Glue sniffing linked to teen danger in Marion
Police warn youths after a 65 year old Mrs Lennie Lund died and four Cedar Street boys aged 16 to 18 were questioned then released. Chief Leighton Ford warns glue sniffing can cause permanent organ damage and vision loss amid rising incidents in Marion.
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Lennie E. Lund
William R. Gravatt
Marion
Cedar Thirty-first Street
Thurs- Rapids
Cedar
Leighton Ford
Ford
Marion Municipal Band to Perform Friday in City Park
The Marion municipal band directed by Paul Wright presents a summer concert Friday at 8 p.m. in the city park. The program includes marches by Fillmore Williams and Karl King, tangos and classical selections, a trombone trio, and two numbers from the stage band. Funds come from a grant to the recording industries music performance trust fund with Local 137 AFM Cedar Rapids.
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Marion
Paul Wright
Fillmore
ASBDA
Williams
Trombone King
Karl King
la Fonda
Yoder
Schwengel declines debate bid for congressional race
Rep. Fred Schwengel of Iowa has refused a series of debates with challenger John Schmidhauser, citing uncertain congressional adjournment. He left open the possibility of in-person meetings before civic groups and noted past willingness to appear with opponents. Schmidhauser defeated Schwengel in 1964. Schwengel won the seat back in 1966.
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Washington
UPI
Fred Schwengel
Iowa
John Schmidhauser
Iowa City
Schwengel
Schmidhauser
Mrs Lund Dies at Cedar Rapids Area. Service Planned in Missouri
Mrs. Lund born February 5 1903 in Missouri lived in Cedar Rapids and Marion area for six years. She worked at the Children’s Home in Cedar Rapids and was a Church of Christ member. Survived by daughter Mrs William R Gravatt two brothers Harley Anderson Cecil Anderson three sisters Mrs Clarence Cook Mrs Marshall Moorman Mrs Sam Kiigbaum and two grandsons. Services will be held in Maysville Missouri with time to be announced. Friends may call Murdoch funeral home 6 to 9 tonight.
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Mont
Sam Kiigbaum
Stockton
Calif
Maysville
Murdoch
Marion Police and Justice Court Cases This Week
Police court cases heard by Judge Miles Adams include speeding arrests for James A Suchan Richard C Carsner Jr Thomas G Jones Willard E Frazer and others with fines from 10 to 50 dollars. Indecent exposure and no license defendants faced bonds. some cases were dismissed or moved to other courts. Justice of the peace court cases include multiple speeding fines no driver’s license and other traffic violations with bonds and venue changes noted.
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Miles Adams
James A. Suchan
Thirty-fifth Street
Richard C. Carsner, Jr
Ninth Avenue
Thomas G. Jones
Moore’s Trailer Court
Matthew D. O’rourke
McGowan Boulevard
Willard E. Frazer
Twentyfirst Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Alexander F. Kloberdanz
Manchester
Lloyd A. Harris
Twelfth Street
John R. Clary, Jr
Springville
Roger A. Nowadzky
Sue Lane
Gail E. Moyle
Twentieth Street
Ralph F. Slaymaker
South Fifteenth Street
Marvin L. Cory
Eighth Avenue
Justice of the Peace Court
Jesse L. McCormack
Orville C. Jackson
Francis W. Wessek
Earlville
Richard B. Lohse
North Town Court
Richard Ross
Eighth Street
Cedar Rapids Municipal Court
Paul I. Carver
Fifth Avenue SE
Elmer L. Landis
Danny L. Patterson
Fairfax
Richard Whitehead of Edgewood Dies at 100
EDGEWOOD Richard Doc Whitehead died Wednesday at age 100. Born June 5, 1968 in Macon Missouri he married Mary Noble of Edgewood March 5 1895. They lived in Missouri a year then traveled to Edgewood by covered wagon. He and Mary shared 70 years of marriage. Survivors include two daughters Alta Hamlett and Mrs Clifford Ash. Also 15 grandchildren 45 great grandchildren and three great great grandchildren. Services are Saturday at 1 30 p.m. at Appleton funeral home with calling after 2 p.m. Friday.
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Edgewood
Richard
Doc”’ Whitehead
Macon
Mary Noble
Missouri
Alta Hamlett
Clifford Ash
Appleton Funeral Home
The 10 O'Clock News Goes World Wide
The 10 O'Clock News airs each weeknight in color on KCRG TV Channel 9, expanding its reach to a global audience through nationwide color broadcasts.
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Kcrg-Tv
Channel 9
Greek Cabinet Gets Shakeup in Athens
Greek strongman George Papadopoulos dismissed and quickly reappointed most ministers in a cabinet reshuffle. Patlis gained added title of second deputy premier while changes touched justice, communications, social welfare, merchant marine and labor ministries.
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Greece
George Papadopoulos
Dimitrios Paulis
Justice
Communications
Patlis
Constantine
Stylianos Patakos
Nicholas Makarezos
Papadopoulos
Rural Springville Motorist Arrested
Ronald L. Sherrill, 22, of rural Springville, was arrested in Cedar Rapids shortly before 1 a.m. Thursday and charged with speeding and resisting arrest. Police said they had to employ force to place Sherrill in a squad car after he was stopped.
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Third Avenue Bridge
Sherrill
Felix V. Ramirez
Sixth Street
Iowa
Ronald L. Sherrill
Springville
Cedar Rapids
Farmer Found Dead Beside Upset Tractor Near Tama County Farm
The body of Frank Balvin, 55, was found about 8:50 a.m. Thursday beside his overturned tractor on his farm west of here. Died of multiple injuries, the accident likely occurred days earlier. Bernard Valenta found the body. Balvin lived alone. Deputy Sheriff Harry McMurray investigated. Funeral held at Mason funeral home, Tama.
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Frank Balvin
R. W. Linthacum
Dysart
Tama County
Balvin
Bernard Valenta
Elberon
Harry McMurray
Mason Funeral Home
Tama
Tama School Bus Found in River
An Indian boy on Thursday morning found a South Tama school bus in the Iowa River dam on the Mesquakie settlement. Authorities said the bus had been driven into the water with the motor partly submerged and school officials reported they did not know a bus was missing.
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Tama
Iowa River
Mesquakie
Venezuelan Jet Hijacked to Cuba With 72 Aboard
A Venezuelan DC-9 on a Miami to Caracas milk run was hijacked over the Caribbean and forced to land in Santiago Cuba with 72 aboard. Four armed hijackers took control. 67 passengers and 5 crew were aboard. Cuba considered returning the plane after charging fees.
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UPI
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Caribbean
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Rusk Leaves Hospital After Medical Tests
Secretary of State Dean Rusk exited Walter Reed hospital Wednesday night following a series of medical tests and said to resume normal duties. the State Department reported.
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Washington
UPI
Dean Rusk
Walter Reed Hospital
State Department
Completion Near for Hiawatha Sewer Plans
Hiawatha mayor says a 70000 dollar trunk sewer project from Tucker park to the Simmons Kainz additions and Robbins road is nearly complete. The plan includes funding from general obligation bonds and property owner assessments with bids expected late July.
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Hiawatha
George Bowler
Tucker Park
Bowler
Simmons-Kainz
Northwood Drive
Robbins Road
B Avenue
295 Personal Crisis Reports in Iowa
DES MOINES UP I reported 295 Iowans took their own lives last year per state crime commission. 233 men and 62 women died by self harm. The 55 59 age group had 48 deaths, 16 percent, with 33 in 45 49 and 60 64 groups. Women lead only in 30 34 with eight women to seven men. Ages range from 10 14 to 90 94.
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Des Moines
UPI
State Crime Commission
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