Pentagon says planes may have strafed Soviet ship Turkistan
The Pentagon released new information that U S F 105 jets in Cam Pha area carried 20 millimeter suppressive fire toward a North Vietnamese anti aircraft site and may have struck the Turkistan, a Soviet flagged 3358 ton ship, during a June incident. A third flight near Bac Giang targeted a railroad yard.
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Washington
Defense Department
Department
U.S
Turkistan
Cam Pha
Ryan
Pentagon
Bac Giang
Soviet Union
Philip Goulding
Defense
Camp Pha
Two Hurt In One Car Crash Near Decorah
A Sunday 2 a.m. crash two miles east of Decorah on county road and Highway 9 left two injured. Driver Jean Ann Stafka 20 Ossian and passenger Jerry Erickson 23 Elgin were thrown from a 1965 convertible. Stafka treated for shock and to be released Monday Erickson hospitalized with a back injury.
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Decorah
Here
Jean Ann Stafka
Ossian
Miss Stafka
Jerry Erickson
Elgin
Miss Strafka
Erickson
Iowa Methodists Urge Merger With EUB in Iowa
Davenport AP reports North Iowa Methodist Conference leaders urged merging with the Evangelical United Brethren Church. Delegates at St John’s Methodist church will vote on the plan Tuesday to create a United Methodist Church of about 1,050 churches and 320,600 members in Iowa. The proposal has broad support and requires a two thirds national vote.
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St. John’s Methodist Church
Iowa
South Iowa
Des Moines
State Approves 400000 Purchase of Des Moines Bank Building
The Iowa House approved a bill to spend 400000 to buy the Valley Bank building in Des Moines for state use. The final vote was 75 to 22 after a conference committee report, with the Senate having backed the measure earlier. The plan includes 1000 to cover legal costs and pay for a quit claim deed from the General Services Administration.
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DES Moines
Valley Bank
Iowa House
House
Conference Committee
Senate
General Services ‘Administration
William Gannon
D-Mingo
Rudy van Drie
R| Ames
State Comptroller's Office
State Treasury
Iowa towns note workshops, deaths and fires
Independence Dr. Shir ley Kremanek to lead a workshop at Highland school and attend a University of Wisconsin poverty psychology convention in Madison. Winifred Bock, 62, former Clayton postmaster, dies in Rockford. A Farm fire near McKinton destroys a barn and hog house. Hopkins ton and Monticello fire crews stop spread.
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Independence
Shirley Kremanek
Mental Health Istitute In
Highland School
Detroit
Kremanek
University of Wisconsin At Madison
Winifred Bock
Clayton
Rockford
Schultz
McGregor
Auto Plunges into River Drowns in Iowa
In Muscatine County a car driven by Ernesto Martinez 20 Nichol drowned when it left a country road and entered the Cedar River. The body was found on top of the vehicle. officials believe he died diving back to aid two others. Services were being arranged for Martinez Monday.
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Muscatine (Ap
Southeastern Iowa
Cedar River
Muscatine
Ernesto Martinez
Nichols
Martinez
Marion district reports seven teaching posts unfilled for 1967 68
Superintendent Richard M Sorensen says Marion Independent school district must hire seven teachers for the 1967 68 year. Vacancies include two third grade posts one fourth grade one fifth elementary physical education one intermediate special education and one remedial reading. 27 vacancies filled to date. 11 new due to enrollment growth. 16 from resignations. Headstart starts today at Starry school with Mrs Harvey Kowalsky and Mrs Lyle Dye. runs to Aug 11. Return Home Merle N Alderman to Long Beach Calif after visiting and attending Marion high school reunion. Rummage sale at 2340 3rd Ave Marion. YMCA Marion branch schedule includes Camp Wapsie trip at 10 a.m. men open gym neon senior citizens 1 p.m. game room 1 junior high open gym 7. Legislative action committee Marion Chamber of Commerce meets Tuesday 7:30 a.m. at the Suburban. Former resident dies George Arthur Kester 53 of Santa Ana Calif. survived by Ruby two children brother Don Kester three sisters Hazel Dilley Gladys Wall and Mrs Earl Beach of Montezuma. Services in Santa Ana Tuesday.
