Weather and traffic and obituaries notes from Friday
Fractured weather figures show high 31 low 14 in Bismarck with light Friday precipitation none March totals at 2.48 normal 5.02. A long list of traffic fines and press notices follows with names city locations and settlements from multiple Iowa towns and counties.
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Bismarck
Signpolis
Chicago
N. Orleans
Denver
New York
Duluth
Omaha
L. Angeles
Phoenix
Miami
Seattle
Gazette
NBC Plans Buy of Palmer Enterprises Reach
The New York Times reports NBC intends to acquire most of Arnold Palmer Enterprises. Palmer would appear on NBC as a sports commentator and help develop new programs, with Palmer’s Cleveland headquarters firm posting about 15 million dollars in sales last year.
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New York
National Broadcasting Co
Tokyo
Arnold Palmer
New York Times
Arnold Palmer Enterprises, Inc
Cleveland
Palmer
the Times
NBC
Miami
London
McCormack
U.S
American Motors reports 23 percent February sales rise
Detroit AP said American Motors posted a 23 percent jump in February retail sales over January driven by Rambler American line after a $200 price cut. Deliveries reached 17,332 in February from 14,108 in January, according to Thomas Coupe, automotive sales VP.
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Detroit
American Motors
Thomas Coupe
Lost Item Wanted Ad Prompt
Short notice urges quick help to locate a lost item using a want ad. The message provides a contact number 369-1234 for readers to place or respond to the ad.
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the Gazette
India Opens Center for Fish Study
Indian scientists compile dossiers on tuna mackerel herring sardine and anchovy in the Indian Ocean. The National Institute of Oceanography will chart fish populations and movements to boost annual yields toward 25 million tons in 15 years.
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India
New Delhi
Indian Ocean
Asia
N. K. Panikkar
National Institute of Oceanography
Panikkar
Australia
Africa
Powell Preacher Powell Remarks at Bahamas Vacation Resort
The Rev. Adam Clayton Powell preached to about 150 on a Bimini tennis court as lawyers seek to untangle his U S entanglement. He declared that when a man falls he shall rise again and if he falls on God’s side he will be picked up. The message greeted visiting Seventh Day Adventist students from Maryland.
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Bimini
Bahamas
Adam Clayton Powell
Isand
U.S
Washington
Powell
Maryland
Kennedy Vietnam peace talks proposal called notable event
Moscow dispatch notes Senator Kennedy proposed halting U S bombing of North Vietnam and seeking peace talks within a week. Kiev Izvestia says Senate opposition not affecting the White House and labels the speech as a notable event on Capitol Hill.
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Moscow
Izvestia
Robert Kennedy
Vietnam
Senate
White House
Kennedy
U.S
North Vietnam
Capitol Hill
James Bond Receives Library Card in Greenville
James Bond of Greenville was issued a library card by Shephard Memorial Library. The card's last three digits read 007, tying to the famous 007 number.
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Greenville, N.C
James Bond
Greenville
Shephard Memorial Library
Youths Arrested for Possession of Beer
Two youths aged 15 and 17 were arrested Friday night in the 1100 block of Nineteenth Street SE for possession of beer as minors. They were released to their parents and the cases referred to probation officers.
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Ninteenth Street
Local man from Marquette found fatally shot
The Clayton County medical examiner Dr. Clifford Smith ruled the death a self-inflicted gunshot. The deceased, 75, was identified as a resident of Marquette.
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Marquette
John McNally
Clayton County
Clifford Smith
Supervisors Press Cedar Rapids On Court Building Delays
Two Linn county supervisors criticise Cedar Rapids city for delaying a municipal court facility under the county courthouse. Delays affect courthouse space decisions and edgewood road funding. Mayor Johnson defends cooperation and cites pressures from growth and shared services.
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Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Scolaro
William Linstrom
Democrats Irked At Exclusion From Roads Meeting
Linn county based Democrats say six Republican colleagues excluded them from a state highway commission session about Linn county road projects. Sen. John M. Ely Jr and Reps. Walter L. McNamara and Richard Radl criticize lack of invitation while urging a united front for road improvements.
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Linn County
State Highway Commission
John M. Ely, Jr
Walter L. McNamara
Richard Radl
Linn’ County
Sen
Tom Riley
Highway Commission
Ames
Two Arrested for Resisting Arrest in Cedar Rapids
Police served warrants Friday afternoon on Lloyd Hasson 24 of 916 Tenth Street NE and Grace A. Chaplick 47 of 613 First Street SW for resisting execution of process. They were charged on Feb 19 and held in county jail with bonds set at 500 dollars each.
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Cedar Rapids
Lloyd Hasson
Tenth Street
Grace A. Chaplick
First Street
Three Die and Four Ill From Car Carbon Monoxide
In Greensburg Indiana carbon monoxide in a running station wagon, left on hospital lot with no muffler, killed three children ages 4 3 and 6 months. The mother Maudie Herbert 26 and three other children Linda 10 Allen 9 Roger 2 were rushed to hospital in serious condition.
