Pulitzer Panelist Says Winning Entry Was Not Seen
A New York AP report cites Paul Sann of the New York Post claiming the five main jurors for the 1967 Pulitzer national reporting prize never saw the winner by Stanley Penn and Monroe Karmin of the Wall Street Journal. The panel allegedly preferred Pearson and Anderson for their Dodd and Powell exposes, prompting advisory board questions about system fairness.
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NEW York
Stanley Penn
Monroe Karmin
The
Wall Street Journal
Paul Sann
New York Post
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Thomas Dodd
Dconn
Sann
Pearson-Anderson
Sen. Dodd
Baren McCormack
Penn-Karmin
McCormack
T ‘He
Harrison ‘Salisbury
New Yorks
Times
North Vietnam
R. John Hughes
Christian Science Monitor
Indonesia
Man 34 Held for Assault and Battery in Polk County
Sam said it would be idle now for him to judge the Karmin Edward A. Lee of 909 Penn series on the links Eighth street SE arrested Sunday morning on a United States gambling warrant for assault and battery Myrtle Perkins 612 Fifteenth tries to the information that Lee came to her apartment on May 6 she said her former boyfriend hit her in the stomach and kicked her in the face Lee is being held in the Linn county jail
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Karmin- Edward A. Lee
Penn
Eighth Street
United States
Bahamas
Myrtle Perkins
Lee
Linn County
Marion man 85 dies in nursing home after long life
Ole Smaby of Marion died Sunday in a Marion nursing home. Born in Oslo Norway in 1881 he came to the United States at age six and lived in Fort Dodge before moving to Marion in 1954. He retired as an auto mechanic in 1954 and leaves a son Miles, three grandchildren and two brothers. Services Wednesday at Murdoch chapel with burial in Fort Dodge Northlawn cemetery.
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Ole Smaby
Marion
Oslo
Norway
United States
Fort Dodge
Delia Holbrook
Odd Fellows Lodge
First Methodist Church of
Miles B. Smaby
Henry
Irvin Smaby
Los Angeles
Murdoch Chapel
Lloyd C. Kellams
Northlawn Cemetery
Miss Zavodsky Is Honored by Insurance Group
Leola A. Zavodsky of Cedar Rapids was named Newell C. Day Agent of the Year by the Town Association of Life Underwriters at the Des Moines convention. She has worked as an Equitable of Town saleswoman since 1945 and serves on the Cedar Rapids Association of Life Underwriters and the Linn County Cancer Society board.
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Town Assn. of
Life Underwriters
Leola A. Zavodsky
Cedar Rapids
Newell C
Des Moines
Miss Zavodsky
Miss Zavopsky Equitable
Cedar Rapids Assn. of Life Underwriters
Linn County Cancer Society Board of Directors
Marion Jaycee Unit Named Outstanding Chapter
Marion Jaycee unit named outstanding among five in Iowa at the state convention in Davenport. Neal Schrader sworn in as state vice president. Attending Marion were Mr and Mrs Schrader, Mr and Mrs Freeseman, Mr and Mrs Jordan, Mr and Mrs Sievers, Ken McMurray, Greg Hapgood, and Dick Ewing. The Gazette ad number 369-1234. On Dean's List Miss Louise Ruth Trimble named on Olivet Nazarene College Dean's List in Kankakee Illinois.
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Marion Jaycees
Iowa
Davenport
Neal Schrader
Marion Group
Marion
Schrader
Lee Freeseman
John Jordan
el Sievers
Ken McMurray
Greg Hapgood
Dick Ewing
the Gazette
L'louise Ruth Trimble
Clair Trimble
Olivet ‘Nazarene College
Kankakee
Miss Trimble
Olivet
Nins Toastmaster Speaking Contest in Iowa Results
Rich ard Rice of Marion won the statewide Iowa Toastmaster Club contest. William Boon of Ames was runner up and Donald Jensen of Atlantic placed third. Max W. Churchill of Muscatine was elected Iowa governor, succeeding Owen Newlin of Des Moines. Lieutenant governors named Cleon C. Babcock Des Moines Jack Hotchkiss Marion and George Hertema Marshalltown. The Cap Sins Award went to Prof. H. D. Hughes of Iowa State.
