Television Today: Patrick's Night Delivers Starry Show
New York review of St Patrick's 1963 TV feast with Edie Adams Dinah Shore and Joan Sutherland. Dinah Shore's show praised for music guests and open house patter while Adams on ABC promises future appearances. Edwards notes on performance quirks and guest dynamics.
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Ella Fitzgerald
Joan Sutherland
Sutherland
Charles S. Dubin
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Mystery TV Puzzle List From 1950s Schedule Mix
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Goldwater accuses agency of releasing false data on joint disarmament plan
Sen. Goldwater accuses the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency of circulating deliberately false information about a proposal to burn B 47 bombers with Soviet Badgers. He cites Secretary Rusk testimony and questions whether reporters misunderstood or the agency misled.
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Sentencing Date Set for Blood in Drunk Driving Case
Judge Charles Penningroth will sentence Clement L. Blood 39 of 3838 Old Marion road NE on March 28. Blood was found guilty December 4 by a Linn district court jury of second offense drunk driving. Blood has been free on $600 bond since the trial. Assistant County Attorney Bob Matias sought prompt sentencing.
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Clement L. Blood
Old
Marion Road
Blood
Linn District Court
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Miles
Bob Matias
Tom Riley
Riley
Legisla
Arthur H. Birney
Staub Court
Wayne Riley
Review Group Refuses $4,000 Church Campaign Request
The Cedar Rapids Solicitations Review committee rejected Triumph the Church and Kingdom of God in Christ’s $4,000 campaign to raise funds for a house to be used as a church. It cited two standards: funds must align with planned service and evidence of urgent need. The panel formed a committee to improve public information and consider a city solicitation ordinance.
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Triumph the Church and
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John Nyquist
Dean Metcalf
L. L. Johnson
Jay Hess
Kidnap Charge Is Withdrawn By Calmar Girl
Robert W. Johnson, 27, of Des Moines, fined 300 dollars and given 90 days for carrying concealed weapons, suspended for psychiatric exam. Police confiscated two pistols. Rebecca Pavlovec, 21, formerly of Calmar, withdrew assault and kidnapping complaint.
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Robert W. Johnson
Des Moines
Albert Cohen
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Cohen
Rebecca Pavlovec
Calmar
Maxwell House Raises Coffee Prices Nationwide
General Foods Corp Maxwell House division said wholesale prices for grocery pack and instant coffees rise due to sustained green coffee price increases. One pound Maxwell House and Yuban ground coffees up 2 cents. two pound cans up 6 cents. ground Sanka up 4 cents per pound. smaller packs up 1 to 2 cents per ounce for various Maxwell House Yuban and Sanka sizes.
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New York
General Foods Corp
Maxwell House
Former Cedar Rapids Student Wins National Organ-Playing Contest
Allan D. Birney, former Cedar Rapids resident and Coe College student, wins the fourth annual National Organ-Playing competition at First Presbyterian church in Ft. Wayne Indiana. He previously served as organist at St. Pauls Methodist in Cedar Rapids and now studies at Yale with Frank Boxgan after studying at Coe under Eleanor Taylor.
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First Presbyterian Church
Ft. Wayne
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Yale University
Frank Boxgan
Coe
Eleanor Taylor
Armored truck carrying $500000 destroyed by fire
In Birmingham a Federal Reserve Bank weekly run armored car burned on a highway in the fire spread from an electrical short. The driver and two assistants were unaware as smoke blew back under the vehicle. Firemen reported about 90 percent of the cash destroyed. The owner declined to estimate losses.
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Ala
Birmingham - Huntsville
Federal Reserve Bank
Highway Patrol
Bruce Baird
Armored Car Inc
C R Man Fined After Accident
Ronald Sieren of 1705 Hamilton Street SW was fined 200 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to intoxication and failing to control his car. Deputy sheriffs said he drove into a ditch on Highway 149 in Fairfax and the car sank in mud. no witnesses were present. Long excerpt notes tracks showed the route.
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Hamilton Street
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Sieren
Highway 149
Fairfax
Linn
Drunk Driver Receives Five Year Term in Fort Madison
Eugene A. Arnold, 38, of 3301 H avenue NW, was sentenced to five years in the state penitentiary at Fort Madison for third offense drunk driving and received a bench parole after pleading guilty. He was arrested February 23 after nearly hitting Deputy Sheriff Bob Burt during a stop on Highway 218 near Cedar Rapids. His prior convictions occurred in October 1949 and March 1954 in Johnson County.
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H Avenue NW
Fort Madison
Charles Penningroth
Arnold
Bob Burt
Cedar Rapids
Johnson County
Supervisors Approve Janitors Uniform Purchase
Linn County board of supervisors approved buying uniforms for courthouse custodial staff. They said the move has been desired for years to improve appearance and provide a standard dress.
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Linn Board of Supervisors
Keeler Maintains Separate Suit Over Janitor Uniform Rent
Betty E Keeler sues Earl A Keeler claiming separate maintenance while Linn County Courthouse staff will rent uniforms from Industrial Tower and Uniform Service Cedar Rapids at 1.80 dollars per man weekly. Uniforms will be light gray with Linn County Courthouse and names on pockets.
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Industrial Tower
Uniform Service of
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Betty E. Keeler
Earl A. Keeler
Goldwater Announces Run for Third Senate Term
In Phoenix Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater formally declared Wednesday that he will seek a third Senate term. After months of hints he made the run official via a press release from his office.
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Goldwater
Senate
Haworth Heads Science Group
President Kennedy named Dr. Leland Haworth to lead the National Science Foundation replacing Dr. Alan Waterman Haworth will be replaced on the Atomic Energy Commission by Dr. Gerald Tape president of the Associated Universities Inc. of New York
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Kennedy
Leland Haworth
National Science Foundation
Alan Waterman
Haworth
Atomic Energy Commission
Gerald Tape
Associated Universities,Inc
New York
Families win settlement totals after East River crash
New York AP reports settlements for families of six of the 65 who died when an American Airlines jet crashed into the East River on February 3, 1959. Amounts range from 90 000 to 500 000, collectively near 1.5 million.
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New York
American Airlines
East River
Gazette Ad Sells Services Fast and Easy
Local Gazette advertises service packages with clear pricing and contact details. Readers learn how to hire cleaners, repairs, and tutoring through brief bold lines and a direct call to action.
Bali Volcano Agung Death Toll Rises to 400
Indonesian civil defense spokesman said Bali's Mount Agung has killed at least 400, with a rising threat of more violent eruptions. It was unclear if the higher toll reflected new blasts, previously reported totals ranged from 150 to more than 400.
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Bali
Agung
Indonesian Civil Defense Organization
Rites at Central City For Mrs Robert Smola
Mrs Robert Smola of route 2 Fulton Mo died Tuesday Born February twenty eight nineteen hundred four in Central City She married August fifteenth nineteen twenty five to Mr Smola Surviving are her husband two daughters Betty Schuessler and Lois Jennewein four brothers Covert Goodlove Cedar Rapids Donald Kansas Cecil Willard three sisters Helen Story Winifred Gardner and Jannett Wilson and three grandchildren Services are set for Thursday at Maupin funeral home Fulton and Friday at Jordan's Grove Baptist church Burial will be in Jordan's Grove cemetery
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Cedar Rapids
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Fulton, Mo
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