Iowa Cillan Killed in Police Chase and Robbery
In Ankeny a police chase ended when Stephen Arthur Hamlin 29 of New City was killed and suspect Harry Swarts later identified as John Edward Young 31 of First Avenue NW Cedar Rapids was hospitalized after the crash. Two robbers held up taverns and a Pizza Hut, taking cash before escaping in a white car.
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Ankeny
Polk
Luka
Center Point Road
Earj
Hamlin
Frank Ruffin
Adv
Polk County Sheriff's
Stephen Arthur Hamlin
Yews City
Broadlawns
Polk County Hospital
Harry Swarts
Cedar Rapids
Jom Edward Young
First Avenue NW
Hej
Jewerry
Worst Avenue Nu
Ankeny Larceny Suspects Arrested After High Speed Chase
Police report Ankeny patrolmen pursued a car north on U S 69 after a sighting near the 2100 block area. Larry Scofield 22 and Linda J. Chuster 18 were captured after the chase ended when the vehicle struck a patrol car. They were held on larceny charges with $500 bonds and scheduled for municipal court June 6.
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Larry Scofield
Linda J.chuster
Ankeny
Rites Planned for Mary Hatch 88 in Central City
Mary H. Hatch 88, lifelong Central City resident, died Thursday at a Sedar Rapids hospital. Funeral rites Saturday at First Church of Christ Scientist in Central City follow a lifelong August 15 birth and a June 17 1903 marriage to LK Hale. Hatch belonged to United Church of Christ and a past matron of Lint chapter. The notice references a U.S. Spain renewal of a two year military aid pact worth 50 million dollars.
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God
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Avenue
Central City
Mary H
Hatch
Sedar Rapids
Ron
Town
LK. Hale
Mediel
Washington
Cedar Rapids
U.S
Spain
United Church of Christ
Eye
Two Men Charged in Coca Cola Bottling and Metal Products Burglary
William W. Bolds of Iowa City and Eugene Williams of Burlington were charged after police halted a burglary at Coca Cola Bottling Co and Midwest Metal Products Co. They fled when a door was pried and were captured after a brief chase. a safe was battered open at Midwest Metal with about $25 taken. Both held on $10,000 bond.
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William W. Bolds
Iowa City
Eugene Williams
Burlington
Coca-Cola Bottling Co
Midwest Metal] Products, Co
Coca-Cola Co
Midwest Metal
Two More Arrests In Giblin Jewelry Store Break-In
Police report two additional arrests in connection with the break in at Giblin. Officers say the suspects were taken into custody after a pursuit and are being held for questioning.
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Giblin
Memorial service set for Hatch family relatives in Cedar Rapids
Surviving are two daughters Dorothy Hatch Cedar Rapids and Mrs T M Nelson Washington two sons Laurence Hatch Neshiro Wis and R G Hatch Central City twelve grandchildren twenty two great grandchildren Funeral services Saturday at 10 20 am at Murdoch chapel friends may call Friday after 6 pm and may donate to United Church of Christ memorial fund
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Dorothy Hatch
Cedar Rapider
T. M. Nelson
Washington
Laurence Hatch
Neshboro
Wis
R. G. Hatch
Central City
Murdoch Chanel
United Church of Christ Memorial Fund
Stereo Tape Thefts Reported to Police
Three car stereo thefts were reported to police. Richard Swenson of 1503 Second Avenue SE reported a $130 tape player stolen from his car parked at Second Street and Seventh Avenue SE. The incidents occurred Thursday.
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Richard Swenson
Second Avenue SE
Second Street
Seventh Avenue SE
Armed man robs Clark service station attendant
A gunman robbed the Clark service station attendant at 3334 First Avenue NE shortly after 3 am Friday. It’s Cedar Rapids’ seventh armed robbery since mid May. The gunman, described by Gary Huddleson, 25, Springville, as about 6 feet 2 inches tall with long dark hair, forced him toward the back room after a phone call.
