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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1966

Page

10

Mrs. Cook Dies In Cedar Rapids Car Crash

Mrs. Robert Sutherland Cook 80 of the Roosevelt hotel was killed in a two car collision on highway 218 south of Cedar Rapids. Her son Sutherland Cook 50 and wife Mrs. Cook 49 were injured. he suffered a chest contusion and she a fractured jaw. Terry Robert Brumley 21 of Iowa City was injured. his car skidded, hit a guard rail, and swerved into the Cook vehicle. Brumley and Mrs. Cook's party were en route to Iowa City to visit Valissa Cook at the University of Iowa. Police reported the crash occurred about 6 10 p.m. near the Iowa River bridge. Brumley was hospitalized for observation.

R Rapids Now Robert Sutherland Cook Roosevelt Hotel Cedar Rapids Sutherland Cook Crescent Street Mercy Hospital BR. S. Cook Brumley Cook Iowa River Iowa City Faun Hamilton Cook Thomas William Ellwood St. Catherine’s School Davenport Ford League of Cedar Rapids Turner

Car safety features slow second collision in 1967 models

Detroit UPI reports 1967 cars will include padding on instrument panels A pillars and headers plus a retracting steering column on some makes to limit injury in a crash The industry adheres to GSA standards with added features like reinforced seat belts frangible steering wheels and illuminated back up lights to reduce whiplash and protect occupants.

Detroit UPI Fea General Services Administration GSA Ford

Four Hurt In Three Car Marion Bridge Crash

Four people were injured on Saturday afternoon in a three car wreck on the Indian Creek bridge at Marion's south edge. Florence Van Skike 36 Amber sustained a possible head injury and was admitted to St Luke's hospital. Her daughter Lana 13 was treated and released. June Smith 19 Hopkinton and Doris Mckl meel 23 Langworthy also suffered injuries including facial lacerations.

Indian Creek Marion St. Luke’s Hospital Florence| van Skike Amber Lana! van Skike Florence June K. Smith Hopkinton Doris Mcklmeel Langworthy Florence van Skike Lana June Smith

Catching Up On Paying As We Go Chuckle

A light joke notes people would gladly pay as they go if they could first catch up from paying as they go. The quip highlights financial pacing and humorous frustration with recurring payments.

Buddhist leaders seek safe talks near Da Nang amid Vietnam conflict

Rebel Buddhist leaders in Da Nang offer to negotiate if the U S guarantees their safety as U S forces withdraw some warplanes. American casualties rise with 15 service members injured in sporadic fighting as Da Nang remains a flashpoint near Viet Cong and rebel forces. President Johnson calls for unity and broader participation in governance while avoiding dictates.

Saigon Nguyen Cao Ky da Nang U. S Lewis Walt U.8 South Vietnam

Lady Dorothy Macmillan Dies at Birch Grove Home

London AP confirms 65 year old Lady Dorothy Macmillan wife of former Prime Minister Harold Macmillan died Saturday at Birch Grove Sussex. The statement says she died suddenly in her 66th year at her country home after a quiet retirement since October 1963.

London Dorothy Macmillan Harold Macmillan Sussex Birch Grove House Scotland

Prairie Senior Crowned New Miss Eastern Iowa

Cheryl Trachta 18, Prairie High School senior, named Miss Eastern Iowa 1966 at Kingston Stadium during the Eastern Iowa Band Festival anniversary ceremonies. Kenneth Smykil of Mt. Monson named outstanding band master of the year for Eastern Town as Jaycees sponsor the event.

Gazette L. W. Ward Eastern Iowa Chevyl Trachta Cedar Rapids Prairie Kingston Stadium Asenath LaRue Salmon West Central Maynard Trachta Ernest Trachta Cedar Rapids Prairie Cedar Rapids News Cheryl Trachta Prairie High School Kenneth Smykil Mt. Monson Eastern Town Iowa Fiestival

Local Option Liquor Signed in Mississippi and Band Results

Gov. Paul Johnson signed a local option liquor bill in Mississippi ending statewide prohibition and allowing county control. The event coincides with a festival where South Tama and Smykil’s Mt. Vernon bands won class titles, and Norway and Deep River-Millersburg were runners-up.

Mississippi South Tama Norman Haltmeyer Cedar Rapids Prairie Frank Kluesner Smykil Mt. Vernon Western Norway Band Roger Gard Deep Hiver - Millersburg Karen Bartachek Jackson, Miss Paul Johnson Bliquor Las Vegas Stebor Motors Morris Plan Nordstrom Oil Jaycees

Englishmen Start Atlantic Row From Virginia Beach

Two Englishmen, David Johnstone and John Hoare, began a 15 foot Puffin voyage from Virginia Beach aiming to cross the Atlantic in about 53 days. Crowds watched as they set eastward in a tiny craft packed with food water and safety gear. Fellow rowers Capt. John Ridgeway and Sgt. Shay Blyth plan a separate Atlantic crossing from Massachusetts this week.

Virginia Beach Atlantic Virginia Beach Ocean David Johnstone Farnham-in- Surrey John Hoare Leicester Hoare Johnstone Gulf Stream Britain John Ridgeway Shay Blyth Massachusetts

Atlas Rocket and Satellite Prepare for Busy Cape Kennedy Launches

A new Atlas rocket and target satellite for Gemini 9 rise on a Cape Kennedy pad as NASA braces for one of its busiest periods. Five major launches are planned from Cape Kennedy in eight days starting Tuesday, including four in a 36 hour span. An Explorer satellite leads off at 9 am Tuesday atop a Douglas Delta rocket, followed by a Memorial Day Surveyor lunar mission carrying a TV camera and surface-hardness devices.

Cape Kennedy Space Agency Explorer

Iowa City Bandit Swipes 2000 From A and P

A masked gunman robbed the A and P on Clin ton Street Saturday night taking about 2000 in a night deposit sack. The suspect, over six feet tall and about 225 pounds, wore fork clothes and fled as witnesses described a woman around 40 years old. Police did not confirm arrests.

Iowa City A and P Clinton Street

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