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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1965
Page
15
City brief lists Youth Council meeting details amid other items. The notice mentions a 7:30 p.m. start at St Luke's Hospital and attendance by visitors and merchants.
Fairfield AP A second Parsons College coed, Margaret T. Hazelwood 18 Huntington NY, faces a charge of exposure of a human body with intent to conceal a birth. She allegedly delivered a baby Monday in her dorm room and the body was found in a waste receptacle. Autopsy pending potential manslaughter change.
Richard D. Prosser, 32, of 4924 Sixth Street Road SW, was charged with breaking and entering after police say he forced entry into Catherine Jennings’s apartment at 610 I Avenue NW and took $40 worth of clothes. He was arrested on a warrant Monday night and held in Linn County Jail Tuesday.
Benny Reiger reports four youths in a green car egged his vehicle shortly after 1 am Tuesday in the 1200 block of Nineteenth Street SE. He followed the car to Mt. Vernon Road but could not obtain the license number.
Federal Judge Edward J Mc Manus set a tentative June 17 trial date in the $37 8 civil suit filed by Quaker Oats Co against Rath Packing Co of Waterloo The plan allows until December 15 to settle and requires November 10 to prepare stipulations of undisputed facts The suit claims Quaker Oats purchased tallow from Rath of bleachable fancy quality that was adulterated with fuel oil and used to make dog food much of which was unusable and reclaimed from dealers
William G. Loftus, 25, of 1723 Hollywood boulevard NW, was fined $100 and costs and given a 30 day suspended jail sentence on a drunkenness charge after leaving the scene of an accident at 1100 block Oak land road NE Sept 7 at 10 pm. Police arrested him at his home 45 minutes later. A third charge of resisting an officer was dismissed.
UCS outlines its Share-a-Christmas drive with brochures sent to welfare agencies churches and schools. Donations support needy families and aid the Cedar Rapids Jaycees Christmas toy project with support from the Salvation Army American Legion auxiliary St Vincent de Paul Society and local groups. Collection barrels will be placed in elementary schools the week of Dec 6.
Donald A. King of HM Eighth Avenue SW was arrested on a warrant for assault and battery and posted a $110 bond. Complainant Bruce Hammond of 226 Fourth Avenue Marion says King attacked him Oct. 14 at the West Side Car Wash on 806 First Avenue NW after dispute over washing mirrors. Hammond received a neck injury and was hospitalized.
Eight Cedar Rapids area men have enlisted in the U S Air Force. All will be stationed at Lackland Air Force Base Texas. Names include Jeffrey Chapel Ronald A Shepard James E Warner William E Wickham Gary C Henderson Larry B Kuelper Donald W Knaack and Jerry L Ortgies.
Cedar Rapids post office receives 25 000 additional Adlai Stevenson stamps after an initial 50 000 were sold quickly. Stevenson stamp ranks second in demand for 1965 issues. Hoover commemorative remains top seller this year. Christmas stamps featuring the Gabriel figure are now on sale amid debate over the depicted sex.
London AP reports the Labor Government won a three vote majority in the house of Commons to extend a 10 percent import surcharge for another year.
A federal grand jury indicted 16 year old Thomas Robinson of Brownsville Texas for piracy and intimidation in a November 17 hijacking attempt of a jetliner over the Gulf of Mexico. He faces up to death for piracy and up to life for intimidation. The government moves to try him as an adult.
James Lane, 22, of 318 Third Avenue SW, forfeited a $30 bond Tuesday after failing to appear in municipal court on the 4th.
A person faced charges of distaching cation and received a Goday jail sentence on Saturday, marking the outcome of the case.
Paul Gallico presents two heart warming ebassies for Christmas in Reader's Digest. Condensed in December edition and now on sale. Readers encouraged to have faith in Reader's Digest offerings during the season.
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