Thanksgiving services set by area churches
Area churches schedule Thanksgiving observances televised or in person. Cedar Rapids First Lutheran and many others plan 7:30 or 7:15 evening services with varied sermons. Midweek interdenominational and union services include Temple Judah, First Congregational, and multiple local congregations. English and German greetings accompany services with multiple pastors and venues listed.
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Cedar Rapids
First Lutheran Church
Kcrg-Tv
Stephen's Lutheran
XN. L. Wogen
Cedar Rapids Zion
George Kreeze
Christian and Missionary Allliance Church
Edgewood Baptist
Calvary Baptist
Asbury Methodist
William Cotton
Our Savior’s Lutheran
Salem
A. F. Frankhauser
Peoples Church
Temple Judah
First Congregational Church
Isaac Neuman
Sinclair Memorial Church
Memorial Presbyterian’ Church
Shueyville
Youth Leaders From Paraguay Visit Cedar Rapids
Paraguayan Catholic youth leaders Rodolfo Romero Garcete and Juan Peralta Paredes visit Cedar Rapids this weekend under the Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce program. They arrive Wednesday and depart Sunday for a month-long U S tour. They stay with Mr. and Mrs. J T Mathes in Marion and will tour area farms and attend the Kingston Stadium college all-star game.
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The
Chamber of Commerce
Cedar Rapids
Paraguay
Rodolfo Romero Garcete
Juan Peralta Paredes
United States
J. T. Mathes
Route One
Marion
Kingston Stadium
Young Catholic Worker Movement
U.S
State Department
Fire Chief proposes elimination of two Cedar Rapids stations
Cedar Rapids Fire Chief Jesse Hunter asks the city council to close Station Two at E Avenue and Fifth Street NW and Station Seven at First Avenue and Thirty third Street NE effective January 1 1966. The plan would create four man pump crews and keep all homes within three miles of a station improving the fire department’s efficiency and meeting AIA requirements.
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Jesse Hunter
Hunter
E Avenue
Fifth Street
First Avenue
Thirty-third Street
American Insurance Assn
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Cedar Rapids
AIA
Providence
B.C
Public ‘Works-Fire Department
Cedar Hills
Driver in Crash Sentenced For Reckless Driving
Occe C. Culp. 22, of 903% Tenth street SE, received two 30 day jail terms on charges of reckless driving and driving without a license. The sentences run concurrently. A car driven by Culp jumped a curb on Twelfth avenue SE, crossed 55 feet of sod and hit Tyler school. Culp and Daniel Guy, 20, of 1211 Tenth avenue SW, had minor injuries. A third youth, David Jones, 17, of 1602 Fifteenth avenue SE, suffered facial lacerations and possible head injuries. Jones was in fairly good condition at St Luke's hospital.
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Occe C. Culp
Tenth Street SE
Loren Hullinger, Jr
Culp
Twelfth Avenue SE
Tyler School
Daniel Guy
Tenth Avenue SW
David Jones
Fifteenth Avenue SE
Jones
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cemetery vandals in Cedar Rapids receive suspended jail terms
Two Cedar Rapids youths, Robert Robison and Gerald Ford, were given 30 day suspended jail sentences for vandalizing gravestones in Buffalo Cemetery last June 12. Each must pay one fifth of the repair costs, with no damage estimate yet given. Additional youths in University of Iowa area face identical charges as investigations continue.
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Cedar Rapids
Buffalo
Robert C. Robiison
Seventh Street
Gerald P. Ford
Twenty-first Avenue
Howard McLaughlin
Robison
Ford
Johnson County
Robert Eckard
Charles Curtis
University of Iowa
Iowa City
West Burlington i
Eckard
Curtis
Linn County Sheriff's Deputies
Funds Sent for Bombing Victims
Charlotte readers respond to home bombings of four civil rights leaders by supporting two aid funds. One fund covers damages with pledges including 500, 100 and 30 plus 200 from the Charlotte News. An anti terrorism fund by The Charlotte Observer totals 2200.