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Greensburg
Ind
Decatur County Memorial Hospital
Catherine Herbert
Kennedy
Thomas
Maudie Herbert
Millhousen
Here
Linda
Allen
Roger
Dale Herbert
Drake University Dean's List Honors 1966 Fall Students
Dean's list recognition goes to Mary Larrabee Allen, Monty Ray Bertelli, and Chris J. Scheer from Drake University for the 1966 fall semester. New location Bill's Watch and Clock Repair, 221 10th St. NW. Floyd Davis joins Goodale Barber Shop, 112 3rd St. SE. Knitting classes start March 13 led by Ruth Ann Gable. Chicken special at Johnson Avenue Queen's Kitchen priced at 1.08. Knights of Columbus Council 909 hosting a steak fry on March 4 from 6 to 9 p.m. Details and other local ads listed.
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Mary Larrabee Allen
Cottage Grove Avenue
Monty Ray Bertelli
Elmwood Drive
Chris J. Scheer
Houston Street
Drake University
Larry A Peyton Faces Two Charges at Police Station
Larry A Peyton aged 20 was charged with resisting an officer after striking Officer Merle Spicer while being booked on drunkenness. He required force to be moved to a cell and is held in Linn county jail with $500 bond on each charge.
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Larry A. Peyton
Peyton
Merle Spicer
Linn
Hoffa Men Preparing New Appeal
Attorneys for James R. Hoffa prepare another appeal to keep the Teamsters president out of jail after two appeals were denied. Hoffa must report to the U.S. marshal in Washington to begin an eight year sentence. The judge refused to delay the sentence until April 1 despite Hoffa's lawyers arguing for contract negotiations.
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Washington
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Hoffa
U.S
Chattanooga
Tenn
Teamsters
U.S. District Court
Matthew McGuire
U.S. Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Wilson
Cedar Rapids Woman Hurt in Two Car Collision
Barbara Loyd, 32, of 825 Pawnee Drive NW, sustained leg and knee injuries when her car collided with a vehicle driven by James R. Thompson, who was traveling the wrong way on a one way street. Thompson pleaded guilty in municipal court to the wrong way offense, was fined $10 and costs, and released after posting a $500 bond.
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Larry Martin
Twentyfirst Street
James R. Thompson
Highwood Drive
Howard G. Magle
Second Street
Marion
Joseph Conley
Seventh Street
Virgil V. Wilson
Council Street
Harold H. Compton
Cedar Rapids
St. Luke’s Hospital
First Street
Second Avenue
Barbara Loyd
Pawnee Drive
Howard McLaughlin
Thompson
Cedar Rapids Realtors Seek May Referendum on Elderly Low Rent Housing
About a dozen Cedar Rapids realtors met with Mayor Bob Johnson and Public Improvements Commissioner Don Canny to discuss relocations due to urban renewal and highway projects. A letter from the five-man agency on low rent housing will be presented at Tuesday's informal city council meeting requesting a May referendum to start a low rent housing project for the elderly.
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Cedar Rapids
Bob Johnson
Public Improvements
Don Canney
Two Killed in Crash Near Garnaville
Two Guttenberg men died when a car driven by Elmer Joseph Herman left the road near Garnaville and struck a pole and tree. Dwane Troester and Jerry Welch, 21 and 27, were killed. Herman, 24, was hospitalized in satisfactory condition. Troester’s parents and Welch’s widow are noted as survivors. Sheriff Milton Klink led the investigation with Deputy Earl Sterling and Trooper Howard Bell.
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Guttenberg
Garnaville
Jerry Welch
Dwane Troester
Elmer Joseph Herman
Clayton County
Milton Klink
Herman
Troester
Earl Troester
Welch
Tuecke Funeral Home
Earl Sterling
Howard Bell
Grant for Closed Circuit TV to Coe College
Rep. John Culver announces a $3,385 federal grant to Coe College for closed circuit television equipment under Title VI of the Higher Education Act of 1965. The program aims to improve undergraduate instruction.
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Washington
Coe College
John Culver
Dtown
Man pays for ride by smashing window in car
James Hanson reports two men rode with him after a 2:50 a.m. pickup. One man smashed the right front window with his fist as Hanson stopped to let them out. Joe C. Melichar suffered eye injuries from flying glass and was treated at Mercy hospital and released.
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James Hanson
Fourteenth Avenue SE
Hanson
Joe C. Melichar
First Street
Melichar
Mercy Hospital
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William McDevitt
Devaney
Carl B. Wiggins
Powell's
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Eman Kucera
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Keystone
Oelwein
Leonard Fox
Brant’s. Monona
Leo Havlicek
St. Peter’s Church
Schultz’. Anamosa
Steven Parsons
Raymond Parsons
Goettsch’s. Anamosa
James Abel
Frederic Abel
St. Patrick’s Church
Goettsch’s. Mt. Vernon
Harold R. Hanley
Morgan’s
Spot General Int
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Willi
Myron Belkind
Dr. Panikkar
Bobby
By George Kruse
Anthony Scolaro
Edgewood Road
Linn County Farm Bureau
Iowa Highway Commission
Dudley Henderson
Henderson
Edgewood
Robert M. L. Johnson
Johnson
City County
School Board
County Board
Joint City County Health Department
County Conservation Commission
Howard R. Green Engineering Co
Stewart Shank
Linn County Juvenile Probation Office
Linstrom
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home and Cemetery
John E. Lapes
3Rd Ave
Indiana
Bill's Watch and Clock Repair
10Th St
Floyd Davis
Goodale
3Rd St
John Chadima
Hubbard Ice Co
Klip
Kurl
34Th St. NE
Ruth Ann Gable
Johnson Avenue
Queen's Kitchen
Knights of Columbus
Council
Realtors
Coe
Turner’s
Turner Mortuary
First Ave
John B. Turner
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