Internal Struggle Within China's Communist Leadership
U S officials note a growing opposition to Mao Zedong within the Chinese Communist Party. Debates over foreign, military, and economic policy deepened last spring, leading Mao to create the Red Guard. Liu Shao-ch'i and Teng Hsiao-ping emerge as resistance figures amid leadership shakeups with no formal removals announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S
China
State Department
Mao Tsetung
Chinese Communist Party
Mao
Red Guard
Liu Shaochi
Teng Hsiao-ping
Kang Sheng
Teng
Cedar Rapids Gazette Church Listings and Local Notices
The page lists area churches with service times sermon topics and clergy names for Bethel Baptist First Baptist Grace Baptist St Josephs Catholic Christian Lutheran St Pauls Lutheran Free Methodist First Methodist Prairie Chapel Methodist First Presbyterian Reformed Presbyterian Church of God Seventh Day United Seventh Day Brethren and other local notes. It also notes property transactions by Kendal Craft Homes and Arlo Ginther TV repair plus a resident’s return home and a new direct dial want ad number 369-1234.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Baptist
BGC
Paul H. Stenstrom
Pioneers of the Faith
First Baptist
Lawrence B. Sprankle
Grace Baptist
Ralph E. Ryal
St. Joseph’s Catholic
William H. Blessington
James J. McBride
Joseph E. Naumann
Peter. M. Morgan
Lutheran Church of the Resurrection
St. Paul's Lutheran
Missouri Synod
E. L. Brandt
Free Methodist
Ronald W. Miers
First Methodist
Lloyd C. Kellams
Ray C. Howland
New Life
Prairie Chapel Methodist
Clyde C. Scott
First Presbyterian
Jean P. Hayter
Reformed Presbyterian
Robert B. McCracken
Church of God
W. J. Kuryluk
United Seventh Day Brethren
W. Allen Bond
Hog Receipts Hit Two-Year High Amid Price Slump
Chicago market data show hog receipts peaking at 30 900 head the heaviest in almost two years. Prices fell to 21 50 per hundred for quality hogs with weekly averages near 20 21 for slaughter cattle and 24 64 for steer averages. US markets across 12 cities posted similar declines while Iowa Des Moines receipts reached 92 000 week age figures.
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Chicago
USDA
U. S
U S
U.S
Midwest
Choice
Good
Prime
Iowa Hogs Des Moines
Barrows & Gilts US
Mayor Houk Pushes Sam Sheppard Plea, Brother Testifies
Dr. Stephen Sheppard testified in the murder retrial that J Spencer Houk urged Sam Sheppard to plead guilty to manslaughter in Marilyn Sheppard’s 1945 slaying. He described the meeting in Houk’s car and noted Sam’s injuries and a chipped cervical vertebra.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Stephen Sheppard
J. Spencer Houk
Samuel Sheppard
Marilyn Sheppard
Sheppard
F. Lee Bailey
Houk
Bay Village
Sam
Dr. Stephen
Bay View Hospital
Samuel
Stephen
Cedar Rapids hog and cattle market quotes mixed on Saturday
Hog prices held steady with 200 to 230 pound butchers at 18.75 to 19.25 and 300 pound down packers at 17.50 to 17.75 delivered at the plant. Cattle quotes show prime and choice shown with varying weights and discounts for overfat and light animals, and grain prices listed for corn oats soybeans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Cikeere
Mud Menaces Three Villages
A moving mountain of mud threatened three villages in Trento Italy as days of rain loosened earth near the Cismon river. Flood debris blocked streets and buried outlying structures endangering residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trento
Italy
Stocks Edge Higher After Rally Stretches to Third Day
The New York stock market posted a small gain on Friday continuing a three session advance. The market rose in the morning, dipped at mid day, then recovered in late trading as the total volume reached 6.69 million shares versus 8.9 million on Thursday.
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New York
C R Jaycees To Distribute Toys For Christmas
Cedar Rapids Jaycees prepare their annual Christmas toy project. They collect repair and recondition used toys to distribute to needy families before Christmas. Drop off times are 7 p.m. to 9 30 p.m. weekdays and noon to 5 p.m. Saturdays. Chairman is Chuck Vyskocil.
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Cedar Rapids Jaycees
Jaycees
Third Avenue SA
Chuck Vyskocil
Police seize arsenal from church tied to Blackstone Rangers
Chicago police raided a South Side church headquarters of the Blackstone Rangers and seized about 40 weapons from a wall safe. The haul included rifles, a shotgun, pistols, axes, knives, a meat cleaver, a bow and arrows, and a disarmed hand grenade. Twelve people were detained. one man, Herbert Stephens, 20, faced charges after a disturbance.
