Romney Declares He Will Not Seek 1964 GOP Nomination
Washington Governor Romney of Michigan said he will not become a candidate for the 1964 Republican presidential nomination. He spoke before presenting Detroit's bid for the 1964 GOP national convention to the party site committee and emphasized focusing on Michigan's problems and constitutional reforms.
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Washington
Romney
Michigan
Detroit
G.O.P
Detroit Free Press
Sabin Vaccine Clinics Planned in Two Linn Community Schools
Linn county public health office announces Sabin oral polio vaccine clinics at Central City Community School and Alburnett Community School across three Sundays March 17 April 28 and May 26. Dosages cost 25 cents each with a waiver for under six months. Public Health Nurse Janet Mapel notes broad eligibility and state and local health officials approve the Sabin vaccine. Dr. Alfred Brendel supervises clinics under public health nursery authority.
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Sabin
Linn County
County Public Health Nursing
Central City Community School
Central City Kiwanis Klub
Alburnett Community School
Alburnett Lions Club
Janet Mapel
Alfred Brendel
Central City
Two Charged with Disturbing Peace
Xavier C. Mendoza 20 of 517 B avenue NE pled innocent in municipal court to disturbing the peace by fighting. Judge Howard McLaughlin set his trial for March 26. Mendoza is accused of fighting with Robert D. McGinnis 21 of Iowa City at 12 11 a.m. Sunday at Dance land 124 Third street. McGinnis was ordered to appear on a similar charge next Saturday.
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Xavier C. Mendoza
B Avenue NE
Howard McLaughlin
Mendoza
Robert D. McGinnis
Iowa City
Danceland
Third Street
E. McGinnis
McLaughlin
Fire causes substantial loss at Garnaville home
Garnaville report says a dwelling fire Sunday caused about $5,000 in damage. The house was to be occupied by John Horton and family, newly arrived game warden, with furniture moved in but the family still in Ottumwa. Kitchen gutted, widespread smoke and water damage followed.
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Garnavillo
John Horton
Ottumwa
Horton
W. F. Pete Assmus of Independence Dies
W. F. Assmus, 52, meat market operator in Independence, died Monday at Peoples hospital after a World War II Navy service. Survived by wife Helen four daughters Judith Jane Betty and two sisters. Services pending at Hawe funeral home.
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Independence
W. F.ence Assmus
Peoples Hospital
Assmus
Order of Foresters
Helen
John Welsh
Philadelphia
Judith
University of Michigan
Jane
University of Iowa
Betty
Leo Maucka
Cedar Rapids
James Langan
Pennsylvania
Raymond Tayek
Anaheim
Calif
Hawe Funeral Home
Local TV anchor Chris Everson brief daily area update
KCRG TV reporter Chris Everson delivers the latest area happenings in a Monday through Friday 5 55 broadcast, highlighting community events, weather notes, and local developments.
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Kcrg-Tv
Chris Everson
Council Holds Hearing on Rail Spur Easement
The city council held a public hearing on an easement to extend a rail spur to Cedar Rapids Hide and Fur Co. on Ninth Avenue SE. Objections cited could block future street extension and hinder fire access. An extension is needed for a warehouse behind the current building. zoning is M-1 and M-2 areas. Action on the easement is set for a later meeting.
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Council
Cedar Rapids
R. J. Mitralsky
Bob Johnson
French Bombers Collide and Crash in Bordeaux Region
Three French air force twin engine bombers collided in flight at 7,000 feet over the pine forests of Bordeaux. Five airmen were killed and five wounded. One plane appeared severed in two. the other two attempted emergency landings and crashed.
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Bordeaux
France
Central City Family Hurt in Auto Crash
Three members of a Central City family were injured in a one car crash Sunday morning four miles south of Central City on highway 13. Arlen R. Howe 28 Frieda 25 and their son Mark 2 were taken to St Luke's hospital with cuts and bruises. The boy was in fairly good condition Monday. His parents were treated and released. Deputies said a wheel went off the highway causing the car to skid and side swipe a small bridge.
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Central City
Arlen R. Howe
Frieda
Mark
St. Luke's Hospital
Linn County
Howe
Secret speeches mark Geneva disarmament talks stalemate
At the 17 nation disarmament conference in Geneva the day’s proceedings were kept secret after a three hour session. Officials noted the East West stalemate over inspection persists and no progress on a test ban treaty is expected soon.
