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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1967

Page

4

Realtors Clash Over Cedar Rapids Public Housing Plan

Clifford Doe president of the Cedar Rapids board of realtors charged proponents of public housing with being misled by FHA survey. He argued the survey still shows a need for under 400 units, not the 482 eligible households and 490 projected units cited by others.

Clifford Doe Cedar Rapids Cedar Valley Road City Department of Planning and Redevelopment Board of Realtors FHA Doe Cedar Valley

Suspended Sentence for Mrs McNelly in Drowning Scheme

Cedar Falls woman Janice Knoop McNelly received a three year suspended sentence and probation in federal court for a fake drowning scheme that defrauded insurers and social security. She admitted counts linked to her ex husband George F Knoop of Los Angeles, who faked a Lake Mead drowning and was to be sentenced in California.

Cedar Falls Cedar Rapids Janice Knoop McNelly Chester McNelly Nelson Knoop Lake Mead California John Deviland

Linn County Bonds Reach 32 Percent of 1967 Goal

Linn County savings bond sales through April stand at 32 percent of the 1967 goal or 2.1 million dollars. Eastern Iowa counties show varying progress with percentages ranging from 28 to 53 percent and totals listed for Allamakee Benton Buchanan Cedar Clayton Delaware Fayette Iowa Johnson Jones Poweshiek Tama Washington and Winneshiek.

Linn County Iowa Linn Allamakee Benton Buchanan Cedar Clayton Delaware Fayette Johnson Jones Poweshiek Tama Washington Winneshiek

Local man pleads guilty to life insurance and social security counts

The defendant pled guilty to two life insurance payment counts and one social security collection count. Fourteen other counts were dismissed on motion by the assistant U.S. attorney. Knoop and Mrs. McNelly are not divorced. Knoop has remarried. Black Hawk County Attorney Roger Peterson has no plans to charge Mrs. McNelly with bigamy at this time.

Steve Turner U.S Knoop

Park Restrictions Limit Farm Market Building to County Employees

Linn county board limits parking at the former Farm Market Building Third Street and Second Avenue SE to county employees only. Nonemployees using the lot face arrest on a misdemeanor with up to $100 fine or 30 days in jail. Nine Hanged in Pretoria murder case from 1962 reported.

Linn County Board of Supervisors Third Street Second Avenue SE Weaver Witwer

Third Suspicious Fire At Cornell University House

Ithaca New York AP reports a third suspicious blaze in two months at a private three story house near the Cornell campus. Nine PhD track students lived there and most escaped via stairs and fire escapes. Fire chief Charles Weaver notes similar times and locations and questions potential links to the prior fires.

Ithaca N.Y Cornell University Charles Weaver Cornell Heights Watermargin House Weaver

Johnson Seeks U S Position On Middle East Crisis

President Johnson met with his cabinet in Washington to discuss the Middle East flare up and held a lunch with Secretary of State Rusk and top advisers. White House press secretary George Christian said no parallels to Vietnam would be drawn and the issue would be pursued in the United Nations.

Washington UPI Johnson Mid- East State Rusk George Christian White House Middle East U.N

U N Settlement Focus Shifts as Johnson Returns

Johnson returned early from a four day stay at its Texas ranch with emphasis placed on the U N settlement at this point.

U.N Johnson Texas Ranch

California Bears Pass Law Prohibiting Steel-Jawed Traps

The California Assembly approved a bill banning steel-jawed bear traps. The measure passed overwhelmingly with 70 votes in favor and none against, signaling a shift toward greater wildlife protection in Sacramento.

Sacramento UPI California State Assembly

Bjornsen Apartment Project At Public Hearing Opposed

The Cedar Rapids public hearing on Bjornsen Investment Corp plan to build 500 to 600 towne houses and garden apartments east of East Post road SE drew seven objectors. The council heard concerns over zoning changes from K-1 to community unit plan and a 14 acre buffer proposal, with Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints among those opposing.

Terry Bjornsen Bjornsen City Planning Commission Green Valley Howard H. Cherry, Jr Nassau Street SE Planning Commission Cherry George Lawrence Eastland Drive Lee Johnson Elmwood Drive Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Trailridge Road

Minks Rejected for Air Freight by South African Airways

Cape Town AP reports South African Airways will not air freight minks despite their high value. Transport Minister Ben Schoeman told parliament the pelts emit an offensive odor that could affect passengers and cargo including foodstuffs.

Cape Town South Africa Ben Schoeman

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Citizens Committee Realtors Mrs. McNelly McNelly State College of Town Edward J. McManus Don Snow Mabel Perpetua Saviias Savings and Loan Association Second Avenue Tows Vatican Charles de Gaulle Palatine Guard Vatican City Paul VI de Gaulle Board Pretoria UPS Cornell U. House California Bears First Avenue Second St. SE Roosevelt Hotel Ing Director of Planning Lawence Council Bermuda
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