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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1965

Page

16

Induction Call For May Stirs Senate Debate On Voting Bill

Washington AP report lists Linn County residents among petition signers urging limits on debate over the Negro voting rights bill. Senators aim to invoke a rule shortening speaking time, with a two-thirds vote required. Several local figures and Eastern Iowa men are named, plus military notices from Des Moines and Norfolk trainees.

Linn County Regis- Washington Senate County Senate Garth R. Mingo Avenue NW William H. Ray Eighth Avenue Marion Curtis G. Rawson Richard W. Roberts Hart D-Mich Center Point Steven J Stone E Avenue NW John M. Zahorik Dondo Beach Calif Mike Mansfield California Mansfield Fort Des Moines Dirk Iowa Sen Illinois Fort Dirksen Leonard Wood Thomas L. Schwendinger Monticello Lawrence A. Carter Sherman Street Twenty-seventh Street San Diego Naval Training Center Emi

Car Slides Under Truck in Early Morning Collision

Stephen Pickart, 32, of Fairfax, escaped serious injury when his car struck the rear of a truck at First Avenue and Fifth Street East Friday at 6 40 a m. He had a head bump. hood and windshield damaged. damage estimated at 350 dollars. Pickart treated at Mercy Hospital then released. He was charged with failing to stop in the assured clear distance ahead. The truck was driven by Dallas O Smith, 34, of Augusta Missouri. The truck's speed about ten mph. the car 30 to 35 mph.

Stephen Pickart Fairfax First Avenue Fifth Street Pickart Mercy Hospital Dallas O. Smith Augusta

Chuckhole Work Nears Half Way Mark

Public Improvements Commissioner W. W. Stolba said about 40 percent of winter chuckholes in city streets have been repaired. The street department has focused on major thoroughfares and will move to secondary streets next. He estimated the program would take about two months from mid April and require nearly 1000 tons of patch material.

W. W. Stolba Stolba

Eggs and Rocks Hit Cars on Cedar Rapids Streets

Cedar Rapids police hunted vandals after egg and rock throwing on the southeast side. At 9 20 p m on First Avenue West a car windshield was struck as Marie Thayer of Sharon Lane NW drove in the 900 block. A thrown eye hit Merle Reed of route one Fairfax in the same block.

Cedar Rapids First Avenue Marie Thayer Sharon Lane Merle Reed Route One Fairfax

City Briefs and Ads Mix Local Happenings

A collage of notices lists local hospital patients, new businesses, dance events, and ads. Mentions Mercy hospital patient Frank Swatosh, New Ambassador Cocktail Lounge downtown, a Saturday dance at UFW club, and absentee ballots for a June school bond election. Also notes parking fine for Jack Ball of Detroit, garden and florist ads, a garage sale, and meal specials from local eateries.

Board For Education Second Avenue SW

Shrine Parade Route Told and Banquet Stated

Shrine temple El Kahir schedules a Saturday spring ceremonial parade at 3 p.m. with initiation of a large class. More than 100 men from 27 counties will join parade marshals Sands and Bright Livesay. After the parade, a banquet for 1,200 Shriners and an initiation at 8:30 p.m. precedes a rathskeller at the Embassy club.

Shrine el Kahir Shrine R. F. Brispir el Kahir Brisbin Second Avenue Second Street Third Avenue Sixth Street Sands Bright Livesay Zor Shrine Madison Wis Davenport Waterloo Independence Oelwein Manchester Dubuque Charles City Mason Donald J. Fisher Fifth Street SE Memorial Coliseum Embassy Club

Community event invitation with door sales

The notice advertises a local event with tickets sold at the door for 1.00. It invites all attendees and signs with Ady.

Dog owner’s fine suspended after keeping dog on property

James E. Convey of 1924 Mt. Vernon road SE faced a $50 municipal court fine for his poodle running at large. Judge Howard McLaughlin suspended the penalty on the condition the dog remain on Convey’s property after complaints to city animal warden Charles Lockhart who had warned repeatedly. Mrs. Convey attended court for her husband.

James E. Convey Mt. Vernon Road SE Howard McLaughlin Theine Convey Charles Lockhart Lockhart

School Lease Purchase Bill Sent to Governor

Iowa House approves lease-purchase plan to acquire school buildings sending the bill to Gov. Harold Hughes by a 97 to 2 vote after rejecting a senate-amendment. It allows districts to use lease-purchase contracts with 60 percent voter approval, backed by about 60 districts.

