Cedar Rapids area notices weekly events and ads
A collage of local briefs lists a Cedar Valley Rock and Mineral meeting at 7 30 p m in Norman Brown home 918 Eighteenth St NW and ad notices for barber services AE cells auditorium story hour at downtown Public Library and job ads. It also covers a purse snatching report dining and entertainment events, a siren test, corrections to divorce lecture dates, and several classifieds including auctions and furrier offers.
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Rock and Mineral — Thoningham
Thirty
Cedar Valley Rock and Mineral
Norman Brown
Eighteenth Street
Vietnam policy review looms after Nixon speech sparks doubt
Senators Gore Mansfield and others criticized Nixon while planning protests urge faster war end. McGovern and Muskie condemned the plan as leaving Saigon decisions in Washington. Humphrey in Minneapolis voiced disappointment over no new troop withdrawals or cease fire.
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Vietnam
Nixon
U.S
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
New Mobilization Committee
Committee On
Gore
George McGovern
South Dakota
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Alan Cranston
California
Jacob Javits
New York
McGovern
Muskie
Saigon
Hanoi
Washington
Minneapolis
Humphrey
Javits
Republicans praise Nixon as war moves toward peace effort
The article notes mixed reactions to a Vietnam address with GOP leaders praising the president as frank and courageous while critics warn of escalation. Some Republicans urge citizens to back the White House, while Democrats foresee growing opposition despite the president's statements. David Hawk and Sam Brown of the Vietnam Moratorium warn against continuation of disastrous policies.
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Vietnam
House
G.O.P
Gerald Ford
Michigan
Senate G.O.P
Robert Griffin
Rogers C. B. Morton
Maryland
Republican National Committee
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Senate
White House
Scott
Nixon
David Hawk
Sam Brown
Burglary Charge Filed Against Des Moines Man
James R. Armstrong, 41, Des Moines, charged with burglary in a county attorney's true information filed Tuesday. Held on $1,500 bond. Officers summoned by Barbara Fare Monday night after she saw a man prowling the house at 111 Seventh Avenue SW. He broke a bedroom window and was reaching inside before arrest. Arraignment before Judge William Eads continued to Monday afternoon.
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James R. Armstrong
Des Moines
Armstrong
Seventh Avenue
Barbara Fare
William Eads
Blome Completes Management Course
Dennis Blome an administrative assistant for the Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce completed a three year Institute for Organization Management course He attended University of Colorado programs during the last three years for institute work.
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Dennis Blome
Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce
Institute For Organization Management
Blome
University of Colorado
Loras Blacks threaten boycott over culture center demand
About 22 black students at Loras College threaten total withdrawal and blacklist the school unless a black culture center is set up within a reasonable time. Spokesman Tommy Jackson from Chicago led the group, after a late Monday office takeover.
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Msgr
Justin Driscoll
Catholic Men's School
Tommy Jackson
Chicago
Jackson
Driscoll
Culture Center
Smith Hall
Loras
West Liberty Sifts Through Loss of 102-Year-Old Anna Luse
Anna M. Luse died at 102 in a local nursing home, West Liberty. She was born near West Liberty on April 3, 1867, a retired piano teacher, and member of the Christian church and PEO. She is survived by son Ivan of West Liberty and daughters Marjorie of Des Moines and Eleanor Myers of Kansas City. funeral services are Thursday at 3 p.m. at Snider funeral home.
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West Liberty
Anna M. Luse
Snider Funeral Home
Luse
Christian Church
PEO
Harry C. Luse
Ivan
Marjorie
Des Moines
Eleanor Myers
Kansas City
Coe College Sets Winter Guest Visitation Policy
Coe College will start guest visitation in residence halls with the winter term beginning January 5 1970. Visitation hours are weekdays 1 5 pm and 7 11 45 pm, Fridays and Saturdays 1 5 pm and 7 pm to 12 45 am. The plan includes guest guidelines and will be re evaluated in February and March to decide on continuation or modification.
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Coe College
Carlton Carlson Charged After Intoxication Incident
Carlton Carlson 36 of 5466 Gordon Avenue NW was charged with intoxication and malicious injury to building after officers arrested him at the Pine Inn 2517 Sixteenth Avenue SW. He tore a toilet stool from a cell wall and broke it. He appeared in municipal court and was fined 25 dollars plus costs on the intoxication charge and awaits action on the other charge.
