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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1967

Page

2

Fights To Discredit Informant In Kennedy Plot Case

A defense attorney challenged Perry Russo's credibility at Clay Shaw's preliminary hearing in New Orleans. Russo testified Shaw conspired with Lee Harvey Oswald and David Ferrie to kill Kennedy in 1963. heightened security followed threats as police expanded searches and deputies guarded the courtroom.

Fense Clay Shaw Shaw Kennedy F. Irvin Dymond Baton Rouge Perry R. Russo Russo Jim Garrison Dallas New Orleans International Trade Mart Lee Harvey Oswald David Ferrie New Orleans Louis Hyde, Jr Dymond Perry Raymond Russo Lee Oswald

McNamara Rebuts Hamilton Letter Over Conservation Scope

Des Moines report details a clash between Linn County representative Walter McNamara and former Linn County Conservation board director George Hamilton. Hamilton urged lawmakers to oppose a potential two week pheasant season and to consult the board before acting. McNamara replied defending legislative prerogatives and urging Hamilton to avoid attempts to influence policy.

Des Moines Linn County Linn County Conservation Board Walter McNamara Cedar Rapids George Hamilton Conservation Board McNamara Hamilton Tom Riley Senator Riley Linn Joan Lipsky Cecil Reed Ernest Kosek Scott McIntyre John M. Ely, Jr Dcedar Rapids N. F. Sorg Marion Richard Rad Lisbon

Man Blocks LBJ Limousine in Nashville Incident

A young man threw himself in front of President Johnson's limousine as he left the capitol after addressing the legislature. Police pulled the man away and agents moved in quickly to prevent harm.

Nashville Johnson Capitol Secret Service

Cedar Rapids Woman Dies in Car Crash Likely from Seizure

Mrs. Paul Waddington, 61, of 2089 High Drive SE, died Wednesday morning when her car, a 1958 model, crashed into a tree at Fifth Avenue and Ninth Street SE. Authorities believe a seizure caused the loss of control. no physical injuries were found on the body. She was pronounced dead on arrival at St Luke's Hospital after witnesses saw her slumped over the steering wheel. The vehicle veered across the intersection after crossing a curb and knocking down a sign post.

Paul Waddington High Drive Fifth Avenue Nineteenth Street Waddington Percy Harris Medcal St. Luke’s Hospital

Shortage of funds in Mechanicsville audit reveals $22691 loss

State Auditor Lloyd R. Smith said a special audit covering 1953 to 1966 found a $22,691 shortage in Mechanicsville accounts. Former town clerk Elizabeth M. Ward, who served from 1949 to last month, allegedly altered figures in council minutes to raise her salary. County officials expect charges to be filed.

Mechanicsville Lloyd R. Smith Smith Cedar County Max Werling Tipton Elizabeth M. Ward C. W. Ward Office of State Auditor

Kalona Amish Seek Road for Horses and Buggies

A Kalona Amish delegation asked the Iowa Highway Commission to pave shoulders on a six mile stretch of highway 1 north of Kalona to accommodate horse drawn buggies. They cited two recent crashes and an Amish death and injury, offered to help pay for surfacing, and urged safety for both Amish travelers and motorists.

Ames Iowa Highway Commission Washington County Kalona Miller Memo I. Miller Henry B Ezra Chriss B Tobias J Ezra Miller Chriss Miller Edwin Lawrence B. Griffiths Commission Harry Bradley, Jr Des Moines

House Unit Broadens Tax Incentive Request

The House Ways and Means Committee broadened President Johnsons proposal to restore business tax incentives. It approved extending the 7 percent investment credit and faster depreciation for orders placed on or after March 10, applying easier terms to equipment delivered or installed on that date. The move would cover goods ordered during the suspension period starting last October.

Washington House Ways and Means Johnson

Kennedy Funeral Rites Move Kennedy Family to Arlington

Secretive transfer completes as Kennedy graves relocate to permanent Arlington site. President Johnson attends blessing by Cardinal Cushing in steady rain. Kennedy siblings and spouses present along with two infant children. Reinterment begins 6 19 p m ends 9 02 p m as Defense Dept confirms.

Washington Kennedy Arlington National Cemetery Johnson Richard Cardinal Cushing Boston Smith Department of Defense

Cedar Rapids Schools Seek New Computer Lease

Cedar Rapids Community School District plans bidding March 22 to lease a computer and end contracting with Area 10 Community College for data processing. The move follows a 1964 IBM 1440 purchase and mixed results from in‑house and Area 10 services, with cost comparisons and anticipated long term savings cited by officials.

Cedar Rapids Area 10 Community College Peat, Marwick and Mitchell Area 10 IBM Arnold Salisbury Salisbury Cliff Brown Brown

Johnson reshuffles Vietnam embassy with Bunker Lodging

President Johnson announced Lodge will resign as ambassador to South Vietnam and Ellsworth Bunker will replace him. Deputy ambassador William Porter also resigns, to be succeeded by Eugene Locke. Bunker, 72, previously led for India and the OAS. Komer to increase Vietnam role.

Nashville Johnson Henry Cabot Lodge South Vietnam Ellsworth Bunker Tennessee Lodge Saigon William Porter Eugene Locke Pakistan Bunker India Organization of American States Robert Komer Vietnam

Newsprint Price Rise Announced in Canada and U.S.

Consoli dated Paper Corp announced a $3 per ton price increase for newsprint to Canadian and U.S. consumers.

Montreal UPI Consolidated Paper Corp U.S

Voters Reject City Income Tax in Duluth

In Duluth the proposed city income tax was voted down with 20 967 opposed and 3 716 in favor. The outcome leaves the city facing budget considerations without the tax proposal.

Duluth

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