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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1967

Page

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Evangelistic Salesmanship Urged in Coe Fund Drive

Co chairmen Arthur Swarzentruber and Charles Lynch urged real and evangelistic salesmanship to boost the Coe Growth and Alumni fund. They cited a three million dollar budget, with student fees covering about 70 percent, and noted substantial local impact and capital improvements. President Joseph E. McCabe praised Coe as a distinct private sector in higher education and highlighted programs for pre college training and active student faculty discussions.

Cochairmen Coe Growth and Alumni Fund Gage Memorial Union Arthur Swarzentruber Charles Lynch Coe Cedar Rapids College Lynch Swarzentruber Doe Joseph E. McCabe

Municipal Court civil dockets list multiple small-claims suits

A Municipal Court docket itemizes cases with various plaintiffs and defendants including Sedgwick Machine Works versus L T Dulin for 999.79, David Craig versus Roy and Joan Dyslin for 61.70, J S Downing versus John W Andersen and Patricia Andersen for 183.10, St Lukes Hospital versus Clayton H Reeves and Betty Reeves for 590.80, Handler Motor Co versus Frank H Collings and Jo Ann Collings for 246.13, Bill Grow Radio and TV versus James E Convey and Iona Convey for 48.84, Sanitary Farm Dairies versus Charles Goyette for 35.72, Sears Roebuck and Co versus David and Frances Sands for 291.54, American Time Payment Plan versus Thomas Massey for 157.05, Albert Nimmer versus Barbara Durfee for 465, Rubenstein Co versus Orlin Altis for 96.82, Alexander Hamilton Institute versus Robert B Cady for 365.41, ee Maintenance Co D H Minnis for 98.06, William J Stewart versus Henry W Schmitz for 627.83, Raphael M Scheetz versus Carol en for 177.60, Cash Credit Corp versus Ray Mainor and Lorraine Mainor for 164.42.

Sedgwick Machine Works L. T. Dulin David Craig Roy Dyslin Joan F. Dyslin J. S. Downing John W. Andersen Patricia Andersen St. Luke’s Hospital Clayton H. Reeves Betty Jean Reeves Handler Motor Co Frank H. Collings Jo Ann Collings Bill Grow James E. Convey Iona Convey Sanitary Farm Dairies Charles Goyette Sears, Roebuck and Co David E Frances Sands Central City American Time Payment Plan Thomas J. Massey Albert Nimmer Barbara Durfee Rubenstein Co Orlin H. Altis

Linn County Men Drafted for Army and Navy Service

Twenty Linn County men were drafted for the army in October with listed hometowns and addresses. Additional draftees entered the delayed programs for the navy and army, while several service members returned home on leave from Vietnam and others received promotions or medals. notable names include James A. Armstrong Michael F. Brown Jack E. Carman Steven R. Gilliatt James W. Goforth Dennis A. Gunder John R. OConnor Henry W. Orton and many more with hometowns across Linn County.

Linn County James A. Armstrong Sixth Street Michael F. Brown Thirtieth Street Jack E. Carman Center Point Steven R. Gilliatt Twenty-seventh Street James W. Goforth Fourteenth Avenue Dennis A.gunder F Avenue John R. O’connor K Avenue Henry W. Orton Wiley Boulevard Daniel W. Panosh C_ street Vance G. Rahn Mt. Vernon Ronald R. Rugger Eighteenth Street Gene W. Sauerbry Second Avenue Gordon D. Simonds, Jr Twenty-ninth Street Richard C. Standley Franklin Avenue Charles A. Thurston, Jr Eighth Street

Hughes says Vietnam stance won’t derail Senate bid

Iowa Governor Harold Hughes says staying in Vietnam costs fewer lives long term than withdrawal and that his Vietnam stance is about supporting the U.S. president. He may run for Senate or seek a fourth term as governor in 1968 and will decide by year end or early next year. His Vietnam position would not affect his choice of office.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Harold Hughes Vietnam U. S U. S. Senate Senate

Jordan King Rejects Eshkol Peace Talks Offer

London AP reports King Hussein of Jordan dismissed Premier Levi Eshkol’s proposal for direct peace talks, saying a meeting in Israel or Jordan is not acceptable.

