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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1964

Page

9

Fairfield fairness doctrine worries Iowa broadcasters

Iowa City AP report on Friday sessions of the Iowa Broadcasters Association where FCC fairness doctrine and cable television concerns dominated. quotes from NAB General Counsel Douglas A Anello and WMT Cedar Rapids VP William B Quarton. Quarton warned pay TV could affect local stations while Anello warned the doctrine risks stifling free thought. The meeting honored Dr Virgil Hancher and Dr James A Van Allen for distinguished service.

Iowa City Iowa Broadcasters Assn Federal ‘Communications Commission Community Antenna Television Service Association National Assn. of Broadcasters Douglas A. Anello William B. Quarton WMT Cedar Rapids Quarton National Association Anello FCC Iowa _ broadcasters Virgil Hancher University of Iowa James A. van Allen

Tone Steady In Livestock

Chicago AP reports steady to mixed livestock prices with cattle receipts around 13 000 head and hogs 7 000. Slaughter steers and heifers show gains while sows rise up to 50 cents. hogs mostly steady to higher with lighter weights leading gains. Des Moines and Waterloo notes show demand steady to strong with varied cut prices. sows and heavier hogs mixed.

Chicago USDA Waterloo Hogs Waterloo UPI

Cedar Rapids hog market output steady on Saturday Prices

Cedar Rapids hog market prices were steady Saturday with Friday figures for bulk 200 to 230 lb butchers at 14.40 to 14.65 per cwt and 300 lb packing sows at 12.75 to 13.25. Pricing varies by grade and plant delivery, with discounts applying as weight increases across weight groups up to 500 and beyond.

Des Moines UPI U.S Cedar Rapids

Man fined for throwing rubbish along Cedar River bank

Adron O. Ingles, 52, of 1151 Archer avenue SW, was fined $25 and costs in municipal court Saturday for throwing garbage and bottles along the Cedar River at A street SW on April 28, according to riverfront commission supervisor Paul A. Knapp who reported the incident.

Adron O. Ingles Archer Avenue Ingles Paul A. Knapp Riverfront Commission Cedar River

Indian Air Staff To Get New Chief

Air Vice Marshal Arjun Singh will take over as chief of the Indian air staff on Aug. 1 succeeding Air Marshal E. M. Engineer who is retiring.

Indian Air Staff New Delhi API Arjun Singh E. M. Engineer

Oregon Victory Cited by Rockefeller in Campaign Push

Rockefeller said his Oregon win shows voters favor forward looking Republicanism and will drive his California push. He noted Goldwater’s positions do not reflect the majority of Republicans and downplayed divorce remarks as not a liability. Lodge offered no comment due to government rules. Oregon Governor Mark Hatfield linked the result to the man and his stands.

Hatfield Lodge Oregon Rockefeller Grindle Wallace New York Saigon U. S Mark Hatfield

Mix-up delays Cedar Rapids welcome for C R Pastor

The Emmanuel Baptist Church of Cedar Rapids faced a travel mix up as Rev. Lewis Miller, returning from a fifteen week Australia trip with 175 ministers, may not arrive in time for the 10:02 a.m. Sunday welcome and sermon. Sunday school and services were rescheduled with a single class at 9:30 a.m. and worship starting at 10:30.

C.R. Pastor Cedar Rapids Lewis Miller Emmanuel Baptist Church F Avenue NW Australia

Wiley Asked To Attend Le Mars Street Event

State Sen. Martin Wiley chairman of the senate highways committee has been invited to a July 4 program in Le Mars hosted by the Chamber of Commerce and the Jaycees. The event marks the anniversary of the first Portland Cement street poured in Iowa and the second oldest in the nation. Gov. Harold Hughes will be honored at a dinner with Wiley and other dignitaries invited.

Cedar Rapids Plea over Bridge Traffic Strain

Traffic congestion in downtown Cedar Rapids rises from heavy use of the renovated First Avenue bridge. Safety Commissioner Frank Bush urged motorists to use other river crossings as much as possible to ease the bottleneck.

