Court forfeits car in Linn County narcotic case
Linn County Attorney seeks to forfeit a 1966 Chevelle owned by Henry Illinois man after police found marijuana in the trunk during a narcotics arrest of Robert B. Newton 20. Judge Warren Rees ruled the vehicle forfeited to the state under a 127th Iowa code provision. A second similar hearing is pending for Milton Kendall.
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Linn County
Linn District Court
Warren Rees
Henry
Ill
Robert B. Newton
State Department of Justice
Board of Supervisors
Justice Department
Rees
Newton
Milton G. Kendall
First Avenue NE
Marion Woman 66 Dies After Lingering Illness
Aline M. Bedell 66 of Marion died at home Friday after a lingering illness. Born August 25, 1902 in Des Moines she lived in Fort Worth Texas before moving to Marion in 1963. Survived by husband Harold W. Bedell one daughter J H Griffin of Sacramento six siblings eight grandchildren and one great grandchild. Services Monday at 10 a.m. at St Josephs Church Cedar Rapids burial Mt Calvary Marengo. Rosary Sunday 8 p.m. at Monahan Stewart Funeral Home.
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Marion
Aline M. Bedell
Harold W. Bedell
Third Avenue
Des Moines
Fort Worth
Texas
J. H. Griffin
Sacramento
Calif
John Flanagan
Pilattsville
Wis
James
William Flanagan
Williamsburg
Ernest Wagner
Marengo
Bruce Wilson
North English
Clarence Hanson
Sarasota
Fla
Sam Sheahan
Irving
Tom Boyd
Fresno
Monahan- Stewart
Cedar: Rapids
St. Joseph’s Church
William H. Blessington
Mt. iCalvary Cemetery
Father Blessington
Funeral
Rescuer Needed Rescue Himself Houston Chimney Incident
In Houston a 17 year old named Dough Dusan offered to climb a chimney to rescue an unidentified teenage girl locked out of her home. Firefighters used a rope to pull him out after about 45 minutes. The girl was inside the fashionable southwest Houston residence when the door could not be opened.
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Houston
UPI
Dusan
Proxmire Slams Admin Inflation Policy Amid Criticism
Senator Proxmire says the administration relies on neutral policies and generalizations to curb inflation and fails to roll back oil price hikes. He cites hearings showing no budget surplus and warns the approach may cost American consumers. He faults economic advisers for too-little action and too-late warnings.
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Washington
Proxmire
D-Wis
Senate House Economic Committee
National Association of Manufacturers
Chamber of Commerce
New York
Paul McCracken
Council of Economic Advisers
Truman Walks to Independence Business District
Former President Truman walked to Independence's business district eight days after hospital discharge. He appeared in public wearing a suit and hat, quickly drawing reporters and onlookers as he moved along Main Street.
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Independence
Truman
Voters Approve 700000 Bond for Clarksville School
Clarksville residents authorize a 700000 bond issue and a separate bond tax levy for a new junior-senior high school. The bond issue passes 796 to 64 and the tax levy 786 to 73.
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Clarksville
Good Reason For No License He's Too Young
A charge of operating a motor vehicle without a valid Iowa driver's license was dismissed in municipal court on Thursday against Kevin C Flynn age 10. Judge Clinton Shaeffer cited the offender's age. Officer Kacena observed him riding a mini bike on the sidewalk with an 11 year old passenger.
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Iowa
Kevin C. Flynn
B Avenue NE
Clinton Shaeffer
Kevin
Robert Kacena
Arrest Follows Campus Shots at San Francisco State
A 21 year old Negro student James Kennedy was charged after a Friday night shooting at San Francisco State college. Police said six pistol shots were fired into Merced Hall and windows broken. Officers seized a .38 revolver a .25 automatic and ammunition.
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SAN Francisco
San Francisco State College
Merced Hall
James Kennedy
Breakin at Cafe Nets Thieves $565
Burglars broke into Martha's cafe at 1422 Third Street SE Thursday night and stole about $565 from a safe and a rear hiding place containing $65. Police found no visible forced-entry signs.
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Cafe
Nets
Martha’s Cafe
Third Street
Want Ad Recruitment Ad Promises Hidden Hire Aids
A classified notice invites readers to use a want ad service to locate hard to find items or staff. The feature highlights discreet listings and targeted placements for job seekers and buyers alike.
City Briefs and Local Notices Snapshot
Civil defense siren test scheduled for Saturday at 10 am. Various ads note events at St Ludmila auditorium and Hiawatha library, plus store closings and sales. Local students from Williams College Grinnell College and College of St. Thomas named to dean’s lists. A Moose Lodge dinner fundraiser and Eagles Turkey Supper are listed with times and prices. An auto shop burglary at Schamberger Motors is reported with a $35 cash loss.
