Miller accuses opponent of deliberate misquoting in campaign
U S Senator Jack Miller of Iowa charges Democratic rival L B Smith with deliberate misquoting the record during a Waterloo debate. Miller cites clips and press accounts, defends his stance on Vietnam precision bombing and inflation, and comments on court rulings and polling.
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Jack Miller
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
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the Gazette
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Saigon
Associated Press
United Press International
New York Times
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Iowa State University
Candidates Night set for Oct 27 at Washington High
Congressman John C. Culver and Mayor Bob Johnson will clash again at a candidates night October 27 at Washington high school Little Theater. Cedar Rapids Marion Jaycees and League of Women Voters sponsor the event starting 7 p.m. Open to the public. Linn county state legislature candidates will speak. Johnson and Culver have seven minutes each plus a Q and A moderated by KCRG’s Dave Carter.
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Bob Johnson
Congress
Washington High School
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Culver
Johnson
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Johnson and Culver
Dave Carter
KCRG
Sandra Etzel Hurt In One Car Crash Near Alburnett
Sandra K Etzel 16 of Alburnett was treated and released from St Luke's hospital after suffering right shoulder contusions in a one car crash on a county road 11/2 miles north of Alburnett.
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Sandra K. Etzel
Alburnett
St. Luke's Hospital
Iowa Concrete Breakin Yields $21 to Burglars
Burglars broke into the Iowa Concrete Products Co. at 3921 4 Street SW early Friday. Detectives say entry was gained by forcing a door. They pried a filing cabinet and took $14, then forced a soft drink machine and took $7 in change.
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Iowa Concrete Products Co
Cedar Rapids Man Forfeits Bond in Fighting Charge
James B. Surrett 23 of Cedar Rapids forfeited a $30 bond after missing municipal court for a fighting charge. He was arrested in front of the Cedar Cafe on June 25 at 2 30 a.m. on Fifth avenue SE.
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James B. Surrett
Cedar Rapids
Surrett
Fifth Avenue SE
Cedar Cafe
Gazette Ad Seeks Helpers for Lost Pets
Gazette seeks volunteers to help reunite lost pets with owners. Readers are asked to call 362-1121 for assistance and information on reporting or finding missing animals.
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Dial
Linda Oldridge and Nancy Carleton Hurt in Cedar Rapids Crashes
Two Cedar Rapids women sustained minor injuries in separate traffic crashes Thursday. Linda Oldridge, 19, was treated at St. Luke's and released after a two car collision at First Avenue and Crescent Drive SE. Janet M. Cook was the other driver. Nancy Carleton, 42, was treated at St. Luke's and released after a crash at Second Avenue and Twenty-Seventh Street Drive SE. Nancy Coultier, 42, was charged with failing to have her vehicle under control.
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Lara Churchill
Twentieth Avenue
Mercy
Cedar Rapids
Linda Oldridge
Avenue NE
St. Luke’s Hospital
First Avenue
Crescent Drive
Miss Oldridge
Janet M. Cook
Thomas K. Gobell
I Avenue NE
Nancy M. Carleton
Kilimanjaro Drive
St. Luke's
Second Avenue
Twenty-seventh Street Drive
Carleton
Nancy Coultier
Fourteenth Avenue
Grand Jury Indicts J H Ware in Barbecue Shooting Case
James H Ware 45 of 1001 Steak Fry faced grand jury after being bound over on a charge of assault with intent to murder. He allegedly shot Edward A Lee at Jimmie's Barbecue on Sept 24. Lee, 33, is hospitalized in Iowa City in fair condition.
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Sixth Street
Knights of Columbus
Loren Hullinger, Jr
Ware
Edward A. Lee
Eighth Street
Jimmie
Lee
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Rummage Sale at Esquire Cleaners in 90 8th Ave SE
One minute wail signals advertise a rummage sale on Saturday at Esquire Cleaners located at 90 8th Ave SE. Event sponsored by DAR and Penny Bailey at Verna's Beauty Salon with contact number 363-1546. Includes ads for Dempsey's Shoe Repair on 415 and Ave SE.
