Marion post office site chosen in Iowa city
Rep John C Culver announces the Marion post office will be built at the southeast corner of Sixth Ave and Eleventh St spanning 22 800 square feet. Postmaster Mullaley had no notice of the site selection and declined further comment until more information is available.
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John C. Culver
Iowa
Marion
Sixth Avenue
Eleventh Street
Culver
Bernard J. Mullaley
Gazette
Mullaley
Marion General Election Polling Places Listed
Polls open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday in Marion with locations in each ward and precinct including Emerson Longfellow Lincoln and Irving schools and the public library. Parties offer rides and aid. registrations total 7,841 with 1,027 new since 1966 start. John Lange's Apco advertises turkeys.
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Marion
Gordon’s Hatchery
Emerson School
Longfellow School
Lincoln
Public
Irving School
Merwen L. Taylor
Taylor
Kiwanis Pancake Day set for Saturday at First Methodist
Marion Kiwanis plans a pancake day this Saturday at the First Methodist church fellowship hall. Breakfast runs 6 30 a.m. to 7 p.m. Proceeds support community boys and girls work. tickets at the door or from members. menu includes pancakes sausage and coffee or milk. Harold Barber chairs the event. Ray's Jewelers advertises.
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Marion Kiwanis Club
First Methodist Church Fellowship Hall
Harold Barber
Kiwanis Clubs
Veterans Day observance planned in Marion by American Legion
Marion post No. 298 American Legion will hold a Friday Veterans Day program at 11 a.m. in the city park with color guard and firing squad. A 6:30 p.m. potluck at the Legion hall features Virgil Sellers, retired air force major, as speaker after supper.
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Marion
American Legion
James Klaner
Legion Hall
Virgil Sellers
Air Force
Sellers
Collins Radio Co
Marion Toastmasters Club
Marion Citizens Advisory Committee
Trojan Lodge
Hughes Miller Win Vote at Marion High
Marion high school social studies students backed Gov. Harold Hughes Senator Jack Miller and Rep. John Culver in a straw poll. Hughes led 374 to 59 over Murray. Culver 459 to 75 over Johnson. Miller 279 to 165 over E B Smith. Incumbent Tom Riley and Ernest Kosek won Linn county state senate race. N F Sorg topped county representative race.
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Marion High School
Harold Hughes
Jack Miller
John Culver
Hughes
William Murray
Culver
Robert Johnson
Miller
E. B. Smith
Tom Riley
Ernest Kosek
Linn County
N. F. Sorg
Marion
Calhoun Invited to Wedding With No Groom
A fragment notes Calhoun is invited to a wedding with a missing groom. The item references The Iron Horse with Monday at 6:30 p.m. in color on channel.
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Calhoun
THE
Iron Horse
Artificial Moon Aids Viet Cong Light Trials Fail
Saigon AP reports the AGIL airborne light failed during testing with bugs. Air force officials said the device could not operate and preliminary results were sent to Washington. The article notes a July trial and a report on the problems alongside Minnesota traffic fatalities reaching 799 for 1966.
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Saigon
Air Force
Charlie
M. C. Demler
Air Force Research Chhief
Washington
AGIL
Demler
Minnesota Accident Claims Fourth Victim
A fourth person died Monday from a two car collision Sunday in southeastern Minnesota. Mrs. Gerald Reen, 42, of Orange, was among the dead. Police and investigators continued to probe the cause of the crash.
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William H. Haack
Haack
William Roessler
Winona
Minnesota
Minn
Gerald Reen
Orange
Vinton Man Injured In Accident At Tama
Tama-Howard Purdy 25 of Vinton slipped on the roof of a Packaging Corp. of America building while working for Shelton Roofing Co. of Cedar Rapids. He overturned a container of hot tar and received burns to his back right hand and head at the Tama Clinic.
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TAMA
Howard Purdy
Vinton
Packaging Corp. of America
Purdy
Shelton Roofing Co
Cedar Rapids
Tama Clinic
Ready to Travel Cars in Wanted Classification
A brief notice indicates vehicles at issue are categorized under class 17 ready for travel. No further details provided on owners, locations, or actions.