DES Moines Iowa House Harold Hughes House Senate Iowa

Subcommittees Study Municipal Court Space Problem

A ten member committee appointed by Mayor Boo Johnson is divided into three subcommittees to study municipal court space. The group will meet June 3 to discuss the issue and aim to present recommendations by July 1 on facility need location and financing.

Boo Johnson Winfield White Manior White Linn County Bar Assn., N William Eads Loren Hullinger, Jr Harold Schaefer Johnson

Vinton Man 23 Hurt in Auto Crash

Terry Raitt of Vinton, 23, was treated at Virginia Gay hospital Friday for bruised kidneys after an auto crash Thursday afternoon. Authorities say his car went out of control while turning from highway 218 onto Mt. Auburn road and he was charged with failure to have his car under control.

Vinton Terry Raitt Virginia Gay Hospital Mt. Auburn Road

Child injured after slide foil incident at Perk

Two Cedar Rapids men were fined after a fight in front of a tavern on Allendale street. John Hach, 22, fell from a slide and suffered a head injury. his mother rushed him to Mercy hospital where he was listed in good condition Friday.

John Hach Mrr Lester Hach Cedar Rapids Allendale Mercy Hospital

Fight in front of Brown Derby tavern leads to court

In a Thursday incident outside the Brown Derby tavern at 1136 Ninth Street SE Ed ward A. Lee 32 and John S. Har ford 45 of 1138 Tenth Street SE fought. Harford was treated for a facial laceration at Mercy Hospital and released. Both appeared in municipal court Friday receiving 30-day suspended sentences for disturbing the peace and $25 fines for drunkenness. Lee failed to pay and was sent to county jail to begin a seven-day alternate sentence.

Edward A. Lee John S. Harford Tenth Street Harford Mercy Hospital Lee

Marine Ambush Near Da Nang Wounds Lieutenant

A Viet Cong unit ambushed three Jeeps of U S Marines four miles from Da Nang air base. One lieutenant was wounded in the chest after a mine exploded before the lead vehicle. Marines, eight weapons, countered as three women reported eight attackers in black garb.

DA Nang, Vietnam U.S da Nang

Seamen Picket Federal Sites in Washington Protest

American seamen picked from federal buildings in Washington to protest what they call appeasing foreign governments at the expense of the American merchant marine during a Friday action.

Washington Morris Dave Glanz Kreg Kregel

Youth Injured In Bike Mishap Reported

Richard King aged 17 of 750 Thirtieth Street SE sustained chin and arm injuries when his bicycle flipped in the 1700 block of Mt. Vernon Road SE. Police said the accident occurred as the bike toppled.

Richard King Thirtieth Street Mt. Vernon Road

Boy Suffers Injuries In Bike Accident on Eighth Ave

Harold Menger seven year old son of the Mengiers of 1531 Seventh avenue SE sustained head and wrist injuries when his bicycle struck a rock on a sidewalk in the 1806 block of Eighth avenue SE. He was treated at Mercy hospital and released after the incident.

Harold Menger Alan Mengiers Seventh Avenue SE Eighth Avenue SE Mengier St. Luke’s Hospital

Janitor Faces Larceny Charge in Nighttime Theft

Merle McDonough age 32 of 1014 First Street SW was arrested Friday on a larceny charge. Detectives say he admitted stealing 127 dollars from the 100 Club at 213 First Street SW on May 13 while employed as a janitor with a key to the building. He is held at the city jail pending arraignment.

Merle McDonough First Street John Scriven McDonough Scriven

Also Mentioned on This Page

John Chadwick Draft Michael P. Byrne Fifteenth Street James L. Holub, Jr San Jose Kenneth L. Hooiman Danny R. Jensen Richard A. McCoy C Avenue Jana Agency Harold J. Mahnke Harold F. Mahnke James L. Battleman Center Point Road Naval Fire Training School Norfolk Frank Swatosh Fourth Street New Ambassador Junction East Marion Jack Ball Detroit UFW Club Bob Preston Wisconsin Cheese Store Thirteenth Street Advo Pierson’s Florists Ellis Boulevard Parkview Court Highway 30 West Berton Dick Kaufman Dixieland Band Hall Italy McKesson & Robbins N.Y Lila Anthony Scolaro Jack Bates Ernest Rejsa Memorial Commission al Lowell George Matias Union Label Bertani Bardolino Vinton Man Standard Appliance Company Appliance Company Brown Derby Tavern Ninth Street Eee DAT Northwestern Bell Pee Bondar Rheed Lindale Oxfords Atoll
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