Cedar Rapids First Avenue Frank Bush F Avenue Loop Bush

Bridges Proposed For City Traffic After First Avenue Closure

Bosh urged bridges at F, Eighth and Fourteenth avenues with emphasis on the F Avenue bridge for northeast and northwest city traffic. A count showed 31,836 cars on Wednesday, up from 23,015 before the closure, an 8,000 car jump signaling heavy use as the First Avenue bridge undergoes renovation for about 18 months.

Bosh F, Eighth Fourteenth Avenues First Avenue Bush Second Avenue

Marion Man Fined After Fight at Twilight Room

Robert Tischer of 292 Seventh Avenue Marion was fined 25 dollars and costs for disturbing the peace by fighting in Marion municipal court Saturday. An accompanying drunkenness charge earned a 10 dollar fine. Tischer fought with Russell Miller of 2960 Eighteenth Avenue, also of Marion, at the Twilight Room on First Street Northwest shortly after 1 a.m. Miller was treated for a minor forehead injury and released.

Robert Tischer Seventh Avenue Marion Howard McLaughlin Tischer Russell Miller Eighteenth Avenue First Street Cedar Rapids Miller St. Luke’s Hospital

Marion Men Fined On Traffic Charges

Leland E. Swenson 21 of 950 Third Avenue Marion received a $100 fine plus costs in municipal court for reckless driving after police said he fishtailed and screeched tires in heavy traffic on Third Avenue SE. Judge Howard McLaughlin suspended $50 of the penalty. Carl H. Anderson 39 of 1140 Twenty-eighth Street Marion was fined $50 plus costs for leaving the scene of an accident after his car backed into another in a Powers Truck Port parking lot on highway 30 S. Friday at 2:45 a.m.

Leland E. Swenson Third Avenue Marion Howard McLaughlin Swenson Third Avennue Carl H. Anderson Twenty-eighth Street Anderson Powers Truck Port Highway 30 S

Dinner honoring New York editor Philip Scharper Sunday

Philip Scharper editor of Sheed and Ward Publishing Co and former Commonweal editor will attend a 6 p.m. dinner Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Larry McGrath 1800 Second Avenue SE. He will also give the sermon at the Festival of Faith on Sunday.

New York Philip Scharper Larry McGrath Second Avenue SE Scharper Sheed and Ward Publishing Co Commonweal

Linn Mar students tour Chicago museum trip noted

Linn Mar high school science and industrial arts clubs toured the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago on Saturday with sponsors George Pratt and E J Kirkpatrick. Meanwhile an advanced homemakers class visited Amana meat processing plant woolen mills and furniture factory Friday with Mrs Richard Burton and Principal Don Parkin.

Linn- Mar High School Museum of Science and Industry Chicago George Pratt E. J. Kirkpatrick Amana Richard Burton Don Parkin

Cedar Rapids Area Church Services Schedule

Local listings outline weekly services for Marion churches and denominations. Descriptions include pastors, class times, worship hours, sermons, youth activities, and special events such as Haggai Crusades and state convention travel. Churches named include First Baptist Cedar Rapids Grace Baptist Lutheran Saint Paul’s Walther League and more.

Mechanicsville to Safeguard Crossing Install Signals

The Iowa commerce commission approved automatic warning signals at the North Western Cherry street crossing in Mechanicsville. Project cost is 25745 dollars with the city and railroad each paying ten percent and the commission covering the remainder. railroad maintenance costs are extra.

Mechanicsville Iowa Commerce Commission North Western Railroad Cherry Street

Heavy Rains Drench Northeast Iowa Towns

Heavy rains with hail drenched northeast Iowa towns including WAUKON, flooding streets and disrupting travel as residents assessed damage and awaited clearer weather.

Waukon

Rainfall totals across northeast Iowa Friday night into Saturday

Rain fell heavily in northeast Iowa with amounts varying by location. Waucoma reported 2.43 inches and New Albin 2.05 inches with some hail. Decorah had 1.13 inches, Postville 1.50 inches, Oelwein 0.75 inch, and the area overall measured about 2.54 inches.

Iowa Waucoma New Albin Decorah Postville Oelwein

Street Contract Awarded in University Heights

University Heights city council awarded a street improvement contract to L. L. Pelling Company of Iowa City for 16 571 dollars. The project covers Melrose Street from the bridge to Koser, Koser from Golfview to Sunset, and Olive Court, plus widening and curb work on Koser and Golfview.