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Richard M. Sorensen
Marion Independent School
Sorensen
Starry School
Harvey Kowalsky
Lyle Dye
YMCA
Marion Branch
Camp Wapsie
Marion
George Arthur Kester
Santa Ava
Calif
Kester
Ruby
Don Kester
Hazel Dilley
Gladys Wall
Santa Ana
Earl Beach
Montezuma
Senate
House
General Assembly
County
Oma
Eaples Finance
Harold E. Hughes
Bawa E. White
Center Font
Center Point
Linn County
Iowa
Sholes
Susenbark
Wall
Potman
Giatane
Treasurers & Clerks Financial
Animar
Chevrolet Truck &Son
Wacetviene
Gizan Mae
Benes Sager Ee
Coor
Cedar Rapids
Palence Mey
Rene
Frase
C.d.tencan
Cedar Rounds
Towa
H. Grant
Craigs Service
Wallace E
J. Dennis and Son
League Town
Munc
Wits Herman Brown Co
Auditoris
Linn
Lews
Cedar Reids
34Th St. NE
Lana
Brice
Fiverett
Hazeltine
Center Town
Lawa
Central Avene
Vaupel
Eileen Mt. Neenan
Neenan
Lds
Dale Minor
J. B. Sholes
Tom F. Neanan
H. J. Bi
Brookman
Carnival Planned by Marion Legion Post
Marion post 298 American Legion sponsors Tom my Scott Country Caravan show on June 30 at the Armar ballroom. Proceeds support youth work and the post building fund. Adult advance tickets go on sale Wednesday from any Legionnaire. Children’s tickets are being arranged. Summer Savings Sale continues per circular.
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Marion Post 298
American Legion
Armar Ballroom
Legion
Post
Kay Steele Crowned Miss Belle Plaine in Local Contest
Kay Frances Steele daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Steele of Belle Plaine was crowned Miss Belle Plaine Sunday evening. She is a sophomore at the University of Iowa and also won Miss Congeniality. Runner-up was Jo Ann Musel Elberon with Carolyn Beaty Marion third among nine contestants. Steele will compete in the Miss Iowa contest in Davenport this summer.
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Belle Plaine
Kay Frances Steele
Henry Steele
Belle Plaine Jaycees
Miss Steele
University of Iowa
Jo Ann Musel
Elberon
Carolyn Beaty
Marion
iMiss
Iowa
Davenport
Bids Sought for Cunard Liner Queen Mary
Cunard Line announces bids to buy the Queen Mary, to be retired this fall, must be received by July 24. About 600 ship brokers received letters outlining the deadline as inquiries pour in from around the world. The Cunard board will review offers on July 26 with negotiations to follow.
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New York
Cunard Line
Cunard
Cycle Out of Control Injures Two Brothers at Oxford Junction
Oxford Mills brothers Arnold Curley and Lyle Curley were injured when their motorcycle went out of control at the Milwaukee railroad crossing about 8:30 p m Saturday. Arnold Curley was treated and released. Lyle Curley is hospitalized in fair condition with head and face lacerations.
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Oxford Junction
Oxford Mills
Arnold Curley
Jackson County Hospital
Maquoketa
Lyle
Spurriers Attend National Sheriff Meeting in Las Vegas
County Sheriff and Mrs Spurrier attend the National Sheriffs Association annual meeting in Las Vegas. Spurrier serves as third vice president of the association and the couple will join other sheriffs and spouses on a planned plane trip to Hawaii before returning July 1.
