Court Forfeits Car in Linn Drug Case
Linn county officials secured a court order forfeiting a 1966 Chevelle tied to a narcotics case after a traffic stop and search found marijuana. Defendant Robert Newton, 20, faced possession charges and invoked the Fifth Amendment. A similar action is pending against Milton Kendall, 20.
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Linn County
Linn District Court
Warren
Henry
Robert
Newton
Milton G. Kendall
First Avenue NE
Proxmire Slams Administration Inflation Policy
Senator Proxmire charges the administration with an empty inflation strategy and shunning decisive action against rising prices. He cites failure to roll back oil industry price hikes and warns of limited budget surplus amid cautious monetary policy and gradual restraint.
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Washington
Proamire
D-Wis
Prownire
Senate House Economic Committee
Proxmire
National Association of Manufacturers
Chamber of Commerce
New York
Paul McCracken
Council of Economic Advisers
Truman Walks in Independence District After Hospital Stay
Former President Truman walked through Independence's Hualnesy district on Thursday eight days after leaving a hospital. He appeared active and greeted well wishers along the route.
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Truman
Independence
Hualnesy
Marion Woman Dies After Lingering Illness
A Marion woman 66 died at her home Friday after a lingering illness. A native of Des Moines, she lived in Fort Worth before moving to Marion in 1963. She is survived by husband Harold W. Bedell, one daughter, five brothers, five sisters, eight grandchildren, and one great grandchild. Visitation at Monahan Stewart funeral home Sunday. Services Monday at 10 a.m. at St Joseph's Church. Burial at Mt Calgary cemetery Marengo. Father Blessington to recite Rosary Sunday evening.
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The
Cedar Rapkis
J. H. Griffin
Sacramento
Calif
John Flanagan
Plattsville
Wis
James
William Flanagan
Williamsburg
Ernest Wagner
Marengo
Bruce Wilson
North English
Clarence Hanson
Sarasota
Fla
Sam Sheahan
Irving
Texas’ Y
Tom Boyd
Fresno
Monahan-' Stewart
Cedar’ Rapids
St. Joseph's Church
William H. ‘Blessington
Mt. Calgary
Father Blessington
Youth Driver's License Charge Dismissed in Municipal Court
Kevin C Flynn aged 10 had a municipal court case dismissed for operating a motor vehicle without a valid Town driver license. Judge Clinton Shaeffer cited the offender's age after Officer Robert Kacena observed him riding a mini bike on the sidewalk Wednesday afternoon with an 11 year old passenger.
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Kevin C. Flynn
Avenue NE
Clinton Shaeffer
Kevin
Robert Kacena
Arrest Follows Campus Shots at San Francisco State
A 21 year old Negro student at San Francisco State College was charged after firing into an occupied building. Six shots were fired at Merced Hall, a student residence, breaking a cafeteria window and a street lamp. James Kennedy was arrested in Merced Hall. A .38 revolver was confiscated.
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SAN Francisco
State College
Polite
Merced Hall
Mhers
James Kennedy
Houston
UPI
Dusan
Ullon
Martha's Cate
Third Street
Clarksville
City Briefs and Local Notices Gathered for Weekend
Civil defense siren test set for Saturday at 10 a.m. Hiawatha Library hosts story hour Saturday 2:30 p.m. at City Hall. Merle Norman Cosmetics closes for several days next week. Jim Moore of 431 Cottage Grove named to Williams College dean’s list for fall term. Eagles club hosts turkey supper at 423 Ast Street NE. Ruth Lartz of 1044 Belmont Parkway NW receives academic honors at Wheaton College. Schamberger Motors burglary report notes $35 stolen from cash box. Michael Jennings and Patrick Tranmer named to College of St. Thomas dean’s list. Sunday School urged at First Church of Christ Scientist. Office nurse wanted. write Box R-066 Gazette. Grinnell College students honored on dean’s list: Carol Martinson, Diana Satur, Shelley Smith. Moose Swiss Steak Dinner slated March 5 at Moose Lodge. adults $1.50, children 75 cents.
