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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1975

Page

24

Dallas man owns ninth Studebaker in a row

Paul Studebaker of Dallas Texas owns a 1950 Studebaker Champion marking the ninth Studebaker he has owned.

Paul Studebaker Dallas Texas Studebaker

Milwaukee Robbery Suspect Captured by Neighbors

A man identified as William Schaefer, 28, of Hallandale Florida, stood outside an east side Milwaukee grocery store when a neighbor, Ken Novak, photographed him thinking he looked suspicious. Schaefer allegedly robbed the store later and was captured by neighbors. He faces robbery and endangering safety charges.

William Schaefer Hallandale Fla Milwaukee Ken Novak Schaefer

Daredevil on Hoover Dam Cable Arrested After Ride

LAS VEGAS UP I Steve McPeak rode a unicycle 700 feet above the Colorado River on a 150 ton Hoover dam cable from Arizona to Nevada while carrying dual American flags. He planted a flag on the wire to celebrate America's bicentennial and was charged with trespassing in an unauthorized area. About 500 spectators watched as federal officers took him into custody.

Las Vegas Nev UPI Steve McPeak Colorado River Arizona Hoover Dam America Ing John McPeak Steve McPeak Chicago

Thrown Out Letters Show Junk Mail Reaches Elites

Art Buchwald reveals samples of discarded mail from high profile figures including Henry Kissinger Richard Nixon Fidel Castro Howard Hughes Patty Hearst and others. The letters solicit books insurance golf lessons and magazine subscriptions illustrating how even powerful people receive junk mail.

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