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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1969
Page
6
A partial text fragment reports Cedar Rapids market news coverage. It mentions Overflow Financial and Market News and includes names or initials but lacks clear events or figures. No definitive person or organization action is discernible from the readable portion.
Des Moines police report the arrest of a 19 year old on the near north side sparked disorders including multiple car stoneings. A motorist, Tom Vinson, was injured by flying debris. about $300 in damage was noted. Authorities warned of further incidents as tensions rose amid the action.
City briefs report Carolyn Kep aart of 05 K avenue NW hospitalized as a surgical patient at Mercy Hospital. Also noted is a burglary report at Allison Hotel where Antonio Barboni found $221.50 missing from his room. A local beautician manager advertises a liberal commission from Tony's Steak House with Sunday hours and fried chicken bulfat priced at $1.
The Iowa real estate commission informally ruled that choose your own neighbor selling cards are not discriminatory on their face but will consult the civil rights commission. Agents say the cards can aid outreach while officials fear minority exclusion. a statewide advisory statement will be prepared for all real estate agents.
Chicago produce notes show erratic market terms with odd spellings and mixed items. New York quotations list white table items, fancy damask lines, and sugar-like prices. Livestock auction entries report cattle, calves, feeder cattle, and calves with regional price notes and volume figures.
In Las Vegas Nevada a trial judge postponed a ruling on Ted Linn a Wyoming murder convict awaiting a new trial motion Linn was among four men charged in the deaths of Larry Olinger and Robert Stucker Sentencing is set for July 4 for David Goldsmith who pled no contest to conspiracy in Stucker's death
DES MOINES AP reports Senator Harold Hughes condemns rapid military budget action while arguing for welfare funding. He cites malnutrition and neglect in cities as he spoke at the Town Regional Medical Program convention. He warned against spending billions on Asia and war while neglecting domestic needs.
Death report notes Alvin Dietze 58 died in Scottsdale Arizona after a lingering illness. Survivors include brother Frank W. Dietze. Classifieds mention coin show June 2 at Montrose Hotel with silver dollars and gold coins for sale.
Friday night at St Phil X church Cub Scouts Pack 27 awarded Steven Strempke Randy Hansel Mikes Nordman Ted Krauss Tom Keatner Danny Takes Kevini Leaven and Bruce Jacobs.
At about 5 11 am volunteer Francis Stammeyer was called to a fire at Stam Meyer Electric, his own store. The building burned out with an estimated loss of 15000 dollars due to faulty wiring near the main entrance. Firefighters prevented spread to adjacent buildings.
Italian police officer Mario Voletich drove home and entered a one-way street wrong. He stepped out, inspected his license and registration, and issued himself a ticket for 1.60. He admitted forgetting the new sign and asked for forgiveness.
Michael T. Cline, 21, of 128 Twenty-seventh Street Drive SE, was charged Friday night with drunk driving after officers stopped him on Thirty-third Avenue near J Street SW for throwing beer from his car. He was held in the city jail Saturday in lieu of a $600 bond.
Coe junior Steven D. Peterson wins the Knox scholarship for top two year academic average at Coe. He receives sixty dollars per remaining year. Coe sophomore Shorry Germanio, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Peter Germanio, Greencastle Pa, wins the Macy K. Fuller Art Prize for the year’s outstanding art student with a cash award.
Turner, 26, of Hiawatha, was arrested Friday at the Alltowa fair on a Davenport warrant for false pretenses. Authorities say she obtained money from a Davenport resident by deception and she is held on a $5,000 bond awaiting Davenport police.
Stephanie Phillips of 2329 Bompet Street SE was charged after a two car crash when she turned into the path of Robert G. Gillam at 42 Thirty Seventh Street NE, in front of 2427 Gr Avenue NE. Phillips was treated at St Luke's Hospital for minor injuries and released. the crash occurred Friday.
Lisa Smith 5 of 1060 West Ninth avenue Marion was bumped on the head Friday after a car at 4245 First avenue SE struck her. Mercy hospital treated and released the girl. Driver Clinton C Berry route two Cedar Rapids said he watched for a child and the girl ran into his path. No charges filed. In a separate incident Joseph R Lindquist Joplie Missouri was charged with driving the wrong way after a collision on Third street NW at E avenue. Larry E Guthrie 1630 Sixth street NW suffered neck and arm injuries and hip injury. treated and released at Mercy hospital.
Shannon B Charlton 7 died Thursday and funeral services will be held Monday at 2 p.m. in the Methodist church with a service at the Mason rest home. Charlton was a World War I veteran and long served as a district court judge.
Gary D. Knoke 21 of 119 Thirty-sixth Street Drive SE given until July 3 to waive or demand preliminary hearing on robbery charge linked to the June 3 beating and robbery of Lloyd Hillsheim 42 of 1403 C Street SW. Rudy Papakee 20 of 1443 Third Street SB charged in connection with the same incident. Delay in Truth in Packaging rulemaking as FTC postpones enforcement, 4 to 1 vote. Dixon dissenting.
Greek premier Georges Papadopoulos reshuffled his cabinet amid government scandal rumors and a clash with the judiciary. He altered four ministries, kept defense education and foreign affairs, and added one new minister.
In Buenos Aires a 26 year old former labor leader Emilio Jauregui was killed during a Friday night protest against Gov. Nelson Rockefeller’s Argentina visit. A policeman was wounded as clashes broke out with demonstrators from the antigovernment General Confederation of Labor faction after Jauregui allegedly fired first before being shot in self defense. Jauregui had been ousted from a union post two years earlier by the military regime of Juan Carlos Ongania who accused him of communism.
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