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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1965
Page
14
AP war correspondent Hal Boyle writes from Da Nang about the Vietnam conflict. He notes the confusion of politics and military aims, the difficulty of defining victory, and the Viet Cong’s hold on much of South Vietnam while contrasting natives’ aspirations with foreign expectations.
The University of Iowa hosts a 1965 family camp show May 15 16 at Old Finkbine on highway 2186. More than 300 tents trailers and camping items are displayed 10 am to 6 pm May 15 and noon to 5 pm May 16. Admission is free. Camp show director Elmer Scholer explains exhibits target buyers. Smokey the Bear will meet campers with Town City Cedar Rapids units demonstrating camping gear.
Philip Kelly of North east Iowa Council announces Haynes B. Harbaugh of Taylorville Illinois will join as district executive for the Dellaukkee district serving Allamakee Delaware and Clayton counties. Harbaugh a University of Dubuque senior will attend national training in Mendham New Jersey starting June 29. He replaces Galen Hafar who moved to the Wapsipinicon area council with headquarters in Waterloo.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established in 1883 by The Gazette Co and Piploned operates daily and Sunday from 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. It lists subscription rates by carrier and mail including various editions and regional pricing with notices about AP exclusive republication rights.
Kathie Setheart now Kathie Hutcheson and Fay Haas now Mrs. Thomas Haas found a bottle dropped on a June 10 1955 Mississippi River trip. A note inside asked the finder to write back with who they are and where found. The warden at Menard State Penitentiary confirmed an inmate retrieved the bottle 80 miles from its launch.
Mrs. Leon Chamberlain of Postville writes a book detailing Hardin, a once thriving ghost town in Allamakee County. The town founded in 1849 had a general store and a church later used as a barn. it joined Luana schools 30 years ago. Eddy Arnold hosts ABC NIGHTLIFE at 10 15 p m CST on KCRG TV 9.
You can bargain on a cash deal by asking for the Car Loan Department. Tell them the type and price of the car you want and you’ll be able to negotiate confidently with MNB low interest money backing your offer.
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