Balk at Bill See Cassius Performing Iowa Marriages
Des Moines AP. Senate rejects an Iowa House amendment to let any recognized religious society perform marriages. The bill originally allowed a Bahai member to solemnize weddings, but the expanded version would enable Cassius Clay like recognition for Muslim groups. The vote ended with the bill returning to the House for possible recede or conference.
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Des Moines
House
Senate
Cassius Clay
Iowa
Lucas DeKoster
Hull
Elmer Lang
Sioux City
Lange
DeKoster
Eastern Iowans Tapped for ODK Honor Williams
Twenty one University of Iowa students were tapped for Omicron Delta Kappa at a leadership banquet at the Iowa Memorial Union. Roy Williams, Northwestern Bell manager, named outstanding community leader. Willard Boyd tapped as ODK member and named dean of faculties.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
U. of I
Omicron Delta Kappa
Dyersville
Nicholas Geeres
Lee Dicker
William Knowler
Edward Kolker
Michael Shea
Strawberry Point
Michael Kirby
Iowa Memorial Union
Breakin Is Probed At Victorian Inn
Burglars broke into the Victorian Inn south of here between 12 45 and 5 am Friday. Entry was gained by prying open a rear door. Loss included 11 boxes of spark plugs wrenches 200 to 250 in costume jewelry three transistor radios two travel alarm clocks and premium tickets totaling 15 to 20 dollars in change and merchandise.
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Victor
Victorian Inn
Here
Waterloo Rights Case Continued By U S Judge
A pre trial conference in a civil rights suit against the city of Waterloo was held in federal court Friday. The suit, led by Waterloo residents and Mrs Sallis widow of Eddie Sallis who died in Waterloo city jail, seeks 200000 and civil rights actions. The case remains under advisement with dismissal motions and other petitions pending before Judge Edward J McManus.
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Waterloo
Des Moines
James B. Morris
L. D. Lybbert
Sallis
McManus
Plaisted Party Ends Expedition To North Pole
The Ralph Plaisted surface expedition returns to Eureka Ellesmere Island Canada after a surface assault on the Pole. They left the ice by air Thursday night and plan to remove equipment Friday. The team will stay in Eureka until May 10 before flying to Edmonton. The March 29 start faced high winds and drifting ice.
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Ralph Plaisted
North Pole
Eureka
Ellesmere Island
Canada
Northwest Territories
Pole
Polar
Collins Radio Co
Cedar Rapids
Royal Canadian Airy
Edmonton
Alta
Island
Bishop Names Two C R Men To New Duties
Edwin Bruere promoted to division manager of Bishop Co. in Lindale Plaza with June 1 start. Donald Owen advanced to manager of Lindale Bishop Buffet after leading downtown Bishop cafeteria since 1965. Both men are graduates of Iowa State or Nebraska with families at local addresses. Cedar Rapids serves as Bishop HQ since 1926 with Waterloo cafe operating since 1920. new Rockford and Westroads openings noted.
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Owen Enw
Edwin Bruere
Bishop Buffet
Lindale Plaza
Bishop Co
Cyril L. Kegier
Bruere
University of Nebraska
Bishop’s
Lyle
Nina
Eddie
Grande Avenue SE
Donald Owen
Linsdale
Iowa State,university
Owen
Nancy
Dalewood Avenue
Rockford
Westroads
Omaha
Cedar Rapids
Bishop
Waterloo
St Olaf student honors listed at St Luke's hospital visit
Cedar Crest Woods SE resident Waples son of Mr and Mrs Jr named among hospital visitors list for scholastic achievement at St Olaf college. Free rain gauge with each fertilizer purchase Pierson's Florists 1800 Ellis Blvd NW Northfield Minn.