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Esquire Cleaners
908Th Ave. SE
DAR -Adv
Penny Bailey
Verna’s
Dempsey’s Shoe Repair
Ave. SE
Eastern Iowans Admitted to Bar
Chief Justice Theodore G. Garfield of the Iowa Supreme Court administered the oath to 20 new attorneys in Des Moines. Thirteen others who passed the October bar exam will wait until February to practice after completing schooling. Names taking the oath Friday include William L. Carrier Cedar Rapids Samuel N. Catalano Cedar Rapids and Roger R. Halcek Oelwein. Those admitted in February are Jerome M. Beaver Iowa City Fred C. Blackledge Cedar Rapids James A. Bollmers Iowa City John M. Buman Coralville Roger F. Farleigh Iowa City James A. McPeak Kalona and Alvin 8 M. Tan Iowa City.
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Iowa Supreme Court
Iowa
William L. Carrier
Cedar ‘Rapids
Samuel N. Catalano
Cedar Rapids
Roger R. Halleck
Oelwein
Jerome M. Beaver
Iowa ‘City
Fred C. Blackledge
James A. Blommers
Iowa City
John M. Buman
Coralville
Roger F. Farleigh
James A. McPeak
Kalona
Alwin
M. Tan
Seattle man elected president of life underwriters group
Lewis C. Yount of Seattle Washington has been elected president of the National Association of Life Underwriters.
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New Orleans
Lewis C. Yount
Seattle, Wash
National Association of Life Underwriters
Las Vegas Parable Echoes Class Divide in Beano Row
The Rev Henry Browne, a New York City Roman Catholic priest, remarks on wealth and poverty with a line about Las Vegas and numbers. He likens life to a beano game where old ladies move beans, illustrating social disparity through a wary joke.
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Las Vegas
Henry Browne
New York City
Mayor Welcomes Senator Kennedy Visit to Cedar Rapids
Mayor Bob Johnson expects Sen. Robert F. Kennedy to visit Cedar Rapids on Sunday to stump for Congressman John Culver in the upcoming election. Kennedy's staff will confirm the arrival time, and the entourage will land at 3:30 p.m. at the Cedar Rapids airport before heading to Marion for a speech. Johnson said he will greet Kennedy as the city host and wishes him a pleasant stay.
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Bob Johnson
D-N.y
Kennedy
Johnson
Jerry Bruno
John Culver
Culver
Cedar ‘Rapids
Marion
No Progress in C R Bus Strike After Six-Hour Talks
National City Lines representatives and striking Cedar Rapids bus workers held six hours of talks with no word on progress. The city has had no bus service for 115 weeks as negotiations for a new contract extend a year since the old pact expired Oct 1. A resumption of meetings is planned with federal mediator Bob McCann on Tuesday.
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National City Lines
Cedar Rapids
Bob McCann
Face Lifting of Coliseum Contract Awarded
The Veterans Memorial commission awarded the hydro blasting and tuck point work for the 38 year old Memorial Coliseum to D. C. Taylor Co. for 22 750. The project funds include water proofing and mortar joint repairs with three year guarantees and is slated for completion this fall.
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Veterans Memorial Commission
D. C. Taylor Co
Charles L. Decker
Truman Marsh Receives Suspended Sentence and Fine
Truman E. Marsh, 63, of 116% Second Avenue SW, got a 30 day suspended jail term for striking an unattended vehicle. He also paid a $10 fine plus costs for driving left of center. Police linked the charges to two traffic accidents Monday before 9:30 p.m., with Marsh driving away after hitting a parked car on 2600 block of E Avenue NW. His auto then crossed to the wrong side on 1700 block of E Avenue, hitting two mailboxes and plunging into a ditch.
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Truman E. Marsh
Second Avenue
Marsh
E Avenue NW
E Avenue
Costa Mesa Teacher Resigns Over Flag Demonstration
The Costa Mesa school board unanimously accepted the resignation of high school teacher Donald Miller who stepped on a flag during a senior English class on September 28. The action sparked a heated controversy as Miller cited a point about symbols and emotion in his lecture suppressed by the protest.
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Calif
UPI
Donald Miller
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