Two Veteran Republicans Lose Posts in Caucuses
Linn county Republicans elected a new central committee for 1966 68, adopted resolutions, and selected 487 county convention delegates at 65 precinct caucuses Monday night. Veteran central committee members Mrs Ballard and C J Elsenbast were defeated. Mrs Jensen won the eleventh precinct post with her husband as winner, while Mrs Ballard was honored with a caucus appreciation resolution. Resolutions from the Cedar Rapids Education Association urged IPERS reform and higher state aid to cut property taxes.
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Linn County
Central Committee
J. W. Ballard
Lina County
Republican Women’s Club
Dudley Taylor
Jensen
Taylor
Ballard
Rapids
Forrest Kk. Binger
The
C. J. Elsenbast
Theodore Johnson
Cedar Rapids Education Association
Iowa
Bromwell
Statehouse
Five Hurt In Cedar Rapids Rush Hour Crash
Five people were injured in a three vehicle crash on the east end of the First Avenue bridge at 3 10 p m Monday. Evelyn Schmeichel 30 of 500 C avenue NE Orval Hegtvedt 47 of 524 Third street SW and Arnold Stegen 53 of 260 Sixth street NE were taken to St Luke's hospital. Schmeidhel was admitted in good condition Tuesday, while Hegtvedt and Stegen were treated and released.
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First Avenue
St. Luke's Hospital
Evelyn Schmeichel
C Avenue
Orval Hegtvedt
Third Street
Arnold Stegen
Sixth Street
Pella
Theft Reported at Mrs Frank Fhdrs Home
City brief notes a wrist lanyard theft at Mrs Frank Fhdrs residence on Twentieth Street SW last Thursday or Friday. Also mentions local ads for barber services, university dean’s list honors, and a public notice about a car accident with charges and fines.
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Frank Fhdr
Twentieth Street
Hacan
Dewey Cupamins
Seventeenth Street
Northwestern University School
Elevator Code To Be Studied In City Council Action
Safety Commissioner Frank Horwedel will study need for an elevator safety code after a petition covering elevators dumbwaiters and escalators was referred to the Building and Research panel. The case arose from a stop intersection accident injuring Steven R. Rowland and a $10 fine with costs against Horwedel was upheld.
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Frank Horwedel
Steven R. Rowland
Sixteenth Street
First Avenue
Fortieth Street
Bosh
Mercy
Ed Winter
Jennie M. Fesler
Refuses Summons and Pays $50 Fine
Dorothy aL Cro of 2 twenty-ninth street drive paid a fifty dollar fine Monday on a charge of resisting an officer. She was accused of refusing to sign a summons when she received a traffic ticket last June 13 and of refusing to accompany officers to police headquarters.
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Twenty-Ninth Street
Journalists from North Africa begin four day Cedar Rapids visit
Twenty four journalists from North Africa and the Middle East arrive in Cedar Rapids for a four day program. They land at Municipal airport around 2 p.m. and are greeted by Azzeddine Cherif of the hosting committee. Visitors include editors publishers and station directors. They tour WMT-TV and The Gazette Thursday morning then Washington High School in the afternoon. An Arabic dinner at 6 30 p.m. at the Islamic Center concludes the day with local Arabic community members.
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North Africa
Middle East
Cedar Rapids
Municipal
Azzeddine Cherif
Chamber of Commerce
Wmt-Tv
the Gazette
Washington High School
Islamic Center
Ninth Street NW
Cub Scouts Seminar and City Tour Schedule
Visiting journalists will attend a seminar at Coe College Friday at 9 30 am. Pack 77 awards pre seminar open to the public Thursday night at Trinislic. A city tour will visit a Lutheran church in the afternoon. Magoon Francis Schroeder and Douglas Kehm will leave for New York City Saturday morning.
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Coe College
Trinislic
Lutheran Church
Stevensmade
Magoon
Francis Schroeder
New York
Douglas Kehm
City
Jaycee Board to Elect New Officers Tonight
Cedar Rapids Jaycees will elect a new 7:30 p m officers slate at the Chamber of Commerce building. The new president will appoint a secretary, state director and parliamentarian. The board election follows adjournment of the old board. The 1967 convention is slated for Davenport.
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Cedar Rapids
Independence
Manchester
Decorah
Anamosa
Neal Schrader
Marion
Lee Freesman
Davenport
Vandalism damages city back hoe at Bever Park
Police report vandalism in Bever park SE where three windows on a city water works back hoe were smashed. Foreman Martin J. Ray said the vehicle was parked near the Bever park reservoir when the damage occurred on Monday.
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Bever Park SE
Martin J. Ray
City Water Works Department
Ray
Bever Park Reservoir
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State Central Committee
B. A. Jensen
Elsenbast
City Briefs
10Th St
Ben Semerroth
Ul jooUrdmansa
Rew
Fox & Hounds
Berniece Cummins
Fourth Street
Jill Saari
Thirty-sixth Street
Leba
Tony
May's
Ave
Hawkeye Downs
Mary Jane Bogart
Fourth Avenue
Bertram
Second Street
Miss Bogart
Marvin V. Horwedell
Harnett Street
Peeces Eeeeters
James Bramwell
Donald Spaight
Spaight
Montrose Hotel
Mari and
Felix Cabinet Company
F Avenue NW
Immaculate Conception Church
John Fosidick
Richard Marshall
John Schulte
Pat Hook
Mike Wampler
Adv
Ann Johnson
Donald Johnson
Twenty Seventh Street Driveri
Ln Iota Delta Gamma
Gustavus Adolphus College
St. Peter ‘Minn
Postal
Bohemian ‘Savings and Loan Association
Bohemian Savings and Loan Association
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Dorothy al Cro
Fury
Plymouth
Chuck Dorsey
George Aboua
Virgil Landry
Jack Robertson
Art Pickart
Bob Steber
Bob Schumacher
Tebor Motors
Cub
Jaycee Board
Iis
Dick Derdan
Cedar
Wlo Park
Cal
Hartford
Association of Independent Insurance Agents
Joe C. Ainsworth
Age Bjornson-Brooks-Heidt Burkhalter Insurance
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Agen Cook-Rowley Agency
Davis-Jones Agency
Doolittle and Co
Jim Forrest Agency
Walter J. Fry
Hedges’ Associates
Otto Slapnicka
Ins
Slavia Agencies, Inc
John Stamy Ins
Stark Insurance Agency
Threlkeld
Welch-Donovan
Werning Insurance Agency
Whipple-Winterberg-Burleson Wilts and Shepard Witwer Co
Zeman Insurance Agency
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