57 Orthodox Church Bill Is Reaffirmed
In Des Moines the Iowa House reaffirmed a 1957 action recognizing the Eastern Orthodox Church as Iowa’s major faith. Rep. Hill argued for a second passage to correct lack of publicity, with nods from Rep. Radl and Rep. Andersen. Priests from Cedar Rapids churches attended and noted prior recognition, while prayers opened both chambers.
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Frank Nye
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Iowa House
Senate
Iowa
House
William Hill
Marshalltown
Hill
Richard Radl
Lisbon
Leonard Andersen
Sioux City
Andersen
George Pierson
R-oska- Joosa
Maurice Baringer
R-oelwein
Nos
Gust Hatzidakis
St. John the Baptist Greek Orthodox Church
Alexander George
St. John’s Eastern Orthodox Church
Father George
Father Hatzidakis
Governor to recognize Orthodox Church as fourth major faith
The Iowa legislature is set to officially recognize the Eastern Orthodox Church as a fourth major faith for a second time, reflecting a formal acknowledgment by state government.
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Iowa
Air Force Names New Recruiter and Recruit Edits
Eleven men enlist in the navy with assignments to San Diego Great Lakes and Cedar Rapids air recruiting units. Staff Sgt Francis Heckart named to Cedar Rapids recruiting staff replacing Sgt Larry Mickel. Promotions include Master Sergeants Joe Powers and William Thomas with others noted for air force service and base postings.
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Francis D. Heckart
Des Moines
Air Force
Cedar Rapids
Larry Mickel
St. Anthony
Newfoundland
Heckart
Turkey
Ottumwa High School
Second J Avenue
Joe Powers
Valley View Drive
Marion
Cedar Rapids Air Force
William R. Thomas
Glenn H. Thomas
E Avenue
Plattsburgh Air Base
N.Y
Gene E. Scriven
Vertie Christofferson
Coralville
Minot Air Base
N.D
Parkhoppers meet at Riverside Recreation Center
City briefs note a Parkhoppers meeting Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the Riverside Recreation Center with visitors welcome. Other items include Dr. W G Cretsinger opening a chiropractic office at Suite 311 Executive Plaza, 4403 First Ave SE, phone 365-1953.
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Parkhoppers
Riverside Recreation Center
W. G. Cretsinger
Executive Plaza
First Ave
Cedar Rapids seeks ten new civil defense warning sirens
Cedar Rapids aims to add ten warning sirens to the existing five in 1966 at an estimated $40,000 cost with $20,000 city share. City official Bill Bjorenson says federal funds would cover half, but local funds are tied to municipal bus service. He notes sirens would mainly serve peripheral areas, with schools as ideal sites, and outlines the Marion project to relocate a city hall siren and add two more.
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Cedar Rapids
Bill Bjorenson
Linn County
Bjorenson
Merchants National Bank and Buchanan School
National Oats Co
Roosevelt School
Lincoln School
Marion
City Hall
Parking Spaces Widened at City Parkade
The city traffic engineering department widened parking lanes by six inches and adjusted stall line angles by five degrees slant. The Parkade will lose eight to ten spaces from a 400 total as work continues about halfway complete, according to safety commissioner Frank Bush. Also noted is the death of Ann Snyder in Santa Maria, California, prompting a family trip by Mr and Mrs Frank E Wells.
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Strong
Frank Bush
Safety Commissin
Total
Bush
Frank E. Wells
Bever Avenue
Santa Maria
Calif
Wells
Ann Snyder
Burglars haul at Kenwood House target store breakin
Burglars took about 1100 dollars in cleaning equipment and a 1964 green Volkswagen van from Kenwood House on Sunday night. The breakin was found at 6:45 a.m. Monday by a cleaning woman. Detectives said entry was gained by removing a storm window and breaking a glass pane near the lock.
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Kenwood House
Second Street
Mabel Willing
Lindale Plaza
Federal Grand Jury Sessions Begin in C R
A Cedar Rapids federal grand jury began hearing testimony Monday afternoon for the first of several cases expected to be reviewed in the coming days. Witnesses were scheduled to appear as the grand jury, adjourned for a time, reconvened in the northern district, with the resolution moving toward action in Sioux City.
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Cedar Rapids
Federal Grand Jury
House
Resolut Grand Jury
Senate
Federal
Sioux City
Bolt Replacing Project Under Way at City Hall
Workmen in the basement office area of Cedar Rapids City Hall replace bolts supporting the ceiling and ductwork at an estimated cost of 11800. Corrosion blamed on electricity in the Second Avenue bridge deck, with insulated anchors to resist future galvanic action. City funds cover the cost. contractors are Rinderknecht Construction Co.
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Bolt
City Hall
Second Avenue
Rinderknecht Construction Co
Jensen
Cedar Rapids
Water Leak from Broken Pipe Hits City Hall Floors
An old radiator fell from the wall on the eighth floor of C R City Hall, breaking a steam line. Water leaked through the floor and between tiles in the seventh floor ceiling. Custodian crews staged a major cleanup and potential ceiling tile damage was noted. engineers could not yet confirm replacements. The fragment mentions Moon Lake House in Saratoga Springs, N Y and a reference to 1853.
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City Hall
United States
Moon Lake House
Saratoga
Springs
N.Y
Jaycee Board Vacancies Filled Cedar Rapids Elects Three Directors
Three men named to Cedar Rapids Jaycee board fill vacancies and bring the group to a full slate of 16 directors. Larry Maddox, Dean Beer, and Rich Halverson were introduced as the new members.
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Cedar Rapids
Chamber Executive Ewoldt Elected Iowa Council Director
Harold Ewoldt, assistant executive vice president of the Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce, was elected a director of the Iowa Chamber Executives. He will represent northeast Iowa following the group’s spring meeting in Des Moines last weekend.
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Harold Ewoldt
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo Bank Sues IRS Over Tax Assessments
In Cedar Rapids federal court the National Bank of Waterloo seeks 44765 dollars in income taxes and interest it says were erroneously collected by the government. Bank says 1962 taxes 299999 with 16952 and 3030 interest due. 1963 taxes 233133 with 24783 and 2631 interest due. IRS overruled attempts to recover.
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The
National Bank of Waterloo
Cedar Rapiids
Internal Revenue Department
L Walker Named To Optimists Post in Iowa Zone 3
Roy L. Walker of 14 Nineteenth Street NW was elected lieutenant governor for Zone 3 of the Iowa district at the state convention in Council Bluffs. A member of the Tuesday Evening Optimist club, he will attend the national convention in Portland, Oregon, June 18 to 22. Cedar Rapids will host the 1968 Iowa district convention.
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Roy L. Walker
Nineteenth Street
Iowa District of Optimists International
Council Bluffs
Walker
Portland
Ore
Cedar Rapids
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