Coed Who Set Herself Ablaze Dies
Patricia Ann Conway a 22 year old West Chester State College student died after pouring gasoline on her clothing and setting herself on fire on campus. She claimed she acted for religious reasons and denied any link to the Vietnam era. Firefighters and faculty assisted, but she succumbed Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Ann Conway
West Chester State College Coed
Vietnam
Exton
Phoenixville
West Chester
Peking Praises Viet War Foes
Peking praised the American antiwar movement in the United States and credited the American people with real power. The Mao era reference cited the 1946 Mao statement and framed U.S. reform-minded forces as progressives while labeling other groups as dupes or deluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Tokyo
Red China
U.S
Peking People’s Daily
Mao Tze-tung
Mao
Johnson Thanksgiving Message to Men in Service
President Johnson addresses armed forces with a Thanksgiving message urging sacrifice to defend freedom. He honors those serving at home and abroad, notes grieving comrades, and calls the nation to prayer and support for defenders of liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Johnson City
Armed Forces
America
Railroad foremen fined for crossing blockages in Cedar Rapids
Two Milwaukee railroad foremen Laverne Boots and Richard Moore were fined 100 dollars each by Municipal Judge Loren Hullinger Jr. for obstructing street crossings. Their defense argued Cedar Rapids ordinances on blocking crossings are unreasonable and lack emergency provisions.
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theMilwaukee Railroad
Loren Hullinger, Jr
Laverne E. Boots
Rowley
Richard Moore
Thirteenth Avenue
Milwaukee Yard
Cedar Rapids
Hullinger
New York Welfare Worker Fired Over Klan Ties
Frank Rotella, 28, a New York City welfare employee who admitted to leading the Ku Klux Klan in New Jersey was dismissed after missing a departmental hearing. He faced charges of incompetence and misconduct tied to alleged Klan and extremist group membership and banned political activity. Rotella had rejoined welfare work in 1964 after an earlier resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Department of Welfare
King Kleagle
Ku Klux Klan
New Jersey
Frank Rotella
Welfare Department
Rotella
Klan
City Civil Service Commission
State Supreme Court
New York World Telegram
Sun
Labor Group Seeks City Policy on Employee Negotiation
Cedar Rapids Labor Assembly executive Garold Ketchum urged the city council to adopt a policy statement on how employees may negotiate with the city. He proposed a four two mix of city officials and labor members on a study committee and noted concerns about Fire Chief Jesse Hunter seeking the closing of two fire stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garold Ketchum
Cedar Rapids Labor Assembly
Ketchum
Labor Assembly
Jesse Hunter
Four Hurt In 3 Car Crash At SW Intersection
Four people were injured Tuesday in a three car crash at Fifteenth avenue and N street SW and were treated and released from Mercy hospital. The event at 3 20 p m involved Ruth A Warner 21 of 1302 K street SW and Robert J Lynn 17 of 818 L street SW driving two cars. A third car owned by William C Miller 240 Second street SW was parked. Lynn struck the parked car after colliding with Warner. Others treated for cuts and bruises were Alan Norden 16 William Le Grand 15 and David Le Grand 18 all from Ninth avenue SW. A 15 month old, Mike Warner, rode in his mother's car. Police charged Lynn with failure to yield the right of way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifteenth Avenue
N Street
Mercy Hospital
Ruth A. Warner
K Street
Robert J. Lynn
L Street
William C.miller
Second Street
Public Hearing Slated Dec 22 On Paving Work
A public hearing will be held at 9 am Wednesday Dec 2 in the city hall council chambers to hear objections to assessments for street paving work. Projects completed during the summer include Glass Road NE from Northwood to west of Weing Road and multiple streets including Thirty-ninth Street NE and Belmont Parkway NW among others.