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Geneva
Tsarapkin
Joseph Godber
London
William Foster
Vasily Kuznetsov
Peru Junta Maintains June Elections Despite Ouster
Gen. Nicholas Lindley Lopez, new Peru junta chief, says the bloodless removal of Gen. Perez Godoy will not delay democratic elections set for June 9. The junta, initially accusing Prado fraud, reshaped leadership to install an anti communist regime with U.S. ties. The public reaction was calm as Pérez Godoy left with no new member named to replace the four man group.
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Lima
Peru
Nicholas Lindley Lopez
Ricardo Perez Godoy
Lindley
U.S. Army
Perez Godoy
South America
Pacific
U.S
Command and General Staff School
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Manuel Prado
Victor de la Torre
Apra
Viva Peru
Rites at Center Point For Anna Simon 86
Center Point Anna Simon 86 long time resident died Sunday morning. Born May 24 1876 in Czechoslovakia she came to the United States at age two. She married Anton Simon January 30 1897. he died in 1945. Surviving are two sons William of Center Point and
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Center Point
Anna Simon
Anna Stanek
Czechoslovakia
United States
Anton Simon
Simon
William
Monticello Man Hurt in Mishap
Henry Eilts 68 of Monticello was hospitalized with chest injuries after a three car crash at Council street and Fiftieth street NE. August Baack 37 of Rochester and Herman Puckhaber 49 of 4308 Sherman St NE were involved. Eilts was charged with failure to have his car under control.
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Henry Eilts
Monticello
St. Luke’s Hospital
Council Street
Fiftieth Street
Eilts
August Baack
Rochester
Minn
Herman Puckhaber
Sherman Street
Puckhaber
Baack
Cryovac contract set with United Rubber Workers Local 426
A three year labor pact between United Rubber Workers Local 426 and Cryovac division of W R Grace Co takes effect March 21. The deal offers three week vacations after ten years service and wage boosts of five cents per hour in years two and three. Minimum base at Cryovac plant runs 174 for women and 199 for men. Negotiations were led by union president Robert E Carson and national representative Ernest E Payne for the union and by A S Austin industrial relations manager and W E Woods plant manager for Cryovac.
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United Rubber Workers Local 426
Cryjovac
W. R. Grace Co
Cryovac
Robert E. Carson
Ernest E. Payne
A. S. Austin
W. E. Woods
Federal Court Air-Conditioning Project Starts in Cedar Rapids
Remodeling of the federal court quarters on the third floor of the Cedar Rapids post office building began Monday with planning underway and a large conduit shipment. Start date March 1 set May 15 as completion. Project includes air conditioning partitions space reconfiguration and new lighting. One new bankruptcy petition filed. Engineering helper William H. Elliott lists 2040 in debts and 100 in assets all exempt.
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Cedar Rapids
William H. Elliott
Sixth Avenue SE
Man escapes injury after car hits dog on highway 150
James O'Hara aged 44 of Mr. Vernon escaped with minor injuries when his vehicle struck a dog three miles south of Independence on highway 150. He lost control, veered into a ditch, smashed a fence, and landed in a field. The dog was killed.
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Independence
James O’hara
Vernon
Here
O’hara
Gazette Press Rates and Address Details
Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 publishes daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. Subscription rates list carrier 45 cents a week and mail options for night and Sunday editions with monthly and yearly prices. note no mail subs in towns with Gazette carrier service. Associated Press is exclusive for local news republication.
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The
Gazette Co
Third Ave
Cedar Rer
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
U.S
Associated Press
Graham Cancels Revival Tour As Graham Falls Ill
Honolulu report states evangelist Billy Graham, hospitalized with an acute undetermined infection, has canceled a revival tour for the first time in his career. The Far Eastern crusade proceeds, with Manila set for March 10 as the first stop.
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Honolulu
Billy Graham
Manila
Graham
St. Francis Hospital
Hoffa Pledges No Nationwide Truck Strike
James Hoffa told reporters in Wilmington that all Teamster contracts will expire simultaneously by next year and a national master contract would be pursued. He warned there is no danger of a nationwide strike while he remains president.
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Wilmington
Del
James Hoffa
Teamster
Teamsters
Hoffa
Gross Sentenced on False Uttering Count
Edgar Gross, 41, of Marshalltown, pled guilty in municipal court to false uttering of a check. Judge Howard McLaughlin gave a 30 day suspended jail sentence. He allegedly wrote a $10 check to the Guaranty Bank and Trust Co. on Feb 8 and was ordered to make restitution.
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Edgar Gross
Marshalltown
Howard McLaughlin
Guaranty Bank and Trust Co
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