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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1965

Page

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Airmen die in Salt Lake City jet crash after Oklahoma collision

Three airmen who survived a mid air collision in Oklahoma last Sunday died in a United Airlines crash at Salt Lake City airport. First Lt John J Sullivan 24 survived the Salt Lake City crash while M Sgt Fred Hart 35 S Sgt Robert Burnis 37 and S Sgt German Caling 34 were killed. Hart Burnis Caling were from California Michigan and Washington state. Sullivan formerly of Malden Mass is in Hill Air Force Base Utah in good condition with burns.

Salt Lake City Oklahoma United Air Lines Air Force John J. Sullivan 28Th Air Transport Squadron Hill Air Base Utah John F. Sullivan Malden Mass Calif Irene Woods Santa Barbara Hart Wanda Lou Clearfield Robert Leo Burnis Peter Burnis Manistique Mich Marian Grace Burnis Hill AB German Edwin Caling Mt. Vernon Wash Iva Marie Caling Everett Wagoner Okla Tulsa Sullivan the Hill Hospital

Spaeth Dies at 80 The Tune Detective

Sigmund Spaeth, 80, editor of Music Journal and author of over 30 books, known as the Tune Detective of early radio, died Thursday night. He spent 25 years on the Metropolitan Opera quiz, on radio then TV, last appearing about a month ago. His Sherlock Holmes costume act exposed plagiarism in popular tunes.

NEW York Sigmund Spaeth Music Journal Metropolitan Opera Spaeth Radio City Music Hall

Pledges Handle Weekend Playground Cleanup Near Coe College

Lambda Chi Alpha at Coe College plans a lot cleaning at Jane Boyd Community House this Saturday from 1 to 5 p.m. Al Snow of Mattoon Illinois leads the pledge group as they sweep two playground lots across from the community house.

Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity Coe College Jane Boyd al Snow Matteson, Ill

Youth for Christ Rally Planned in Cedar Rapids

Greater Cedar Rapids Youth for Christ will host a Thanksgiving rally at Franklin Junior High School Saturday at 7 30 p m for teenagers. Skits music and a talk by Glen Jones Kansas City Youth for Christ senior high club director will highlight the event open to the public.

Greater Cedar Rapids Youth For Christ Franklin Junior High School Glen Jones Kansas City Youth For Christ

Services Monday for Mrs John Schminkey

Mrs John Schminkey 70, formerly of Cedar Rapids, died Thursday in a Cedar Rapids hospital. Born Grace Cook April 15 1895 at Edgewood she married John Schminkey March 13 1919 in Rock Island. Survived by husband three daughters six sons a step daughter a sister two brothers 23 grandchildren six great grandchildren. Services 10 am Monday Murdoch chapel Walker burial Walker cemetery friends may call after 1 pm Saturday at the chapel.

Walker John Schminkey Cedar Rapids Grace Cook Edgewood Rock Island Maurice Pepin Harold Voelpal Betty Stramkowski Chicago James Allen Don

Morleys Face First Crisis on The Farmer's Daughter

In color at 8:30 PM Friday on Channel 9, Morleys confront a marital crisis as their story unfolds on The Farmer's Daughter. The episode marks a turning point in the couple's life.

Morleys

Pearl Harbor Veterans To Meet in Cedar Rapids

The Iowa Veterans of Pearl Harbor reunion will be held at the Montrose hotel in Cedar Rapids on Tuesday December 7. All service members who were at Pearl Harbor or nearby on the attack day are eligible. Prospective members may contact Walt D. Jones or Jerry Schenkelberg for details. registration starts at 5 p.m. with a business meeting and banquet to follow.

