Eunice M Scott and her husband are noted in the filing.
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Adelaide
Lena L. Price
Coggon
George
Los Altos
Calif
Lucille A. Porter
Ryan
Evelyn L. Shackelford
Coggan
Eunice M. Scott
Supersonic Airliner Plan Urges Early Action by Kennedy
President Kennedy asked Congress to back a six year supersonic transport program with a federal cap of 750 million dollars. He proposed a three point cost sharing plan requiring private 25 percent participation and government funding not exceeding 750 million, aiming to spur U S leadership against a British French rival.
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Kennedy
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Johnson
House
McCormick
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France
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U.S
Local suits dismissed after trial in Cedar Rapids court
Judgments against Harry R. Ripley for 329.85 on account and Leonard W. Lotts v Ann and Helen Kelly for 318.10 with a counterclaim of 159.12 arose from a December 26 1961 auto crash near Crescent drive and First Second avenues SE. Chief judge B J Maxwell dismissed both suits. A separate wrong address note states Dr John Meyer who filed a 20000 injury suit for a foot injury from a broken soft drink bottle no longer lives at 202 Thirty fifth Street Drive SE as reported in Thursday Gazette.
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Mercy Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Harry R. Ripley
Leonard W. Lotts
Ann
Helen Kelly
Crescent Drive
First
Second Avenues SE
B. J. Maxwell
John Meyer
Thirty-fifth Street Drive
Suit Filed Bjornsen Construction Co vs Bark couple
Suit filed by Bjornsen Construction Co against Kenneth J Bark and Mary E Bark over a promissory note for 4503.71. Court action seeks repayment and related remedies.
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Bjornsen Construction Co., Inc
Kenneth J. and
Mary E. Barkwill
Racial rights march in DC seeks housing and hiring reforms
Protesters and demonstrators move peacefully as police clear a path for motor units. Leaflets in Negro neighborhoods urge action on District of Columbia rules banning discrimination while also pressing Kennedy administration to address human rights. Julius Hobson of CORE Washington says the march targets federal policy and apartheid funding.
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Kennedy
Julius Hobson
Washington
Congress of Racial Equality
Barbera Divorced After 30 Years of Marriage
Los Angeles AP reports Joseph Barbera, creator of Yogi Bear and head of the film The Flintstones, divorced Thursday after a 30 year marriage.
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Los Angeles
Joseph Barbera
Underground Test Reported From Nevada Site
Washington AP reports a low yield nuclear test conducted underground in Nevada on Friday, announced by the Atomic Energy Commission.
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Washington
Nevada
Atomic Energy Commission
Deaths Verna Mae Adams 17 dies after brief illness
Verna Mae Adams 17 daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Watson of 3511 J Street SW Cedar Rapids died Thursday at University Hospitals Iowa City after a brief illness. Born December 10 1945 in Cedar Rapids she leaves three sisters Judy Carol and Brenda and grandfather Ruben Sewell all of Cedar Rapids. Memorial services Saturday at Kuba funeral home at 10 conducted by Major L E La Lone Salvation Army. Burial Linwood. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Raymond Watson
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Judy
Carol
Brenda
Ruben Sewell
Kuba
L. E. LaLone
Salvation Army
Linwood
Funeral services and burials for two parishioners
Mrs Frank-Brush Nast will lie in state Saturday at 10 followed by a chapel service by Rev William Harnish. Burial at Czech National. John L Hartman will be buried at Evansville Wisconsin after services at St Matthew's church at 9 am Saturday by Rt Rev Msgr James D Kearn. Rainbow division veterans invited to attend in a group.
Betancourt Backing Down on Jail Order
In Venezuela President Betancourt scales back a broad order to jail reds and Castroites. Justice Minister Landaez says the decree now targets activists and terrorists on a precautionary basis. Reports put those detained at about 300.
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Romulo Betancourt
Miguel Angel Landaez
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