Isolated Clue Clears Six Breakins Ties Suspect to Multiple Thefts
A Cedar Rapids man James T. Maddox, 29, was jailed on breaking and entering charges after detectives traced a gun used in a January APCO Oil Co. window smash. He admitted involvement in eight breakins from 1963 to 1964, including Big Dollar Stamp Co. and Mack's Cities Service, with losses totaling notably cash and valuables.
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Cedar Rapids
James T. Maddox
Sixth Street SE
John Kuba
Daman Apco Oil Co
F Avenue NW
Maddox
Kuba
Big Dollar Stamp Co
Third Avenue SE
F Avenue Hardware
Mack’s Cities Service
Eighth Avenue SE
Daman Apco
Martin Oil Co
Johnson Visit in Iowa Details Security and Welcome Plan
Gov. Harold Hughes discusses White House requests to avoid using national guard troops for President Johnson's visit while Secret Service coordinates with the governor's office. Guardsmen aided traffic for Barry Goldwater in Mason City on Sept 24. Iowa Democratic leaders and campaign figures prepare a Capitol introduction at the airport and capitol.
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Harold Hughes
White House
National Guard
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Mason City
Johnson
Secret Service
Hughes
Des Moines
Charles F. Iles
Neal Smith
Diona
Charles L. Davis
Iowa Federation of Labor Afl-Cio
Kenneth Schuman
Iowa
Capitol
Child Burns From Suspected Matches Saved By Baby-Sitter
A five year old girl, Kim Thompson, had her clothes catch fire on the Thompson home porch. Baby-sitter Marie Alexander pulled the flames away and cooled the child in a tub, then she and the parents rushed Kim to Mercy hospital for treatment of second degree burns.
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Kim Thompson
Douglas Thompson
Bever Avenue
Thompson
Marie Alexander
Fourteenth Avenue SE
Mercy Hospital
Kim
Community briefs highlight local events and notices
City briefs list the Coin Club meeting for officer elections at 7 30 p m with visitors welcome. Sunshine Mission directors meet Friday at 12 30 p m in the Palmer Room. Story Hour features Mrs Nassif at the library. Correction updates address to 714 First Ave NW. Tachometers stolen reported by two neighbors. Public notices include paint clinic at Paul Meyers Auto Rebuilder and a Goddard stamp sale. Political ads note Barry Goldwater NBC appearance. Hair shows travel plans to Basel and Paris for Abraham family.
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Sunshine Mission — Board of Directors
Palmer Room
Navy helicopter crash kills six Americans near Yokohama
A United States Navy helicopter crash en route from Atsugi to Yokohama naval bases killed six American personnel. The accident occurred Tuesday and the wreckage burned after the crash.
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Yokohama
USS. Navy
Atsugi Naval Station
Yokohama Naval Base
Navy
Eisenhower Attends Columbia Bronze Bust Ceremony
Former President Eisenhower attended Columbia University’s bronze bust presentation. The event highlighted his leadership and honored his public service at the university setting.
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New York
Eisenhower
Columbia University
Charge Woman And Man With Traffic Violations
Patricia E. Dunek 23 of 1122 Fifteenth Avenue SE received a 30 day suspended jail sentence after pleading guilty in municipal court to permitting an unauthorized person to drive. She allowed James G. White 22 of 1101 Dover Street NE to drive last Wednesday while her 23 month old daughter and 11 month old son slept in the rear of the car. White was charged with driving while license under suspension and released on 500 dollar bond.
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Patricia E. Dunek
Fifteenth Avenue SE
James G. White
Dover Street
White
Seventh Street
Five East Iowans enlist in air force and army
Five Eastern Iowa men join the air force and report to Lackland AFB Texas for training. Darrell Emery and Albert Thomsen, both 18, enlist in electronics. Walter Richardson 18, Grinnell. Donald McGregor 18, Atkins. Robert Orend 19, 811 Fifth Ave SW enroll in mechanicals. Dennis Oliphant 18, Ames, heads to Fort Leonard Wood Missouri for a supply handling course. Navy open house set for Oct 10 at Iowa State Ames for naval ROTC info.
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Iowa
Air Force
Lackland Air Force Base
Texas
Darrell J. Emery
Norway
Albert L. Thomsen
Vinton
Walter E. Richardson
Grinnell
Donald R. McGregor
Atkins
Robert C. Orend
Fifth Avenue
Dennis Oliphant
Twenty-first Avenue
Army
Fort Leonard Wood, Mo
Navy
Naval Science
Iowa State University
Ames
Want Ads Offer Extra Cash by Dial EM 2-1121
Classified note invites readers to earn extra cash through Want Ads by calling EM 2 1121. Keeps to concise instructions with a single contact. Personal call to action implies quick, straightforward opportunity.