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Chicago
South Side
Blackstone Rangers
First
Presbyterian
Grand Crossing
Herbert Stephens
Stephens
John Frye
Milwaukee
William Crosby
Rangers
Harold Walker
Federal Treasury
Vernon Williams
Chicago Police Department
Treasury Department
Lane Dormitory Fire Destroys College Building in Jackson
A fire in a Lane college dormitory attic destroyed the two story brick building as 117 freshmen slept. One student suffered a back injury after jumping from a second floor window and Lt. Nelson Hodge died of a heart attack while fighting the blaze. The fire began about 3 50 am and spread rapidly. students fled to safety. The college planned a homecoming game despite the loss and arranged temporary housing with a federal loan for a new dormitory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Stafford Thompson
Jacksonville
Fla
Laurence Johnson
Stephen Ajaya
Nigeria
Bobby Nesbitt
Humboldt
Tenn
Knoxville College
The
Christian Methodist Episcopal Church
Couple Killed In Car Crash Near Mason City
Mr and Mrs Wendell Moore of near Bradford died after a six vehicle collision on highway 65 four miles south of Mason City. Their son Gary 20 was in satisfactory condition after driving the Moore car. The wreck happened when the Moore car skidded on wet pavement and struck Ralph E Muth's truck, then swung into a car driven by Max Freymuller Jr. Three more autos collided with the wreckage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Wendell Moore
Bradford
Here
Moore
Arlene
Gary
Highway Patrol
Ralph E. Muth
Muth
Max Freymuller, Jr
Cedar Rapids
Eisenhower Library Opens for Research Nov. 17
Abilene Kansas is set to open the Dwight D. Eisenhower library to research workers on November 17. Manuscripts books papers and recordings from the Eisenhower administration will be accessible to qualified students. Dr Malcolm Movs of the Ford Foundation a former White House staff member will speak at the opening by invitation only due to limited space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abilene
Kan
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Malcolm Movs
Ford Foundation
White House
Marengo Man Injured in City Intersection Crash
Fred Greenway of Marengo aged 10 was hospitalized in fair condition after a two car crash at a city intersection. His car was struck by Gary Blinkinsop driving west on South Street. Greenway’s car hit Irene Slaymaker’s house causing damage. Blinkinsop was charged with failure to yield. David Albert 15, of rural Marengo, also injured with facial lacerations in a separate crash west of Ladora at about 9 am.
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Marengo
Fred Greenway
Greenway
Marengo Avenue
South Street
Gary Blink‘Insop
Irene Slaymaker
Blinkinsop
John McMurray
Xoe
David Albert
Roy Albert
Marengo Hospital
Ladora
Few Complaints On Dixie Voting
A Justice Department official reports higher Black turnout in the Deep South than since Reconstruction with about half of eligible Negro voters registered in five states and many casting ballots. He noted only a few complaints under investigation and said voting rights reforms have boosted registration from 687,000 to 1.15 million since 1965.
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Washington
Justice Department
South
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Georgia
South Carolina
Deep South States
Bear Directs Traffic Sparks Phoenix Car Crash
An 800-pound performing bear named Kelly, on a national tour, caused a traffic jam in a Phoenix parking lot when a driver, Paul Tucker, swerved his car after the bear directed traffic. No injuries were reported.
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Phoenix
Paul Tucker
Kelly
Conesville Man Nabbed For Iowa Bank Robbery
A Muscatine County man, Lyle Ernest Tompkins 45 of rural Conesville, was arrested by federal agents in Muscatine and jailed in Davenport for the $2000 Farmers National Bank heist in Winfield. Tompkins faces federal bank robbery charges. bond set at 25000. The FBI, Iowa Bureau of Investigation, and local officials coordinated the arrest. a Davenport hearing was tentatively scheduled for Nov. 21.
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Davenport
Muscatine County
Muscatine
Farmers National Bank
Winfield
Lyle Ernest Tompkins
Conesville
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Omaha
FBI
Iowa Bureau of Investigation
Louisa Counties
T. T. Warren
Betty ‘Crawford
Ivan Lee
Tompkins
U.S
A. Fred Berger, Jr
Profits Fine Riordan Tells Business Men
Robert E. Riordan, director of international operations for Cherry Burrell Corp., urged Iowa exporters to join the foreign market, saying there is little mystery in export and profits await. He noted firms must adapt products to foreign markets and understand the people, traveling to learn markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Robert E. Riordan
Cherry- Burrell Corp
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Riordan
U S Asks Data On Soviet Nuclear Test
The state department asked Russia for information about its October 27 underground explosion at Novaya Zemlya. Some observers see the move as a quiet reminder that tests banned by the treaty could cause cross border fallout. Radioactive material reportedly spread far enough to be detected by U S monitoring devices.
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Washington
State Department
Russia
Arctic
Novaya Zemlya
U.S
Probate Notice in Estate of Fred E Phelps Deceased
In the district court of Iowa the estate of Fred E Phelps deceased is probated with Dora N Phelps appointed executor. Any action to set aside the will must be brought within one year from the second publication of this notice. Creditors must file claims with the clerk for allowance. six months from second publication to file, otherwise barred. Dated November 9 1966 Cedar Rapids Iowa.
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State of
Iowa
Fred E. Phelps
Fred &. Phelps
Dora N. Phelps
Otlee
Dorn N. Phelps
Cedar Rapids
Lows Barnes, Wadsworth, Elderkin, Locher Knne
Notice for Sanitary Sewer Construction Proposals Cedar Rapids
City directs sealed bids for furnishing materials and labor to build a sanitary sewer on Cox Avenue Northwest from Hartnett Street eastward. Work to follow plans on file. bids opened by City Council. bonds and checks required. completion by 1967. Includes bond sale notice for Hiawatha and Finwalle towns with multiple maturities and bid rules.
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Cedar Rapids
Java
Iowa
Cox Avenue
Manhole
Hartnett Street
Finch
Harold G. Schaefer
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Anna Mae Smyth
Park Avenue
St. Luke's Hospital
Bank Eoeperts
Mercantile Exchange
Maria Kata
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Leo Spellacy
C.R. Markets
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Tampaw
C.R. Jaycees
Lane
Eisenhower Library
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Henry County
Robert W. Johnson
Hiawatha
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Finwalle
Gazette
Classified Advertising Department
3Rd Ave
Same Bay
Sun
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Dial
Novak Monument CO
Dal
Lost
South Oof
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Madison County
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1St Ave
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Sringle
Gunry
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