Gemini 12 mission cleared for Wednesday space flight
Project officials and weather men gave Gemini 12 astronauts James Lovell and Buzz Aldrin the go ahead for their four day mission. Mission Director William Schneider said all aspects are go after a two hour review of preparations for the rendezvous and space walk finale.
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Cape Kennedy
UPI
James Lovell
Edwin “Buzz
Aldrin
Space
William Schneider
Shots Fired at Comedian Jackie Mason's Las Vegas Room
AP reports comedian Jackie Mason said three shots were fired into his hotel room at the Aladdin in Las Vegas Sunday night. Sheriff’s investigators found three cartridge cases and three slugs. Mason said he was on the bed when the shots originated from a patio outside his room. The investigation continues. He performed both scheduled shows after the incident.
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Las Vegas
Jackie Mason
Sheriff’s Office
Mason
Aladdin Hotel
Tractor plunges into creek injures Monticello farmer
Victor Kraus a 38 year old Monticello resident escaped serious injury when his tractor plunged 40 feet into a creek bed on a country road three miles west of Monticello. The power steering locked, the tractor struck a guard rail on the Stony Point bridge and nose first into the creek throwing Kraus from the machine.
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Monticello
Victor Kraus
Route 1
Highway Patrol
Kraus
Stony Point
Culver Urges Efficient Rollout of New Legislation
Rep. John Culver of Iowa told supporters in Dubuque that the 8th Congress enacted far reaching programs in education health conservation and agriculture and now must implement them with minimal waste. He stressed understanding the laws and ongoing local and congressional evaluation to fix weaknesses and ensure benefits reach citizens.
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Dubuque
John Culver
Iowa
Culver
1Ocal
Congress
Supreme Court Refuses Review Over Hiss Related TV Sponsorship
The U S Supreme Court refused to review litigation by Kemper Insurance Companies over canceling their sponsorship of ABC Evening Report after Alger Hiss appeared on the 11 minute news program The case centers on a 1962 contract and a $265 047 judgment in New York County Supreme Court for canceled telecasts The insurers argued the contract violated antitrust law and tied in the sponsorship to the Hiss controversy
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Washington
Supreme Court
American Broadcasting
Alger Hiss
Kemper Insurance Companies
Evening Report
New York County Supreme Court
Hiss
Howard K. Smith
Kemper
ABC
U.S. Supreme Court
Johnson Urges Golden Triangle Highway Plan
Cedar Rapids mayor and Republican congressional candidate Bob Johnson calls for a widened multi lane highway connecting Cedar Rapids Clinton and Dubuque. He aims to link the Golden Triangle with the Interstate to improve safety and convenience on second district roads. The Citizens for Johnson Committee backs the proposal with treasurer Robert Hort.
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Bob Johnson
Cedar Rapids
Congress
Iowa
Golden Triangle
Cedar
Clinton
Dubuque
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Marion Post Office
Kenwood
Joan Roth
Molly Collins
Connie Nath
Denise Zeran
Nancy Westbrook
Nancy Kennedy
Cindy Kann
Patricia Anderson
Clarence Bugg
E. F
Pat
Kane
County Recorder
YMCA
Marion Branch
Marion Pta
Starry School South
John Purdie
Jack Barker
Weber
Eta Lola
Beta Sigma Phi
Robert Mullen
Twentythird Avenue
Ray Wagner
Turkey
John Lange
Apco
Ave
Kiwanis
Ray
Arrowhead
First Methodist Church
Sorg
Lions
Warner Bros
Adv
9Th St
Arlo Ginther
Bishop's, Lindale Plaza
Theodore Munier
George Danskin
Colorado Springs
Colo
L. 5
Dove
By Joe Fischer
Gemini
Pat) Kane
Democratic
CEC
Dee Reed
Citizens For Reed B. A. Jensen, Chairman
Marion Area
Gazette Marion
10Th St
Merion Office
Johnson
Citizens For Johnson Committee
Ira
Robert Hort
Tressurer
Permaneuil
Ayaa
Toute Sinois Gas and Electric Company
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