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Charlotte
N.C
Stan Brookshire
Charlotte News
The
Charlotte Observer
Robert Steele Named Interstate President
Robert W. Steele, 30, was named president of Interstate Power Co with Jan. 1 effective start. He succeeds M. L. Kapp, age 65 on Christmas, who becomes chairman of the board and senior executive officer. Directors also elected L. L. Peterson as executive vice president C. W. Edmonds as vice president secretary and treasurer H. J. Opsahl as vice president and controller D. G. Schroeder as assistant secretary and treasurer E. M. Nicholson as assistant secretary and assistant treasurer.
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E. M. Nicholson
Northern plans 200 million gas pipeline to Canada
Northern Natural Gas Co begins seeking Federal Power Commission approval for a 200 million pipeline system linking western Canada to eastern Canadian markets via the U.S. The network would span 280 miles in Canada and 620 miles in the United States with Iowa routing south of Cedar Rapids and north of Davenport. The plan would export Canadian gas to Minnesota Wisconsin and upper Michigan while importing a matching amount to eastern Canada, aiming to lower future transmission costs for both nations.
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OMAHA
Northen! ‘Natural Gas Co
I Federal Power Commission
Canada
U.S
Emerson
Duluth
Minnesota
Ogden
Iowa
St. Clair
Mich
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Northern
Wisconsin
Upper Michigan
Eastern
Council Orders Linden Terrace Sidewalks
City Council directed City Engineer Dick Jensen to prepare plans specifications and assessments for sidewalks on Linden Terrace SE. Construction slated for next spring after removal of sidewalks prompted inquiries and a legal obligation to replace them along the full street.
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Dick Jensen
Linden Terrace
Jensen
The Rifleman Fights Blindness on Tuesday Night
A TV listing notes The Rifleman airing at 6:00 Tuesday night on KCRG-TV 9 as part of the station schedule.
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Kcrg-Tv
Cedar Rapids Peace March Planned For Next Saturday
About a dozen Cedar Rapids Marion area supporters of the Nov. 27 March on Washington for Peace in Vietnam will gather at Greene Square at 9 30 a.m. Saturday to deliver leaflets to Congressman John Quiver and ex congressman James Bromwell and share Vietnam letters.
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Cedar Rapids- Marion Area
Washington
Vietnam
John Quiver
Dhowa
James Bromwell
Joseph Carlson
Third Avenue
Marion
Greene Square
Culver
Federal Building
Conscience of America
First -Avenue Bridge
Bromiwell
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Gazette Established In 1883
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established in 1883 by The Gazette Co publishes daily and Sunday from SE Third Ave Cedar Rapids Iowa 52404. Subscription rates include carrier nine cents a week and mail options with various monthly and yearly totals. The paper holds Associated Press content exclusivity for local news and AP dispatches.
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the Gazette Co
Third Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Cedar Rapse Lowe
U. S
Lowns
Associated Press
Ghana seeks food aid rejected by United States
Washington AP reports the United States refused Ghana's request for 100 million dollars in surplus food shipments citing safety concerns related to attacks by President Kwame Nkrumah.
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Washington
Ghana
Kwame Nkrumah
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George W. Carlson
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First Christian Church
John Thomas
Bethel A.M
Central Park Presbyterian
First Baptist
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Church of the Brethren
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Mary White
Faith Eub
Elmer Boom
Gloria Dei Lutheran
Roy N. Jorgensen
Hope Lutheran
Grace Episcopal
Thomas Hulme
St. Michael's Episcopal
James Gundrum
St. Mark's Lutheran
Richard Engstrom
St.Paul's Methodist
Jackson Burns
St. John Greek Orthodox
Gust Hatzidakis
St. John’s Orthodox
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William
Americas
Zale
Lindale Plaza
By Ken Sullivan
Cédar Hills
Robert Steele
Mattingly & Moore
Panmegat Gist. CO
Lawalrclaurs
DIANA
New Gas
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Nebraska
South Dakota
Michigan
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Variety and Hardware
1St Ave
Party Lane
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Lian County
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Iowa Electric
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