Hickenlooper warns of dereliction over Cuba troop pullout
Senator Hickenlooper says the administration would be derelict if it marks time with no plan to remove Soviet troops from Cuba while urging strong action to counter Fidel Castro. He also backs possible uses of force to curb a Castro takeover in Haiti and criticizes the OAS for inaction. Amb Mor rison says the OAS will act soon to halt Cuban subversion funds and agents. Miller questions a Banes naval base while Humphrey disputes any base buildup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Hickenlooper
Riowa
Cuba
U.S
Haiti
Mutual
Organization of American States
OAS
Fidel Castro
Duvalier
Castro
Bassador deLesseps Morrison
ABC
Humphrey
Dminn
Miller
Banes
Walford Firm Faces Involuntary Bankrupt Action
An involuntary bankruptcy petition was filed in Cedar Rapids federal court against Gaddis Brothers Manufacturing Co. of Walford by three Iowa creditors for amounts totaling over $8,800. The filing seeks adjudication of bankruptcy and appointment of a receiver. The same docket lists a drug condemnation in Mechanicsville, a $11,000 railroad damages verdict in Dubuque, and two new civil actions seeking judgments against John Spang and Donald Bonwell plus associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaddis Brothers Manufacturing Co
Walford
Cedar Rapids
Gaddis Equipment Co
Gaddis
Mechanicsville
Edward J. McManus
Kenyon Drug Co
Chicago and North Western Railroad
Dubuque
Floyd L. Hines
Illinois
Dubuque County
Youngest Lifer 15 Won't Stay at Fort Madison
Iowa officials say Robert Moser, 15, the youngest life term prisoner, will not remain at Fort Madison. He may be transferred to Eldora State Training School or Anamosa Reformatory after pleading guilty to the fatal shooting of his grandfather Ernest Ganzhorn. The boy weighs 97 pounds and stands 5 feet tall. He awaits psychiatric evaluation and will receive standard intake tests before transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Madison
Des Moines
Iowa
Ben Baer
Baer
Robert Moser
Anamosa
Eldora
Robert
Logan
Ernest Ganzhorn
Harrison County
R. Kent Martin
Atlantic
Anamosa Reformatory
Magdefrau Elected President Of Iowa Press Photographers
Don Magdefrau of the Belle Plaine Union was chosen as president of the Iowa Press Photographers Assn at the closing business session of the annual convention at the Town House. He succeeds Dale Stierman of the Dubuque Telegraph-Herald. Other officers named include Tom DeFeo vice president Jo Moore secretary and Bob Strawn treasurer. Directors elected were Art Hough Gordon Fickes E L Musser and Stierman. The 1964 convention will be held in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Magdefrau
Belle Plaine Union
Iowa Press Photographers Assn
Town House
Dale Stierman
Dubuque Telegraph- Herald
Tom DeFeo
Des Moines Register
Jo Moore
Mason City Globe Gazette
Bob Strawn
Iowa City Press-Citizen
Art Hough
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Gordon Fickes
Fairfield Ledger
E. L. Musser
Mason City Globe-Gazette
Stierman
Des Moines
Sukarno Named Chief for Life
President Sukarno of Indonesia, age 61, accepted appointment as chief of state for life after being named president for life by the people's consultative congress in Bandung Java.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bandung
Java
Sukarno
Indonesia
People’s Consultative Congress
Subscriptions and Rates for The Gazette
The Gazette lists carrier and mail subscription prices for editions including night and Sunday issues. Rates include 6 issues weekly at 1.25 per month, 13 per year, and 7 issues at 1.35 weekly or 14 per year, with out-of-state pricing at 23.40 yearly.
Lippe Receives Second NSF Grant for LSU Study
James Lippeson of Mr and Mrs Emil Lippe has been awarded a second National Science Foundation grant to continue study at Louisiana State University Baton Rouge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukon
James Lippe
Emil Lippe
National Science Foundation
Louisiana State University At
Baton Rouge
Iowa Approves 206 Million Budget For State Operations
The Iowa legislature approved a two year state operations budget of 206.3 million, higher than the 1959 plan but below Gov Hughes 230 million recommendation. Major allocations include 50 million for regents operations, 24 million for state departments, 22.5 million for board of control institutions, and 19 million in general school aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Harold Hughes
Duane Wicker
Board of Regents
Board of Control
Board of Social Welfare
Regents
Ormsby Gore Denies Kennedy Macmillan Rift
Sir David Ormsby Gore the British ambassador in Washington denied a rift between President Kennedy and Prime Minister Macmillan. He responded to Richard Crossman who claimed Kennedy snubbed Macmillan by avoiding a meeting on Macmillan’s European swing. White House officials also denied any snub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
David Ormsby-Gore
Britain
Washington
Kennedy
Macmillan
Labor Party
Richard Crossman
White House
Salinger
United Kingdom
Nolan Receives New 1897 Iowa Laws Code
Sen. D. C. Nolan Iowa City receives a bound copy of Iowa’s 1897 laws from the senate as a token of respect for his contributions to constitutional law. Sen. Shaff notes the new code could replace the 1875 issue the body has used, and Nolan accepts the gesture in good spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
UPI
D. C. Nolan
Iowa City
Iowa
Senate
David Shaff
Clinton
Nolan
Strawberry Point to Host Safety Lane Check Event
A safety lane check will be held in Strawberry Point on Friday. The FFA chapter will cooperate with Highway Patrolman Don Mott in checking cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strawberry Point