University Heights L. L. Pelling Company Iowa City Melrose i Koser Golfview Melrose Sunset Olive Court Gulfview George Koser-Melrose Grand Avenue

Mack Named UCT Grand Conductor at Davenport Convention

Lloyd W. Mack of 2633 First Avenue SE was elected grand conductor of the United Commercial Travelers at the fraternal accident insurance society 65th state convention in Davenport Friday. Herman Feldman of Dubuque was elected grand councillor.

Lloyd W. Mack First Avenue SE United Commercial Travelers Fraternal Accident Insurance Society Davenport Herman Feldman Dubuque

Notice of Probate and Group Land Company Incorporation

Probate notice for estate of George Wagner in Linn County Iowa directs creditors to file and debts to be paid within six months from the second publication May 7 1964. Includes incorporation notice for Group Land Company Inc under Iowa law April 1 1964 with 500 Class A shares, registered office Cedar Rapids Iowa, directors listed.

Group Land Company, Inc

Hawkeye Timing Association Incorporation Notice

Hawkeye Timing Association Inc is incorporated under Iowa law. The corporation begins May 7 1964 and is perpetual with 2000 Class A voting and 2000 Class B non voting common shares. Registered office 830 Higley Building Cedar Rapids Linn County Iowa registered agent Lee K Behrens. Directors Russell L Pratt and Lee K Behrens. Harry R Terpstra attorney 830 Higley Building Cedar Rapids Iowa.

Hawkeye Timing Association, Inc 58Th General Assembly State of Iowa Iowa Business Corporation Iowa Business Corporations Act Higley Building Cedar Rapids Linn County Lee K. Behrens Corporation Russell L. Pratt Hawkeye Timing Association INS Harry R. Terpstra Corporaton Owa

Drive-In Realty Incorporated in Iowa in 1964

Notice of incorporation states Drive-In Realty Inc under Iowa Business Corporation Act with perpetual existence beginning April 21, 1964. Authorized capital stock 100000 shares, par value $1, common. registered office 2315 12th Avenue SE Cedar Rapids. agent Edward F. Bock. directors Warren W. McAllister Carl V. Bock Kenneth B. Oftsen. Attorneys MOYER & BERGMAN.

Drive-In Realty, Inc Iowa Business Corporation House 58Th General Assembly Iowa Business Corporation Act 12Th Avenue S.E Cedar Rapids Iowa Edward F. Bock Warren W. McAllister Carl V. Bock Kenneth B. Oftsen Moyer & Bergman Attorneys

Notice of Incorporation of Carrier Services Inc in Iowa

Notice is given of the incorporation of Carrier Services, Inc under the 1959 Iowa Business Corporation Act. The corporate existence began May 11, 1964. Authorized capital stock is 100,000 shares of par value $1.00. Registered office is 392 1eth Avenue SW Cedar Rapids Iowa. registered agent and director is John C Eichhorn. Attorneys for the Corporation.

Carrier Services, Inc Iowa Business Corporation Act 58Th General Assembly Cedar Rapids Iowa John C. Eichhorn Granl Own

Bids Open for Cedar Rapids Street Widening Project

Cedar Rapids invites sealed bids for Center Point Road Northeast widening and resurfacing from 32nd Street to 50th Street. Bids due June 3, 1964 at 8:30 AM CDT. must include 10 percent certified check. City reserves right to reject bids and Iowa preference applies.

OF Cedar City Hall Cedar Rapids Iowa Center Point Road 32Ndreet 50Th Street Lany Ynis Binte Harold Geqneder

Notice of Appointment of Administrator in Iowa Probate

Probate notice from the Oyseries Court of Iowa listing Nicholas Seilimmers estate. Merchants National Bank is named administrator of the estate with a May 16 1964 deadline for filing claims and payments. Attorneys Simmons Perrine Albright Ellwood Neff Cedar Rapids listed.

Notice of probate and executor appointment for Elsie V. Doskocil

Probate in Linn County Iowa on May 7 1964 admitted the will dated April 8 1954 for Elsie V Doskocil. Richard D Holden appointed executor requests creditors to present claims for settlement at Cedar Rapids Iowa.

