Three Governors Candidates to Speak in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids hosts a public governor candidates meeting at Town House at 8 pm on May 26. William G. Murray Ames Jack L. Peters Des Moines and Robert K. Beck Centerville will each speak briefly and join a Q A session. Admission is free with Dutch treat refreshments. Forum members will present a political skit.
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Trvee
Town House
John B. Walters
Cedar Rapids
Linn County Republican Forum
Wich
Linn County Republican Central Committee
William G. Murray
Ames
Jack L. Peters
Des Moines
Robert Kk. Beck
Centerville
Walters
Forum Club
Cedar Rapids teachers press policy on political activity
Cedar Rapids teachers urged the board to outline rights for political activity and to consider leaves of absence for teachers who seek state offices. The informal meetings between board members and a teacher committee aimed to foster mutual understanding and possible policy changes on voting, campaigning, and blended roles within schools.
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Cedar Rapids
Board of Education
Richard Haglund
Haglund
Arnold Salisbury
Rich Anderson
Anderson
Harding Junior High School
James Freeman
Iowa State Education Ass
ISEA
IPERS
Iowa
Turkey Farm Sues Drug Firm Over Vaccination Injuries
Minnesota turkey farmer Arnold Harlevig of Lanesboro sues Salsbury's Laboratories in federal court seeking 11876 in damages alleging negligence in vaccine instructions for 5500 young turkeys. He states 1500 birds died after vaccination and many others failed to gain weight while lumping occurred. A separate bankruptcy petition was filed by Edgar O Slade of 2630 Johnson Avenue NW with no debts or assets listed.
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Minnesota
Salsbury
Charles City
Arnold Harlevig
Lanesboro
Minn
Harlevig
Edgar O. Slade
Johnson Avenue NW
Eight injured in six Cedar Rapids auto accidents
Eight persons suffered injuries in six separate crashes in Cedar Rapids. Police cited a child darting into traffic and a pedestrian being struck. Jerome D. Nierling, 20, was charged with failing to yield to a pedestrian. Mercy hospital reported victims in good condition.
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Cedar Rapids
Wanita P. Brandon
Costa Mesa
Calif
Margaret Newcomb
Second Avenue
Margo S. Stewart
Thirty-fourth Street
Fifteenth
First Avenue
Mercy Hospital
Plans Ordered For Sidewalks Along 42nd NE
The city council directed the engineering department to draft four foot sidewalk plans for Forty-second Street NE from Old Marion Road to the Kennedy High School site. The plan includes sidewalks on both sides with cost estimates pending a resolution of necessity. Public Improvements Director Don Canney said a full plan will guide the sidewalk installation.
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Forty-second
Old Marion
Kennedy Senior, High School
Anne Morse
Daugh
Canney
Victory Engineering Department
re-Morse
F Avenue NW
E Avenue
St. Luke’s Ling
Six Named for Program In International Living
Six Linn county residents join Experiment in International Living program to spend eight weeks abroad. Students Greer Larson Turkey Jo seph Klucas Chili Arthur Dorrington India Terrence Pfennig Brazil. teachers Peggy DeShon Czechoslovakia and John Weld Nigeria. Local organizations and individuals fund and support Cedar Rapids first Iowa participant community. final selections by Experiment in International Living.
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Linn County
Chamber of Comney
Cedar Rapids
Merce International Living
Porgram
Eign
Joseph F. der
Robert £. Yan Hladky, Jr
Chamber Chamber
Greer Larson
Garden Drive SE
Washington High School
Turkey
Joseph Klucas
C Avenue NW
Jefferson High School
Chili
Arthur Dorrington
Regis High School
Creighton University
Omaha
India
Terrance Pfenning
First Avenue SE
Washington
Coe College
Brazil
Peggy DeShon
Park Towne Court NE
Pierce Elementary
Czechoslovakia
John Weld
Nigeria
Chamber of Commerce
Iowa
Machinist Class To Start Monday At Cedar Rapids School
A new term of the machine operators program at Cedar Rapids vocational-technical school opens Monday at Rockford Road. Director G W Eddings says a few openings remain. Registration materials available at the Board of Education building 346 Second Avenue SW. The two semester 40 week class costs 80 dollars per semester and meets 6 PM Monday through Thursday. Students must be 16 years old.