FFA
Don Mott
Winners Named In Scout Ticket Selling Contest
Mike Wieneke of Troop 33 sponsored by Cleveland School PTA and Mike Mc Avoy of Troop One sponsored by Immaculate Conception church were named top bicycles salesmen for the Boy Scout Exposition. Wieneke led the Kingston district with 262 tickets and Mc Avoy led the Sunrise district with 228 tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Wienecke
Cleveland
PTA
Mike McAvoy
Immaculate Conception Church
Wieneke
Kingston
McAvoy
Sunrise
Cedar Rapids considers rezoning for cocktail lounge
Hassan Murray petitioned Cedar Rapids to rezone from B-1 neighborhood shopping to B-2 commercial at the southeast corner of Center Point Road and 1 Avenue NE to obtain a beer and beverage license. The site, a former neighborhood grocery, was described as speculative use. The plan commission will review the request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Hassan Murray
Center Point Road NE
Center Point Road
1 Avenue NE
Murray
Plan Commission
Two Men Injured In Car Motorcycle Crash
Terrance Himes 20 of Hull avenue SE and Keith Eddins 22 of Tenth avenue SE were treated at Mercy hospital for minor injuries after their motorcycle collided with a car at Tenth street SE near Fifth avenue. Police identified James O'Halloran 21 of Iowa City as the driver and charged him with failing to yield. The crash happened when O Halloran turned left in front of the motorcycle traveling north on Tenth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenth Street SE
Fifth Avenue
Terrance Himes
Hull Avenue SE
Keith Eddins
Tenth Avenue SE
Mercy Hospital
Himes
Eddins
James O'Halloran
Iowa City
O’halloran
Tenth Street
City Briefs Highlight Local Meetings and Incidents
Sunshine Mission holds a Friday gathering 9 30 to 11 with ride and shop activities. Taken report notes a 50 gallon fuel oil tank theft on Fifteenth Street SE. Blanche Huey injured in a fall and is at Mercy Hospital. Larry Lawrence reports tire and seat vandalism. Community groups, including Natural Food Associates and Republican Women, list upcoming meetings. Cub Pack 39 badges awarded at Kenwood School. City Market and Chamber of Commerce events scheduled this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Wood
Fifteenth Street SE
Kenwood
Randy Beedy
Mike Zern
Gene Fox
Allen Wimner
Jim Houser
Brad McCullough
Rodney Sinclair
Walter Hepker
Mike
Missing mangle and gas theft reported in Cedar Rapids
A portable electric mangle is missing from the Duster residence porch. A gas theft is suspected at Bertelli Construction after an attempted pump lock break. The Southwest Civic Club meets at 6 30 p m at Riverside Recreation center with a potluck and slides by Kyle Mills. Michael Sandy 13 was admitted to St Luke s for observation after a bicycle fall near Twenty street and Fifth avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Duster
Garden Drive
Wa&s
Clara Duster
Grande Avenue
Civic Club
Southwest Civic Club
Riverside Recreation Center
Kyle Mills
Cedar Rapids
Hurt—Michael Sandy
Darwin Sandy
Fourth Avenue SE
St. Luke’s
Twentieth Street
Fifth Avenue SE
Advertisement claims chiropractor cured chronic constipation
A forty nine year old engineer with twenty five years of misery from constipation, gas, dizziness and headaches reports relief after spinal alignment and X rays. The ad touts chiropractic as restoring nerve function and offers contact at 119 29th St NE and phone 363-1093, ending with Next Article Next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. NE
Local figures named in leads montage
Winslow Kenny Heth Charles Heins Larry Black ledge Dick Maresh and Jon Boonstra appear among names in a community update outlining notable residents and contributors.
Shots Break Windows At Two Firms and a Church
Cedar Rapids weekend reports show three separate window breakages. Bob Wilber of Smulekoff's furniture at 97 Third avenue SE noted pellet holes in a plate glass window on the First Street side Saturday. Vermille Shaffer of Shaffer's Brat Haus at 621 Center Point Road NE said two pellets shattered the entrance glass Sunday. St James church trustee David Samek said three windows on the west side were broken Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Bob Wilber
Smulekoff
Third Avenue SE
Vermille Shaffer
Shaffer
Brat’ Haus
Center Point Road
David Samek
St. James Church
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Hick
William Miller
Globe Machinery and Supply Co
Iowa Pipe and Supply Co
McGladrey, Hansen Dunn and Co
John Spang
Agriculture Department
Central City
Sumner
Wadena
Donald Bonwell
Nashua
Nolan Ellandson
Ellandson
Elect Magdefrau
Che
Ees
Associated Press
First Avenue
State Conservation Commission
Ormsby-Gore
Kennedy-Mac
Scout
Harold Skripsky
Sixteenth Avenue Commercial Club
Gary Samek
van Buren Pta
Bob Crimm
Hoover Pta
Rick Forrester
van Buren
Timothy Mahon
Lincoln
Herb Hazewinkel
Gene Bailey
Kenneth Washburn
Mark Kolchner
Steve Struck
John Hunt
Central Park Presbyterian Church
Roddy Turner
Kenwood Methodist Church
Paul Kiecksee
Mike Gillespie
Adams Pta
Ronnie Stolba
Erskine
Rodney Spalti
Kentucky
Frankfort Distilling CO
Louisville
Iqu
City Briefs
Sunshine Mission
Canopus Club
James C. Marvin
The
Public Library
Blanche Huey
Avenue NE
Larry Lawence
Natural Food
Lucille Kolk
Natural Food Associates
YWCA
Linn County
Republican Women’s Club
Bishop’s
B. D. Silliman
16Th Ave
Chamber — City Growth and Development Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Roosevelt Hotel
Ray Bartelli
Bertelli Construction
G.F. Clark
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