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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1966
Page
13
A 50 mile per hour gust swept Cedar Rapids around 7 15 pm damaging a car and scattering debris. Police logged a tree fall on Rockford Road SW and another on 1403 Washington SE, as the city forester mobilized off duty workers to clear limbs.
The decision requires a strict voluntariness test for confessions, potentially hindering police interrogations. Reno officials warn of limited use of confessions, while Houston and Fort Worth authorities call it a major setback to solving crimes with no witnesses.
Denver Police Chief Harold Dil says confessions prove nothing without evidence and questions court emphasis on guilt. Indianapolis Chief Noel Jones calls rulings a shackle hindering police, while Tampa Detective Inspector Bland warns it ties hands. Winter Haven Chief Hamp Rogers echoes concern as fire in Narva hotel is investigated.
Cedar Rapids City Lines driver James W. McCann pled guilty to failing to aid a seven year old struck by his bus. The girl suffered cuts and bruises and was treated at a doctor’s office after 5 p.m. incident near Eighth Avenue.
Leland Geiger reports a pistol a rifle and other items valued at about 140 dollars stolen from his home while he was away On Wednesday and Saturday nights a lawn mower and other belongings were taken from an adjoining shed A guest speaker at a local meeting noted the theft and continued planning for community events. The Cedar Valley Mineral Society and Home Builders Association announced meetings at Pinicon Ridgeline Park Central City and Ellis club.
Otto H. Vorel, 55, of 640 Twenty-first Avenue SW, was fined 110 dollars plus costs on two counts in municipal court after his car struck a motorcycle driven by Gary Lee Sweet, 19, at Nineteenth Avenue and J Street SW. Sweet suffered a broken foot and was hospitalized in satisfactory condition.
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