Pilot Richard Dye Reflects On Cedar Rapids B-52 Flight
Air Force Major Richard E. Dye of Shreveport says the June 14 Cedar Rapids B-52 overflight was a routine training flight covering 4 300 miles. He notes the landing approach practice at Cedar Rapids Municipal Airport and says it will not become a regular practice. Dye plans to fly F-100s next month and recalls the sight with pride.
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Cedar Rapids
Gazette
Air Force
Richard E. Dye
Shreveport
Franklin High School
Linn County
Iowa
Dye
Judges Pension Plan Bill Approved by House in Iowa
DES MOINES AP The Iowa House approved a new retirement plan for state supreme court and district court judges by an 89 to 13 vote. The measure shifts pension funding partly to judges, with staged contribution rates by age, and assigns two thirds of payments to the state.
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Des Moines
Iowa
John Mowry
Marshalltown
Ray Bailey
Dclarion
Senate
Chamber seeks city funds deal to end lease rights
The Chamber proposes giving up lease rights if the city reimburses about $100,000 for unused lease value. It says it would owe $132,000 more over 11 years for other quarters than under current terms and notes $23,985 invested in office improvements over 20 years. Cohen says the chamber could move after settling with the city and finding a new home. Owen adds several potential new headquarters have promise.
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Chamber
Memorial Commission
Cohen
Owen
Commission
Judge suppresses photographs in Cobb hit and run case
Judge William R. Eads barred viewing photographs of the Cobb car as evidence in the leaving the scene charge tied to the East Post road hit and run that killed Nelson Larson. Cobb 35 of 820 Twentieth Street SE faces a three day trial with potential penalties up to a year in jail or $5000 fine.
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Cobb
Linn County
William Faches
Twentieth Street SE
Nelson Larson
East Post Road
Eads
Scandinavians Arrive at Luther College for Institute
Forty two Scandinavian students from Norway Sweden Iceland and Denmark arrive at Luther College for a five week Institute in American Studies. The program runs to July 28 with scholarships funded by the American Scandinavian Foundation Fulbright and Sons of Norway lodges.
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Decorah
Luther College
Institute In American Studies
Juvenile Held in Waukon Car Larceny Case
A 17 year old boy is held on $1000 bond in Waukon justice court for larceny of a motor vehicle. He allegedly stole Darrell Newman’s car in Waukon and abandoned it in Linkville Wisconsin after breaking into a grocery. He was arrested in a Waukon cafe.
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Waukon
Justice of the Peace Court
Darrell Newman
Linksville
Wis
Clarence Woman Heads Iowa Am Vets Auxiliary
Mrs. Wilbert Wiebke of Clarence elected president of the Iowa Am Vet Auxiliary department at the state convention in Cedar Rapids. Other officers include Evelyn Seery Waterlo o senior vice president Jane Rink Waterloo junior vice president Arca Everett Central City chaplain Isabelle McAvoy Walnut public relations Edith O'Brien Des Moines sergeant at arms. The article also covers Johnson Kosygin talks and U N General Assembly tensions over the Middle East.
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Wilbert Wiebke
Clarence
Department of Iowa Amvets
Cedar Rapids
Evelyn Seery
Waterloo
Jane Rink
Arca Everett
Central City
Isabelle McAvoy
Walnut
Edith O’brien
Desi Moines
Diplomatic Shuffle Over Kosygin Johnson Meetings Near End
The Soviet premier and U.S. President pursued a public back‑and‑forth on summit timing and site. Kosygin defended attending the U.N. session while Johnson weighed a potential Washington meeting amid security and protocol concerns.
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Kosygin
Washington
White House
Camp David
Virginia
West Virginia
U. S
U.N
Moscow
Llewellyn Thompson
Anatoly Dobrynin
U.S
Second career Planned at C R Treatment Plant
Cedar Rapids city engineers announce a temporary shutdown of the water pollution control plant in southwest Cedar Rapids from 8 a m to 4 p m Sunday for major electrical work. Untreated sewage will be dumped into the Cedar River during the outage as new electrical hookups motors and controls are installed Jensen notes. The plant will reopen as soon as possible with another shutdown likely later in the expansion. State health officials have been notified of the plan for the shutdown which is the second this year.
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Dick Jensen
Cedar Rapids
Cedar River
Jensen
State Health Department
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