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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1965
Page
3
Chicago USDA report shows barrows and gilts steady to 30 cents lower, sows down 25 cents, slaughter steers up 23 cents to dollar. Hogs bids around 22.00 to 22.50 for 190-230 lb, with other weights 20.50 to 29.00. lambs up about 50, ewes steady. primes at 27.50 to 30.75 for various cattle grades.
CAPE KENNEDY AP An interplanetary laboratory named IMP 3 launched aboard a Delta rocket and became Explorer 28 in orbit. The 30 pound payload aims a four day ellipse to 130 000 miles from Earth then back to 126 miles, gathering radiation data and studying space hazards. Tracking stations reported clear signals though payload orientation toward the sun may affect some instruments.
Two teenage boys were injured in a one car crash 4 miles east of Vinton on the Shellsburg blacktop around 2 30 a m. Driver Harry B Hyde 17 Cedar Rapids suffered cuts and bruises while Kenneth Senneff Shellsburg had facial injuries. The car left the road and overturned into a ditch.
City Manager Peter F Crivaro announces two city dumps will stay open through the weekend and Monday to help residents dispose of storm debris. He warns against paying out-of-town firms in advance and says residents may contact him at home or the police for concerns about cleanup crews.
Vernon junior high outlines summer band rehearsals starting June 30 at 8 p m in the band room. Darrell Dicken, band director, will offer beginners lessons June 14 through 25 and teach beginners sixth seventh and eighth graders through late July. Also listed are salon services and other local notices including a hip injury incident and various ads.
The notice lists church offerings and times across Marion churches. Details include Rev. Stenstrom at Bethel Baptist with 9:30 Sunday school and 7:30 evening worship. First Baptist with 9:30 worship and 10:30 Sunday school. Grace Baptist at 9:45 Sunday school and 10:45 worship daily. St. Joseph’s Catholic Mass times. Lutheran and Bible/United Brethren services with respective pastors and sermon topics. other denominations note worship and Sunday school times.
Sharon Kelly daughter of Mrs Harriet Kelly 112 Eighteenth Street NE is placed on the dean's list at California State College. Bowling advertisement invites Moonlight bowling tonight 10 pm to 2 am with a make up party rate of $2 per person minimum four per lane at Magnificent Tropic Lane. George Uhl's Hair Styling Salon now located at the dll Iowa Theater Building. Adv.
Albany reports a tax increase from five to ten cents per package on cigarets starting April 1. April tax stamps show an 18.1 percent drop in retail sales, but state revenues reached a record 1 835 109 dollars.
Senator Bass Van Gilst filed an amendment to raise the state sales tax to 3 percent for two years with the extra 1 percent aimed at property tax relief. The measure would apply to services like hotels motels barber shops laundries and cleaning establishments. Co sponsor Senator David Stanley estimated the increase would generate about 4 million dollars annually.
Sen Tom Riley Republican Cedar Rapids filed an amendment to restrict labor dispute injunctions in Iowa Senate. The proposal would require five day temporary injunctions to expire unless extended or made permanent after a hearing with all parties notified. The measure, now in the Industrial and Human Relations Committee, could be attached to a mediation board bill if it advances. Senator Jake Mincks Democrat Ottumwa objected delaying action.
Police hunted an unidentified assailant after a 15 year old, Charles Shears of 1042 Sixteenth Street NE, said a man challenged him for a cigaret in Daniels Park upper area Friday night. When refused the man struck him, Shears fought back with a tree branch and the assailant fled toward Sixteenth Street. The youth suffered a small facial cut. He described the attacker as about 5 feet 10 and 190 pounds wearing gray trousers and a dark jacket.
The Ab Walters service station at What Cheer was burglarized Friday night. The front door was pried open and about $50 in cash was taken.
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