Regents Bond Bills Upheld as Constitutional in Iowa
Atty. Gen. Turner ruled two Regents bond bills constitutional covering hospital projects at the University of Iowa and construction at Iowa State and state institutions. The measures would let the Board of Regents issue bonds to fund construction and retire them from income other than appropriated funds. Also, Zeller ruled rabbits are not domesticated for payment of a county loss claim.
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DES Moines
State Board of Regents
Richard Turner
Donald Voorhees
Waterloo
Charles Grassley
New Hartford
Joseph Zeller
Tama County
Walter Willett
Iowa
Turner
University of Iowa
Iowa State
State College of Iowa
Board of Regents
Willett
Zeller
Five Die in Chicago Wooden Apartment Fire
Five persons died when flames trapped them on the second floor of an old wooden apartment building. Fire officials said one escape exit was nailed shut and arson is suspected. First Deputy Fire Marshal Harry J. Moher ordered an investigation into the fire’s cause and the blocked exit.
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Chicago
UPI
Harry J. Moher
City Briefs Open Memorial Day At Local Stores
Memorial Day hours listed 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. for Nelson's Grocery and Meats at 16th St B Ave NE. Beauty Culture training advertised at Paris Academy enrolling for June class, contact 365-9202. Death report: Leo Young, 56, of Romoland Calif died Sunday from a heart attack. husband of Lalu Boquist formerly of Cedar Rapids. Rug cleaning ad from Kenwood Rug Cleaning.
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Nelson’s Grocery and Meats
16Th St
Paris Academy
Leo Young
Romoland
Calif
Lalu‘ Boquist
Cedar Rapids
Hindu Quarrel Turns to Orgy in Calcutta Curfew Imposed
In Calcutta an argument between a gambling club and a landlord escalated into Hindu Moslem violence. Five people died and about 100 were injured as troops imposed a dusk to dawn curfew in East Calcutta. Rioting continued with arson and street clashes into the night.
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Calcutta
India
Corpsman Seeks Proper Uniform For Vietnam Duty
Navy corpsman Larry Jensen, 26, awaiting a Marine tailor made uniform, was stationed at Camp Pendleton. He stands 6 feet 5 inches, 245 pounds, with 38 inch arms, and chose to stay with his wife Claudette rather than wait at base for gear. He volunteered for Vietnam duty, believing the 45 to 60 day wait could be spent at home.
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Detroit
Larry Jensen
Vietnam
Jensen
Center Point
Navy
Viet
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Claudette
War Explosive Kills 4 Children in East Berlin
A 10 year old East German boy found a World War II explosive under a bridge and pounded it against a wall until it exploded killing him and three other children, the East German news agency reported Friday.
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Berlin
Nixon Still Hopeful Of Middle East Trip
Nixon hopes to travel to the Middle East after a swing through North Africa next month. A spokesman said plans are proceeding and a crisis might ease enough for the trip. Earlier AP misquoted Nixon as canceling the trip.
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Nixon
Middle East
New York
Richard Nixon
North Africa
Associated Press
Local Inductions and Promotions From Linn County Draft Call
Thirteen Linn County men were inducted into the army by the selective service board. Names include Robert H. Brown Cedar Rapids Larry R. Con vey Gayston Rynek Ely and Michael A. Rog ers Iowa City plus several others. Additional draftees sent to Amarillo air force base Lackland and Fort Campbell and officer candidate school at Fort Leonard Wood. Several Marines and airmen received home leaves promotions and honorable discharges.
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Linn County Selective Service Board
Army
Robert H. Brown
Cedar Rapids
Larry R. Convey
I Avenue
Gayston L. Rynek
Ely
Duane P.johnson
Muscatine
Joseph M.klima
E Street
Patrick G. McEnany
Iowa City
Ernest J. McIntosh
Twenty -Second Avenue
Michael J. McKee
Thirty Eighth Street
Allan J. Nimmer
Center Point Road
Thomas D. Raher
Eighth Avenue
Kuris Raits
Marion
Michael A. Rogers
Twenty-eighth Street
John F. Williams, Jr
Waveland Drive
Amarillo Air Force Base
Texas
Gary J. Pieper
van Horne
Thomas M. Stolba
James R. Altorfer
Eaglemere Court
Lackland Air Base
Dennis Smith
Lackland
Ft. Campbell
Edward M. Puckhaber
A Avenue
John A. Mertz
North English
Robert L. Robinson
Monticello
Allan H. Pieray
Hopkinton
Richard H. Strawhorn
Waconia Avenue
William Beshears
Fifteenth Avenue
Richard W. DeWald
Sixteenth Street
Ft. Leonard Wood
Pelt Cars with Rocks: 4 Held in Laurel Outbreak
In Laurel Mississippi a two hour rock barrage targeted cars in a mainly Black neighborhood late Sunday night. Four youths were arrested, three of them Black, as police restored order around 11 p.m. No motive was found.
