Three Men Arrested in Bowling Alley Burglary
A Cedar Rapids bowling alley burglary ended with the arrest of James W. Allman 25 of Marion David H. Forde 21 of Mt. Vernon and James E. Long 22 of 1326 C avenue NE. They allegedly pried open vending machines a liquor cabinet and a safe. A female employee alerted police after seeing a crowbar and escaped to summon help. Police recovered money from vending machines and continued an inventory.
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Cedar Rapids Bowl
Town and Country
James W. Allman
Route One
Marion
David H. Forde
Mt. Vernon
James E. Long
C Avenue NE
Forde
Linn County
Long
Wright County
Three Hurt in Traffic Accidents On C R Streets
Three persons were injured Sunday in single vehicle accidents on Cedar Rapids streets. Russell B. Kramer faces charges of intoxication and failure to control after his car hit a parked vehicle on the First Avenue bridge. He was treated for mouth lacerations and released and pled innocent in municipal court. Richard A. Sigworth was charged with failure to have his vehicle under control after his car struck a light pole at First Avenue and Thirty third Street NE. He was treated for a chin laceration and released. Thomas D. Robinson, struck by a car at First Avenue NE and Twenty eighth Street NE, suffered leg and back injuries and was released after treatment. The driver, Barbara A. Bovy, was not charged.
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Cedar Rapids
Russell B. Kramer
Fourth Street
First Avenue Bridge
Robert Hudson
Worthington Drive
Kramer
St. Luke’s Hospital
Linn County
Richard A. Sigworth
North Tenth Street
Marion
First Avenue
Thirty-third Street
Sigworth
Mercy Hospital
Thomas D. Robinson
Twenty-eighth Street
Robinson
Barbara A. Bovy
Twentyninth Street Drive
Cedar Valley Rock and Mineral Society Meets Monday Evening
City briefs report a fossil study group meeting at 7:30 p.m. at 1125 Avenue NW. Also listed are sales ads for Jerome's and Pierson's Florists plus notices of thefts, break ins, and openings for wig stylists.
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Rocks and Minerals
The
Cedar Valley Rock and Mineral Society
Avenue NW
Johnson Board Advances New Sewage Rules for Iowa County
Johnson County supervisors approved amendments to sewage regulations after health board recommendations. The rules set minimum distances for absorption systems and require central disposal where dense population or heavy development exists, with exemptions for certain sub five acre plats and varying acre-based limits by watershed.
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Iowa City
Johnson County Board of Supervisors
County Board of Health
Health Board
Board of Health
Lake Macbride
Coralville
American Motors Recall For 1969 Rebels And Ambassadors
American Motors notified dealers and owners of replacement steering linkage components on 5,622 of its 1969 Rebel and Ambassador cars. The recall covers 5,790 Rebels and 11,179 Ambassadors for inspection to locate the faulty parts.
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Detroit
American Motors Corp
Clifford Raises Idea That U S May Resume Bombing
Defense Secretary Clark Clifford suggested the United States could resume bombing North Vietnam if Hanoi fails to show good faith in Paris peace talks. He noted optimism about substantive talks and urged continued defense spending to maintain nuclear superiority, even after the war.
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Clifford
U.S
Washington
UPI
America
North Vietnam
Defense
Clark Clifford
Paris
ABC TV
Johnson
Hanoi
Saigon
Arrest C R Men In Waterloo Breakin
Two Cedar Rapids men were charged with breaking and entering after an early morning burglary at Baird Concrete Products Co on Logan avenue in Waterloo. James Arthur Meek, 37, of 5721 Briarwood street SW and David Brown Montague, 34, of 5011 Sixth street SW were caught in the act around 1 am. Montague was arraigned and held in jail on a $2000 bond. Meek faced charges in Black Hawk district court and was not arraigned Monday morning.
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Waterloo
Cedar ‘Rapids
Baird Concrete Products Co
Logan Avenue
James ‘Arthur Meek
Briarwood Street
David Brown Montague
Sixth Street
Montague
Meek
Black Hawk
Ottumwa and Walsh Highs Lead All-Catholic Speech Meet
Walsh high school of Ottumwa won first place and the traveling sweepstakes trophy at the All-Catholic invitational. Ottumwa led in debate with a first in team standings. LaSalle ranked second in speech. Acquin of Cascade took third in team standings and Regis high school fourth. Peggy Mehr of Cascade won original oratory and Sue McKiernan of LaSalle won extemporaneous speaking. Regis claimed a first in novice debate.
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LaSalle High School
Walsh High School
Ottumwa
Acquin
Cascade
Regis High School
Peggy Mehr
Sue McKiernan
LaSalle
Regis
Pressmen Job Shops Begin Contract Talks
Local 104 of the Cedar Rapids Printing Pressmen union has started negotiations with nine job shops. The union, representing 50 to 60 workers, faces a contract expiry December 1. Disbanding of the Employing Printers Assn. may delay a new agreement, with talks split between two large shops and seven smaller ones.
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Cedar Rapids
Assn
Save for Christmas with MNB Record Club Offer
Feature announcing a Christmas savings plan from MNB with stars like Ed Ames and Harry Belafonte backing a 1969 program. Open an MNB Christmas Club, save weekly amounts, and receive a November check to ease holiday shopping. Also available via $10 deposit or a $500 savings certificate at MNB locations.
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MNB
34Th Street
Mount Vernon Road
S.E
Columnists in Today's Page Mix
Readable text lists Louis Harris James Reston Evans and Novak as columnists on today’s page focusing on political analysis and financial matters.
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Louis Harris
Pol
Page
James Reston
Evans and Novak
Hanlon Arrested on Contributing Charge
Michael J. Hanlon 22 of 1951 Mt. Vernon road SE pled guilty to contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Judge Loren M. Hullinger Jr. set a Dec 27 trial. Police stopped Hanlon at 1 08 a m in the 3600 block of Glass road NE with two 15 year olds in the car. Curfew for 15 year olds is 11 p m.
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Michael J. Hanlon
Mt. Vernon Road
Loren M. Hullinger, Jr
Hanlon
Glass Road
Holders of Beer Licenses Advised To Obey Law
Cedar Rapids safety commissioner John Oberthien urged about 70 Class C beer permit holders to enforce the age limit of 21 for beer sales. He cited minors buying beer in supermarkets with no ID and warned he may revoke licenses for sellers found guilty. He also voiced concern over films influencing youths and is studying safeguards for wholesome entertainment.
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Cedar Rapids
John Oberthien
Oberthien
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C.R
Sarah Coventry
Jerome’s
Adv
Loren Hamman
Fourth Street NW
Toman Florists
Center Point Rd
Calvin Jenkins
Fourteenth Street SE
Fashion Cleaners
H. S. Dougherty
Margaret Phillips
Seventh Street
Wig Boutique
2Nd Ave. SE
Berger Furrier, Marion
Pierson’s Florists
UATE
First Ave
Mason City
Johnson Board
American Motors
Mil
Zewern
Solid-State
Gemma Aclarannt
Croyalorafh
Albeniz
Kten & Taege, Inc
Second Ave
Second Avenue
ED Ames
Harry Belafonte
Lana Cantrell
Vic Damone
Arthur Fiedler
Boston Pops
Morton Gould
AL Hirt
Norman Luboff
Henry Mancini
Peter Nero
LEONTYNE _ PRICE
Robert Shaw
Editorial
Suzy Knickerbocker
Abby van Buren
Jacobys
Leonard Lyons
Rick DuBrow
Sam Shulsky
Eee Eres
Sylvia Porter
Gus Schrader
Don Walton
Art Buchwald
Keone
Coe
Merchants National Bank
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