British Jetliner Dodges Spanish Air Ban Over Gibraltar
A British European Airways Comet with eight aboard flew London to Gibraltar but avoided the Spanish forbidden zone by staying about 900 yards off its edge. Weather and navigation kept the plane clear as officials said military and civilian flights to Gibraltar would continue. The incident followed Spain's April ban and assertions of enforcement, with two Spanish jets observed but no interference.
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Algeciras Bay
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Royal Air Force
Roosevelt Wins Achievement Cup in Show
Roosevelt junior high school won the sixth annual Cedar Rapids Hob by and Model Show. Valenta of Roosevelt led with 11 of 19 ribbons, Washington high school placed second, Franklin junior high third, with Jefferson high and Wright school fourth and fifth. Individual winners include Grede school Jeff Taylor, Wright school Shelley Dorrance, Immaculate Conception Mark Cady. Roosevelt’s Steve Valente topped junior high, Eddie Brejcha second, Valenta third. Jefferson high Gary Port, Davett Bosier, Stacias Washington. 506 displays entered, biggest show yet, held in Memorial Coliseum. Next year’s show slated for last weekend in April.
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Shelley Dorrance
Immaculate Conception
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Marion Longfellow
Steve Valente
Eddie Brejcha
Valenta
Gary Port
Jefferson High
Davett Bosier
Jefferson
Stacias Washington
Nat Hull
The
Recreation Department
Memorial Coliseum
Miller on the Credibility Gap and War Policy Critique
Former official Miller urges public disclosure of Vietnam reasons at Coe College ROTC dinner. He cites Haiphong access, Parity figures, and questions U S diplomatic conduct while warning against misleading debates and urging clear national goals.
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Freeman
Miller
Haiphong
Two 14-Year-Olds Charged In Double Break-ins
Two 14 year old boys were arrested Saturday night and charged with two break ins. They allegedly burglarized George Miller's storage building on Ninth Avenue SE and the Sunbeam Bakery on Second Street SE. Stolen items included $16 in change two transistor radios and 36 flares. A 1958 Chevrolet station wagon stolen from Miller's storage was found in a ditch on Thirty-sixth Avenue SW. The youths were found riding a stolen bicycle and were released to their parents after questioning.
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Second Street
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J Street
Wilson Avenue
Eisenhower Hospital Stay Prolonged Amid Health Update
Reports from Washington and Paris indicate former President Eisenhower remains in hospital with health issues though improving. Royalist demonstrations occurred Sunday as supporters urged the Count of Paris to return and claim the throne.
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Eisenhower
Paris
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Burglars Smash Hamburg Inn Window and Steal Cash
Police report a Sunday morning burglary at the Hamburg Inn 512 Center Point Road NE. A plate glass window was broken with concrete and the dash register taken to total 12 dollars and 80 cents. Officers found the shattered south side window at 4 15 am during rounds.
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Center Point Road
Rash Register
State of Emergency Declared by U A R
Cairo reports United Arab Republic declares a state of emergency as clashes rise near the Israeli Syrian border. President Nasser acted to enforce the mutual defense pact with Syria and mobilize combat units and artillery in the capital.
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UPI
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Syria
Wigs and cash stolen from two rooms in SE house
Two bedrooms in a house at 316 Twelfth Street SE were robbed Sunday night. Carol M. Fandel reported three wigs valued at 550 dollars stolen from her bedroom. Ronda L. Peterson said 45 dollars in cash was taken from a dresser in her bedroom. The theft occurred between 1130 a.m. Sunday and 1230 a.m. Monday.
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Carol M. Fandel
Ronda L. Peterson
Young Woman 19 Arrested in Grand Larceny Case
Janet E. Dee, 19, of 814 Twenty-fifth Street NE, was arrested early Sunday for grand larceny. Captain of Detectives John Kuba said the arrest stems from an investigation into pocketbook thefts at a house party last October. A detective cited a girl who bought a stolen driver's license for 4 dollars, and the license had been taken last October. Dee is held in the city jail.
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Janet E. Dee
Twenty-fifth Street
John Uba
Merna 3
Sullivan
Reynolds Rencue
Kuba
Janet Dee
Drug price debate moves to congress with cautions
Dr Stetler argues against federal drug price controls urging caution to avoid stifling research funded at up to a million dollars daily. He asserts physician choice must remain unrestricted and counters calls for generic name prescribing. Nelson’s panel will study price gaps between brand names and generics. Tom Tryson stars in Tuesdays 4 PM film Screaming Eagles on KCRG TV Channel 9.
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Senate
Subcommittee
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Stetlers
Trial Starts in Suit Involving Packing Firm
A civil suit opening in Cedar Rapids accuses Blue Ribbon Beef Pack of Mason City of breach of contract with Food Management, Inc. of Cincinnati claiming feasibility studies and construction design advice for a LeMars packing plant for Peter Piper Packers. The $900,000 project was not built.
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Mason City
Edward J. McManus
Cedar Rapids
Food Management, Inc
Cincinnatti
LeMars
Peter Piper Packers
IPERS Investment Bill Clears Senate
Des Moines AP reports the Iowa Senate approved the IPERS investment bill by 52 to 2 after a 48 to 3 initial pass and a corrected version. The measure permits investing up to 10 percent of the pension fund in common stocks with additional restrictions on stock history and single company share limits. The bill advances to the House.
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