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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1966

Page

5

Missing EC121H Air Patrol Plane with 19 Aboard

An Air Force Constellation with 19 men aboard disappeared on a routine Atlantic search mission about 125 miles east of Cape Cod. Debris and a fishing vessel sighting spurred a large search by coast guard cutters, ships, and planes from Otis AFB and bases in Labrador and Bermuda. The weather was foggy with rough seas. the plane left Otis at 12 35 a.m. and was last heard at 1 22 a.m. The aircraft is a Lockheed Super G Constellation valued at 2.5 million dollars and equipped for early warning in the North American defense system.

Otis Air Base Mass Air Force Atlantic Cape Cod Otis Afb Labrador Bermuda Coast Guard Otis Weather Bureau

Regents pay consultant total reaches 103 343 dollars

The Iowa Board of Regents has paid Paul Spear, the financial consultant, 103 343.75 dollars since August 3 1962. The payments include a 25 727 dollar retainer and 2 16 dollars per 100 000 in bonds issued.

Iowa City State Board of Regents Paul Spear Chicago Spear University of Iowa Iowa State State College of Iowa Iowa Memorial Union

Driver in Linn County Fatal Hit and Run

A 61 year old man Nelson Larson was killed by a car on East Post Road near Cottage Grove Avenue in Linn County. The driver fled the scene and investigators identified a brown Chevrolet station wagon as the striking vehicle. A second car was identified as a 1965 Comet and the driver was located early Friday.

Linn County East Post Road Nelson Larson Route Three Marion Grant Larson G. B. Brown Vine Avenue SE Brown

Georgia Court Doubted Over Gov Election By Legislature

A three judge federal court signaled it may rule against the Georgia legislature selecting a governor in a no majority race between Howard Callaway and Lester Maddox. The panel discussed a possible runoff or other remedy while awaiting formal orders and further briefs.

Atlanta Georgia Howard Callaway Lester Maddox Elbert Tuttle Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals Tuttle Ellis Arnall Bal Jos Callaway Maddox Arnall The American Civil Liberties Union Ers Atty Arthur Bolton Griffin Bell Fifth Circuit Lewis Morgan General Assembly Supreme Court Rusing Bolton Beil

Trains in Kentucky Town Face Traffic Tickets

Jeffersontown police will ticket trains under a mayor ordered safety measure. Southern Railway must install crossing gates near the high school within 60 days, with fines of 10 to 50 dollars per violation or per day. About 120 trains pass daily.

Jeffersontown Herbert Meyer Southern Railway Jeffersontown High School Southern

Competition For College Funds Seen

Iowa City regents and the state department of public instruction may contend for 1967 funds, with calls to coordinate requests rather than compete. Regents favor more control over community colleges and address transfer cases to four year institutions.

Iowa City State Department of Public Instruction Board of Regents System of Community Colleges Regents Ned Perrin Mapleton

UGN Campaign Falls Short of Goal in Cedar Rapids Drive

Cedar Rapids United Good Neighbor campaign raised 860000 toward a 914000 goal, 4.1 percent short. Ted Lloyd says pledges worth 26000 remain unreported, and ending the drive could reach near 97 percent of goal if fulfilled.

Cedar Rapids-Marion UGN Lloyd Cedar Rapids

Veterans Day Tribute Honors Vietnam War Veterans

Marine Commandant Gen Wallace Greene Jr urged pride in those who fought and died in Vietnam. He praised their professionalism and commitment, noted many are under 20, and called veterans crucial to liberty and national unity. The Arlington ceremony wreath honored all who served.

Washington Wallace Greene, Jr Vietnam Greene Arlington National Cemetery America

Des Moines Man Cleared in Bank Robbery Case After 132 Day Ordeal

Burlingame, a Des Moines resident and former professor, was suspected in a Town-Des Moines National Bank holdup. FBI and prosecutors later dropped the charge after proving he was in Minneapolis on June 22, while the crime occurred. He described the experience as a four month nightmare and noted the impact of mistaken identity.

Des Moines Roberts Burlingame Iowa State Capitol Federal Bureau of Investigation U. S Roy Stephenson FBI Donald M. Statton Minneapolis

Burlingame Describes Injury Shaped By FBI Critique

Burlingame, of medium height with a limp from an accident, criticizes FBI tactics. He asserts that security in America depends on resisting arbitrary police power and cites his own case as an example.

Burlingame FBI

Gas Cargo Involved in Rail Crash at Homer Michigan

A New York Central freight derailed near Homer Michigan sending three tank cars with vinyl and acetate chloride into four 17,000 gallon storage tanks. Flames raged for hours as a chemical foam crew battled the blaze. No injuries were reported though nearly 1,000 residents evacuated precautionary.

Homer, Mich New York Central Michigan Robert McCulloch Nyc Jackson Mich Dictionary of Science Robert Simmons

All Set for Gemini Shot

Cape Kennedy reports the Agena satellite launched Friday as a target for the Gemini 12 mission. Countdown proceeded smoothly for the Gemini 12 liftoff with astronauts Navy Capt. James Lovell and Air Force Major Edwin Aldrin aboard.

Cape Kennedy Navy James Lovell Air Force Edwin Aldrin

De Gaulle Accepts Invite to Montreal Exhibition Visit

Paris sources report President de Gaulle has agreed to visit the Montreal International Exhibition next year after an invitation was extended. The announcement comes as officials confirm the plan and timing is to be determined.

Paris UPI de Gaulle

Cloudy humor taxes metal content

The quip notes that if you spot a silver lining in a cloud the government will seek a way to tax the metallic content. The joke plays on taxation fears with a playful twist on precious metal value.

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