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Marengo
William Spurrier
Iowa County
Spurrier
Las Vegas
Willl
Hawaii
Probate and Foreclosure Notices From Cedar Rapids IA
Public notices include probate of the will of Mary Vampola and related executor actions and a real estate forfeiture notice to William R. Moore and Jo Ann Moore. Details cover estate claims, filing deadlines, and court actions in Linn County Iowa.
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Ruth
Fenny
Jif
Atgreael
Spat Rapid
Inn County
Lowa
Cedar
Fan
Tisiey Uridine
Cedar Rapids
IAS, Koehler, & Olinger
F. Vampo
Parsons
Mary F. Vampola
Mary Varnals
Bearn
Barnites
Dien
District Court of Aid Yount
Copper Construction Company Successorsin
Shuttleworth & Ingersoll
Merchants National Bank
Cedar Rapids, Lows
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John Ryan
Pacific
Methodist
EUB
Everitt Timm
Marengo Hospital
William Ward
Walter Miller
Oskaloosa
National Assn
Merle N. Alderman
Long Beach
Marion High School
3Rd Ave
Legislative Action Committee
The
Marion Chamber of Commerce
Marion Legion Post
Ben Franklin
Larry Lanning
Valleyview Drive
Kay Steele
Queen Mary
Waterloo
UPI
Isaac Love
Black Hawk County
Love
David Cryer
Cryer
Waterloo Hospital
Donald Schumacher
Tama Tama
Hiram Fricke
Tama
Second
McClellan
Fricke
James D. Potter
Potter
Fricke Wee
Tama Clinic
James Sorenson
Carnal
Rapids
Sewee Kubicek, Novak & Kubler
Karus
Taneraln
Jane
Gus
Fiineck
E. Mineck
Toteciegaaelnst
Roy
Sanitel
Texecuyen Ang Ping
Barre
Junge
Lawrence & Crissman Eder Rapids
Lows Loway
Sala” Executor Puedar Eeeetendet
Enry M. Keyes
Tate
Marion Area
Gazette Marion
10Th St
Gazette
Gazette Classified
Nur Ber
Azette Coums
Eve
Eadlines
Earl W. OL
Elis Boe
Novak Monument CO
Dial
Gesar — Sea King Aluminum Buchanner
Frasertoo
Vick
River Road
St. First Ave
Allen Visa I.D
Karen Hayes
Ely
Linn County Combinou SE Buresh
Buresh Rental Service, Inc
St. SE
Richard MM
Mason
Maplewood Dr
ST. Vincent de Paul
Hallmark Nursing Home
MT. Vernon
Center Pt. Rd
Mays
Rebec
Redrgi Sorente
Bob
Crestview Nursing Home
Sun
West Branch
Irene
Flame Room
FOX & Hounds
Kory
1St
OLD Hickory Steakland
Mel
SE. Y
Snelling & Snelling
Murphy
Care
Dictaphones
Oreice
Sgenger Hoh
Tom Murphy
Murphy Makiaum
Pubnte Vc
Beebane and
Pier
Ape
General Office
Dutie
Sreau
Ela
Gajcusier
Maent
Felsonane
Second Avenue
Opportunity Gazette
Jlberson
Black Dirt and Bank
Sand Bjornsen Construction Co
Jim's
NOVAK
Dan
Owen
Holland Orchard Hwy
Wal
E&n Enterprises
Port Hes
Zobac Scone Rmetion Co
Jacobson Const. CO
Kalous & Sons
J&j
John Fields
Brockway Pool Supply Co
Jerry Volding
A. Wise
Ken Miller
Mervin Larson
Aee Ee
Gara
Sting
Don Craft
Fred Sacora
McDonald's
LEAR
Lyman
Shea
Tom Quigley
Westside
Toth Ave
Shields
E.mas Westbrook Construction Inc
Commle
Paul's
T! Pian
H. Peterson
Harrys
Paul Straub
Ronnie
Ube
Olal
Fernandez
C&c
Ed Simon
Cecil Bunner
M_L. Hale
Mr. Johnson
Jerry Myers
Bial
Johnson School
Jressonabee
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