Zoning changes approved by council on first reading
The council denied the Miller petition to rezone 718 Third Ave SW from R-4 to R-1 neighborhood shopping. Four other changes gained first reading approval including Hassan Igram’s R-2 to R-4 with a medical clinic at 1530 First Ave NW and other reclassifications. Preliminary plats for Edgewood Knolls and two additions were approved. Sidewalk order No. 1 was approved and bids advertised. Assessments may be paid over seven years at 6 percent. H C Jensen authorized to install concrete paving at 710 Third St SE.
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Wilber C
Velda T. Miller
Third Avenue SW
First Avenue NW
Hassan Igram
Viola G. Christensen
Twentieth Street
Ellis Boulevard NW
Marion C
Mary Cumberlin
Old
Marion Road
Cohrs Development Co
Arthur Barnes
H. C. Jensen
Third Street
City council acts on street lighting and alley sale
The council petitions for improved street lighting at Seventeenth street and B avenue NE and refers the matter to the light company. Cedar Rapids Drive-In theater seeks July 4 fireworks display approval, referred to the fire chief. The council vacates a section of alley near the Rock Island depot on Fifth street SE and authorizes sale to the railroad for 1208 dollars.
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Central Park Presbyterian Church
Seventeenth Street
B Avenue
Light Company
Cedar Rapids Drive-In
Rock Island
Fifth Street
Honeymooners Do Jury Duty
Mr and Mrs Ira Fasnacht of Lancaster appear on separate juries while on their honeymoon Their wedding occurred in April they wed last Saturday and moved into their home Sunday They reported for jury duty Monday hoping for a Great Lakes cruise next week Fasnacht is a retired businessman It is their second marriage and neither has been requested to deliberate yet.
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Lancaster
Ira Fasnacht
Fasnacht
Cedar Rapids Gazette Established In 1883 Ad Rates
The Cedar Rapids Gazette announces its establishment in 1883 and lists subscription options. Carrier 45 cents, mail editions 6 issues 1.25 a month, 13 a year. afternoon and Sunday 1.35 a month. state and territories 23 a year. No mail subs in towns with gate carrier service. The Associated Press retains republication rights.
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The
Gazette Ad Publicai
Tird Ave
R Rapids
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Why Kids Rebel and How to Parent Better
A leading psychiatrist and father of three explains the hidden cause of childish rebellion and outlines four concrete suggestions for parents. Read Why Kids Rebel in the June Reader's Digest now on sale.
Steel Pact Near Or Not Opinion Vary Sharply
Pittsburgh AP report notes speculation over United Steelworkers wage policy committee session to decide whether to reopen contracts with the basic steel industry. Informal talks have occurred since May 1, with the 170 member panel facing possible reopening and a 90 day strike window, while sources differ on whether a settlement is imminent or a reopening is needed.
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Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers Union
Labor-Management Human Relations Committee
The
Iron Age
Plan To Modify X-15 for 400000 Foot Flight
Edwards Air Base sources say the X-15 rocket plane will be modified to reach 6000 mph and 400000 feet with added fuel tanks to extend burn time. The 57000 pound thrust engine requires no extra power. The aircraft has previously flown 4104 mph and 314750 feet.
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Edwards Air Base
Calif
X-15 to get heat shielding upgrade for re-entry
North American Aviation Co plans modifications to the X-15 adding heat shielding on the leading wing edges to raise heat tolerance from about 1200 to 2400 degrees Fahrenheit during re-entry, addressing fuselage overheating with the current engine.
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North American Aviation Co
Midwest News Final and Weather Wrapup
A concise nightly wrapup from TV station TV 9 presents the latest regional news and weather. The segment airs at 10 o'clock each weekday, offering updates on local events and forecasts.
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Midwest
TV 9
California Casuals Men’s Store Shirt Listings
California Casuals presents a Downtown Street Floor selection and Kilian’s Lindale Plaza items. Capri of California spread collar shirts come in light blue banana or green with 6.98. Lopez offers white light blue or green easy care cotton with 7.95. California hi collar short sleeve shirts in dark ombre tone priced at 5.99. Made in California Dacron cotton blend shirts in several colors for 5.00.
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A. Capri
California
B. Don Lopez
Dacron
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Edgewood Knolls
Dale Schulte
Rich
Che
Reader’s Digest
Lou Prato
Wall Street Journal
Crilliange
California Casuals
Killian's
Lindale Plaza
E. Lilly Cadhe
Lindale
Perpetual
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