City approves Tastee-Freeze and four home permits this week
The city clerk issued permits for a Tastee-Freeze at 915 South Eleventh Street with an 18 by 30 foot frame and masonry structure by B A Westbrook valued at 12000 dollars. New houses were granted to Welton Construction 2965 Twenty-fifth Avenue for 18000 dollars and Borschel and Son 760 Alpine Road for 13000 dollars. Other permits include Floyd Dufoe for porch repair 2121 Sixth Avenue 25 dollars Charles Vyskovil remodel basement 1180 Ridge Drive 200 dollars Raymond Martin garage 2025 Ninth Avenue 1000 dollars Ron De Bow insulation 848 Twenty Fifth Street 300 dollars.
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South Eleventh Street
B. A. Westbrook
Welton Construction
Twenty-fifth Avenue
Borschel
Floyd Dufoe
Sixth Avenue
Charles Vyskovil
Ridge Drive
Raymond Martin
Ninth Avenue
Ron de Bow
Twenty Fifth Street
Oxford Driver Fined on Two Counts in Cedar Rapids Area
Ronald E. Cox of Oxford was fined in Jessie L. Mc Cormack’s justice court for speeding and minor beer possession after arrest on Highway 149 south of Cedar Rapids. He paid $25 on each charge on November 21. Gregory L. Washburn of Walker paid fines for assembled weapon and minor beer possession after arrest in Centre Point on November 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Ronald E. Cox
Justice of the Peace Court
Jessie L. McCormack
Cox
Highway 149
Cedar Rapids
Justice Court
Gregory L. Washburn
Walker
Center Point
McCormack
Marion court fines listed in police and justice courts
In Marion, police court Judge Miles Adams heard speeding cases for Cletus Hansen of Cedar Rapids and others from Cedar Rapids Wyoming Anamosa and more with fines from 2 to 30 dollars plus bonds. Justice court Judge Jessie McCormack handled speeding fines for Abernathy Cox Hoglan Potter Sandersfelds Vogt Hough Ficek with amounts up to 25 dollars for various offenses including failure to stop in the assured clear distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Adams
Cletus J. Hansen
First Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Ervin M
Christiansen
Wyoming
Stanley D. Peterson
Winthrop
Lyle H. Zody
C Avenue
Patrick L. Christensen
Fifteenth Street
Dennis A. Rule
Maplecrest Drive
Richard H. Wilkinson
Eighth Avenue
Kenneth D. Merrill
Anamosa
Leland A. Webert
Henrietta K. Schlueter
Seventh Avenue
Robert J. Knepper
Cascade
Norma R. Albers
Coggan
Glen K. Fortner
F Avenue NE
Justice of the Peace Court
Jessie L. McCormack
Roger A. Abernathy
DeLong
Ronald E. Cox
Oxford
Jack M. Hoglan
Independence
Talbert A. Potter
Staudcourt NE
Steve V. Sandersfelds
Homestead
Lowell D. Vogt
Patrick T. Hough
Center Point
Larry P. Ficek
Twenty - Ninth Street Drive
U S Heart Transplant Pioneer Visits Iowa City
Dr Adrian Kantrowitz pioneer of the U S heart transplant will visit the University of Iowa for lectures and consultations amid the anniversary of his infant and adult transplants. He directs surgery at Maimonides Brooklyn and SUNY Downstate. He helped develop booster hearts and phase shift balloon pumps to aid failing hearts.
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U.S
Iowa
Iowa City
Adrian Kantrowitz
New York
University of Iowa
Kantrowitz
Christian Barnard
South Africa
U. of I. Department of Surgery
Johnson County Medical Society
U. of I
State University of New York Downstate Medical Center
Maimonides Medical Center
Brooklyn
Cancer Education Series Starts at Medical Centers
A Linn County Cancer Society program partners with dental office assistants for noon picnic lunch cancer education sessions at medical centers. Films include The Million Club and Time To Stop Is Now with Q&A by committee members Mrs. Henry Katz and Mrs. Jack C. Miller. Youth groups can request free screenings through the Society.
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Linn County Cancer Society
Henry Katz
The
Cancer Society
First Avenue SE
Jack C. Miller
James Owen
Cancer Society Education Committee
American Cancer Society
Margaret and Howard Hall
Anamosa Man Fined In Marion Court
Kenneth D. Merrill aged 23 was fined 45 dollars in Marion police court for a three car tailend crash Saturday. He paid 30 dollars for intoxication on a public highway and 15 dollars for following too closely. Two people injured received medical treatment at a doctor’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
Kenneth D. Merrill
Miles Adams
Merrill
Traffic violations listed with penalties in Cedar Rapids region
A long list of traffic offenses from across Cedar Rapids area includes improper passing, failure to control, defective equipment, stop sign violations, no driver's license, and defective brakes. Names, addresses, and penalties range from 10 to 25 dollars, with several cases in Center Point, New Hampton, Walker, and Manchester.
