Cedar Rapids men arraigned on four counts in service station holdup
Three Cedar Rapids youths John Carnicle 18 Robert Bruce 19 and Wesley Chesmore 22 appeared before Judge B J Maxwell facing four charges each Robbery with aggravation Larceny of a motor vehicle and two counts of larceny in the nighttime They allegedly held attendant Jerry Bean at gunpoint and knife during the Superior 400 station robbery The men are held in Linn County Jail each on 9000 bond with arraignments scheduled for May 29
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapid
Superior 400
Mt. Vernon Road
B. J. Maxwell
Carnicle
Maxwell
Bruce
Wesley
Jerry Bean
Bertil N. Lova
Grande Avenue SE
American Marietta Co
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Electric Light and Power Co
Marion
Linn County
Linn county faces weed spray plan amid herbicide shortage
Linn County expects no disruption to roadside spraying as Laverty Sprayers of Indianola pledges to cover half the county and possibly all if needed. Reading Chemical and Equipment Co. of Cedar Rapids may fail to fulfill its half. supervisors will decide after contacting Reading. Chairman Dudley Henderson notes another contractor offered services. meeting with Laverty set for Wednesday at 11:30 p.m. with annual spraying costs near $20,300 to $22,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uian County
Iowa
Laverty Sprayers, Inc
Indianola
Board of Supervisors
Reading Chemical and Equipment Co
Cedar Rapids
Reading
Laverty
Medical Society
The
Linn County Medical Society
Cedar Rap
Ids Country Club
Ath Ave
Hladky
Trial Dates Adjusted for Gary Boyd Case and Dye Hearing
Gary Boyd Case trial continued to June 9 at 10 a.m. for false uttering of a check. Edward H. Dye case postponed from May 29 to the July term for breaking and entering. Petition filed by United States Borax and Chemical Corp. against Lawrence E. Reading for 4840.71 on a promissory note in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Boyd
Marian E. McFarlane
Quasqueten
Haseen
Edward H. Dye
Mt. Vernon
United States Borax and Chemical Corp
Lawrence E. Reading
Reading Chemical and Equipment Co
Cedar Rapids
Boyd Case Submitted to July Grand Jury
Judge B J Maxwell ordered Gary E Boyd 17 of 819 F avenue NW charged with operating a motor vehicle without the owner's consent to be submitted to the July term of the grand jury. Boyd pled innocent March 10. He is accused of driving a car belonging to Steber Motors Inc from the company's used car lot at 625 A avenue NE Dec 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Maxwell
Gary E. Boyd
F Avenue NW
Boyd
Steber Motors, Inc
A Avenue NE
Court Sustains Dismissal Plea
David A. Mickens of Manchester sought dismissal in an appeal arguing no information charged a specific crime. Judge B J Maxwell sustained the motion. Mickens had pled guilty to speeding Feb 4 and was fined 14 dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David A. Mickens
Route Three
Manchester
B. J. Maxwell
Mickens
John Dake
Maine
Appeal Refused For Harlan Levy
Judge William R. Eads refused to hear the appeal of Harlan Levy charged in Franklin township with failure to have his care under control on Sept. 14. The judge said no records showed a judgment had been entered against the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Eads
Harlan Levy
Vernon
John P. Woods
Franklin Township
Eads
Richard Barta Fined For Weight Violation
Richard S. Barta pled guilty to overweight vehicle charges in Des Moines court. Judge Warren J. Rees ordered a fine of 153 dollars and costs. He faced weight excesses reported at 4 420 pounds beyond limit on May 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard S. Barta
J Street
Warren J. Rees
DES Moines
UPI
Legislative Appropriations Sub Committee
State Departments
Joseph Coupal
Coupal
Subcommittee
Road commission staff cuts spark budget debate in Iowa
Coupal warned that trimming construction inspectors to 720 would cut 23 million dollars from the 1967-69 road program. Right of way staff would drop to 108 from 132, an 18 percent cut amid rising workload, risking five year delays in highway construction. He argued salaries should be set by the agency, not the legislature, and said he would quit only if he chose to.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Glenn
D-Ottumwa
Coupal
Subcommittee
Glenn
Prin
Commission
Iowa
Highway Commission
Decision Delayed on Hiawatha Bus Proposal
Hiawatha city council delays a decision on an RTA plan to extend bus service to Lindale Plaza. City officials await study by City Attorney Clinton H. Moyer. Emmons notes the route would cover 2.8 miles in Hiawatha and 1.5 miles to a Cedar Rapids transfer, with 25 cent fare to Lindale Plaza and 10 cents transfer, subsidized by Hiawatha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiawatha
Regional Transit Authority
