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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1961

Page

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Redistrict Plan Voted By Senate

Iowa senate approved a 7 district redistricting plan on a party line vote 31 to 15 with Democrats opposing and four Republicans absent. Chairman Vance defended the plan noting population spread and saying supreme court precedent allows variances. Plan moves to the house after defeating two Democratic alternatives.

Des Moines Iowa Senate Iowa Clifford M. Vance Mt. Pleasant Senate Vance U.S. Supreme Court U. S. House of Representatives C. Edwin Gilmour Grinnell Melvin H. Wolf Waterloo

Quadruplets Born To Family Of Eight In Holyoke

In Holyoke Massachusetts Mrs Raymond Feyre 35 welcomed quadruplets joining her family of eight bringing total to ten. The newborns two girls and two boys weighed between 3 3 and 3 13 pounds each and are described in good condition by doctors. The fire incident last month left the family in a six room municipal unit while repairs proceed.

Holyoke Mass Raymond Feyre Feyre

Iowa House Approves Municipal Housing Program Bill

The Iowa House passed HF-187 by 87 to 15 enabling municipalities to join the federal low cost housing program. Rep. Tom Riley led the measure with Rep. John Ely and others, seeking stricter voting and hearings requirements. Amendments to limit scope by city size were withdrawn.

Des Moines Iowa House Tom Riley Cedar Rapids Senate Riley John M. Ely William F. Denman D-Des Moines

City Hall hosts 24 hour flood relief coordination

Around the Clock Flood Headquarters at City Hall coordinates Red Cross, national guard and local services for flood relief. Marie Clancy and Bob Vernon lead operations with Roger Loving assisting. They plan feeding teams, furniture moves, and storage at Hawkeye Downs barns. About 300 families or 1 200 people may evacuate with a potential permanent shelter at a school. Transportation, cots from 5th Army, and labeled furniture handling are arranged.

City Hall Red Cross National Guard Cedar Rapids Marie Clancy Red, Cross Bob Vernon Vernon Roger Loving Hawkeye Downs Clancy Salvation Army Hunter Miss Clancy 5Th Army Chicago James Meaghan Jesse Hunter Cliff Streed

Kansas ratifies 23rd Amendment giving DC voting rights

The Kansas House on Wednesday approved the 23rd Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, granting residents of the District of Columbia the right to vote in presidential elections. With this vote Kansas becomes the 38th state to ratify, completing the required ratification.

Topeka Kansas House District of Columbia Kansas

Czech Airliner Crash Kills 52 on Arrival Wreck

Czech investigators arrived to sift the wreckage of a Czech airliner that crashed Tuesday night killing 52 aboard. The plane carried Soviet Czech and Bulgarian technicians and their families to Mali. There were no Western passengers. The airliner plunged into a field.

New Search For Winthrop Boy To Be Saturday

The organized search for Jimmie Franck four son of Mr and Mrs Everett Franck of rural Winthrop will resume Saturday Volunteers meet at Winthrop school at 8 30 a m Deputy Sheriff Ray Moline says searchers will form small groups to cover areas not searched before due to heavy snow State agents ruled out foul play in the disappearance and the area remains snow covered and muddy after melting snow

Winthrop Jimmie Franck Everett Franck Winthrop School Ray Moline

Fast at Retort This Britisher Puts Up a Bluff

London AP reports John Price, a foreign office spokesman, faced reporters over Laos crisis questions. Asked if a press department officer would be on duty on Good Friday, he replied with a pointed joke about never closing like the Windmill theater. He implied limited disclosure on programs.

London Foreign Office John Price Price The Windmill

SEATO halts push for a tougher Laos stand

SEATO foreign ministers adopt a compromise cease fire resolution amid Western hopes of a hard line. France’s Couve de Murville blocks a tougher ultimatum, signaling potential Russian prospects for cease fire. The eight-nation council vows action if peace talks fail, within treaty terms.

Bangkok SEATO Laos Southeast Asia Treaty Organization Council Russia Couve de Murville

Cedar Crests At 21.8 Feet In Waterloo

The Cedar River reached a crest of 21.86 feet at Waterloo causing widespread flooding in Evansdale and surrounding areas. Thousands were temporarily homeless as 80 000 sandbags strengthened dikes and crews of 2 500 high school boys and National Guardsmen aided in tugging back the flood. Authorities warned of lingering danger while the river subsided and damage tallies awaited assessment.

Waterloo Associated Press Cedar River Evansdale Fagerlind Red Cross Fourth Street Sans Souci

Two More Dikes To Be Built

Flood control efforts in Cedar Rapids speed ahead as officials, National Guard, and volunteers fortify dikes for a 21 foot crest forecast for Friday. Residents evacuate Ellis park area furniture onto scaffolding while preparations continue and sandbags fill danger points.

Cedar Rapids National Guard Ellis Park Ellis Boulevard Penn Avenue NW

Flanagan Home Welcomes Eighth Son

Neighbors in Buffalo New York posted a sign reading Flanagan's Boys Town in front of the Richard Flanagan home after Mrs Flanagan gave birth to her eighth son.

Buffalo N. Y Richard Flanagan Flanagan

Woman Walks 37 Miles to Bring Sick Son Home

May Bowman walked from her farm to Winston-Salem hospital with her nine year old son Charles who had measles at age three and now faced eye muscle impairment. A welfare worker arranged care at the hospital and planned his return home by ambulance.

Winston-Salem, N.C Charles May Bowman Winston-Salem Bowman Girt

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Ellis Penn Avenue Ellis Lane Congress Frank Nye C. Joseph Coleman Clare Webster County Today's Index Courthouse Crossword Daily Record Inez Robb Marion Television Society Sports State Carol Wilson Con D.C Czech U.S France John Roderick U. S Rusk Comment Carl Fagerlind Waterloo Street Bath Packing Co John Deere Rusk Southeast Asia Highway 63 Highway 20 Virden Creek Arlo Jacobson Street Department U.S. Geological Survey Surface Water Division Iowa City Ihouses Woody Stolba Son
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