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Donald Berends
Waples
Cedar Crest Woods SE
Greenwood
St. Luke's Drive
St. Olaf College
Northfield
Minn
Pierson’s Florists
Ellis Blvd
City Market Opens Saturday at Roundhouse in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids City Market launches its 1967 season Saturday at 5 am with merchandise from African violets to vegetables. Market stalls, leased by season to local sellers, operate 5 am to noon on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays through Oct. 28 under the city recreation department. Other items note graduations and obituaries, including Mrs. Etta Dye and Doyle Crow, with several local notices about thefts, sales, and services.
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Cedar Rapids
Bruce H. Scott
Leroy Street
Riverside Roundhouse
Fourteenth Avenue
Web Dee
First Avenue
Ithrough
City Recreation Department
Harpers Ferry Youth Injured in Vietnam Battle Mine
Victor Damon, 19, son of Mr and Mrs Leo Damon of Harpers Ferry, was injured in Vietnam Monday when he stepped on a booby trap. A fourth class specialist drafted in January, he suffered second degree burns on both legs and the left side of his body. He is hospitalized and employed at Collins Radio Co in Cedar Rapids before being drafted.
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Gazette
Harpers Ferry
Victor Damon
Leo Damon
Vietnam
Collins Radio Co
Cedar Rapids
Thief Steals $1,000 From Manchester Finance Co
An estimated $1,000 in cash was taken from a filing cabinet at Interstate Finance Co in Manchester Wednesday night. Entry was gained by prying open a window. Inside the Honors List Linda M. Cook, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ken, was forced and the locked cabinet pried open. Suspects include Seth Cook, 1827 C avenue NE, and John R. Skar, 308 Thirtyeighth street NE, with John J. (last name truncated) involved.
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Manchester
Interstate Finance Co
Linda M. Cook
Kening
Seth Cook
C Avenue
John R. Skar
Robert Skar
Thirty-o Eighth Street
John J
Graduates Dennis Murphy Receives Florida State Marketing Degree
Dennis R. Murphy of 5108 First Avenue NW was graduated from Florida State University in Tallahassee with a bachelor’s degree in marketing.
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Dennis R. Murphy
First Avenue NW
Florida State University
Tallahassee
Norman Hanson Joins Reading Institute Under NDEA
Norman Hanson, a language arts teacher at Wilson Junior High, has been chosen to take part in a summer reading institute at the State College of Iowa under the National Defense Education Act. He is one of 22 teachers selected for the program July 12 to August 4 at Cedar Falls, aimed at upgrading reading skills instruction for junior and senior high students, with participants reimbursed for housing, board, and tuition.
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Norman Hanson
Wilson Junior
State College of Iowa
National Defense Education Act
NDEA
Hanson
Cedar Falls
Boy Injured in Fall From Father's Truck
Plotz aged 28 faces assault charge after a street brawl with Stanley L. Lawrence on April 30. A seven year old boy riding in the back of a pickup fell from the vehicle driven by his father William J Milne. Milne and another man David Milne were treated for injuries at Mercy hospital. No charges were filed.
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Joseph A. Plotz
First Avenue NE
Stanley L. Lawrence
Sixth Avenue SE
Plotz
Lawrence
Platz
David Milne
Eighteenth ‘Street
Mercy Hospital
William J. Milne
Eighteenth Street SE
Twelfth Avenue
Eleventh Street SE
Sigourney Mourns Chet Banes longtime official and businessman
Sigourney mourns Chet Banes 85 a former county deputy sheriff and long time real estate and insurance man who died Friday after a brief illness. Born May 2 1882 he married Sadie Bair in North English in 1901. Services Sunday at First United Methodist Church with burial in Mirror Valley.
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North English
Sigourney
iCharley
Albert Smith
Cedar Rapids
William Wiley
Winona Himler
Christian
Friends Cimay
Holm Funeral Home
Sigourney — C. V
Chet”Banes
General Services Nomin
Istration
GSA
Kansas
North
English
Gazette
Sadie Bair
Central
Air Conditioning Co
Wichita
Washington
H. L. Grohne Co
Decatur
Hastings Construction Co
Kansas City
Federal Building Remodeling Bids Exceed Estimate
Apparent low bid for remodeling the downtown federal building stands at 533,333 dollars, about 74,000 dollars above the original estimate, signaling higher project costs and potential budget implications for the federal building upgrade.