Will of Charles E Martin Probate Notice in Linn County

The Iowa District Court in Linn County admits Charles E Martin as deceased. Otto L Schlute attorney for the executor publishes notice May 7 asserting creditors must file claims within six months from the second publication or be barred.

Notice of Will Probate Linn County Iowa 1964

Notice of will probate for Charles W. Rade ke deceased in Linn County Iowa. The last will and testament dated March 1 1950 was admitted to probate on May 1 1964. Creditors are notified to file claims with Bleckley Vie Cedar Rapids Iowa within four months from publication or be barred. Executor appointed and authority provided by law. Publication date May 1 1964.

Ee Court A of Iowa Linn Coun George Wagner Dorothy F. Rose Seter Rapids Iowa Robert C. Nelso Cedar Rapids Renstone District Court State of Linn County Elsie V. Doskocil Doskroe Richard D. Holden N Rice Ae of Iowa Linn Fante Charles E. Martin Ratnara Sa State Paper Charles W. Radeke Hey Bleckley & Vie Cedar Lowa Pate Ot

Exiles Said to Land Forces on Cuban Coast

Washington AP reports two anti Castro exile groups may have made landings at separate Cuban coastal points Friday morning. Manuel Artime of MRR and Manuel Ray of JURE allegedly led raids. Cuban radio operators ordered to duty amid crisis. No confirmation from exile headquarters. unidentified sources cited a second landing near Palau and Oriente.

Washington The Evening Star U.S Miami Oriente Star Manuel Artime MRR Manuel Ray Revolutionary Junta Organization Artime Ray Rogelio Cisneros WFAB Cuba Ray Group Palau Pilon

Probation Granted in Larceny Case at Anamosa Court

Ronald D. Macal, 21, of 1329 First Avenue SE, was sentenced to ten years in the men’s reformatory at Anamosa and placed on probation after pleading guilty to larceny in the nighttime. Judge Charles Penningroth handed down the sentence. The breaking and entering charge against Macal was dropped and the lesser charge filed. Titus, 36, of 818 Tenth Street SE, faced breaking and entering charges for the Marty's Car Wash theft on March 2 involving $71.75 in cigarets and tools. the breaking and entering charge remains pending against him.

Ronald D. Macal First Avenue SE Anamosa Charles Penningroth Macal Donald E. Titus Tenth Street SE Marty Titus

Fred MacMurray Hosts TV Night at Hollywood Palace

Fred MacMurray star of MY THREE SONS hosts a HOLLYWOOD PALACE telecast at 8:30 p.m. Saturday, available on KCRG Television 9.

Fred MacMurray Hollywood Palace Kcrg-Television

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Barry, Jr Michael Goldwater Oregon’s Chicago Livestock Hogs C. R. Markets Bologna C.R. Man Wiley le Mars Street C.R. Bridge Marion Man Linn-Mar Marion Area Gazette Gazette Marion YMCA Marion Branch Marion Democratic Club Pat Kane Marion Churches Bethe! Baptist Paul H. Stenstrom Cedar Rapids, Coliseum First Baptist Edward Roustie Grace Baptist Russell D. Swift Christ’s Blood St. Joseph’s Catholic William H. Blessington John G. Barnes James J. McBride Herbert G. Kohl KCRG Lutheran Church of the Resurrection William E. Biedermann Church St. Paul’s Lutheran Missouri Synod E.L. Brandt MYF Bever Park Prairie Chapel Methodist Maurice A. Gunn First Presbyterian United USA Jean P. Hayter Reformed Presbyterian Robert B. Mee- Cracken Haggai Crusade Church of God W. J. Kuryluk United Seventh Day Brethren W. Allen Bond Safeguard Crossing U. Heights UCT Iowa. Business Corporation Act American Building William A. Bergiman William M. . Giboney Boyd L. Wiltsey James B. Jones Edward J. Altorfer Paul Shawver Birmingham Alabama John D. Chehak Russell Reigener Bends Moyer and Gman Rive-In Realty, Inc Notice OF Incorporation OF Carrier Services, Inc Oyseries Ronae Nicholas Seilimmers Merchants National Bank Sale Law Simmons, Perrine, Albright, Elllwood & Neff
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