Local graduate, veterans plan farewell trip abroad
The note lists Lt Raymond E Hoglund 47 of 1552 First Avenue Fort Eustis Va killed in service and plans rest and a trip abroad to Karlsruhe Germany July 12 two longtime details from Cedar Rapids Gazette.
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Preliminary Work on City Budget Begins
Born February 18 1920 in Sioux City he married Ruth Culver in 1941 at Gedar Rapids. He came to Marion in 1939 from Sioux City and worked 26 years for Iowa Manufacturing Co. He served in World War II. Survivors include wife a son and a daughter. Burial Cedar Memorial. Services Wednesday at Murdoch chapel. Graveside by Marion post 298. Visitation after 10 a.m. Tuesday.
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Arab Terrorists Strike Aden Oil Tanks
Terrorists blew holes in three large oil tanks at Aden harbor destroying about 40 000 tons of oil. No fire occurred. Mobil Oil feared ongoing flow but charges released valves. Assailants used three connected charges in an improved method aimed at British Petroleum tanks at Steamer Point amid Arab nationalist rivalry before independence next January.
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Tornadoes Across Europe Kill 22 Injure Hundreds
European storms lash France Netherlands and Britain killing at least 22 and injuring about 200. A tornado near Douai France killed seven and wounded about 40, while six died and 17 were hurt in Dutch regions. Five cave explorers drowned in Britain as waters rose in flooded caves.
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Cairo Airport Shut To Commercial Flights Amid Military Activity
Cairo international airport closed to commercial traffic at 5 30 am following increased fighter jet operations over the capital outskirts. A Czech delegation’s arrival preceded the measure with no official explanation given.
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Emerald Knights Take Fourth in Cedarburg Drum Corps
The Emerald Knights drum and bugle corps finished fourth in the C division at the 20th festival of music in Cedarburg Wisconsin. They earned a trophy and a $50 prize. director Bill Matuis led the two year old group in its first competition, among eight entrants.
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Rockefeller poised as potential 1968 nominee in West talk
West Yellowstone Montana UPI Nelson Rockefeller remains a possible 1968 GOP nominee as governors discuss his qualifications at a Western meeting. Governors Tom McCall Oregon and David Cargo New Mexico say a ballot would show strong support for Rockefeller. Reagan says he will stay out of primaries except as a favorite son to avoid a split.
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Linn Mar Board Meeting Tonight
The Linn Mar board of education will convene in the superintendent's office at 8 tonight. The public session is scheduled for the regular board meeting.
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JFK Inquiry Suspect Plans 100 Libel Suits
Gordon Novel said he would return to New Orleans next month to file about 100 libel suits against people who publicly supported District Attorney Jim Garrison. He named Senator Russell Long among those targeted and plans to file in federal court on July 7 or 8.
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Foreign dancers called spies by Iraqi paper
Albawra al Arabia charges that foreign girls dancing in Baghdad night clubs are spies for foreign powers and corrupting society. The paper urges banning dancers, singling out Britain the United States and West Germany, amid calls for action in the Iraqi capital.
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Fire Seen in Plane Tail Before Mohawk Jet Crash
Witnesses reported fire in the tail of a Mohawk Airlines BAC 111 just before it crashed into a mountain near Blossburg Pennsylvania killing all 34 aboard. Investigators said the jet appeared to fly lower than normal and debris fell away before impact. weather and sabotage found unlikely. flight data and voice recorders sent to Washington. authorities work to identify mutilated remains.
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Elgin Man Killed in One Car Crash on Highway 20
Special to The Gazette Robert clay Schupbach 24 of Elgin died after a one car crash on highway 20 two miles west of Winthrop in Buchanan county. He was driving with a revoked license and his car rolled five times then onto its top. The sheriff reported the same car was observed speeding earlier near Elgin and later at the crash site.
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Youth Arrested for Coin Box Breakin
A 17 year old boy was arrested early Sunday for breaking into two coin boxes at the King Koin Laundromat on Mt. Vernon Road SE. Officers found the juvenile inside the building at 12 52 a.m. He pried open boxes on a bleach and soap dispenser and took $6 85. He was released to his parents custody after questioning and his case referred to Linn County probation officers.
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