Taxiways at C R Airport Under Repair Ride Out Aging Runways
United Airlines flight manager Chet Baucke toured Cedar Rapids Municipal and warned one more year of normal operations likely. Two taxi strips are closed to large planes while repairs on runways proceed, with completion aimed for this summer.
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Cedar Rapids
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Municipal
Chet Baucke
United
Baucke
Cedar Rapids Municipal
Frank Hidinger
Hidinger
Ozark
Cedar Rapids Municipal Airport
Airport
City Streets Department
Gazette
Art Hough
Meat Bound for Congo From Cedar Rapids CROP Shipment
The 44,000 pounds of chopped beef, bought from Wilson and Co., will be sent from Cedar Rapids to Congo, Indonesia, and Tunisia under the Iowa Christian Rural Overseas Program. Packing uses 3 pound tins to cut costs and speed delivery. The cargo supports Congo refugees facing starvation by providing high protein food.
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Congo
Indonesia
Tunisia
Cedar Rapids
Lowa Christian Rural Overseas
Wilson and Co
Iowa
Illinois
Kansas
South Dakota
Richard Staple
Staple
Congo Protestant Council
U.S
Six year old hero foils armed robbery in Lexington
In Lexington Jimmy Frederick aged six and his mother and brother were walking when an armed man demanded a purse. Jimmy grabbed the robber around the legs knocking him off balance, allowing the family to escape despite a blow to the stomach.
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Lexington
Jimmy Frederick
Solovich Captured After Long Mountain Search
Steve Solovich, 56, called the long sought man in the Cascade mountains, was captured without a struggle by three sheriff's deputies three miles east of Glide Oregon. He said he would not run or fight, was unarmed, and has been returned to the Veterans Administration hospital after years living alone in the woods while evading a posse. The man has a history of psychiatric commitment and recent intensified search efforts.
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Roseburg
Ore
Steve Solovich
Cascade Mountains
Solovich
Glide
Veterans Administration Hospital
Man nabbed in Portland junkyard raid escape tale
Police found a man rummaging in a Portland junk yard seeking parts to build a rifle. He had escaped from a hospital three times and hid for months in the Cascades living off traps and small hidden gardens.
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Portland
Cascades
Chicago Vote Recount Petition Is Dismissed
In Chicago, a circuit court dismissed the recount petition filed by defeated State's Attorney Benjamin Adamowski Republican. Judge Cornelius Harrington ruled the suit untenable, ending the challenge over alleged widespread vote cheating in Illinois November election results.
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Chicago
Illinois
Cornelius Harrington
Benjamin Adamowski
Adamowski
Nixon
Close Victories Worrying Democratic Chiefs in House
Kennedy faces concern as narrow House votes test his legislative program. The rules change and the emergency feed grain bill passed by slim margins 217-212 and 209-202 respectively, with notable Republican support. Absenteeism and intra party factions threaten future victories.
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Washington
House
Kennedy
Republi
Laotian Peace Mission Begun
Prince Souvanna of Laos left Hong Kong for Burma to seek support for a 14 nation conference aimed at ending the Laotian civil war. The trip marks the start of a world tour to build backing for the peace effort.
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Hong Kong
Souvanna
Laos
Burma
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