U S Offers Planes To Aid Thirsty Egyptian Troops
The White House offered U S aircraft to drop water to parched Egyptian soldiers stranded in the Sinai amid the Arab Israeli war. The plan, contingent on Israel and Egypt agreeing, awaits Red Cross approval as planes stand by in Athens.
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Sinai Desert
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International Committee
Red Cross
Geneva
Israel
Egypt
Athens
U.N
Middle East
Suez Canal
International Red Cross
First Renewal Land Payment Expected by City Brief
City expects first payment on renewal land as urban renewal proceeds near $287 054. Historic sales and private estate auctions in Cedar Rapids highlight the ongoing program. A hospital note lists Orval Kruse and Pat Price among local residents involving a hospital stay.
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Iowa State Highway
St. Dr. SE
Pammkceinn
The
Highway Commission
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Taft
Teo Busi
Alberts Cleaners
Sion
Lindale Plaza
Man Accused of Breakin at Sport Center
A Cedar Rapids man, Richard W. Davis, 29, was arrested early Friday after a burglar alarm led police to a sporting goods store at 501 Fourth Avenue SE. He was found on the floor near a smashed glass gun case with a Ruger 22 caliber revolver nearby.
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Cedar Rapids
Sportsman’s Center
Fourth Avenue
Richard W. Davis
Vernon Read
Sporting Goods
Davis
Crime rate changes spark Cedar Rapids debate
The justice department report shows Cedar Rapids crime fell 12 percent in the first quarter, due to a previous year’s spike. Major crimes dropped from 222 to 195 while auto thefts and felonies eased, except for a rise in breaking and entering. Detectives noted about $11 was found on a suspect.
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Justice Department
Cedar Rapids
George Matias
FBI
Mediterranean to Black Sea Vessels Return Amid Tensions
Nine smaller vessels will return from the Mediterranean to the Black Sea as Soviet naval strength in the region grows during rising tensions preceding the Arab Israeli war that began June 6.
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Cedar Rapids
Mediterranean
Black Sea
Break‑in at Service Station Sparks City Jail Detention
Authorities report a break in at a service station via a broken front window. Davis is held in the city jail.
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Street SE
Davis
Youth reports beating by three youths in Sixteenth Avenue area
A 16 year old told police he was assaulted by three boys in the 1300 block of Sixteenth Avenue SW around 1 30 a m Friday. Daniel Bramow of 2430 Illinois Street SW said the youths dragged him under Sixteenth Avenue via duct and struck him several times. Bramow was treated for bruises at Mercy Hospital and released.
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Sixteenth Avenue
Daniel R. Bramow
Illinois Street
Barmon
Mercy Hospital
Florence Brannaman Dies at 82 in Center Point
Florence G. Brannaman 82 lifelong Center Point resident died early Friday in a Center Point nursing home. Born October 9 1884 near Center Point she married William Clay Green January 18 1914 and E P Brannaman March 1 1945. Survived by brother Charles W Taylor of Cedar Rapids services pending at Murdoch's.
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Florence G. Brannaman
Florence Taylor
William ‘Clay Green
Solon
E. P. Branpaman
Charles W. Taylor
Cedar Rapids
Murdoch’s
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