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Clark
First Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Gary B. Huddleson
Springville
Huddleson
Neal
Giblin
First Avenue NE
Jin
Huddelson
Commission
Lima
Sobcabinet
Nbery
Health official cites dilapidated court building as danger
Linn County attorney seeks psychiatric examination for Mason City suspect after arrest for breaking and entering. The case links a dilapidated courthouse to an attractive nuisance and outlines a planned bank bombing claim connected to the defendant’s release from a mental health facility. Local officials moved veterans aid to the main courthouse office as investigations proceed.
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Linn
Ian
Douglas W. Neal
Mason-nuisante
Ville
Otice
Harold Vielor
Neal
Independence
Swa Vons
Supreme Court
Sullivan
Nihlia Exnenice
Demolition Bid Sought For Basement Dwelling
A petitioner requests demolition and removal of a basement dwelling on a Coggon street parcel after a theft incident at a Marion residence. The case lists damages for tapes and a stereo device valued around $75 and $195. Other suits include a traffic injury claim and a promissory note dispute with amounts cited.
Youth Accused Of False Report In Auto Mishap
James L. Schroeder, 19, of 704 Fifth Avenue SE, was arrested Thursday on charges of making false reports and striking fixtures. He allegedly reported his car stolen after a June 4 traffic accident on Blakely Boulevard and Twenty Sixth Avenue SE, where the vehicle struck a utility pole. He is held in the city jail on $220 bond.
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James L. Schroeder
Fifth Avenue
Schroeder
Jjune 4
Blakely Boulevard
Twentysixth Avenue
Rockford Judge to Aid in Linn District
Rockford judge B C Sullivan will serve on temporary duty in the Eighth judicial district starting next Monday. The district includes Linn Johnson Cedar Jones and Tama counties.
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Rockford
Linn
B.C. Sullivan
Eighth Judicial District
Linn, Johnson
Cedar, Jones and
Chamber Plans Book Promoting Cedar Rapids
The Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce announced plans to publish a promotional book on the city. It will feature color and black and white photos with information on transportation utilities schools religious and recreational facilities. The aim is to aid industry recruitment and attract new business. Distribution will be through Chamber offices local professionals and financial institutions. Financing comes from display advertising sold by Windsor Co with Ben Stearns heading the project committee.
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Chamber of Commerce
Cedar Rapids
Chamber Board of Directors
The
Windsor Co
Ben Stearns
U S Population Rises to 201,593,000 in 1969 Census
Washington reports the U S population reached 201,593,000 on May 1, 1969, up more than two million since May 1, 1968, according to the Census Bureau.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Census Bureau
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Frank Rhea
Mercy Hospital
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Scott’ Younty
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Victor
Mike Fay
Jesse Saunders
Second Avenue
Feller
Bill Hanna
Linn County
Hoot's Place
Dunham
Douglas
W. Neal
Masonville
Robert Wagner
U.S. 69
Robert
Prince
Wagner
Tke
Thomas Lange
Guaranty! Bank
Wig Boutique
Big Rick's
Hiawatha
William R. Shuvee
Palo
Wilson and Co
Marasue Bowlus Hanson
Commonwealth Beauty Salon
Eek
River Front Improvement Commission
Jerome
Ady. A
Martha
Zachar Realtors
Jack
Williams Blvd
Mary H. Hatch
Gesstie Co
Giany
Nishi
Sun
Garett
Associated Press
Tha Earela Lei
1St St. S.E
Waterloo
Courthouse News
D. W. Neal
Muiculyay Loci
Francis Boeel
Ridge Drive
Marion
Lim James Maupin
Boeel
District Court
Harry Schriner
Mary
Mordorst Schriner
Boest
Coggon
Marvin Pippett
Twelfth Fourth Street
George Baldwin
Boes
Boesl
Virgil George Kellison
Jerry D. Canady
Edward H. Pottle
Ralph J. Rae
Saigon
South Vietnam
Information Ministry
Donald R. Rhode
Dykeman-Kearns Funeral Home
Relief Commission Office
Chamber
Morris
Meadowlark Lane
Aft Junior High School
Gana Todd
Jack Heideman
Bob Grill
Bob Leedom
Wally Gall
Gene Knepper
Frank Sill
Tammy Tuckar
Hank Sintonie
Alicin Jackson
Bom Fider Realty Company
Realtors
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