Marion Jaycees Easter egg hunt set for Saturday
Sixth annual Marion Jaycees egg hunt organized for 9 30 a.m. at the American Legion grounds near Thomas Park. Three age groups will search designated areas with golden eggs prizes. in bad weather eggs move to the Thomas park pavilion. Jaycee project chair Warren Melles leads preparations.
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Marion Jaycees
American Legion
Thomas Park
Marion
Jaycees
Warren Melles
Jaycee
Six Injured in One Car Crash Near Oelwein
Six people were injured in a one car crash at a county road T intersection ten miles east and two miles north of Oelwein around 1 a.m. Friday. Dale McKinney 22 Cedar Rapids drove off the intersection into an embankment and was taken first to Oelwein hospital then transferred to Scholtz hospital Waterloo in serious condition. The five passengers Dianne West 17 Arlington Phyllis Daisy 18 Arlington John Nelson 18 Larry Nobel 18 Austin Minn and Lloyd Chappel 19 Cedar Rapids were in good to fairly good condition. McKinney and Chappel work for Collins Radio.
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Oelwein
Here
Dale McKinney
Fourteenth Street
Cedar Rapids
McKinney
Oelwein Hospital
Scholtz Hospital
Waterloo
Dianne West
Phyllis Daisy
Arlington
John Nelson
Larry Nobel
Austin, Minn
Lloyd Chappel
Twelfth Street SE
Man fined for drunk driving and city buys street sweeper
Special to The Gazette Manchester Clifford Nelson, 47, Ryan, fined 300 dollars and costs for drunk driving after arrest March 5 on highway 13 south of Manchester. Manchester city purchases a new street sweeper for 9290 dollars from Hanstrom Hubly Tractor Co of Marion, trading in the old unit.
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Manchester
Clifford
Nelson
Ryan
Hanstrom Hubly Tractor Co
Marion
Five Charges Filed Against C. E. Widener
Charles E. Widener, 19, of 1006 Forty-second street NE, faces five traffic counts after allegedly speeding at 45 mph in a 25 mph zone and eluding police. He reportedly hid in a friend's house before surrendering, with charges including speeding reckless driving unregistered vehicle faulty equipment and attempting to elude officers. He is held on $110 bond per count.
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Charles E. Widener
Forty-second Street
Dean Mollenhauer
Widener
Forty-sixth Street
Mollenhauer
Lin Piao named deputy leader by Chou En-lai in Beijing rally
Premier Chou En-lai gave Defense Minister Lin Piao a new title as Red China's deputy leader at a 10 000 strong workers rally in Peking. The move, seen as recognizing the army role against Mao's enemies, comes as provinces report continued anti Mao activity in Sinkiang Inner Mongolia and Tsinghai.
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Chou En-lai
Lin Piao
Red China
Lin
Chou
Peking
Mao Tsetung
Mao
Sinkiang
Inner Mongolia
Tsinghai
Armstrong Sees Apollo Delay Boost Preparation and Output
Veteran astronaut Neil Armstrong says delaying man to the moon work gives crews time to study and train. NASA notes no flight schedule yet and two flight teams disbanded as investigators finish probe into the Jan 27 Apollo 1 fire.
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Apollo
Houston
Neil Armstrong
America
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Armstrong
Raul Castro Takes Time Off from Armed Forces Post
Havana AP reports Raul Castro has resigned as minister of the armed forces with a statement calling the move temporary. Juan Almeida Bosque signs as minister of the armed forces by regulation substitution, noting Raul will study military, political, economic and technical questions. Fidel Castro indicated the plan in a Jan 2 speech.
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Fidel Castro
Raul
Cuba
Juan Almeida Bosque
Almeida
Fidel
Politeburo
Assault Count Filed Against Woman 34
Mary Robertson of 1233 Fourth Street NW was arrested on a warrant for assault and battery. Ex-mother in law Marie LaBarge of 1212 Fourth Street NW says Robertson forced entry into the LaBarge home on March 11 and threatened her while caring for her grandchildren. Robertson posted $110 bond and was released.
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Mary Robertson
Fourth Street
Robertson
Marie LaBarge
Springville Boy Faces 5 Counts After Highway Chase
A 16 year old Springville youth Kevin Breen was pursued by two Cedar Rapids police cars on the northeast side for speeding and eluding officers. He was cited for speeding reckless driving license violations possession of beer as a minor and released to his father after agreeing to court.
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Springville
Cedar Rapids
Kevin Breen
Charles Irons
Breen
C Avenue NE
Charles Polansky
Irons
Polansky
Thirty-ninth Street
B Avenue NE
Iowa-Illinois Scholarship Winners Named for 1949
Three students named as winners in the 12th annual Iowa Illinois Gas and Electric Co scholarship program. Peter M Solar of Washington High School Davenport area, Sam Lipsman of Central High School Davenport, and David Madsen of Moline High School Illinois were selected from 32 semifinalists of 350 applicants. Each will receive up to 1500 dollars yearly for four years at a U S college, with Solar aiming for Swarthmore or Harvard.
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Peter M. Solar
Peter Solar
Cavenue NE
Washington High School
Iowa-Illinois Gas and Electric Co
Sam Lipsman
Central High School
Davenport
David Madsen
Moline High School
Ill
Donald H. Shaw
Iowa-Illinois
Illinois
Cedar Rapids
Fort Dodge
Iowa City
Ottumwa
Continental
United States
Solar
Swarthmore College
Swarthmore, Pa
Harvard College
Lipsman
Yale University
Madsen
California Institute of Technology
Mt Mercy Junior Named State Economics Officeholder
JoAnn Miller a Mt Mercy College junior from Walker will be installed Friday as vice president of the Iowa College Chapters of Home Economics at the annual meeting in Sioux City. This marks the first Mt Mercy student to hold a state office and she will serve in 1967 68 after serving as local chapter vice president this year.
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JoAnn Miller
Mt. Mercy College
Walker
Iowa College
Sioux City
Miss Miller
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