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Harvey J. Kolthart
New Hampton
Prul
M. Lange
Springville
Robert L. Laker
Center Point
Louie N. Decker
John P. Abbott
Rowley
Louis W. Lerch
Larry J. Bean
Thirteenth Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Robert L. Schwab
Elberon
Daniel L. Puckhaber
Hiawatha
Stella V. Youtzy
Avenue NW
Dennis J. O’donell
Christopher C. Williams
Sixth Avenue
Donald J. Waddington
Eleventh Street
Leon Sauer
Ronald E. Cox
Oxford
Charles S. Baldwin
Seventh Avenue
Robert J. LeHew
Twelfth Street
Gregory L. Washburn
Walker
Iowa City Renewal Hearing Set by Supreme Court
Iowa City officials announce a hearing before the Iowa Supreme Court at 1 p.m. on December 13 about the urban renewal appeal. The Johnson County district court injunction bars three city councilmen from continuing renewal actions. The injunction was sought by 20 local businessmen and property owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Iowa Supreme Court
Johnson County District Court
Orginal
Fire Erupts at Iowa Steel Sand Shed
Three Cedar Rapids fire units battled a blaze at the Iowa Steel and Iron Works plant on 400 Twelfth Avenue SE. A wood framed sand shed measuring about 50 by 100 feet caught fire, confined to 30 square feet of roof, with flames spreading toward the foundry before being extinguished. Investigators said a dropped cigarette likely started the fire at 7:29 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Steel and Iron Works
Twelfth Avenue SE
Clerks Strike in Colombo Demands 7 Dollar Monthly Raise
Armed soldiers and policemen patrolled Colombo as 300000 government clerks and postal workers walked off the job seeking a seven dollar monthly raise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colombo
Ceylon
Brothers Arrested After Chase Involving Stolen Car
Two Linn county brothers were arrested by sheriff's deputies after a 2:30 am high speed chase of a stolen vehicle. Lynn Lathrop, 19, faces larceny of a motor vehicle while Dennis Lee Lathrop, 21, is charged with parole violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Lynn Lathrop
Central City
Dennis Lee Lathrop
Third Avenue SE
Dennis Lathrop
Sheriff's Department
David Reid
Harold
Johnson Proclaims Thanksgiving Day 1968
President Lyndon B. Johnson proclaims Thursday November 28, 1968 as a day of national thanks giving. He reflects on 1968 events including Vietnam peace talks, democracy transitions, medical breakthroughs, and national prosperity urging restraint and tolerance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
Vietnam
America
Lyndon B. Johnson
United States of America
Man Nabbed After Break-In at Iowa City Station
Police arrest Robert Duffy of Iowa City after spotting him inside the Highland avenue DX service station before 1:30 a.m. Detectives report cigaret and candy machines, cash register, and files broken into and ransacked. He faces breaking and entering charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Highland Avenue
Robert Duffy
Craig O’connor
J. B. McCord
Duffy
Sies Charged with Violation of Code at Iowa Campus
University of Iowa student Gerrold Sies faces charges from the Dean of Students office for violation of the new Code of Student Life. The Daily Iowan said Sies received a letter detailing the action and cited protests on campus this fall as part of the charges.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Office of Student Affairs
Daily
Iowan
Gerrold Sies
M. H. Hull
Sies
Student Protest Leads to Code Challenge Trial
A student protest sparks formal action as the student conduct committee weighs charges and schedules a trial to examine alleged violations of the new code. The case centers on student response to institutional policies and potential disciplinary measures.
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Committee On
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Tastee-Freeze
Marion Merchants
Wyler
Ray
YMCA
Marion Branch
Dial
Hallmark
Boston
Marion TV and Records
Adv
Marion Heights Pharmacy
Marion
Arthur
Physicist
Merchants National Bank
Medical and Dental Center
Second Avenue SE
Russia
Europe
Rass
Fiji Islands
Philmaid
QueensTeen
U.S. Weather Bureau
ESSA
Weather Bureau
Cigaret
Duane Clark
Clark
Bill Maue
Sgt. Reid
Michaels-Stern
Curlee
Darby House
Sport Coats Femcussrenas
Jaymar
Haggar
Stetson
Steven
Wembley
Irwin
LBJ
Smith’s Shoe Service
10Th
Boston Stores
Cedar Hills
11Th Street
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