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Federal
Kelley Fined for Reckless Driving
Edgar L. Kelley, 20, of 1253 Lake Avenue NE, was fined 50 dollars and costs in municipal court on reckless driving. Police said he fishtailed north past a concession stand in El is park Thursday afternoon and again on El is boulevard, narrowly missing two girls on a tandem bicycle after hitting a No Parking This Side sign. Judge Loren M. Hullinger Jr. imposed the fine.
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Edgar L. Kelley
Lake Avenue
Kelley
Elis Park
Elilis Boulevard
Loren M. Hullinger, Jr
Kehoe forfeits bond for resisting officer
Dennis Kehoe fifty one forfeited a one hundred ten dollar bond in municipal court Friday on a charge of resisting an officer. He was arrested at 7 40 p m on April 29 for drunkenness in the 300 block of Second. The arresting officer said Kehoe fought and tried to strike the patrolman to the station.
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Dennis Kehoe
Kehoe
Second Avenue SE
Gazette want ads sell millions in homes cars and merch
Local classified pages highlight large volumes of listings for homes vehicles and merchandise. Advertisers report steady demand and readers browse sections daily seeking bargains and opportunities in real estate transportation and goods.
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Gazette
Mine wrecks truck near Lebanon border injures none
TEL AVIV AP A land mine wrecked a pickup truck Thursday near the Lebanese border. Five Israelis rode in the truck and none were hurt.
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Tel Aviv
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Legion
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R. H. Wiles
Oakland Road
Lindenwood College
St. Charles
Ed Lundquist
C Avenue NW
Etta Dye
Alliance, Neb
Alliance
Mike Hennessey
Fortieth Street Drive
Grant Williams Fordtown
Hennessey
Coca-Cola Bottling Co
Fifth Avenue
Doyle Crow
Hubbard’s Shell
Thirtieth Street
Haslice
Sixth
Ft. Madison Due Street
Coca-Cola
F. Crow
Clements Funeral Home
Ft. Madison
Tom Sturgeon
Iowa Theater
Riverside Recreational Round House
Veterans’ Service
Veterans Administration
Linn County
Ramza
Ramza Sturgeon
Sharon Macklin
Fourth Avenue SE
R. W.hanson
Birchwood Drive
Charles G. Curley
White Eagle Trail
Maysville
Caroline Roehtk
Kennedy High Rings
Nelson Jewelers
Bobbie E. Hunt
Phyllis Brown
Herbert M. Brown
Eighteenth Avenue SW
Sgt. Hunt
Greenville, Tenn
Albert's Cleaners
Lindale
Plaza
Kelleles
Homer Blackford
Charles Berry
Esther
Dennis Bizek
Lester Bizek
George Borghart
J.C. Clark
Raymond
Warren Everhart
John Kazimour
Harold Kemper
John King
Mary Klima
Kathryn Coleman
William Kluber
Glenn Metzger
Harry Metzger
John
DeWayne Metzger
Stanley Menec
Dale Newport
Newportland Son
David Novak
Raymond Novak
Herb Pratt
Richere Prohaska
Richard Prohasika
Gertrude Randall
Walter Secrist
Viola Vantalge
Joséph Vobejda
Wayne Watson
Elsie Williamson
3Rd Ave
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Reading Institute
Chet’ Banes
Tommy Tucker Realty
American Institute of Marketing Systems
A.lm.s
Tommy
Gucker Realty Co
Argo Building
EAM
Kentucky
Bourbon
James
Beam Distilling Company
Clermont, Beam, Kentucky
GARDE
Petunia
Unwin
PHLOX
St. John’s
Ozinnia State Fair
Pierson
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