Woman Senator Steers Off Senate Fracas in Mid aisle
In Washington Sen Elaine Edwards presiding calmed a near clash between Sen Norris Cotton and Sen Jacob Javits over occupational safety law exemptions. Cotton charged across the aisle, Javits rejected the accusation of lying, and the pair later joked about the incident as order was restored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Aiken
R-Vt
Senate
Cotton
Javits
Sen
Elaine Edwards
Louisiana
Nixon
Conservation Unit Approves Land Exchange with City
Linn County conservation board approves exchanging 56.5 acres of city land for 38.8 acres of county land plus Lot 1 in Squaw Creek addition to aid a lake project in Squaw Creek park. Board also backs state pay scale conversion costing 8.4 percent, doubles trapping fees for county property, and authorizes up to 1000 dollars for emergency campground road work. Meeting set for Oct. 17 at the fairgrounds.
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Linn County Conservation System
Bland
Squaw Creek Park
Cedar Rapids
George Hamilton
Conservation Board
Squaw Creek
Hamilton
the Conservation Board
Horseshoe Falls
Pinicon Ridge Park
The
Fairgrounds
Central City
Cedar Rapids Emergency Numbers
A clipped calendar card lists Cedar Rapids emergency numbers to keep in the billfold for quick reference. It provides essential phone figures likely for police fire and medical services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Czech Performers Back Socialism at New Union Congress
Prague AP reports the Dra matic Artists Union of Czechoslovakia held its constituent congress and pledged to aid honest artists while rejecting any use of art by anti Socialist and anti Soviet forces. This was the first congress since the union formed in 1970, replacing earlier Czech Dramatic Artists and Czech Television and Film Artists dissolved that spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prague
Dramatic Artists Union of
Czechoslovakia
Sparkman releases eight year tax returns totaling 89497.71
Democratic vice presidential nominee John Sparkman published his income for 1944 through 1950 totaling $89,497.71. The disclosure covers eight years of earnings and tax payments, reflecting his financial status during the campaign period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sparkman
Working Down From Top Working Down From Top were constructed
The fragment notes that items labeled Working Down From Top were constructed in sequence or stack. The source provides limited context and names, offering no clear date, place, or organization. Further readable details are not available to identify specific people or events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric Vehicle Council
City Planners Reject Zoning at Southwest Site
The city planning commission denied Chadima petition to rezone from R1 to B1 at Thirty-third Ave SW and Edgewood Rd SW citing new land use plans favoring residential zoning. They approved Zazza's change from R-3 to R-4 at 173 Sixteenth Ave SW and recommended permanent zoning on four sites including M-1 at 849 Sixtieth Ave SW and R-4 at Oakland Rd and Thirty-third St NE. Final plats for Bowman Woods unit six and Cottage Grove Hills added. Iowa Glass Depot alley vacation denied. civic center urban renewal to acquire river side property northeast of avenue NW for a park.
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City Planning Commission
Donald F
Margaret Chadima
Thirty-third Avenue
Edgewood Road
Jack Zazza
Sixteenth Avenue
Sixtieth Avenue
Oakland Road
Thirty-third Street
J Street
Thirty-third
Thirty Sixth Avenues
Bowman Woods
Cottage Grove Hills
Iowa Glass Depot
Fifth and
Sixth Avenues
Third
Fourth Streets
Civic Center
West Side Riverside Park
Avenue NW
Charlie Brown Comes to Life on Cornell College Stage
Cornell College in Mt. Vernon presents You're a Good Man Charlie Brown Friday through Oct 15 in Armstrong theater directed by Joseph Svee. Six performances feature two casts including Richard Biella as music director with prices 75 cents for children and 1.50 for adults. Advance reservations via Cornell Commons 895 8866.
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MT. Vernon
Charles M. Schulz
Cornell College
Man
Charlie Brown
Joseph Svee
Armstrong Theater
Cornell Commons
Clark Gesner
Cornell
Richard Biella
Park Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Jowan
Transportation Looks Backward Into Future
New York AP report argues modern transport may revisit past solutions. Foot travel and bicycles ease congestion while rail service and ski trains rebound. electric cars spark interest though price fears persist. The double decker bus project tests high capacity urban transit drawing on nostalgia.
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New York
Montreal
Amtrak
Chicago
Dallas
Detroit
Los Angeles
Oakland
Pittsburgh
America
Carlos Villarreal
Urban Mass _ Transportation
Hobby and Craft Classes Planned at Four Cedar Rapids Schools
Eight week neighborhood hobby and craft courses start the week of Oct 16 at Wright Grant Wood Cleveland and Harding schools. Adults or youths may enroll at first meeting night. Courses include upholstery interior decorating flower arranging candle making jewelry basic wallpaper hanging and French for the family plus more. Call 398 2463 for details.
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Cedar Rapids
Kirkwood Community College Community Education Department
Wright
Grant Wood
Cleveland
Harding
Wright School
Council Street
Hollywood Boulevard
Grant Wood School
Twenty-sixth Street
Cleveland School
First Avenue
Harding Junior High
Golf Street
Jefferson High Outlook Receives Sixth All American Rating
The Outlook student newspaper at Jefferson High School earned its sixth consecutive All American rating from the National Scholastic Press Association. Ronald Smrha, adviser, noted about 1,600 high school papers were evaluated on coverage content editing readership appearance and photography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Outlook
Jefferson High School
National Scholastic Press Assn
NSPA
Ronald Smrha
The
Press Association
Smrha
Outlook staff honored for news and editorials
Outlook editors and staff received praise from judges for their strong news and editorial content. The awards highlighted Marsha Gray as news editor, David Makinster as editorial editor, Deb Harvey as feature editor, Pam Volz and Rod Mefford as sports editors, and Mike McInerney as photographer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Outlook
Second Musical Hall Dedication Concert Planned at UI
The University of Iowa presents Dedication Concert I featuring the Baroque Trio, Faculty Vocal Quartet and Stradivari Quartet on Oct. 15 at 8 p.m. in Clapp Recital Hall. Selections include Telemann Trio Sonata in G Minor Brahms Liebeslieder Walzer and Brahms Quintet Op. 34. Tickets free at Hancher and University box offices.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa Baroque Trio
Faculty Vocal Quartet
Stradivari Quartet
Music Building
Clapp Recital Hall
Georg Philipp Telemann
Johannes Brahms
Telemann
Vocal Quartet
Hancher
University
U. of I. School of Music
Edward L. Kottick
James Lakin
Delbert Disselhorst
Eldon Obrecht
Kathryn Harvey
Janice Hanson
Robert Eckert
Albert Gammon
Norma Cross
Carole Lesniak
Kenneth Amada
Allen Ohmes
John Ferrer
William Preucil
Charles Wendt
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Kuimger
Ein
5Th Ave
Torres de Colon
Madrid
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Zazza
Tripoli
Libya
John Cunniff
Hilteriannees
Second Street
Jeff Newspaper
Kubias
Revere Ware
Kubias Hardware & Housewares
Third Ave. SE
Iowa
Revere
Kubias Revereware
Third Avenue
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