Marion considers post office building for school or police use
City council votes 4 to 2 to adopt an ordinance allowing 19 and 20 year olds into taverns. The body discusses purchasing the former Marion post office building for police, court and civil defense use, with the school district seeking the site for administration space and possible classroom expansion. Negotiations with the General Services Administration and a $40,000 figure are noted.
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Lawrence B. Sprankle
First Baptist Church
Willis Schneil
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Wilkins Park
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Preparedness Post Organization Sets Initial Meeting
The emergency preparedness post for high school boys holds its first organizational meeting Thursday at 7:30 pm at Marion fire station Norman Stordall civil defense director announced. Sponsored by Marion civil defense in cooperation with local police and firemen and Mel Linn county municipal civil defense group. For more information call Stordahl 877-38R.
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Linn-Mar to Hire Teacher Aides for Kindergarten Amid Crowding
Linn-Mar school board plans to add teacher aides for six kindergarten sections next year to reduce bus trips and ease overcrowding at Wilkins and Bowman Woods. Supt. Kenneth Patton notes 92 129 and 95 pupil counts at Indian Creek Wilkins and Bowman Woods, with further enrollees expected.
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Give Mom Tad and Graduate a Wyler Watch Ad
Ray's Jewelry promotes a Wyler watch gift idea for moms, grads, and Tad. The ad highlights a range of watches suitable for graduation celebrations and special occasions.
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Stolen Bedding and TV Sets From Skylit Motel
Police report thefts from three rooms at Skylit Motel 3981 Sixteenth Avenue SW between 1 and 9 am Monday. TV sets valued at 300 each and bedding totaling 7250 were reported missing after a man reserved two rooms and a woman checked in shortly after, prompting investigation by Orval Newell.
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Jepsen Shuns East Iowans Remap Plea
Gov Roger Jepsen declines involvement in the Northeast Iowa senatorial remap dispute amid a GOP delegation from the Second District testing Senate backing. The move to reduce the legislature to 150 from 185 prompts district shifts affecting Lamborn Frommelt Walsh and Gilley Parker Kline and others, with the House bill HF78 stalled awaiting accord.
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Asper-Sleep Tablets marketed as a safe sleep aid
New York chemist touts Asper-Sleep as a remarkable, non habit forming tablet combining antihistamine and tranquilizing ingredients to provide fast natural sleep without prescription. The ad promises improved rest, a money back guarantee, and urges readers to ask druggists for Asper-Sleep Tablets.
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Feapportionment talk shifts to Jepsen in 1963
A Cedar Worlds Gazette report notes the Feapportionment commission in the Second district sought Jepsen rather than Senate Republican Leader David Stanley to discuss their problems. A member said Jepsen is a senate leader.
Owensboro Catholic seniors finish 180 mile relay jog protest
90 Owensboro Catholic seniors completed a 180 mile two day relay jog from Frankfort to Owensboro bearing an American flag to protest campus protesters. The group traveled through rain with support from locals and a jail breakfast stop before St Maxens led the flag raising and pledge at the high school.
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Coroner Noguchi Accused of Hopes for RFK Death
Los Angeles coroner Thomas Noguchi faces dismissal after claims he danced in his office and said he hoped Senator Robert F. Kennedy would die so he could perform the autopsy and gain international fame. The county cites a report accusing him of drugs, psychiatric symptoms, and bullying.
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Convict Raps Life Article on Sirhan Case
Columbus AP report outlines statements by Thomas Yonnie Shavel and others regarding who will handle Sirhan Sirhan’s case. The piece notes efforts to influence public perception of James Rhodes and Melvin Belli while discussing use of a special fund and claims of political manipulation.
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Yonnie” Shavel
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Twenty Students Indicted In Campus Disorders
Twenty Brooklyn College students are indicted for campus disorders amid arson vandalism and alleged fund misuse. Officials say three women are among those arrested. three men and more subjects remain at large as prosecutors pursue charges tied to the clashes and disturbances on campus.
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Traer Man Hurt In Cedar Falls Traffic Crash
Warren Thomas 43, a milk truck driver from Traer, was hospitalized Tuesday morning after a three vehicle crash on Highway 218 near Cedar Falls.
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Cedar Rapids Man Injured in Two-Vehicle Collision
Cedar Rapids resident William Z. Dwyer, 87, sustained minor injuries when his 1969 automobile was in a collision near here about 10 am Tuesday. The other driver was Alvin Hewitt of Fredericksburg.
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