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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1967

Page

8

Jesup youth receives 90 day jail for early morning crash

William F Hogan 19 of Jesup was jailed 90 days in municipal court after pleading guilty to leaving the scene of an accident without identifying himself driving left of center and minor with beer. He was sentenced by Judge Loren M Hullinger Jr to 30 days on each charge to run consecutively. Police said Hogan hit a parked car owned by Harry Blackhawk and fled the scene. A beer was found in his car at arrest.

Wiliam F. Hogan Jesup Hogan Harry Blackhawk Nineteenth Avenue Sixteenth Avenue Loren M. Hullinger, Jr Municipal Court Ivan D. Dannatt Third Street Marvin Bentrott Springville Gerald W. Reamer Atkins Eugen J. Mai Cedar Drive Ronald W. Pierce Monte J. Waldorf Thirty-first Donald E. Conner Westwood Drive Richard D. Rinkema Thirty-fourth Street Robert L. Greenlee Eighteenth Street Marion Dixie L. Glass Twenty-first Street Robert L. Dvorsky Solon Harriet P. Souder Nineteenth Street Joe 4. Lea Cherry Hill Road Cleo A. Norris Johnson Avenue Eleanore J. Fullerton Old Marion Road Carlton, Carlson Donald IL. Irons Fifth Street Joseph F. van Hoe Seventeenth Street John J. Porter Thirty- Fourth Street Grant X. Hale Carroll Drive Dennis R. Caldwell Russell Roger L. Barnes Marenga Robert D. Williams Fifth Avenue Edwin N. Hart Viola Dennis R. Manley Thirtieth Street Adelyn E. McMillen Fourth Street Eleanor Newhard Palo Jeremiah L. Miller Seventh Avenue Jane L. Mead Edward G. Richert Lisbon Cheriss G. Anderson George J. Trachta Twenty-fourth Avenue Cheryl M. Meskimen Cedar Rapids Marguerite T. Stutt Kencrest Drive Dale Corrigan Elmer F. Medinger Second Street Joseph Z. Gaal McCarthy Edward G. Anderson George Prunkenness Joseph J Gaal Farley NEW York (Ap Johnson Lorenz Hullinger, Jr Humphrey

Weather and court notes fill May edition with brief items

A long local weather and court notices chunk includes rainfall totals, a mix of service announcements, and a large list of traffic fines from the Municipal Court. Names like Shorty Radloff and Earl A. McClellan appear among obits and service times at various churches. Separately, police and fire calls are summarized with minor incidents and community briefs.

Rusk Visits Des Moines Amid Little Antiwar Presence

Secretary of State Dean Rusk spoke informally in Des Moines without a written text. He was accompanied by Mrs. Rusk and several Iowa politicians. Rusk returned to Washington Friday night to a small welcome with about 10 protesters noted at the airport.

Rusk Des Moines Bourke B. Hickenlooper Jack Miller Iowa Neal Smith Wiley Mayne Washington

Birthday Party Ends in Jail

Joseph J. Gaal celebrated his twenty fourth birthday at Don's F avenue Tap when police arrived to arrest him for intoxication. Officers said Gaal struck a paroled man, kicked another, and had to be subdued with force. He received a 60 day sentence.

Joseph J. Gaal McCarthy Road Don's F Avenue F Avenue NW Gaal

Seven Injured In Auto Mishaps None Seriously

Seven persons were injured in four traffic accidents Friday and early Saturday. Arthur J. Bruns, 19, of Forty third Street and Mt. Vernon Road SE, was hospitalized with a fractured right collar bone after his car overturned in a ditch on East Post Road SE. Bruns and three passengers faced minor injuries. none were charged.

Arthur J. Bruns Forty Third Street Mt. Vernon Road SE East Post Road SE Gary Brislawn Sixteenth Street Marion Diane Brislawn Jean Ocean Twenty-eighth Street Eleanor Newhard Palo Maxine R. Mavionico Thirty-fourth Street Avenue Collins Road Robert Postel Park Avenue Mercy Hospital Cathy 5 Cook Twentieth Street Fifteenth Street First Avenue East

Shrine Parade Brightens C R Loop Saturday

Shriners with pearl red fezzes marched through downtown on Saturday afternoon bringing joy and color. Aristocratic El Kabir Chanters in black tuxedos, Arabs in purple and gold robes, and clowns joined the procession to entertain crowds of families and seniors. About 80 prospective Shriners held a rope attached to a bright orange yellow tractor at parade end.

el Kabir

Scouts Award Recipients Named Across Two Pack Ceremonies

Cub Scouts Pack 27 at St Pius X School awarded Steven Strempke Eugene Bockenstedt Michael Drees Jeffrey Stephen John Travis Nick Chmaruk Michael Arthurs Ted Krauss and Andrew Krauss Wednesday. Pack 77 at Trinity Lutheran School honored Gregory Kerr Mark Werning Kenneth Siefert David Burian David Haerther Bruce Werning Scott Campbell Steve Magoon Douglas Smith Keith Shields Randy Mills Guy Bangs Mike Allard Douglas Barnes Matthew Smith and Jeffrey Dyson Thursday.

