Senators Urge Aid for Small Gas Operators
Washington AP President Nixon urged to aid independent gasoline stations shutting down due to shortages. Democratic amendment to economic-control extension grants authority to allocate oil products. Sen Eagleton and Sen Hart push for protections while Mobil Oil shifts gasoline mix to boost yield per barrel.
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Dmo
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D-Mich
Midwest
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Frank Moss
D-Ulsh
Welfare Worker Is Gin Rummy Champ
Jack Bradlyn a Los Angeles welfare worker won the 18th international gin rummy tournament in Las Vegas earning 12 000 dollars. Emanuel Balbier finished second with 4 23 and 5 000 prize money plus sweepstakes winnings. The event drew 756 players from the U S Canada Mexico Italy and Germany with total prizes 63 957 dollars and about 15 000 for Las Vegas charities.
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Germany
How-To Books At C R Library And Other New Titles
A Cedar Rapids library list highlights practical guides and hobbies. Books include Bake Your Own Bread by Lass and Stan Davorkin, Amateur Cabinetmaking by Vernon M. Albers, Swedish Weaving edited by Thelma D. Nye, Holzman’s Basketball Winning Strategy, and Pete Gogolak football works. Also featured are Dunninger’s Complete Encyclopedia of Magic and The Age of Kipling edited by John Gross, with Poems 1970 1972 noted.
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Cedar Rapids Public Library
Lass
Stan Davorkin
Alison Burl
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Ralph Pabri
Thelma D. Nye
Holzman
Red Holzman
Leonard Lewin
Tootball Whners
Pete Gogolak
Dunninger
Thomas C. Mann
Janet Breene
New England
Robert Graves
Kipling
John Gross
Talk Slated by Israeli Educator at Temple Judah
The head of Holocaust studies at the Institute of Contemporary Jewry Hebrew University will speak Friday at Temple Judah. Dr. Yehuda Bauer, born 1926 in Prague, will address the Sabbath service.
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Hebrew University
Jerusalem
Temple Judah
Yehuda Bauer Willl
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
AllE Chapter Installs Officers in Cedar Rapids
Arnold Kriegler is installed as president of the Cedar Rapids Area chapter of the American Institute of Industrial Engineers with Norman Henke as installing officer. New officers include Gary Jost president-elect Scott Denison vice-president Ronald Weave secretary Donald Hitchcock treasurer and directors Henry Beenhakker and Philip Rinaberg. Next meeting on May 18 announced. annual dinner planned.
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Aspen Lane
Cedar Rapids Area
American Institute of Industrial Engineers
Norman Henke
Gary
Jost
Scott Denison
Ronald Weave
Donald Hitchcock
Henrt Beenhakker
Philip Rinaberger
From Diplomacy to Resistance and Mass Jewish Flight
Fragmentary notice references two forthcoming works on postwar topics. One covers the mass migration of European Jews after World War I, the other details Paleydon during the war, with publication anticipated soon.
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Paleydon
Hours Listed For Visits to Restored Farm
Seminole Valley Farms in its fourth year opens for the season with guided tours from 1 to 4 p m on Sundays. The spring schedule runs May 6 to June 9 Sundays 1 to 4 p m, Tuesdays and Thursdays 9 30 to 11 30 a m, Wednesdays 2 30 to 4 p m. Summer hours June 10 to Sept 1 include weekends only with Saturdays 3 to 7 p m and Sundays 1 to 4 p m. Fall hours Sept 2 to Oct 31 revert to spring schedule. Group tours may be arranged by telephoning 362-8647 weekends, 382-6455 spring weekdays, and 366-37a fall season. Remaining pages note 15 900 visitors to the pre 900 educational exhibit and list current board officers.
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Tne
Education Farm
Benjamin W. Blackstock
Donald Hattery
Timothy Evans
Robert Leedom
Glenn Oldorf
Tarmiouse
Paiies
Cedar Rapids eyes airport improvements amid delays
Hastie reports Cedar Rapids will gain needed improvements through the airport bond program, though progress is slower than hoped. He warns approvals are the No 1 priority as costs rise and the community's growth hinges on a modern airport, with a slide show mapping past and future development.
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Chamber of Commerce
Kenneth Lasse
Aly
Holiday Inn
Hastie
Heavy Advance Registration for Camp Wapsie Y
Camp officials report advance registrations for Camp Wapsie Y are near 7 percent of last summer’s attendance. Camp Director Dwight Belknap said openings remain, but after this weekend guaranteed choices may be limited. He noted demand is high.
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Dwight Belknap
Camp Wapsie YMCA enrollment boosts in Iowa drive
Belknap says 147 of 1081 applicants sought Camp Wapsie this year while Cedar Rapids accounts for 378 and out of city 374 registrations. Iowa City leads out of town with 105 and Marion sets a record 162 campers. Camp staff will be at the Central YMCA Saturday to answer questions and accept registrations.
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