Three-judge court weighs degree in Iowa student case
A three-judge panel ruled on the degree of guilt for Stephen Z Weinstein a 20 year old from Iowa in a college student slaying case. The story notes a faulty alarm at Washington High and Cedar Rapids Fire Department activity with nonmalicious causes cited after weather related power surges.
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Iowa
Stephen Z. Weinstein
Washington High School
University of Pennsylvania
Cedar
John W. Green
Rapids
Washington High
Jesse Hunter
Rites Saturday for Clare Williams 81 Tipton Iowa
Clare Williams 81 lifelong Tipton resident and painting contractor died Wednesday at his home. His wife Grace died about a week earlier. Survived by two sons Cyril and Darrell a daughter Marjorie Hahn all of Cedar Rapids a brother Ward and a sister Blanche Lambach of Tipton two grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Services Saturday at 2 p.m. at Sheets and Son funeral home with visitation after 7 30 p.m. Thursday. Judged Guilty Philadelphia tobacconist with psychiatric problems found guilty of murder.
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Clare Williams
Grace
Cyril
Darrell
Marjorie Hahn
Cedar Rapids
Ward
Blanche Lambach
Sheets and Son Funeral
Charles Pope Convicted by Federal Jury
Cedar Rapids man Charles W. Pope, 37, was found guilty on two counts and acquitted on four others in a federal indictment charging mail fraud. Jury deliberations ended Wednesday after starting Tuesday. Pope faces sentencing after probation studies. he remains free on a $1,000 bond.
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Cedar Rapids
Charles W. Pope
Glass Road
Pope
Miss Iowa City crowned at Jaycees pageant
Miss Jane Lindell a 20 year old University of Iowa junior from Arlington Virginia was named Miss Iowa City after a Jaycees sponsored contest She will represent Iowa City in the Miss Iowa contest in Davenport in July There were six other contestants.
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Iowa City
Jane Lindell
University of Iowa
Arlington
Iowa City Jaycees
Davenport
Idaho Not Proud Of Selling Point
Boise AP report notes Idaho’s commerce department markets lower wages to lure industry. Lt. Gov. Jack Murphy asserts Idaho is not proud of residents’ low income, saying attracting new business could raise per capita income.
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Boise
Idaho Commerce and Development Department
Idaho
Jack Murphy
U of Town Engineering Alumni Meeting Set
A social hour and stag dinner for University of Town engineering alumni will be held Friday at 6 30 p m at Elmcrest Country Club. Dean Hunter Rouse urged the dinner to strengthen ties between the college and its alumni with several college representatives attending to speak.
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University of Town College of Engineering
Elmcrest Country Club
Birdwatcher Bitten By Elephant Seal Off Farallon Islands
Malcolm Coulter, a birdwatcher on a Farallon Islands expedition 26 miles west of San Francisco, was airlifted by coast guard helicopter for treatment after an elephant seal bite to the shin. A zoologist noted that seals are not usually vicious but will snap if irritated.
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San Francisco
Malcolm Coulter
Farallon Islands
Pacific
Here
Coast Guard
Boston Mayor Unveils Slum Rehabilitation and Housing Plan
Boston Mayor Kevin White launches a program for slum areas backed by $50 million in loans from banks and insurers. The funding targets rehabilitation of existing slum housing and construction of new low income housing, with over half expected within a year.
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Boston
Kevin White
Little want ads do big jobs in the classifieds
A compact ad pitches the usefulness of tiny want ads, inviting readers to try one by calling 369-1234 for results and practical examples of how a small classified notice can meet daily needs.
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Dial
Family Bathroom a Real Battlefield in My Home
Hal Boyle revisits the husband’s fight for bathroom privacy as Frances and their daughter convert the stall shower into a family hub. The piece humorously laments the modern home’s contradictory need for space while detailing how a private retreat becomes a shared arena.
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Frances
Tracy Ann
Dottie
Fragmentary venting about privacy and peace in a rattled home
The speaker recalls a chaotic scene chasing quiet after stumbles and unexpected visitors. They compare their in‑home activity to diplomats abroad seeking calm, highlighting irony and desire for privacy amid interruptions.
West Branch screens Grand Canyon film in series
West Branch shows Living River Grand Canyon as the eighth of a nine week set and Free screening at 3:00 p.m. in the town hall. The Conservation Film Center Seattle provides the color Colorado River footage. The National Park Service cooperates with West Branch for the Discover America summer preview.
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Living River
Grand Canyon
Colorado River
Conservation Film Center
Seattle
National Park Service
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