Pack St. Pius X Steven Strempke Eugene Bockenstedt Michael Drees Jeffrey Stephen John Travis Nick Chmaruk Michael Arthurs Ted Krauss Andrew Krauss Trinity Lutheran School Gregory Kerr Mark Werning Kenneth Siefert David Burian David Haerther Bruce Werning Scott Campbell Steve Magoon Douglas Smith Keith Shields Randy Mills Guy Bangs

Three Picket Commencement At Grinnell

Three former Grinnell College editors protested during commencement with signs condemning censorship as Sen. George McGovern spoke. They demanded negotiation over a barred yearbook and a resigned newspaper editor urged free expression. McGovern urged dissent as patriotism and warned against coercive conformity.

Grinnell Grinnell College George McGovern D-S.d Henry Wilhelm Glenn Leggett John Phillips Krynsyna Neuman McGovern America

UIC Students Expelled After Campus Incident

Fourteen Upper Iowa students were expelled by Dean Herschel Hendrix after a firecracker throw and water fight chaos on campus. A protest of about 600 formed at the dean’s home, demanding the 14 be reinstated. two were expelled immediately and 12 told to not return for fall.

Upper Town

Medinger Fined For Hitting Car

Elmer F. Medinger of 854 Second Street NW was fined 100 dollars and costs in municipal court Saturday for striking an unattended parked car. Authorities said he drove south on the 800 block of Second Street NW on April 15 and left the scene without identifying himself.

Elmer F. Medinger Second Street Medinger Second Street NW Loren M. Hullinger, Jr

Five Teen-Agers Apprehended for Whisky Possession

Five teen boys were arrested at First avenue and Eleventh street east for liquor possession. Richard L. Knees, 19, Ely, got 30 days in county jail. Terry L. Morris, 19, 2724 Union drive SW, posted 30 bond. The two 17-year-olds and a 16-year-old were released to parents. cases referred to juvenile authorities. Unopened whisky bottle and a half empty blackberry brandy found in the car.

First Avenue Eleventh Street Richard L. Knees Ely Municipal Terry L. Morris Union Drive Esha Ition

Gazette Writer Wins Award in State Contest

Charles T. Wanninger, a 22 year old University of Iowa graduate student, wins the M. A. Fulton Award for a college cheerleaders sports story at the Iowa APME spring meeting. The Davenport page notes fellow winners in in depth reporting, spot news and feature writing and credits Neale Copple as judge.

Davenport Daily Times APME James Flansburg Des Moines Register Marjorie Blaess Clinton Herald Willa Romkey Burlington Hawk-Eye Gazette George T. Kruse Kruse Cedar Rapids Linn District Court Norman F. Dacey Neale Copple University of Nebraska School of Journalism Mike Toner Daily Towan William Eginton James Ney Robert Hibbs Iowa City Press-Citizen

Mid East tensions rise over Sinai and Gaza Gulf stance

The Egyptian Middle East news agency claims a vessel redirected to an Ethiopian port on orders from Port Said while the U S embassy in Cairo denies knowledge. Pravda accuses Washington of ultimatums and condemns Sixth Fleet maneuvers as heightening tensions as Nasser vows not to back down. He warns of total war if conflict erupts, naming Israel as the target. The crisis frames U S Britain as enemies for backing Israel.

Aqaba Middle East U.S Ani Cairo Pravda Egypt al Ahram Richard Nolte Sinai U.N Gulf U.S. Sixth Fleet Mediterranean Nasser Cairo Radio Israel Britain

Local Obituaries and Funeral Announcements

Death notices for Donald K. Diehl 56 of Tipton Ossie Britton 99 Cedar Rapids Elizabeth Slechta 58 Cedar Rapids Bozena Dvorak 83 Cedar Rapids and Elizabeth Hunter listed with service details and surviving relatives across Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas. Services are at Turner and Brush chapels with graveside and church rites planned.

Donald Kenneth Diehl Eighth Avenue Collins Radio Co Fiiaay Tipton Oelwein Ellen Bernice ‘Beach Aurora Ill Presbyterian Church Norfolk Hanford Post American Legion Sherry’ Lynn Diehl Ames Carl Diehl George Diehl Cedar Rapids Turner Chapel West John E. Wheatley Christ Church United Presbyterian Cedar Memorial Cemetery Hanford Ossie Britton Twentieth Street Benjamin E. Britton Frank Tyrdik Edward M. Flaherty Lloyd Hendrickson Janeba-Kuba Anthony W. Chihak

Collapse of Theater Wall Kills Motorist in Syracuse

In Syracuse a 70-foot wall from an abandoned theater under demolition collapsed Friday, killing 82 year old Thomas Fahey and injuring three others as four cars passed. Authorities say violations were cited for the project and the theater was among 14 buildings being torn down to clear downtown space.