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William Boon
Ames
Donald Jensen
Atlantic
Max W. Churchill
Muscatine
Iowa
Owen Newlin
Des Moines
Cleon C. Babcock
Jack Hotchkiss
Marion
George Hertema
Marshalltown
H. D. Hughes
Iowa State
Death of George Hickey 45 IBM executive in Cedar Rapids
George D. Hickey 45 of 1155 Country Club Drive Cedar Rapids died suddenly Saturday. An IBM administration manager, he served in World War II and was wounded in Normandy. Survivors include his wife Donna and daughter Brenda. Rites set for Tuesday at Murdoch chapel with burial at Brushy cemetery Oden Arkansas. Burial by Kelley funeral home Mount Ida Arkansas. He was a Marion Christian church member and former president of the Administration Management Society. He worked for IBM 16 years with prior assignments in St. Paul Des Moines Kansas City and other IBM offices. He leaves his mother Mrs W D Taylor of Little Rock and a brother Nolan Hickey of Mount Ida. Services Tuesday at 1 30 p.m. at Murdoch chapel. burial Thursday at Brushy cemetery.
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George D. Hickey
Country Club Drive
International Business Machines
Cedar Rapids
Oden
Ark
St. Paul
Bismarck
N.D
Des Moines
Kansas City
IBM
Brenda
W. D. Taylor
Little Rock
Nolan Hickey
Mount Ida
Murdoch Chapel
Peter M. Morgan
Brushy Cemetery
Kelley Funeral Home
Lamar
Sale of Bonds and Steel Bid Notice For Area X Ten College
Sealed bids for 38 000 Fire Station Bonds and 4 000 Town Hall Bonds in Springville Iowa due May 26 1967. Bids include interest terms and tax guarantees with bidding rules and approvals. A second notice invites steel bids for Area X Ten Community College in Cedar Rapids Iowa due May 16 1967. Bids require bonds and bidder assurances with project preference rules.
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Springville
Iowa
Laws
Ara
Naval
Messrs
Chepman and Culler
Chicago
Twila Wyman
Ten) Community College
Jawa
Ath Street Road
Cecil Rapids
Area X (Ten) Community College
Ares X Ten) Community College
Igna Bank
Brown, Healey and Bock
Cedar Rapids
Community College
Area X
Ten
Community Colege
TEN Community College
County of
Linn
Lowaly
Kenneth Kupka
Hed
Report of Condition First Trust on Savings Bank
The document presents the Report of Condition for First Trust on Savings Bank Rapids in Iowa. It lists assets including cash and balances with other banks, loans, bank premises, and total assets amounting to 10,880,847,957. Liabilities show demand and time deposits, government deposits, and other liabilities totaling 10,880,847,957, with capital accounts of common stock, surplus, and undivided profits. Officers Arthur A. Bezdek and Lodge F. Makvicka certify the report as true.
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State Bank
First Trust
Savings Bankee Rapids
Aori
Aash
United States
J Cassels
Arthur A. Berdix
F. Mrkvicka
Uelief
Arthur A. Bezdek
F. Makvicka
Iowa
Totner
States
Posit
R. W. Remer
John 4. Suchomel
John A. Suchomel
Ashier
State Bank No 767 Report of Condition and Directors Certificate
Officers and directors certify the 5th day of May 1967 that the Illinois bank is not officer or director of this bank Gary M Scott Notary Public seals and decommission date July 4 1989 shown in the document for Urbana Savings Bank and Dekalb area.
