President Seeks Federal Aid for Arts and Humanities
President Johnson asked Congress to authorize a national foundation on the arts and humanities with a $10 million first year appropriation. The plan creates a national endowment for the arts and a parallel endowment for the humanities to fund private non profit groups and individuals. Roger Stevens is favored as foundation chairman and White House aides stress grants and loans will target under supported cultural fields.
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Washington
Founda
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Tion
Congress
Council On the Arts
Senate
House
National Foundation On the Arts and Humanities
National Endowment For the Arts
Roger Stevens
Foundation On the Arts
White House
Ford
Rockefeller
Labor
National Foundation
Endowment For the Humanities
City Market Meeting Set in Cedar Rapids for 1965 Season
A meeting of prospective renters for Cedar Rapids city market stalls is set for Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the market building. Market opens May 8 and runs through Oct 30 with hours 5 a.m. to noon on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. Market master is Kelly Melsa. Leases and $100 stall rent can be signed at the meeting. previous renters have priority for 1965 locations.
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Cedar Rapids
Fourteenth Avenue
Nevin Nichols
Kelly Melsa
Nichols
Flames in the Wind daytime drama on KCRG TV Channel 9
A weekday daytime drama titled Flames in the Wind airs Monday through Friday at 1 PM on KCRG TV Channel 9. The program promotes daytime entertainment with hosted spots and episode previews.
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Kcrg-Tv
Channel 9
Des Moines Firm Fined in Interstate Trucking Case
A Des Moines firm, Iowa Limestone Co., was fined 1000 dollars after pleading guilty in federal court to aiding Jack's Trucking Service in interstate limestone transport without a certificate of public convenience and necessity. John W. Groen was also named. he is to appear in Sioux City court. Judge Edward J. McManus imposed 100 dollars on each of ten counts. five counts were dismissed.
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Des Moines
Iowa’ Limestone Co
John W. Groen
Jack’s Trucking Service
Interstate Commerce Commission
Groen
Sioux City
Edward J. McManus
Iowa Limestone
Bankrupt Farm Worker Files Petition in Gladbrook
On motion of the U S attorney each count charges the same offense with a different date. Harry G Schiller a farm worker of route two Gladbrook has filed a bankruptcy petition listing 3504 46 in debts and 75 in assets with 25 claimed as exempt.
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U.S
Harry G. Schiller
Route Two
Gladbrook
Iowa Senate approves state tort claims act
The Iowa senate approved a bill by 39 to 16 to allow suits against the state for damages. The measure would create a state tort claims act permitting claims arising from negligent or wrongful acts of state officials or employees while on duty to proceed, and it was sent to the house.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa Senate
House
State Appeals Board Rules on Claims Process
Official duty would be filed with the state appeal board. Any claims allowed by the board would have to be approved by the attorney general. Any settlements of more than $5,000 would have to have the unanimous approval of the board the attorney general and the district court of Polk county. Decisions of the board could be appealed to district court. If the board failed to act on a claim within 60 days the claimant could go directly to court and sue the state.
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State Appeal Board
Attorney General
District Court of
Polk County
Parking Meter and Post Stolen in City Lot
A parking meter and meter post were stolen from a City lot at Fourth avenue and Fourth street SE. The meter was broken off at its base. The meter value is about $63. Police report three other city meters stolen over the weekend.
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Fourth Avenue
Fourth Street
City Jobs Open for Civil Service Positions
The city invites Iowa residents to apply for civil service roles including firemen policemen inspectors and health staff. Deadline is 5 p.m. April 12 with exams set for April 30 at city hall. Applications available at the Civil Service office on the first floor of city hall.
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Civil Service Commission
Iowa
Health Department
Civil Service Office
City Hall
No Outlet signs replace dead end in Louisville
Louisville traffic engineer Arthur Daniel says the term dead end offends some residents. Street signs will be changed to read No Outlet to reflect the safer, more neutral designation.
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Louisville
Arthur Daniel
City approves three farm land leases for future park sites
The city council authorized three one year leases totaling 552 dollars on 61.3 acres slated for future parks. J. W. and Ruth Mitralsky secure 28 acres along Twenty first street SW for 112 dollars yearly. Robert and Dorothy Wiene ke hold 18.9 acres on Wilson Avenue SW for 320 dollars. Wilmer and Leroy Patterson lease 14.4 acres near Forty second street SE for 120 dollars. All leases run to March 1, 1966. Land used for agriculture until park development.
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J. W
Ruth Mitralsky
Twenty-first Street
Robert
Dorothy Wieneke
Wilson Avenue
Wilmer
Leroy Patterson
Forty-second Street
Cedar Rapids Gazette Established 1883
The Cedar Rapids Gazette, established in 1883 by The Gazette Co, published daily and Sunday at 300 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. Night edition six issues for 1.25 per month or 13 per year. Afternoon editions and Sunday seven issues for 1.35 per month or 14 per year. Subscriptions vary by carrier mail and territory. No mail subscriptions in towns with Gazette carrier service.
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the Gazette Co
Third Ave
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Owa
U.S. Territories
Copyright note on AP news use and republication
The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to republication of focal news printed in the newspaper and to AP news dispatches. This notice preserves AP ownership and prohibits unauthorized broader use.
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Associated Press
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