Syracuse N.Y Thomas Fahey Frank Costello

Marion rider, Iowa student killed in Highway 64 crash

Dean D. Nuss 26 of 700 Thirty-fifth Street Marion died just after 11:40 p.m. Friday when a motorcycle driven by David M. Miller 22 an Iowa State University student from Huff North Dakota lost control and went into a ditch about a mile east of Marion. Nuss was a passenger. Miller was taken to University Hospitals Iowa City in fair condition. Nuss’s body was found in the ditch about 150 feet from the bike. Nuss married Janet Rodesta April 29 1967. He was a son of Clarence Nuss Hawkeye and Mrs. Nuss. Funeral services listed.

Dean D. Nuss Thirty-fifth Street Marion Highway 64 David M. Miller Iowa State University Huff, N.D Cedar Rapids Miller University Iowa City Nuss Dean Duane Nuss R. T. Powell ,Construction Co Hawkeye Janet Rodesta West Central High School Maynard Jefferson City Jack Kirby Denver Colorado Turner Chapel The Sacramento Cor William 8 Hotchkiss Crnop Ronald Reagan Fayette Gram Reagan Edmund Brown

Lisbon Church to Dedicate $65,000 Education Unit

The Federated church in Lisbon plans a Sunday 2 p.m. dedication of a two story education building costing $65,000 with 17 rooms. Rev. Gaylord Hamilton, former pastor and Moody Bible Institute alum ni association director, will be principal speaker.

Lisbon Federated Church Gaylord Hamilton Moody Bible Institute Alumni Association Clinton Jeffers United Brethren Milton Wright Orville Wilbur Wright

Crucifix Compared to Michelangelo Works as Loan Offer Made

The article notes water revealing an inscription on a crucifix, with Msgr. Pinzuti comparing its features to Michelangelo's Pieta and a drawing in Oxford. D U rso says he does not intend to sell the crucifix but would lend it to museums for worldwide display.

Msgr Pinzuti Christ Michelangelo St. Peter's Oxford England D'Urso

Nun to Speak at First Baptist Church

Sister Mary Augustine of Mt. Mercy College faculty will address the First Baptist congregation during morning worship Sunday. She will discuss What the Movies Have To Say to Us as part of the Dialogues on Contemporary Faith series. The talk will be in Fellowship Hall followed by a discussion.

Sister Mary Augustine Mt. Mercy College First Baptist Church Church Sister Augustine Se.aucustine University of Minnesota Catholic University of America

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Daily Record Ney Bever Avenue SE Iena Monona Lawrence Shorty Radloff St. John’s Lutheran Church Farmersburg Fat Schultz Stamwood Earl A. McClellan I Chapman DunNeUsarp Decorah William Branha Olgen Steine’s Ossian Leander Gerleman St Francis DeSales Schmitz Anamosa Clarence Boyer Riverside Cemetery G Avenue Bowling Street Mallory Street May City Highway East Post Road Williamsburg George J Trinity Lutheran Church Colesburg Claude W. Coon Appleton’s Edgewood Oak Hill Ee City Briefs Fred Oliphant Circle Drive William E. Likens Tenth Street Center Point Road Paris Academy the Gazette Adv Jerry and Rick Eby’s Sporting Goods First Avenue SE Ambassador Pierson’s Florists Ellis Blvd Rob Kenny’s Food 19Th Avenue Saigon Haiphong Bruns St. Luke’s Hospital Cathy Cook Gloria J.elsberry First Street Elsberry Gerald W. Trimble Eighth Street Brightens C.R Cub UIC Mid-East John E. Lapes 3Rd Ave Donald Diehl Benjamin Britton Carthage Guide Rock Neb Kenwood Park Presbyterian Church Arnold Roupe Cedar ;Rapids Howard G Edgar E Turmer Chapel iDonald Jaffert Elizabeth Slechta Elizabeth A. Slechta Twenty-sixth Street Sioux City Zcbj Lodge A. A. Dvorak Bozena Dvorak Swisher Alexander A. Dvorak Sokel Lodge Lumir Emil Vondracek South Dakota Brush Chapel Jerry Drahovzal Czech National Cemetery Hunter Elizabeth William Cotton Baker Cemetery Nun First Baptist Turner’s Era Beg Hba Turner Mortuary Ann John B. Turner
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