Landmark ruling on counsel at preliminary hearings
Maryland v Iowa: Supreme Court says lack of counsel at a preliminary hearing can be a violation of rights even if the suspect pleads guilty later. Iowa official notes the decision may require earlier appointed counsel, though Iowa law currently allows but does not require pleas at preliminary hearings. Hultman cites the case as a landmark guiding state procedures in penniless defendant cases.
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Maryland
U.S. Supreme Court
Hultman
Bump
Iowa
Scott County
Martin Leir
Davenport
Boy Injured in Car Bike Mishap
Keith A. Jensen eight year old son of Mr and Mrs Lyle Jensen was injured in a car bicycle collision at E Avenue and Lewellen Drive NW. He sustained minor injuries and was treated at St Luke's hospital before being released. Police say he turned his bike into a pickup driven by William B Skogman thirty six of 1447 Hollywood Boulevard NE.
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Keith A. Jensen
Lyle Jensen
Jacelyn Drive
E Avenue
Lewellend Drive
St. Luke’s Hospital
William B. Skogman
Hollywood Boulevard
No Valid License Given Suspended Term
Diana K. Cross, 18, of 3760 Kencrest Drive NE, jailed for driving without a valid license after her car struck a parked vehicle on A Avenue NE on Sept 29 at 7 20 p m. She was fined 10 dollars and costs on the accompanying charge of failing to have the car unregistered.
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Diana K. Cross
Kencrest Drive
Avenue NE
Cedar Rapids Couple Pays Delinquent Linn County Taxes
Linn County Treasurer Donald Cover said a Cedar Rapids couple, Mr. and Mrs. George F. Miller, paid 2504.42 in delinquent monies and credits tax for 1956 to 1959. The payment covered 1869.39 in actual tax and 635.03 in penalty.
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Linn County
Donald Cover
Cedar Rapids
George F. Miller
Washington Avenue SE
Arnold Faces Broken Wheel Event in Yard
Dale Arnold of 3226 Center Point Road NE narrowly avoided damage when a wheel broke loose from a passing truck and rolled into his yard Monday evening. The wheel struck the right rear fender of a junk model car he kept for parts, narrowly missing his new car.
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Dale Arnold
Center Point
Road NE
Arnold
Soviet Note Expels Four Attaches Over Espionage Claims
Russia asserts four Western diplomatic attaches engaged in intelligence work incompatible with their status and concedes confiscating data. The U S embassy and British counterpart rejected the charges as a response to protests about diplomatic immunity.
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Foreign Ministry
Soviet Union
U.S
Tass
Malcolm Toon
Thomas Brimelow
Two Guns Stolen From Parked Car
Police investigated the theft of a 16 gauge shotgun and a .22 caliber rifle from a car in the 600 block of Center Point road NE. Reuben Buwalda of 2131 Blairs Ferry road NE reported the loss between 11 a.m. and 12:15 p.m. The guns were valued at $135.
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Center Point Road
Reuben Buwalda
Blairs Ferry Road
Farmer injured after tractor collision near Wellman
James Murphy, 55, remains hospitalized in Iowa City with a fractured ankle and cuts after his tractor was struck by a car Friday three miles south of Wellman. Driver Lyle Miller, 22, of Webster, escaped injury.
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the Gazette
Wellman
James Murphy
Iowa City
Lyle Miller
Webster
Legality Question Clouded Colesburg Creamery Vote
Patrons debated the Colesburg Cooperative creamery vote to close the plant after a 28 to 19 result, with board chair Burdette Schenke calling it possibly illegal since only 47 of 96 stockholders attended. A lawyer would review legality. Loss of patrons cited, drop from 132 to 35 sending cream, amid higher whole milk prices and a dispute involving manager Arthur Honn over conversion. Some patrons felt disenfranchised in management decisions.
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Colesburg
Creamery Board
Burdette Schenke
Arthur Honn
Hickenlooper Begins Campaign Tour for GOP Candidates
Senator and Mrs. Bourke Hickenlooper arrived in Cedar Rapids Monday and will travel to Des Moines Wednesday to establish the senator's campaign headquarters for the next weeks. He will speak in support of Republican candidates ahead of the November 3 election, returning to Cedar Rapids in late October to stay through the vote.
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Bourke Hickenlooper
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Hickenloopers
Tractor Accident Claims Life in Iowa Farm Farm
Lor enz Boevers, 50, of rural Tripoli, Iowa, died in a hospital after a tractor toppled onto him while loading it onto a flatbed truck on the DC J Pollock farm about 60 miles north of Waterloo. Authorities reported the Friday incident occurred near the farm.
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Waterloo
UPI
Lorenz Boevers
Tripoli
Boevers
Dc. J. Pollock
Here
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McLean- Bassin Insurance
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Air Mail
John Burianek
Houston Street
James Hulshizer
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