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City Council
City Hall
Glass Road
Northwood Drive
Weing Road
Thirty-ninth Street
Lennox Avenues
Thirty-fourth Street
Pioneer Avenue
Third
Fourth Avenues
Third Street
Fourth
Fifth Avenues
L Avenue
Eleventh
Belmont ‘Parkway
Westwood
Hillside Drive
Gutlock
Sixth
Seventh Streets
Schaeffer
Allview Drive
Twenty-sixth Avenue
Sixth Street
Highway Commission
Fifteenth
Sixteenth Avenues
Edgewood Road
Aspiring Firemen Must Turn in Papers by Dec 6
Deadline for filing civil service applications for the city fire department is 5 p.m. Monday December 6. Personnel Director John Seaton said applicants must submit by then to be eligible for exams at 7 p.m. December 10 at city hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Department
John Seaton
City Hall
Sealon
Former Cedar Rapids fire captain fined for drunkenness
Dale W. Fielder, 42, of 1649 Forty-second street SE, a former Cedar Rapids fire captain, was fined $15 and costs in Fairfax on a drunkenness charge. Found guilty after no contest. he did not appear and was represented by an attorney. He was discharged from the fire department on November 12 for conduct unbecoming a fireman and conduct detrimental to the department. He was arrested on the drunkenness charge in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale W. Fielder
Forty-second Street
Cedar Rapids
Richard Zenisek
Fairfax
Fielder
Fire Department
Nev. Il
Sukarno Seen Dissolving Reds
A Jakarta government minister said President Sukarno will dissolve the Indonesian communist party and allied groups. Frans Sedan stated the move is only a matter of time and notes Sukarno understands the current Indonesian situation. This follows demands to ban the party after the October 1 coup attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jakarta
Sukarno
Indonesian Communist Party
Frans Sedan
Seidan
Communist Party
Doctor Linked to Fatal Brug Mixes
Pontiac hospital administrator said a staff doctor was responsible for a drug mixup that caused the post surgery deaths of three patients. Ether was drained into a bottle and later mistaken for another drug and given to the patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontiac, Mich
Pontiac Osteopathic Hospital
Harry Whitlow
Whitlow
Waterloo Woman Is Naturalized
Jeanne Marie Alcock of Waterloo became a U.S. citizen Wednesday in naturalization ceremonies in federal court. The ceremony was conducted before Judge E. J. McManus. Two attorneys were admitted this week to practice in federal court. They are Kenneth E. Baughman Marion and Ralph W. Koons Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne Marie Alcock
Waterloo
U.S
E. J. McManus
Kenneth E. Baughman
Marion
Ralph W. Koons
Cedar Rapids
Probate Notice for Beatrice Pulkrab Estate in Linn County
Probate in Linn County Iowa confirms the will of Beatrice Pulkrab and names Donald C. Pulkrab and Betty Kitzberger as executors. Creditors must file claims with the district court within six months from second publication. actions to set aside the will must be filed within one year of same. Executors are Ced ar Rapids, Iowa. attorney Harry R. Terpstra represents them. Second publication date noted as December 1, 1944.
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State of
Iowa
Linn County
Beatrice Pulkrag
Beatrice Pulkrab
Beatrice Fulkrab
State
Iawa
Linn
Ruth P. Schatzle
Puth P. Schatzte
Francis H. Andrews
Ancis H. Andrews
Central City
Fisher and Pickens
Cedar Rapids
Sheriff sale notice on Lot 29 Becker's Second Addition
By virtue of Special Execution No 634 issued by Linn County Iowa District Court, The Bohemian Savings & Loan Assn of Cedar Rapids seeks sale of Thelma J Andersen and Oswald E Andersen s share of Lot 29 Becker's Second Addition Cedar Rapids to satisfy a judgment for 1500 plus 31 cents and 7 percent interest from 1965 costs. Sale at public auction in Cedar Rapids on December 4 1965 at 9:00 am. Sheriff Linn County Iowa. Deputy David R Webster. Attorney George Navak.
