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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1968

Page

22

Narrow Culver Margin Demos Leading in House Races

Democrats lead in 230 potential 435 seats as of one month before election day, with 184 districts ahead and 46 close contests. Republicans total 183 potential seats with 152 ahead and 31 close. 22 tossups remain. Nixon's national margin could shift several races, possibly preventing a Humphrey house majority.

Washington House of Representatives Hubert Humphrey Associated Press Richard Nixon George Wallace G.O.P Gerald Ford House Indiana John Brademas Lee Hamilton Nixon Ray Madden

City Briefs and Club Events Highlight Local Talks

Downtown Kiwanis awards will honor 11 Gazette newspaper boys for outstanding duties. Various clubs advertise talks by university and county officials, a hair salon sale, and community events including a Riverside Park fair noon to 5 PM. Antiques shows and health board meetings are listed with dates and venues.

Downtown Kiwanis Malcom S. MacLean, Jr School of Journalism University of Iowa Gazette Newspaper

Funeral services for Dr Clyde C Tull in Mt Vernon

Funeral services for Dr Clyde C Tull 87 longtime Cornell College professor emeritus of English will be held at 2 pm Sunday at the Presbyterian church in Mt Vernon. Dr Larry E Shiner of Cornell College will officiate burial will follow in Mt Vernon cemetery. Tull died Friday after a career that included leading the English department from 1917 and teaching until 1960.

MT. Vernon Clyde C. “Toppy” Tull Presbyterian Church Larry E. Shiner Cornell ‘College Tull Cornell College Indiana Harvard University Cornell Mayflower Grinnell Jewell Bothwell Weiser Ohio

Gertrude Garrow of Waukon Dead at 79

Gertrude Isabelle Garrow, 79, of Waukon died Saturday at North Gate Manor nursing home. Born January 16, 1889 in Bridgeport Wisconsin, she was daughter of Frank E. and his wife who ran the Allamakee hotel in Waukon. Survived by four sisters, services set for Tuesday at St Patrick's Church with a rosary Monday night. Burial in Mt Olivet Cemetery.

Waukon Gertrude Isabelle Garrow North Gate Manor Miss Garrow Frank E. Garrow Allamakee Bridgeport Wis Francis Wheeler Alma Fitzgerald Harry ‘Harding Stella Nelson Downers Grove Ill St. Patrick’s Catholic Church Martins Funeral Home Mt. Olivet Cemetery

Want Ads Sell All From Big To Small

Want ads invite buyers for everything from large items to tiny goods with a simple phone call to 369-1234 for quick placement.

Dial

Hill Heads New Bankers Group

Larry L. Hill of Iowa Securities Co. Cedar Rapids named president of a new Young Men's Activities Committee for the Iowa Mortgage Bankers Assn. Ray Orr Merchants National Bank named YMAC adviser at the Des Moines meeting. Five Cedar Rapids residents attended. Next meeting will be a December educational seminar in Des Moines.

Larry L. Hill Iowa Securities Co Cedar Rapids Young Men’s Activities Committee Iowa Mortgage Bankers Assn Ray Orr Merchants National Bank YMAC Des Moines Orr The Iowa Assn

ADA Board Endorses Humphrey for President

Americans for Democratic Action endorsed Hubert Humphrey on Saturday, despite concerns over his Vietnam stance. The national board, split after a 71 to 16 vote, said Humphrey must distance himself from Johnson Rusk policies to win broader antiwar support.

Washington Americans For Democratic Action Hubert Humphrey National Board of Eugene McCarthy Humphrey Vietnam ADA John Kenneth Galbraith Robert Nathan ADA Board

Panel Blames Both Sides For Columbia Disorders

An investigating panel led by Archibald Cox found fault with both student actions and university administration for last spring's unrest at Columbia University. The 222 page report cites Vietnam era anger and racial injustice, notes a small radical faction manipulated events, and criticizes the administration for authoritarian approaches and weak student government.

Columbia Disorders New York Columbia University Archibald Cox Vietnam Institute ‘For Defense Analysis Harlem Students For A Democratic Society

Harmony Hawks Win Regional Barber Shop Chorus Contest

Harmony Hawks of Cedar Rapids captured first place in a regional barber shop chorus contest in Kansas City. The group, directed by Len Biella, earned a third consecutive regional title among 2,500 barbershoppers from seven states and advances to the International Barbershop Chorus contest in St. Louis next summer.

Kansas City Harmony Hawks Cedar Rapids Len Biella St. Louis

Wanted Ad Guidance Dial 369-1234

A brief instruction suggests using a wanted advertisement to locate a specific item. It mentions dialing the phone number 369 1234 for assistance. The note reflects a classifieds style nudge to place or respond to a wanted ad.

Hell's Angels Greeted Coldly By Area Police

About two dozen transient young men calling themselves Hell's Angels visited Fairfax and two taverns before heading to Cedar Rapids in four cars. Linn County deputies and Iowa highway patrol stopped them at the south west city limits for questioning. The group claimed origins in Nebraska Minnesota and South Dakota and said they planned to meet people in Cedar Rapids then continue on. Some profanity was heard at a Fairfax tavern but the apparent leader discouraged it. Officers stated the group was orderly and violated no laws.

Hell’s Angels Fairfax Linn County Iowa Cedar Rapids Angels Nebraska Minnesota South Dakota

Put Your Finger on What You Need in Want Ads

A brief note urges readers to identify their needs and regularly use want ads to find listings. It emphasizes focus and routine in searching for bargains and opportunities.

Ted 16Th Ave Adv

Vietnam War Night Attacks Hit Da Nang and Hue Hospitals

Viet Cong gunners pounded a U S navy hospital and a Seabees HQ near Da Nang wounding four Americans. Four mortar rounds struck a naval hospital and two Americans were wounded at Seabees HQ. Civilians were hurt near Pleiku and Lac Hong airfield saw two wounded. North Vietnamese forces near Thuong Duc shot down an American jet. the pilot was rescued.

Hue U.S. Navy da Nang Pleku Mekong Lac Hong Thuong Duc Green Beret

RTA Sells Six 1949 Model Buses Amid Surplus

The Regional Transit Authority offers six 1949 model buses for sale. Cedar Rapids shifted to 20 Flxible buses 16 months ago, leaving 15 older GM buses. Coralville reportedly seeks to buy. these 15 were bought from National City Lines for 45000 dollars.

The Regional Transit Authority RTA Cedar Rapids Ray Bagley RTC, Inc General Motors Corp

Buenos Aires Economics Faculty Faces Space Shortage

The University of Buenos Aires economics faculty serves 38,000 students but has capacity for only 10,000, according to dean Luis B. May.

Buenos Aires UPI University of Buenos Aires Luis B. May

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