Democratic Party Under Fire as Mrs Huber Breaks Ranks
Mrs. Justin Huber of Cedar Rapids resigns as Linn County Democratic Women's club president to back Eugene McCarthy. She warns loyalty to Lyndon Johnson risks turning the party into his personal property and calls for broader dissent over the Vietnam policy.
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Cedar Rapids
Eugene McCarthy
Minnesota
Johnson
Justin Huber
Nineteenth’ Street
Linn County
Democratic Women's Club
McCarthy
Democratic Party
Lyndon Johnson
Mrs. Huber
Huber
Senator McCarthy
Chicago
Democratic Women’s Club
Plea Time For Krejci Family On Delinquency Charges
Thomas Krejci and Laura Krejci of 2612 Avenue NE were given until next Thursday to move or plead to charges of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Investigators linked the case to a February 10 Cedar Rapids traffic accident that killed James Wilson, with alcohol and pornographic movies cited as factors.
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Thomas Krejcci
Laura Krejci
Avenue NE
Krejcis
Fred Dumbaugh
Thomas Krejci
Paul Kinion
Krejci
Loren Hullinger, Jr
Cedar Rapids
James Wilson
Golf practice sites set in three Cedar Rapids parks
Parks Su perintendent Elmer Delaney designates three Cedar Rapids parks for golf practice. Seminole Valley park along the Cedar river, a unnamed parcel on Wilson avenue SW east of West Post road, and Ellis park across Zika avenue from the golf course. Seminole Valley and Wilson avenue sites operate only until municipal courses reopen in April. Ellis park remains open.
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Cedar Rapids
Elmer Delaney
Seminole Valley Park
Cedar River
Wilson Avenue
West Post Road
Ellis Park
Zika Avenue
Seminole Valley
Delaney
Train Tragedy in Austria Kills Four, Injures Seven
An express train derailment in MarchtrenK Austria on Thursday left four dead and seven injured, authorities reported. The accident disrupted service and prompted an investigation into its cause.
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Marchtrenk
Austria
Girl Apologizes Dismiss Charge Of Shoplifting
Doris Kay Koelker 19 of Dyersville had a February shoplifting charge dismissed by Municipal Judge John B. Reilly after she paid for the items at McLellan's department store and issued a public apology. The judge placed her under the custody of attorney Max Jenk and ordered weekly letters to the attorney for the next several weeks.
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Doris Kay Koelker
Dyersville
John B. Reilly
McLellan’s
Max Jenk
Reilly
Doris Koelker
Today's Columnists James Reston po Louis Harris
Columnists James Reston and Louis Harris are noted for their forthcoming pieces in today’s pages. Reston offers insight into political developments while Harris analyzes public opinion trends and polling perspectives.
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James Reston
Louis Harris
Ballet Star Defects to United States
Hungarian dancer Ivan Nagy age 24 has defected to the United States after visiting Washington for a guest appearance with the National Ballet. Nagy says he left for career opportunities rather than political reasons and cites better chances in America.
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Nagy
Saturday Review
Walter Terry
the Review
Barb Conway
Dino
America
Washington, D.C
Frederic Franklin
National Ballet
Feasibility Study Ordered For Toll Road Network
AMES AP The Iowa highway commission ordered a study to determine the feasibility of building a statewide toll road system. The notice appears amid an advertisement for a tavern for sale or lease with a contact number 364 9611 after 6.
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Ames
Iowa Highway Commission
Commission
Harry Hiawatha
Shirley Bradley, Jr
Ken
Ethel Nelson Denies Assault in Municipal Court
Ethel Nelson aged 36 of 1607 Twenty-fourth Street NW pled innocent to an assault and battery charge. Trial in municipal court set for March 28. The complaint, signed by Judy Rhomberg of Route 2 Mr. Vernon, alleges Nelson pulled off Rhomberg’s wig and struck her in the face at the Circle tavern on February 26.
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Ethel Nelson
Twenty-fourth Street
Judy Rhomberg
Route Two
Vernon
Rhomberg
Circle Tavern
Ely
Glenn Powers
Bertram Township
Collins Radio
City Briefs and Local Notices Sweep Friday Events
City Briefs advertise Catholic laymen luncheon at the Roosevelt hotel and an Embassy club talk by Parole and Probation Agent Harland F Sprinkle. Other items include St Ludmila cafe ad, Masso Therapy at Evans, and dean’s list honors for Tvrdik and DeWees. Temple Judah hosts Dr Harvey Goldberg speaking on Libyan Jewry.
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Roosevelt Hotel
Harland F. Sprinkle
Embassy Club
Temple Judah
Harvey Goldberg
University of Iowa
Libya
Eight Bankruptcy, One Chapter 13 Petitions Filed
Eight bankruptcy petitions plus a chapter 13 repayment plan have been filed in Cedar Rapids federal court. Debtors include Robbie E. Gillespie of Whitier owner of B and J Appliance Anamosa listing debts and assets. Daniel E. Hunter head waiter listing debts and assets. Sandra L. Glover Hiawatha secretary. Phillip G. Wood Ackley laborer. Clarence J. Putney Conrad construction laborer. John K. Glacklin machinist. Mack and Shirley Gibson truck driver and maid. Phyllis Williams Grove court SE waitress. William and Mary Ross listed with debts and assets and exemptions.
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Cedar Rapids
Robbie E. Gillespie
Whittier
Anamosa
Daniel E. Hunter
Bever Avenue SE
Sandra L. Glover
Hiawatha
Phillip G. Wood
Ackley
Clarence J. Putney
Conrad Construction
John K. Glacklin
Eighth Street NW
Mack
Shirley Gibson
Grande Avenue SE
Phyllis Williams
Grovecourt SE
William and Mary Ross
Forfeits $110 Bond On Assault Charge
Donald Eugene Meyers, 34, of 1049 Center Point road NE forfeited a $110 bond by failing to appear in municipal court on an assault and battery charge. He was accused of grabbing his ex wife Janice Meyers and holding her billfold with $32, causing her to faint on February 25.
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Donald Eugene Meyers
Center Point Road NE
Dorothy
Henecke
I Avenue NW
Janice Meyers
Painter with debts and assets listed in filing
A painter on Avenue NW reports debts totaling 20 871 dollars against assets of 650 dollars with 500 dollars claimed exempt.
Forfeits $30 Bond for Missing Court Appearance
Thomas Vizal Jr aged 51 forfeited a $30 bond after failing to appear in court while near the municipal courthouse at city hall. He was in Linn county jail on May’s island when his time came and received a ten day sentence on a separate intoxication charge. Vizal of 809 Fourth Street SW is scheduled for release on March 15.
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Thomas Vizal, Jr
City Hall
Vizal
Linn County
May
Fourth Street
Explorer Group Being Organized By C R Teachers
The Cedar Rapids Education Assn CREA plans to sponsor a Boy Scout explorer post for boys interested in education. CREA president Robert Arnold said the representative assembly voted to proceed after Hawkeye Area Council officials noted about 100 interested boys. An organizing committee will work with the Scout office to set up the post.
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Cedar Rapids Education Assn
Robert Arnold
CREA
Hawkeye
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