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District Court
Linn County
Iowa
Bohemian Savings & Loan Assn
Cedar Rapids
Iawa
Arinst
Thelma J. Andersen
Oswald E. Andersen
Ir. el
Becker
Long
Court House
Cedar Raids
Falter H. Grant
Iowe
David R. Webster
George Navak
Sheriff's sale notice of personal property in Linn County Iowa
By virtue of a special execution directed from Linn County District Court on November 3 1965 the lienholders Lambdba Cams Welding Supply Co. won a judgment against William Z Moore and others for 315.88 dollars plus 5 percent interest and 33.00 dollars costs. The sheriff will sell at public auction on December 1 1965 at 10:00 a.m. in front of the Cedar Rapids courthouse all defendants’ right title and interest in listed vehicles including a 13 ton truck a GMC 22 ton winch and a 951 Ford truck to satisfy the execution. Sale details provided by Walter H Grant Sheriff with Deputy David R Webster and attorney Harry Terpatra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Linn County
Iowa
L. B. Lambdba Cams Welding Supply Co
William Z. Moore
William ©. Trestow
Robert E. L. Walmer
Don B&b Industrial Salvage
Court House
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rounds
Walter H. Grant
David R. Webster
Harry Terpatra
Probate Notice and Corporate Name Changes in Iowa
Probate in Linn County Iowa for Ruth P Schatzle lists Francis H Andrews as executor with a six month claims period and second publication dated November 1965. Also notices amendments changing Home Materials to Iowa Growth Fund Inc and Plymouth Builders to Iowa Properties Co with dated corporate resolutions.
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Home Materials, Inc
Iowa Growth Fund, Inc
Gerald A. Hiland
Plymouth Builders, Inc
Iowa Properties CO
OWA Properties CO
Lee Wells
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Boots
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First Street
Eighth
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N.Y
First Avenue
E Avenue
Fifth Street
Hunter
Moscow
Union
Bob Johnson
Pacific
Gazette
Classified Advertising Department
3Rd Ave
Ane
the Gazette
Dial
Credit Advisors
ING
Chris Hoyt
Donald Becker
Lea Ockenfels
Harold Wardenburg
Janet Carol
Tre Faye P. Stevens
Guaranty
2Nd Ave
Snelling
Athey Employment
Rosen’s Tailor Shop
PRN
Salvation
ARIAY
Boldt Nursing Home
Novak Monument CO
Hamilton
Bishop's
Les Helen McAllister
Walker
Ana
Ind Avenue
Marion Nursing Home
Sands
Ath St. SE
Women of the
Rouse
P.S. Hatt
Nav
Mie
Irene
82 Inc Ave
Eachar Wanty School
Chisey
Buresh
Buresh Rental Service, Inc
Third St. SE
Ava. SE
St. Cincent de Paul Stare
Td First St. NE
Dicker
Bob Z Zeman
Iowa Rangers
Ely Legion Hall
Joe Best
Chevrolet Co
1St Ave. SE
Jim Stewart
Leg Miller
Shakey
PIZZA
Collins RD
Ist Ave
Call
Crestview Nursing Home
West Stand
Paramount Theater
Walmar
Center Point
Ave
Cedar
Steneet
Murphy
Third Ave
Winkier Home Improvement
Afco. Eves
Zobac Sveco
McDonald's Tree Service
Fie
H. P. Knapp
Bernie's Riteway
LEAR
Atl
Gudenkauf
Swisher
Fred Sacora
Paul Straub
Harry
ARGO
F. Wi. Lyman
Vels
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Turner
Simon
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Joan Jennings
Joe Cihla
Batts
Cecil Buhner
Myers
M. L. Hale
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Air
Greenland
Roosevelt Hotel
Barnes & Reinecke, Inc
East
Ohio Street
Chicago
Illinois
Kreblin Refrigerated
Xpress, Inc
Ird Ave
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Marty
Serson Jerry's
Pressman
Star Printing CO
Ird
Strothman
Highlane
Iowa City
1St Ave
Cedar Rapnids
Bever, Ave
Oak Sand Rd
Hayes Area
Dick's Derby
Hiawatha
Klingler Construction
Johnson's Catering
Jin’s
Daniels
Oakland New
Ed Flten
Hotel Roosevelt
People's Bank
Marion Cab CO
Kouner
Gazette Waal Ags
Donald C. Pulkrar
Betty Kitzberger
Harry R. Terpstra
Said Executor
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