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Jim Moore
Cottage Grove Avenue
Williams College
Williamsburg
Mass
Grinnell College
Carol Martinson
Donald G. Martinsons
Thirty-sixth Street
Diana Saturi
Tom Saturis
Red Fox Road
Shelley Smith
James L. Smiths
Indiandale Road
British Catholics Call for Change
In London AP report progressive Catholics urge reform of the Roman Curia and church wealth. They argue papal apparatus linked to worldly prestige distorts evangelical authority. The protest, from the Pastoral Development Group formed by priests and lay intellectuals, targets church structure and modern world encyclicals.
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London
Britain
Jchurch
Bogota
Four Injured in Three Cedar Rapids Street Collisions
Four people were injured in three crashes on Cedar Rapids streets Thursday afternoon. Floyd L. Smith of 715 Oakland NE was treated and released after a two vehicle collision near Sixth Street and Twenty seventh Avenue SW with Gerald Haight of 246 Thirty second Street NW. Smith was charged with driving left of center. Susan E. Mott of 425th Avenue NE suffered a fractured arm and facial lacerations in a two car crash at First Avenue and Twenty seventh Avenue SE and was treated at St. Luke's hospital. Jane Osterhaus of 2325 First Avenue SE was charged with disobeying a traffic signal after her vehicle ran a red light and struck the Mott auto. In another crash at Avenue and Thirteenth Street two other autos were involved. Kim F. Shearer of 926 Nineteenth Street NW started into the intersection and hit Loys E. Adams of 1236 Belmont Parkway NW, sending Adams into Bonnie J. Spear of 65 West Tenth Avenue, Marion, in a head on collision. Spear and Adams were treated at St. Luke's Hospital and released. Shearer was charged with failure to yield the right of way at a stop intersection. College Found Wesleyan college was founded in Middletown Conn in 1835.
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Cedar Rapids
Floyd L. Smith
Oakland Road
St. Luke's Hospital
Smith
Gerald Ik. Haight
Thirty-second Street
Sixth Street
Twenty-seventh Avenue
Susan E. Mott
425Th Avenue
Jeff
First Avenue
Twentyseventh Avenue
St. Luke’s Hospital
Jane Osterhaus
First Avenue SE
Mott Auto
Avenue
Thirteenth Street
Kim F. Shearer
Nineteenth Street
Loys E. Adams
Belmont Parkway
Adams
Bonnie J. Spear
Tenth Avenue
Marion
Spear
St. Luke’s
Shearer
Can't Keep Up with Who's In and Out
New Delhi AP Speaker Sanjiva Reddy of the lower house struggles to track members jailed or released. Police must inform him when arrests occur and the speaker notifies the house. He noted arrests for demonstrations at the British high commission, then learned they had been bailed and returned to their seats.
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New Delhi
Sanjiva Reddy
Reddy
British High Commission
New Zealand 1906 Stamps Sell at Harmer Auction
A private buyer paid 2340 dollars at Harmer's auction for an envelope bearing three one-penny claret stamps issued by New Zealand in 1906. The envelope is one of four known to exist and the color choice later replaced by vermillion.
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London
Harmer’s
New Zealand
Professor Destroys Draft Card at Fresno Rally
Fresno State linguistics professor Byron Black 29 ate his draft card at an antiwar rally. He had surrendered his card last fall but a new card was issued to him. He poured catsup on the card before disposing of it as demonstrators protested the draft.
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Fresno
Calif
Sresno State College
Byron Black
Breakin at Nixon Feeds Ends with $945 Stolen
Sheriff Milo Quigley probes a Wednesday night burglary east of the city at Nixon Feeds. A window was broken to gain entry and about $945 in cash disappeared.
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Schamberger Motors
Third Avenue SE
Tama
PAMA
Milo Quigley
Nixon Feeds
Nuclear treaty faces sharp Senate floor criticism
The nuclear nonproliferation Treaty is debated on the Senate floor with opponents led by Barry Goldwater warning of U.S. role as world policeman and calls for immediate big power disarmament talks. Chairman Fulbright expects two thirds approval after committee action endorsing prompt disarmament talks.
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Senate
Washington
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
U.S
Goldwater
U.N
Security Council
Fulbright
Foreign Relations Committee
Promises Crackdown On Lawmakers Accepting Retainers
London AP reports Prime Minister Wilson pledges to crack down on Labour MPs who take retainers from public relations firms. The vow targets lawmakers implicated in industry ties and seeks stricter ethics rules.
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London
Wilson
Labor Party
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