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Laurel
Miss
Police Evict City Hall Intruder After Skunk Incident
Police were called to Manchester city hall at 2 30 a m by Dorothy Hale the night radio operator to evict an intruder described as a skunk that had somehow entered the building. Officers captured and caged the animal.
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Solal
The
Gazette
Manchester
City Hall
Dorothy Hale
Most Workers Get Day Off on Memorial Day
The first major holiday of 1967 will close most Cedar Rapids businesses and public offices on Tuesday. No mail delivery or window service at the post office, garbage collection delayed, and city hall and courthouse closed. Public schools near end of term. Some plants grant a four day holiday with Monday and Tuesday off.
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Cedar Rapids
Collins Radio Co
Bonn criticizes NPD as anti democratic Nazi group
West Germany Interior Minister Paul Luecke denounces the National Democratic Party as anti Semitic and a defender of Nazi ideas. The NPD, growing in state legislatures Wiesbaden and Munich, won seats in two more of 11 legislatures and may enter the Bundestag in 1969 unless voting laws change.
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Bonn
West Germany
National Democratic Party
NPD
Paul Luecke
Wiesbaden
Traer Pool Opens at Taylor Park This Saturday
The Traer municipal pool in Taylor park plans opening this Saturday with Don Wrightman as manager this year replacing Don Lau who will attend summer school in Idaho. Lifesaving classes begin Thursday.
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TRAER
Taylor Park
Don Wrightman
Don Lau
Idaho
Notable Hair Sparks School Hair Policy Debate
Edison New Jersey AP report covers Michael Maryk the hair stylist defending Micah Berlin 17 senior class president suspended just 19 days before graduation. Berlin aims for a US Senate career while the education board weighs disciplinary action over long hair and sideburns.
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Dirksen
Board of Education
Micah Berlin
U.S
Graduates Recognized From Lakeland and Bradley Among Local Students
Steven E Doty son of C E Doty of Franklin avenue NE graduated from Lakeland college Sheboygan Wisconsin Charles R Rainwater of Elmwood drive NE earned honors from Bradley University Peoria Janice Heitzman of Second avenue SE received a radiologist technician certificate from University Hospital College of Medicine in Omaha Gary Brandt son of Willis Brandt of Twenty second street NE will receive a
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Steven E. Doty
C. E. Doty
Franklin Avenue
Lakeland
Sheboygan
Wis
Charles R. Rainwater
Elmwood Drive
Bradley University
Peoria
Janice Heitzman
Second Avenue
University Hospital College of Medicine
Omaha
Gary Brandt
Willis Brandt
Second Street
Williams Faces Assault Charge
Odas J. Williams, 39, of 908 Ninth Avenue SE, was arrested on an assault and battery warrant. The complaint states he forced entry at about 1 a.m. reaching the dining room floor of Ellen H. Brooks and her 14-year-old daughter. He was released after posting bond of $110.
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Odas J. Williams
Ninth Avenue SE
Ellen H. Brooks
Tenth Avenue SE
Williams
Scout Pack 6 Advancements Awarded at Tucker Park
Cub Scouts Pack 6 advancement awards were presented Friday at Tucker Park in Hiawatha to Mark Lovik Rob Wheeler Kelly Jordan Dan Davis Doug Davis Eugene Lien Randy Lockwood and Chris Franklin. Hungarian police guarded a portrait of President Johnson at the Budapest fair's U.S. pavilion after rioting youths destroyed pictures of the Chief Executive.
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Tucker Park
Hiawatha
Mark Lovik
Rob Wheeler
Kelly Jordan
Dan
Doug Davis
Eugene Lien
Randy Lockwood
Chris Franklin
Budapest
UPI
Johnson
U.S
Dr Rothwell to Speak at Oakland Nazarene Services
Dr Mel Thomas Rothwell, chairman of philosophy and religion at Bethany Nazarene College Oklahoma, will headline a series of services at Oakland Church of the Nazarene from Wednesday through Sunday at 7 30 nightly. He notes his conversion from atheism and lists degrees from Ohio University University of Michigan and Boston University. He attended the World Congress on Evangelism in Berlin last fall.
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Mel Thomas Rothwell
Philosophy and Religion
Bethany Nazarene College
Oklahoma
Oakland Church of the Nazarene
Rothwell
Ohio University
University of Michigan
Boston University
Berlin
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