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Towa
State Bank No
Or Urbana Savings Bank
Gary
Dundee
John H. B. Darlens
Suchomel
Iowa
County of Benton
Gary M. Scott
Original Drawings Shown at Cornell College Exhibit
Mt Vernon reports Cornell College hosts a Renaissance to 18th century drawing exhibition of 50 works from the Sonnenshein collection. The show runs through May 15 in The Commons Hilltop Lounge with daily hours 8 am to 11 pm. The Chicago family acquired the works during travels. matting and framing were done by Wilbur West, Cornell art department chair.
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MT. Vernon
Cornell College
Sonnenshein
Chicago
Cornell
Tool Craftsmens win Cedar Rapids tool room vote
In Cedar Rapids the tool department at Square D Plant voted 32 to 2 to quit the Machinists for the Tool Craftsmen. Don Lucky of Tool Craftsmen says a petition will seek NLRB certification and aims to represent about 20 area tool room workers with Local 16. Machinists are expected to oppose.
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Cedar Rapids
Internationnal Assn. of
Tool Craftsmen
Tool Room
Square D
Tool Craftsmen Union
Don Lucky
Tool Craftsmen Executive Council
National Labor Relations Board
Ralph Moore
Local 16
Ray Shaw
Moline
the International
New Era Industries
Lucky
Wallace Sees Path to Ballots in All 50 States for 1968
Former Alabama Governor George Wallace says he can enter the 1968 presidential race as a third party and win, claiming a plan to secure signatures in all states. He notes California and Ohio pose ballot challenges with up to 400,000 signatures, but asserts he can overcome them and will gain national political support if he runs. Wallace criticizes Supreme Court desegregation rulings as reversible and urges appointing judges with experience. He also discusses economic concerns and warns of constitutional crises to prompt change. A separate item reports Carl Merritt Pinsley, 60, injured in a What Cheer Iowa crash. his car struck near highways 92 and 21, taken to Sigourney hospital.
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Richmond
Alabama
George Wallace
Wallace
Richmond News Leader
The
News
Leader
Eat Day
California
Ohio
House of Representatives
Carl Merritt Pinsley
Keokuk County
Sigourney
Highway Patrol
Drawings Exhibit Highlights A Fragmented Collection
One of the few times the drawings have been shown as a collection the display emphasizes a portion while 50 drawings remain unframed and require processing.
Ward Trial Postponed in Cedar County Court
Elizabeth Ward 43 facing embezzlement charges over a $22 961 shortage in the Mechanicsville town account. Trial delayed at defense request. Judge Harold Vietor Cedar Rapids to preside.
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Tipton
Mechanicsville
Elizabeth Ward
Cedar County
Miss Ward
J.F. Casterline
Harold Vietor
Cedar Rapids
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Nins
Iowa Toastmaster Club
Ray
Mari-Lion
Mari-Lion 4 H
Barb Huffman
Eldon Wohlleben
Tana Lasha
Mary White
Jean Kriegermeier
Hallmark
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Space Heat, Inc
Lews Business
Nassau SE
Don Bailey
Sam Bailey
Fourth Street
Lorgan Junior High School
Watersroo
Bailey
Mankato State College
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Minn
Marion Pta
Garth Hammond
Northview l Drive
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YMCA
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Fern Crawley
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Indian Creek Country Club
Old ‘Monarchs
C Avenue
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T. Avenue
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Cedar Haunds
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Ed Eick
Marion Nature and Garden Route 3
Linn-Mar Board of Education
Starry School
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Beta Sigma Phi
Terry Evans
Dean Hoff
I + we
James C. Young
Wilson Avenue
Aevet
Atota
Jaycees
TraHicsPepreach Department
Robert M. L. dJahnson
Harald G. G. Schaefer
Cédar Rapids
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Cedar Rauids
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Frank J. Stastny
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
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United
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Sun
Novak Monument CO
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Side
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ST. Vincent de Paul
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MAY
Hallmark Nursing Home
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Logy
Moor
Hrene
Crestview Nursing Home
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FOX CO
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Marion Area
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