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Cedar' S Rapids
Patrolman Pleads Innocent to Charge
Cedar Rapids patrolman James D. Steinbeck 22 pleaded innocent to failing to yield at a stop intersection. Trial set for June 15 in municipal court after his police car was in a two car crash at Johnson avenue and Edgewood road NW Sunday at 3 07 p m. A passenger Lena H. Kelley 77 of 936 Owens street NW suffered minor injuries.
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Cedar Rapids
James D. Steinbeck
Steinbeck
Johnson Avenue
Edgewood Road
I Lena H. Kelley
Owensstreet
Adenauer Ends Visit to Israel
TEL AVIV AP Konrad Adenauer flew home Tuesday after a week long visit aimed at improving relations between Israel and West Germany.
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Adenauer
Israel
Tel Aviv
Konrad Adenauer
Jsrael
West Germany
Safe Driver Road-E-O Set for May 22 in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Jaycees announce the annual Safe Driver Road-E-O at Lindale Plaza on May 22 with a written and driving test. Local winner earns a savings bond and trophy, state winner goes to Washington DC for nationals. first prize is a 2000 scholarship and a Comet convertible. Co-sponsors are Steitzer Lincoln Mercury. co-chairmen are Robert D Worley and Robert G Worley.
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Cedar Rapids
Lindale Plaza
Jaycee
Steitzer Lincoln-Mercury
Robert D. Worley
Robert G. Worley
Salvation Army Cadets to Lead Friday Citadel Service
Cadets from Salvation Army school for officer training will conduct a 7 p.m. service Friday at the Citadel 1123 Third Street SE. The event follows residential open air street services by cadets and local Salvation Army personnel led by Capt. Joe Irvine. Cadets include Mr and Mrs Kenneth Johnson and Mr and Mrs Overly, recent first year students in a two-year training program in Chicago. The Citadel service is open to the public.
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Salvation Army School
Citadel
Third Street
Salvation Army
Joe Irvine
Kenneth Johnson
Overly
Chicago
Iowa National Mutual Reports 1965 Gains Despite Storm Losses
G W Hopkins president reports 1965 gains across all financial lines for Iowa National Mutual Insurance Co at Cedar Rapids annual meeting. Surplus rises to 6.30 million, assets exceed 26.63 million, reserves 20.32 million, premiums written 26.16 million. Underwriting gain 922,674, 4.6 percent. Executive changes announced and board re elected. Company offers autos, cargo, liability, fire, homeowners and more.
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G. W. Hopkins
Iowa National Mutual Insurance Co
Companay
Hopkins
Cedar Rapids
Iowa National
Iowa
J. C. Rice
Frank Elias
Ray J. Mills
William C. Crawford
Howard Hall
Wild Exhibit at Mt Mercy College Opens in Library
An oil painting exhibit by Mrs. William Wild runs May 27 at Mount Mercy College in the library. The show, with free admission, runs 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Mrs. Wild teaches part time at the college. Drive safely.
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William Wild
Mount Mercy
Stolen Car Located After Theft Separate Items Missing
Police recovered a stolen car registered to Wesley A. White of 808 Oakland Road NE. Stolen Saturday, the trunk and passenger area had $360 worth of tools including a drill and router missing, along with a radio and a coat. The vehicle was found in the 1000 block of Ninth Street SE just after 2 a.m.
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Wesley A. White
Oakland Road
White
Jan
Ninth Street SE
Woman given suspended sentence for petty larceny
Mary L. Walker aged 56 of 1919 Wilson avenue SW received a 30 day suspended jail term on a petty larceny charge. She was accused of trying to take two eggs and a can of fruit cocktail from Gary Rocarek at 1923 Wilson avenue SW. Municipal Judge Howard Mc Laughlin imposed the sentence.
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C.R
Mary L. Walker
Wilson Avenue
Gary Rocarek
Howard McLaughlin
Dwane Aubrey Forfeits Bond After Fight Charge
Dwane Aubrey, 23, of 609 First Street SW, forfeited a $30 bond Tuesday for failing to appear in municipal court on a fighting charge. Police said he fought at Buffalo Bill's Tap and Grill, 222 First Street SE, the night of April 28.
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Dwane B. Aubrey
I First Street
Aubrey
Buffalo Bill’s
Tap & Grill
First Street
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Stewart Auto
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Richard R. Penningroth
13500 Avenue NE
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Cedar Rapids Building and Trades Council
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Century Engineering Corp
Collins Radio Co
Globe Machinery and Supply Co
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Iowa Electric Light and Power Co
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Quaker Oats Co
Stamais Publishing Co
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Passay
Washington, D.C
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