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Carlton Carlson
Gordon Avenue NW
Carlson
Pine Inn
Sixteenth Avenue
Detective Drama The Pigeon Starring Sammy Davis Jr on ABC
TV listing notes Sammy Davis Jr stars in The Pigeon a detective drama on ABC Movie of the Week in color at 7 30 PM Tuesday on TV 9. The telecast title emphasizes mystery and a prime time air date.
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Sammy Davis Jr
ABC
TV 9
ROTC Awards Fete Draws Protests at Iowa Fieldhouse
A small group of guerrilla theater protesters picketed the ROTC cadet awards at the University of Iowa fieldhouse. They urged troop withdrawal from Vietnam as university security and Iowa City police joined in keeping order during and after the ceremony.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Vietnam
Army
University
Armed Youth Robs Cedar Rapids Couple at Home
A 17 year old youth armed with a double barrel shotgun robbed Mr and Mrs Floyd M Knupp of 18 to 20 dollars at their northeast Cedar Rapids home about 10 PM Monday. He asked to use the telephone then produced the gun and demanded wallets before fleeing.
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Cedar Rapids
Floyd M. Knupp
Twentieth Street
Knupp
Four Injured in C R Collision on Blairs Ferry Road
Four people were injured when a car driven by David G. Dippel struck the rear of a parked truck at Blairs Ferry road and C avenue NE Monday night. Dippel, 46, suffered a head laceration. Walker, 43, and two passengers, Darrell LaGrange, 29, and Jim King, 14, had head injuries and were treated at St. Luke's hospital and released. Dippel was charged with failure to stop in an assured clear distance ahead. Walker faced a prohibited parking charge. A horse in the back of the truck escaped after the crash and fled until Tuesday.
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Blairs Ferry Road
C Avenue NE
David G. Dippel
Twenty-seventh Street
Marion
Charles F. Walker
Third Street
Dippel
Walker
Darrell LaGrange
Jim King
Sixteenth Avenue SW
St. Luke’s Hospital
Des Moines Bar Shooting Leaves One Dead Two Wounded
Police report an argument at Sandy's Bar in Des Moines led to the fatal shooting of Gerald Le Roy Hamilton 32 and wounding of James Brassfield 28. Hamilton died after being shot at least three times. Brassfield was shot twice and hospitalized after questioning.
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Des Moines
Gerald le Roy Hamilton
James Brassfield
Sandy
Hamilton
Brassfield
Iowa ‘Lutheran Hospital
Sunay to Visit Soviet Union in November
Turkish President Cavdet Sunay will travel to the Soviet Union from November 12 to 21, the foreign ministry announced. He will meet Soviet leaders and discuss bilateral ties during the trip.
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Ankara
Cavdet Sunay
Turkey
Soviet Union
Foreign Ministry
Youthful Driver Receives Jail Time for Property Damage
James F. Evans, 18, of 1361 Hillside Drive NW, was sentenced by Municipal Judge Loren M. Hullinger Jr. to 30 days in Linn County Jail on a charge of injury to property. He allegedly drove his car into his residence during a family dispute, causing about $1,000 in damage and then kicked holes in kitchen walls. Vern Hess, the complainant, also occupies the home.
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James F. Evans
Hillside Drive
Linn County
Loren M. Hullinger, Jr
Evans
Vern Hess
Colesburg Council Sees Sewage Plans Delayed
Colesburg council members discussed the town sewage problem Monday night but offered no definite solution. They considered alternatives but said dumping sewage remains the likely option. The town currently dumps raw sewage into a nearby hole, prompting farmer complaints about taste and bacteria in wells. The Iowa Water Pollution Control Commission is investigating. no farmers attended the meeting.
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Colesburg
Richard Davis
Iowa Water Pollution Control Commission
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Bessie M. Estep
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American Federation of Musicians
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LaSalle High School
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Jacolyn Drive
Carol Con
36Th St. SE
Mt. Vernon Rd
Carl B. Newell
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42Nd St
Center Point Rd
Jerome's
Gazette
Delmer Duffy
Floyd Bergen
Pol. Adv
Pierson’s Florists
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
China
Nee Pall
Pall Mall
Coe
C.R. Man
ROTC
C.R
D.M
Hollloggis N.bran
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Second Ave. S.E
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