RTA
Gordon Emmons
Clinton H. Moyer
Emmons
Lindale Plaza
Collins Fabrication
Blairs Ferry Road
Cedar Rapids
Referendum Debate Over Public Housing Figures
The mayor disputes FHA market analysis cited by realtors and says city figures from urban renewal officials show far fewer needy elderly than the 400 units planned in the public housing referendum. He has not seen the FHA report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Posal
Urban Renewal Board
Federal Housing Administration
FHA
Johnson
New York
New Jersey
California
Ernesto Freyre
Bay of the
Pigs
Ported
Rivera
Cedar Rapids
Jensus
FBI
Miami
Cedar Valley Expressway
Board of Realtors
Cuban Exile Walkout After Office Blast in Miami
A 2:30 a.m. explosion damaged the office of Cuban Exile Representation in Little Havana. The walkout by exile groups followed calls to halt a general strike over U S detention of Felipe Rivera. No injuries were reported as the group claimed thousands joined the protest. Rivera remains jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
U.S
Felipe Rivera
Rivero
Dade County
Little Havana
Cuban Exile Representation
Deportation drive flags Cuban exile group activity in Havana area
A refugee rights strip leads to deportation proceedings for Felipe Rivero linking him to a group described as Cuban Nationalist Association. Ottawa reports sabotage claims by the group against Cuban establishments in Canada and abroad as signs labeled Closed appear in Little Havana. Protesters proclaim Deportation no the right to fight yes and demand freedom for Rivero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Little
Havana
Felipe Rivero
Woman Aide to Senator Slain in Washington
A 24 year old research assistant Judith Robeson in Senator Frank Carlson's office was found strangled in her sixth floor apartment near the Capitol. Police say the Kansas University graduate lived alone and was discovered by the building manager at 10 45 am after associates grew concerned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
al Blonde
Frank Carlson
R-Kan
Capitol
Judith Robeson
J. Anthony Armenta
Kansas University
Shewnee Mission
Kan
Kansas City
Robeson
Carlson
Yellow Transit Line
American Trucking Assn
City Briefs and Notices Mixed in Local Page
A compact column lists community items including a May 27 breakfast story hour at 9 30 a.m. for preschoolers at Be Be Park, a 10 30 a.m. session at Inver Park public library auditorium, and obituaries noting former Cedar Rapids residents Evans and Myron F Reid. Also ads for car wash services, NARCE meeting at the YMCA, Paris Academy beauty training, and a medical society meeting. Additional items cover a funeral in Dubuque, Medicare talk at a hospital conference, and legal notices about Mercury Builders Tama County land dispute outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bebe
Inver Park
Ithe Public Library
Dais
Marvin Dais
St. Luke's Hospital
Medicare
Upper Midwest Hospital
Minneapolis
Mercury Builders
iForest Park
Ill
Tama
Lydia DesCamps
Packing Co
Dennis House of Beauty
15Th St. NE
Pierson’s
Mercury
Florists
Ellis Blvd
Tama County Board of
Simonsen
Tama Ze
Lubbock Mayor Poses With New bumper Sticker
Mayor W D Rogers Jr poses for photos while applying a new Lucky Me I Live bumper sticker to his car A public relations adviser recommends placing it away from a police promotion sticker warning Lock your car The incident highlights local civic marketing efforts in Lubbock Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock, Texas
UPI
W. D. Rogers, Jr
Lost wallet belonging to Schirm reported
Annette Schirm of 9025 Lawrence drive SW reported losing a wallet containing 50 dollars in cash and 150 dollars in checks. The loss occurred Tuesday in a phone booth in the 600 block of First Poce Our Avenue Ow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billford
Annette Schirm
Lawrence Drive
First Poce Our
Bookkeeping Ration and Hed Below 369-1234
Directory listing and small notes show bookkeeping lines with several phone numbers 369-1234 369-1222 369-1333 369-1250 and a reference to wars. The fragment hints at a directory page with ads or listings.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Courthouse News
John M. Carnicle
Seventeenth Avenue
Robert E. Bruce
Third Street
Wesley A. Chesmore
Fourth Avenue
Linn
Vietnam
Dudley Henderson
Richard Barta
Macaderies
1 Tinancial
Senator Slain
Evans
Long Beach
Calif
Myron F. Reid
Center Point Rd
the Gazette
NARCE
Stan Mill
Ler
Merchants National
Uite
Energy Bank Trust Department
YMCA
Paris Academy
F. G
Mike) O'Toole
Dubuque
Lou Holub
William Mayfield
Cedar ‘Rapids
Fashion Cleaners
E Ave
Center Point Road
N.E
Mars Lubbock’s
Globe Appliance Co
Princess
NEMA
National Electrical Manufacturers Association
3Rd Ave
Dial
Kentucky
Frankfort
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