Howard Hall Cedar Rapids Industrialist Dies
Cedar Rapids industrialist and philanthropist Howard Hall died Sunday at his home after a brief illness. He was 76 and served as president of Towa Manufacturing Co. and Iowa Sheet and Iron Works, with board roles at City National Bank of Cedar Rapids and Banks of Iowa. Hall contributed to civic projects, endowed Hallmar Convalescent Home, and supported Mercy Hospital and Mt. Mercy College. He received Coe College humanities honors in 1958 and Cedar Rapids civic awards, with memorial services at Brucemore. Fans may donate to Hall Radiation Center.
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Trudeau starts 11 day official visit to Soviet Union
Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau and his wife departed Ottawa Monday for an 11 day official visit to the Soviet Union.
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U.S. Troop Cut Fight Sparks High-Level Clash
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