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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1969

Page

4

Speed Crackdown Continues In Iowa Traffic Policy

Iowa public safety extends the 16 mph over limit suspension policy, doubling suspensions to 60 days. In five months 1968 traffic deaths fell versus 1967, while overall annual suspensions rose from 18,797 to 22,251. Commissioner Jack Fulton notes fatalities fluctuate and defends the tougher rule as effective thus far.

Larry Fruhling Des Moines UPI Town Public Safety Department Public Safety Jack Fulton Fulton Iowa

Conflict Within Iowa SDS Narrowing on Policy Clash

Iowa City SDS splits between regular faction opposing the Vietnam war and the PL faction urging revolutionary progress through worker student alliance. Local delegates to the Chicago convention backed PL, while internal leaders accuse PL of taking control with long speeches. A meeting at Memorial Union on Tuesday was expected to decide the issue amid anticipated bitter clashes.

Ford Clark Iowa City Students For A Democratic Society Memorial Union University of Iowa Chicago SDS Jerry Sies Tim Hyde Bruce Johnson Marshalltown

SDS split at national convention creates rival factions in Chicago

Michael Lally of Iowa City notes strong support for both factions at the national convention and locally. In Chicago the regulars elect Mark Rudd national secretary, while the PL faction taps John Pennington. Control of SDS headquarters, membership files, cash, and printing equipment may trigger legal action.

Michael Lally Iowa City Chicago Mark Rudd New York City Michael Klonsky John Pennington Harvard SDS

Daehn Family Reunion Held in Lowden

Seventy seven people attended the reunion of the late Mr and Mrs Herman Daehn families in Lowden. Mr and Mrs Gerhard Daehn were named hosts for the 1970 reunion.

Lowden Herman Daehn Gerhard Daehn

Bullets Hit Le Mars Police Car in Pursuit Near Hinton

Le Mars Lieutenant Jerry Kelly chased a car with two occupants toward Hinton when two bullets struck his patrol car. The assailants fled in fog after running a stop sign near the Walnut Grove feed plant. No injuries or theft were reported.

LE Mars UPI Hinton Jerry Kelly Kelly Walnut Grove

Cotten Guests in Spy Caper on IT TAKES A THIEF

Joseph Cotten stars in an unusual twist on the spy caper IT TAKES A THIEF airing in color at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday on Channel 9.

Joseph Cotten Channel 9

Atty General Warns of Auto Sale Bushing

Iowa Atty General Richard Turner warns of deceptive auto sales called bushing. Dealers ask buyers to sign a price contract then claim the order is not binding and demand higher payments. Turner says buyers, already financing, often pay the extra to avoid losing the loan.

Des Moines API Richard Turner Iowa Turner

Cedar Rapids Gazette Established 1883 ad rates

The Cedar Rapids Gazette, established in 1883 by The Sense Co., publishes daily and Sunday editions from Cedar Rapids Iowa. Subscription rates list carrier 65 cents a week and mail options including night edition and Sunday six issues at 1.70 a month or 16 a year. afternoon editions and Sunday seven issues at 1.85 a month or 17 a year, with separate terms for other states.

The Sense Co Third Ave Cedar Rapids Iowa U.S. Territories

Man Found After Missing Since Saturday

An 83 year old Manchester man, Kuno Wilcken, missing since Saturday, was found near Wolf Lake about 40 miles northeast of Grand Rapids Minnesota. He was spotted from the air by Civil Air Patrol, unharmed but examined after exposure to 45 degree temperatures.

Grand Rapids Itasca County Mounted Patrol Civil Air Patrol John Muhar Wilcken

Owen To Speak At Independence

Larry Owen executive vice-president Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce will address the Independence industrial development corporation and Chamber of Commerce joint meeting at the Wapsipinicon Golf club on July 8. He speaks on the realities of industrial development. Steak cookout starts at 7 p.m. Reservations due by July 5. tickets cost 3 dollars.

Gazette Independence Larry Owen Cedar Rapids

Registration Begins For Dance Classes In Iowa City

High school students and younger children may enroll for ballet predance and modern dance classes at the women's gymnasium. The University of Iowa department of physical education for women sponsors the program open to ages 5 through high school. Summer term runs Wednesday to August 7 with a $16 fee. Classes meet 45 minutes twice weekly.

Iowa City Women’s University of Iowa U. of I. Department of Physical Education

Swimming Lessons Set At Four Pools in Buchanan

Independence Iowa July sessions at four Buchanan county pools in Independence Jesup Fairbank and Winthrop offer swimming instruction. About 1500 youngsters expected with fees 1 at most pools and 1.50 at Fairbank. Registration available at local barber shop and banks with first day enrollment.

Buchanan Gazette Independence Buchanan County Red Cross Jesup Fairbank Winthrop Lyle Levnbaugh Independence Pool Brandon Rowley Quasqueton Winthrop Pool Carl Blumenshine Marilyn Bartett Urbana Savings Bank Rowley Savings Bank Farmers State Savings and Security State Independence and Peoples Bank

Des Moines Firemen Reject City Pay Raise Demand Higher Overtime

Des Moines firemen protest a 5.75 percent raise citing workload disparity. Union head Harry Jeffries urged time and a half for all hours over 40, noting 24 hour shifts on and 48 off. He questioned equality with other city workers and said negotiations continue. Thomas Van Smith earns Harvard BA, child of Mrs. Dean Smith.

Des Moines Harry Jeffries Jeffries Thomas van Smith Harvard University Dean Smith

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