Dennis Hood Injured When Sniper Explodes Ammunition
Seaman Dennis Hood 19 of Oxla Iowa son of Mr and Mrs Earl Hood in satisfactory condition at Great Lakes naval hospital after a sniper bullet exploded a magazine on a gunboat in Vietnam. Hood served two years in the navy and has been in Vietnam since last September.
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Dennis Fe, Hood
Ft. Sill
Earl Hood
Oxla
First Street
Great Lakes
Naval Hospital
Vietnam
Hood
Navy
Saigon
Cedar Rapids
Bert Coleman, Jr
Bert Coleman
Sixteenth Avenue
Ronnie Strosehein
C. W. Strosehein
Elkader
Camp Pendleton
Calif
John N. Freitager
Land
George Freitager
Dyersville
Gary J. Peters
Phillip J. Peters
Groton, Conn
Culver urges farming cooperatives for price stability
Maquoketa Clinton-Jackson Livestock Feeders Association hears Rep. Culver call for producer bargaining. He backs marketing rights legislation to protect cooperatives, urges careful import quota review, and cites 30 million dollars in district agricultural exports as Kennedy Round gains expand export prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maquoketa
John C. Culver
Clinton-Jackson Livestock Feeders Association
Culver
Congress
Woman Drowns In Farm Pond Near Edgewood
Mrs. Frank Roeder 66 of Littleport drowned Friday in a farm pond six miles east of Edgewood. She had been ill and staying with daughter Mrs. Arnold Fishler. Her body was found after a search. survivors include husband Frank two sons Clyde and Clark a daughter Mrs. Fishler two brothers and a sister. Services are pending at Wilt funeral home in Elkader.
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Eleader
Frank Roeder
Littleport
Roeder
Arnold Fishler
Edgewood
Fishler
Frank
Clyde
Clark
Elkader
Mrs. Fishler
Leslie Klink
McGregor
Milton Klink
Ethel
California
Wilt Funeral Home
Wheat planting allotment lowered to 59.3 million acres
Agriculture Secretary Freeman announces a 59.3 million acre allotment for next year’s wheat, about 9 million acres below this year. The plan aims for roughly 1.5 billion bushels, meeting domestic demand of 735 million and an export target of at least 750 million for 1969-69, with modest carryover around 400 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Freeman Friday
Freeman
Agriculture Department
Marion area workshop highlights local sewing skills
Urbanettes club held a Thursday workshop in the home making room at a school venue. Demonstrations covered zipper installation, waistband attachment, and sleeve setting with instructors Dil ane Chester Becky McCallum and Linda McAllister, plus a talk on selecting accessories led by Annie Kregel. Karen Sands directed recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbanettes
Marion Urbanettes +H club
Dilane Chester
Becky McCallum
Linda Mcallister
Annie Kregel
Karen Sands
Iowa City Council Deliberates Pool Plan and Parking Rules
The Iowa City council anxious about Mercer Park pool design asks for a consultant review. They caution a $271,000 bid exceeds $234,000 planned. discuss reducing pool size and gutter work. Parking rules tighten downtown alleys and double parking with exceptions for deliveries and passenger pickups. A July 18 hearing paves lease for old city landfill area to Decorah hospital, aiming for a 500 to 1,200 car facility.
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Iowa City
Frank Smiley
Mercer Park
Smiley
R. H. Burke
Chicago
Burke
Gutter
Gary Kalisnex
Clarence Kalis
Sore Shek
Protivin
Jim Sobolek
Cresco
Kalishek
Council
Atos Bao
Old City
Senate cuts college building funding in Iowa dispute
Iowa Senate appropriations panel reduced a house plan for major Regents construction from 40 million to 20 million and struck the Western Iowa four year college project. The measure, amid broader pay cap proposals for highway officials, heads to debate next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Senate Appropriations Committee
House
Board of Regents Appropriations
Harold Hughes
Western Iown
Senate
Joseph Coupal
Andrew Frommelt
D-Dubuque
Driver Charged With Reckless Driving Near Elkader
Elkader area arrest on highway 128 about four miles north of Elkader. Officer Milton Klink arrested 55 year old Gerhard Gun sten of Cedar Rapids on reckless driving charges while en route to a minor accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkader
Gerhard Gunsten
Second Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Milton Klink
Klink
Decorah Man Hurt When Car Rolls Over
Decorah man Roy Sorenson, 51, of rural Decorah, suffered head lacerations and a broken hip when his car left the Ossian blacktop four miles southeast of Decorah around 1 a.m. He was taken to Decorah hospital. Sheriff Gene Simonson said Sorenson apparently lost control of the car which rolled into a ditch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decorah
Gazelle Decorah
Roy Sorenson
Ossian Blacktop
Decorah Hospital
Gene Simonson
Sorenson
Protivin Youth Hospitalized After Tractor Accident
Protivin 15 year old Duane Novak, son of Mr and Mrs James Novak, is hospitalized in Rochester with a broken pelvis and internal injuries after a tractor wheel rolled over him Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Protivin
Duane Novak
James Novak
Rochester
Kodak Ends Protest Pact Talks After July 24 Parade Call
Eastman Kodak and a civil rights group reached a settlement after threats of a torchlight parade to mark the 1964 Rochester riot anniversary. Kodak president Louis Eilers said the company will cooperate with the group to find a plan for them to act as an employee recruitment agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N.Y
Eastman Kodak Co
Louis Eilers
Kodak
Medics Oppose Government Request for Racial Admission Data
The American Medical Association protested a government demand for percentages of Negro and white patients admitted to hospitals. The data would determine federal Medicare and hospital construction funding eligibility. The AMA argued using sick people to push social reforms harms medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
American Medical Association
A.M.A
A.M.A. House of Delegates
Cornell College Receives NSF Grant for Lab Equipment
MT VERNON Rep Culver announces Cornell College in Mt Vernon has been awarded a 9700 NSF grant to purchase instructional scientific equipment for the physics department. The NSF program funds science and engineering training. colleges must match at least half the cost. Turkey trip mentions John Reynolds visits Sigourney mother Evelyn Reynolds. to return to Ankara as a counselor to children of US personnel.