British Catholics Call for Change
Progressive Roman Catholics in Britain demand divestment of superfluous riches and elimination of the Italian mentality from the Curia. They criticize a Curia seen as wealth tied and nationalistic, saying it weakens evangelical authority and renders papal documents empty. The protest came from the Pastoral Development Group formed in December.
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London
Britain
Bogota
Four Injured in Three Collisions On C R Streets
Four people were injured in three Cedar Rapids accidents Thursday afternoon. Floyd L. Smith was treated for a fractured left wrist after a two vehicle crash on Sixth Street and Twenty seventh Avenue SW and was charged with driving to the left of center. Susan E. Mott sustained a fractured left arm and facial lacerations in a two car wreck at First Avenue and Twenty seventh Avenue SE. Jane Osterhaus was cited for disobeying a traffic signal. A three car collision at E Avenue and Thirteenth Street NW left Kim R. Shearer and Loys E. Adams with knee and mouth injuries. Adams and Bonnie J. Spear were treated for injuries and released. Spear and Shearer faced charges for failure to yield at a stop.
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Cedar Rapids
Floyd L. Smith
Oakland Road
St. Luke’s Hospital
Smith
Gerald K. Haight
Thirty-second Street
Sixth Street
Twenty Seventh Avenue
Susan E. Mott
E Avenue NE
First Avenue
Twentyseventh Avenue SE
Jane Osterhaus
First Avenue SE
Mott Auto
E Avenue
Thirteenth Street
Kim R. Shearer
Nineteenth Street
Loys E. Adams
Belmont Parkway
Adams
Bonnie J. Spear
West Tenth Avenue
Marion
Spear
Shearer
Indian Speaker Struggles With Arrested and Released MPs
New Delhi AP reports Speaker Sanjiva Reddy of the lower house cannot track which members are jailed and which are released. Police must inform him of arrests and he must notify the house. He announced arrests for protests at the British high commission but learned those MPs were bailed and back in their seats.
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New Delhi
Sanjiva Reddy
Reddy
British High Commission
1906 Envelope Brings $2340 at Harmer’s Stamp Auction
A private buyer paid $2,340 for an envelope bearing three one-penny claret New Zealand stamps issued in 1906. The item is one of four known to exist, but the color proved unsatisfactory and vermillion stamps soon replaced them.
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London
Harmer’s
New Zealand
Professor Eats His Draft Card Rally Provokes Protest
Fresno California based linguistics professor Byron Black age 29 ate his selective service card at an antiwar rally after sending in his card last fall and receiving a new card. The scene drew attention from fellow protesters and authorities as the act highlighted draft opposition.
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Fresno, Calif
UPI
Fresno State College
Byron Black
Tama Breakin at Nixon Feeds Under Sheriff Investigation
Sheriff Milo Quigley investigates a Wednesday night break in at Nixon Feeds just east of Tama. A window was broken to gain entry and $9.45 in cash was stolen.
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Jas
the Gazette
AMA
Milo Quigley
Nixon Feeds
Wesleyan College Founded in Middletown 1831
The article notes that Wesleyan college was established in Middletown Connecticut in 1831 defining the institution's historic origin.
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Wesleyan College
Middletown
Conn
Nuclear Treaty Faces Senate Floor Criticism And Debate
On the senate floor the nuclear nonproliferation treaty draws sharp, predictable criticism from Republicans led by Barry Goldwater who warn of U S policing the world while calls for immediate big power disarmament talks gain pace. Chairman Fulbright expects a two thirds vote soon as the foreign relations committee backs urgent talks.
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Senate
Washington
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
U.S
Fulbright
Foreign Relations Committee
Promised Crackdown on Retainers by MPs in London
Prime Minister Wilson pledged to Labor MPs that he will crack down on legislators accepting retainers from public relations firms.
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London
Wilson
Labor Party
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Bob Seedom
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Knepper
My Flicker Realty Company
Realtors
Tommy Tucker
Don Fahren
Alicia Jackson
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Civil Defense
St. Ludmila’s Auditorium
Hiawatha Library
Hiawatha City Hall
Merle Norman Cosmetics
Jim Moore
Cottage Grove Avenue
Williams College
Mass
Shamrock
Pierson’s Florists
Michael Jennings
Hill Drive
Patrick Tranmer
Fourth Avenue SE
College of St. Thomas
Winona
Minn
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Second Avenue Southeast
Grinnell College
Carol Martinson
Donald G. Martinsons
Thirty-sixth Street
Diana Saluri
Tom Saluris
Red Fox Road
Shelley Smith
James L. Smiths
Indiandale Road
Jessie Cook
Seventh Street
Mercy Hospital
Eagles Club
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Scarlet Angel
Ruth A. Lortz
Harlan J. Lortz
Wheaton College
Wheaton, IN
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Schamberger ‘Motors
Third Avenue SE
C.R. Streets
Tama
Perpetual
Second Ave
S. E
East Washington
Iowa City
Goldwater
U.N
Security Council
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