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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1968

Page

13

Three Injured in Cedar Rapids Traffic Incidents

Three people were injured, none seriously, in two Cedar Rapids accidents. Christopher Klein, 2, of 1061 Sixteenth Street NE, was admitted for observation after being struck by a delivery truck driven by Victor Strait at 1516 Ellis Boulevard NW. Miss Marilyn Butler, 433 Fourth Avenue SW, treated for a neck injury and released from St Luke's. Dorothy Kilpatrick, a passenger in Kilpatrick's vehicle, sustained a foot injury needing no treatment. No charges were filed.

Cedar Rapids Christopher Klein Sixteenth Street Mercy Hospital Young Klein Victor D. Strait Ellis Boulevard Klein Strait Miss Butler St. Luke’s Hospital Kilpatrick Dorothy Kilpatrick Dale E. Kilpatrick Tenth Avenue Michale R. Arron Sixth Linn County Sixteenth Avenue Arron

Two Suspended Terms and Fine for J L Jones

Jerry I L Jones of Des Moines received two ten day suspended sentences in municipal court for leaving the scene of an accident and reckless driving. He was fined 25 dollars and costs for disobeying a police officer and still faces a charge of driving with a suspended license. He was arrested after refusing to stop and crashed into a fence, then left the scene.

Moines Jones

Arraignment Set For C R Girl on Forgery Charge

Patricia Cooper, 18, of 1270 Third Avenue SE, arrested on a warrant for uttering a forged instrument. She posted own recognizance and slated to be arraigned October 8. Police say she forged another person’s name to a $30 check payable to Mrs. David Thiher of 1828 Sixth Avenue SE on September 3.

C.R Patricia Cooper Third Avenue SE David Thiher Sixth Avenue SE

Missing 380000 inSilver Bullion From London Shipment

United States Lines Inc reports 380000 dollars in silver bullion missing from a shipment bound for London. One ship, the American Liberty, left Elizabeth New Jersey September 20 with 242 bars, later unlocated after arrival in England. Containers were loaded in Port Elizabeth on September 12 and placed in storage before loading on September 16.

Ames Police Group Seeks Pay Rise and Benefits

A special grievance committee from Ames police plans to present three proposals to City Manager Castner within 10 days. Led by Sgt Terrance Bird the group seeks a starting patrolman pay of 600 monthly rising to 700 in a year, clothing allowance up to 150 yearly, and four weeks paid vacation after 15 years.

Ames API J. R. Castner Terrance Bird Bird

Wounded GI Awaiting Discharge Drops Dead

Spec. 4 Wayne McGuire 19, a wounded Vietnam veteran awaiting discharge, collapsed and died at a farm supply store in Cherokee County. The medical examiner tied his death indirectly to Vietnam wounds. he had returned home about a month earlier after treatment at Fitzsimmons Army hospital in Denver for head injuries and other wounds.

Cherokee (Ap Wayne McGuire Tom McGuire Peterson Vietnam Cherokee County Don Cozier Young McGuire Fitzsimmons Army Hospital Denver Colo

Nixon Explains Why He Chose Agnew as Running Mate

In New York, Richard Nixon said he consulted over a hundred Republicans and considered over a dozen capable men before selecting Spiro Agnew as his running mate. He cited Agnew’s labor mediation, campaign skill, and ability to unify the GOP as key factors.

New York UPI Richard Nixon Spiro Agnew Nixon Ted Agnew Spiro T. Agnew Spiro Ted Agnew Maryland

Transplant Legal Drama On JUDD FOR THE DEFENSE

A dramatic episode at 9:00 p m Friday on KCRG TV 9 features legal aspects of a heart transplant. The program is broadcast in color and screens as part of JUDD FOR THE DEFENSE.

Judd Kcrg-Tv

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