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MT. Vernon
John C. Culver
Cornell College
National Science Foundation
NSF
Turkey
The
Gazette
NORTH
John Reynolds
Ankara
Evelyn Reynolds
Sigourney
Children of US
Dunecan
Mmyself
John Ivan Clark
Martelle
Iowa
Mareline
First Avenue
Mere
SEARS
Sears Srea
Revlon
Clairol
Helene Curtis Central
Ppoam Surfly Co
Willie” C
18Th St
Nimmers
Wa Center
Nimmer's
24 Center
Hallmark Nursing Home
Hogan Rental
Mays Drugs
A.m
Marton Nursing Home
Eees View Nursing Home
Sun
West Branch
Irene
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John D. Schissel
Ralph N. Schissel
Westcourt
Charles Sonnkalb
Postville
Phillipines
Colorado Springs
William Stanford
Lackland Airbase
Texas
Fred i Stanford
C Avenue NE
Macon News
Edward Eick
Route 3
St. Luke’s Hospital
Eick
Marion
Stephen M. Wood
Twentyfifth Avenue
McGowan’s Country Club
Thomas E. McGowan
the Gazette
Cub Scout Pack 158
Wesseans
Hazel Boots
Blairs Ferry Road
Marion Churches
Bethel Baptist
BGC
Paul H. Stenstrom
Victor D. Luiken
First Baptist
Lawrence B. Sprankle
Grace Baptist
Ralph E. Ryai
St. Joseph’s Catholic
William H. Blessington
James J. McBride
Joseph E. Naumann
Peter M. Morgan
Tuue
Christian Reformed
Roger D. Kramer
Lutheran Church of the Resurrection
Landis
Gross
St. Paul’s Lutheran
Missouri Synod
E. L. Brandt
Lord
Free Methodist
Ronald W. Miers
First Methodist
Lloyd C. Kellams
Prairie Chapel Methodist
Clyde C. Scott
First Presbyterian
Jean P. Hayter
Reformed Presbyterian
Robert B. McCracken
Raymond Joseph
United Seventh Day Brethren
W. Allen Bond
Novak
Waken Uist
le Universily
Serviceman
Eastman Kodak
Gazette Classified
Novak Monument CO
Baldwin Ward Mig
Ottawa
Kansas
Nesper Sign
8Th Ave. S
8Th St
Pingate Plaza
Thu
Eee Buresh
Uresh Rental Service, Inc
3Rd St
1St Ave
Emmett Nelson
12Th Street
Erate
Fine People Inn
OLD Hickory Steakland
Jances
Eix
Rphy Employment vi
TOM Murphy
Hird
Ave. SE
Snelling & Snelling
Troy Laundry & Cleaners
1St ST
Resora
Perth
Weskface
Porventiels
IRS
Tony Nassif
Tony
Qwa
Dora
FICA
IPER
Hugh Wallace
Mr. Koontz
Todd
Vernon Rd
Vernon Goedken
Certified Public Accountant
P.O
Wagners Printers
Davenport
Jem
Sra Johnson Motor Lodge
Téth Ave
West
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Nash Finch CO
Blairs Ferry Rd
Charcoal Steakhouse
3Rd Avenue
Porries
JWNER
Haut Steel
St. Louis
Lowe
Krueger
New World Playhouse
3Rd Ave
JIM_REEDER
So. Jil. Univ
Stanwood
Carpenters
Sanaa
7Th Ave
OMBO
Frau
Tom Quigley
von Schrader
Antails
J.C. Cleaners
Stone City Wa Tone
E&n Enterprises
Kalous & Sons
Ronnie
Dial
Numbi Is 367-1234. Tree Removal—Trimming Hauling. All Tynes
Sahn
Brockway Pool Supply Co
A. Wise
Lear’s
Salt Fe
Ken Miller
Mervin Larson
F.W. Lyman
Fernandez
C&c
Paul Straus
Nan Ave
Westbrook Construction Inc
Jim’s Sewer Service
Zobac “Construction Co.tin
Jacobson
H. Peterson
Fred Sacora
McDonald’s
Rae
Moargo
Harry
Gerald R. Hutton
Ed Slimon
Ree Reymnong
Pearse
Lulawn
Palo
Cecil Bunner
Carnet Sec
Stege Band
John Kerker
Fayette
Mr. Johnson
M. L. Hale
Jerry Myers
Haar Johnson School
Boll House
John Son Ave
Adams
Wwe
Dsa i Cailins
Searale
Linwood Knolls
Cath Ave
Personnel Office
Blairs Ferry
Rdt
Xpansion
Robert Thran
Amana
Williamshoro
Amana Refrigeration Inc
Amana, Lowa
Montgomery Ward & Co
2Nd Street SE
Dearborn Brass CO
Shaver Rd
Leonard Filipy
7Th St
Ist
Ave
Kemp Cock-A
Midwest
Illinois
Happel & Sons, Inc
Hawkeye Gowns
Iowa Rapids
Chevrolet
Joe Best
St. SE
Rapids
Pisste
Ervin Ot Rez
X “Alamingo
Bi2za Palace
EE Calpalace
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