Iowa Veterans of Pearl Harbor Cedar Rapids Montrose Hotel Pearl Harbor The Association National Organization Walt D. Jones Nineteenth Street SE Jerry Schenkelberg Birch Carroll Tour County Linn County Gene D. Carson John J. Locher Richard L. Sedlacek Richard F. Nazette George McLeran Board of Supervisors Kearney Kearney Co Chicago

Sidewalks Needed Near Cedar Rapids Schools

The Citizens' Advisory Committee for Public Schools discussed needs for new sidewalks near several Cedar Rapids schools. President William Rorick said the group will compile recommendations for the school board to aid sidewalk construction.

Citizens’ Advisory Committee For Public Schools Cedar Rapids Wiliam Rorick Rorick

Tractor Tips Takes Life of Cedar Rapids Youth

Michael Joseph Rochford 19 of Cedar Rapids died in a tractor accident on a county road near Dubuque. He had worked at Hy Vee Cedar Rapids and was awaiting Navy induction. Survived by parents, a brother, a sister, and grandmother. Funeral Monday at Immaculate Conception Church with Rosaries beforehand.

Dubuque Michael Joseph Rochford Avenue NE John Larkin Larkin Independence Cedar Rapids Regis High School Rochford Navy Joseph Rochford Eugene East Troy Wis Geralyn Mary McGinn Cascade Immaculate Conception Church William A. Roach Mt. Calvary Cemetery Monahan- Stewart Msgr. Roach Regis

Regents Approve Medical, Laundry, Infirmary Additions

Regents approved lab equipment installation at University hospitals with a $121,584 bid from Hamilton Mfg. Co. for the East minimal care unit. They also authorized a $150,000 two story infirmary addition and a $92,000 laundry expansion funded by activity fees and service balances, plus a $90,000 air conditioning project for the pharmacy building funded by a state appropriation. A relocated water storage tank near the power plant will raise costs due to extended piping.

University Hospitals Hamilton Mfg. Co Two Rivers Wis Iowa

University approves property purchases and condemnations in Iowa City

The board of regents authorized buying 115 N Clinton street from Elizabeth Parks for 36500 and condemning 16 W College street owned by Marjorie Hayek. The deal may involve up to 164000 for the tower, up from 100000. Condemnation follows offers around 35000 with a possible excess of 10000 to 15000 above.

Board of Regents University N. Clinton Street Iowa City W. College Street Elizabeth Parks Communications Center Marjorie Hayek

Crash Victim Donna Miller Body Recovered

The body of Donna R. Miller a Cedar Rapids beautician killed in the August lake Michigan airliner crash was recovered Thursday. She had just turned 23 and was returning from a trip East. Thirty people died in the accident. She was daughter of Raymond Rarey. Survivors include her two daughters Shawn and Kelly. Funeral services pending at Beckman-Butherias funeral home in Iowa City.

Donna R. Miller Cedar Rapids

KC Council Aids Jaycee Christmas Toy Drive

Knights of Columbus Council 9790 volunteers to help the Jaycee Christmas toy project in Cedar Rapids. The unit will collect repair and distribute used toys to needy families, with the Jaycee HQ at 309 Third Avenue SE serving as the drop site from 9 30 am to 5 pm daily.

Knights of Columbus Council Jaycee KC Unit Jaycees Cedar Rapids Jaycee Project Third Avenue SE

Iowans Win Fellowships for Graduate Study

DES MOINES AP The Office of Education announced fellowships for graduate study under a federal program to improve college teaching. Iowans named include E. Richard Dustin Leonard W. Hamilton Ray A. Krippner of Cedar Rapids and Stephen C. Kloster of Decorah.

DES Moines Washington Office of Education U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare E. Richard Dustin Leonard W. Hamilton Ray A. Krippner Cedar Rapids Stephen C. Kloster Decorah

Bus Driver Discharged Over Klan Ties in Maryland

Vernon Naimaster, who identified himself as acting grand dragon of the Ku Klux Klan in Maryland, was dismissed from his job as a Baltimore bus driver after a rally he led drew unrest among drivers and patrons. He plans an appeal and says he will attend a hearing to learn the reasons for the firing.

Baltimore Vernon Naimaster Ku Klux Klan Maryland Naimaster Rising Sun

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