London Hussein Jordan Levi Eshkol Israel

Reid Explains Medicare Bill Delays Due to Missing Forms

District social security manager Kenneth Reid states most claims are paid promptly but many doctor bill payments are delayed because the required claims form is not attached. He notes direct payment to doctors is possible if the doctor signs the form and patients may not pay the full charge. Title for deceased cases requires executor or administrator appointment. Cedar Rapids office at 300 SGA building, hours 8:30 to 4:30 weekdays, 7:30 pm Thursdays.

Kenneth Reid Reid Medicare Social Security Office Cedar Rapids

Papal Jewels Sell Low at Auction in New York

A papal cross and ring donated by Pope Paul VI to the United Nations sold for 64,000 to a Chicago jeweler, far below the 150,000 appraisal. Harry Levinson outbid 10 others in a five minute sale, with proceeds to four UN agencies. The cross features 12 diamonds totaling 59 carats and 426 diamonds and emeralds, and the ring includes a 12.75-carat diamond with 96 diamonds and rubies.

New York Paul VI U. N Chicago Harry Levinson Pope Paul U.N Paul

Bayne's Remarkable Recovery After Vietnam Wound

Bayne survived a severe booby trap injury in Vietnam and underwent two resuscitation attempts while blood transfusions totaled 26 pints. He lost his right leg above the knee and spent months at Walter Reed, with doctors praising his steady progress and his mother, Mrs. Bunia Bayne, for support. He plans to return to college and pursue history teaching, per his mother’s account.

Reed Bayne Bunia Bayne Walter Reed Vietnam

D C Residents Get Home Rule for City Government

Washington moves to mayor and city council governance after 93 years under a three commissioner system. President Johnson's nine nominees were confirmed by the Senate, and Walter Washington was chosen as mayor, signaling a shift in the capital's administration.

Washington Senate Johnson Washington City Council Walter Washington

Key to Cancer Education Urges Youth Involvement

An ACS official and a radiologist spoke to 100 teachers, nurses, and counselors from 14 Iowa counties at a Mason City conference on cancer education. They urged student involvement in health research, early detection, and public outreach, noting Iowa’s aging population raises cancer risk and the need to keep talent in state.

American Cancer Society Iowa Arthur F. Stocks Mason City Howard Latourette University of Iowa Stocks

Braniff Proposes Monorail Link at Love Field

Braniff International proposes a $2 million monorail to shuttle passengers between a planned Love Field parking lot and Braniff facilities. No construction date has been set for the transportation facility in Dallas.

Dallas Braniff International Love Field

Also Mentioned on This Page

Coe College Dr. McCabe David E. Tigan Twenty Second Avenue Jack E. Warren Bever Avenue James C. Warren Darrell E. Washburn Tenth Street Marion Jesse Wright, Jr Eighteenth Avenue Jacalyn K. Johnson Atkins Wacs Ft. McClellan Ark Ft. Polk Army James F. Daly Twenty-fourth Avenue Leo J. Driscoll Mechanicsville Navy Larry W. Schneekloth Oklahoma Avenue James D. Ball Winthrop Burton H. Mathes Mt. Auburn Robert J. Tjornehof North English Gary G. Trout Second Street David W. Wray Robert S. Wray Blake Boulevard Reese Air Force Base Texas Wray Washington High School Dennis J. Upah Brooke Army Medical Center Ft. Sam Houston Milroy Upah Vining Spec Ronald N. Jamison Noel Jamison Vernon Ft. Lewis Wash Marine Lance Cpl John P. Hardman LeRoy Hardman Jacolyn Drive Dale E. Kilpatrick John Kilpatrick Tenth Avenue SW U.S. Navy Engineer Corps Navy Recruiting Station Third Avenue SE Ken Hayden Lewis Hayden Oxford Junction Ft. Bliss Douglas J. Trachta Lester Trachta Fourth Avenue SE Dennis W. Regan William M. Regan Waukon James J. Stecher Bernard J. Stecher Durant Ft. Leavenworth Kan Lance A. Gay Eugene V. Gay E Avenue NE Camp Pendleton Calif Michael G. Gehl Henry Gehl Rural Cascade Robert G. Thorington Gerald Thorington Eleventh Street Ft. Leonard Wood Raymond L. Marshall R. Mason Marshall Independence U.S. Fleet Sonar School Key West, Fla Hughes Senate Globe Appliance CO Maidreiral Imperial 3Rd Ave D.C Don Canney The Canney Committee Karl Kelleher Braniff Ginsberg Money Savers Westinghouse Novelco Norelco
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