Culver urges bombing halt to test North Vietnam sincerity
Rep. John C. Culver urged President Johnson to halt bombing at first lull in North Vietnam fighting to test sincerity and push peace talks. He called for flexibility for negotiators, a linked diplomatic push, and pressure on Hanoi while accelerating South Vietnamese forces' capabilities and internal reform.
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Washington
John C. Culver
Johnson
North Vietnam
Culver
Iowa
House Foreign Affairs Committee
House
United States
Paris
Saigon
U.S
South Vietnam
Europe
Hanoi
Vietnam
Absentee Ballots Printed for Cedar Rapids Rent Subsidy Vote
Cedar Rapids city officials hurried to print about 700 absentee ballots for the November 5 rent subsidy referendum after Linn County agreed to include armed forces voters. The measure proposes replacing the local program with a federally backed urban renewal rent subsidy, aiming to save roughly $100,000 in local taxes with a simple majority needed to pass.
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Cedar Rapids
Linn
Franzenburg Substitutes For Hughes At Linn Dinner
State Treasurer Paul Franzenburg will substitute as speaker for Gov Harold Hughes at a Linn county fund raising dinner Wednesday night. About 125 tickets at 15 dollars each were sold for the 7 pm event at the Roosevelt hotel with social hour at 6. Linn central committee sponsors the dinner.
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Paul Franzenburg
Harold Hughes
U.S
Linn County
Linn
Pat Kane
Kane
Roosevelt Hotel
Linn Central Committee
Currie outlines high cost if school bond election fails
Cedar Rapids school superintendent Craig Currie told citizens on a bus tour that if the $5.9 million bond election fails next Monday he would likely put the entire $7.2 million building program back to voters in six months at an added cost. He noted inflation will raise costs next year and defended replacing aging classrooms and constructing new ones as necessary.
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Cedar Rapids
Currie
He- Pe
Old Fillmore
Taylor
West Side
Hoover School
Fillmore
Woman Charged After Vehicle Collision on First Avenue
Martha J. Ross from 912 Seven teenth Avenue SE was traveling east on First avenue when she changed from her lane into the Usher vehicle. She was charged with changing from a direct course when unsafe to do so. Mrs. Usher received treatment at St. Luke's and was released.
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Martha J. Ross
Seventeenth Avenue SE
First Avenue
Usher
Want ads offer the greatest selection of home offerings
Local want ads highlight a broad range of home offerings from furniture to appliances. Shoppers are urged to compare prices and check delivery options as merchants advertise sales and seasonal discounts across multiple stores.
Hole Knocked in Rear of Theater in Lindale Plaza
Police report a ten inch thick concrete slab chipped from the rear wall of the Plaza theater in Lindale Plaza early Monday. A 16 by 20 inch hole was found but there is no evidence of entry and damage was not discovered until Monday afternoon.
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Plaza Theater
Lindale Plaza
Judge Denies Habeas Corpus Petition in Anamosa Inmate Case
Federal Judge Edward J. McManus denied a writ of habeas corpus sought by Vance E. Rinken an inmate at Anamosa men's reformatory. Rinken claimed innocence of malicious injury to the Dickinson county jail after pleading guilty to the five year sentence. The judge noted the guilty plea and found no insufficiency of evidence.
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Edward J. McManus
Helmbrecht Denies False Uttering Charge in Linn Court
Larry J. Helmbrecht, 28, of 408 F Avenue NW, pled innocent in Linn district court to a charge of false uttering of a check. He posted $500 bond after being arrested on a warrant and was released. He allegedly uttered a $75 bad check to Peoples Bank and Trust Co. on September 4.
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Larry J. Helmbrecht
F Avenue NW
Linn
Helmbrecht
Peoples Bank and Trust Co
Mayor forms panel to study Eastern Iowa airport needs
Cedar Rapids Mayor Frank Bosh named an ad hoc committee on Tuesday to study current and future airport needs for Eastern Iowa. The panel will coordinate with similar groups in the region and is chaired by Donald Hines. Members include Dudley Henderson Robert Wood Forbes Osberg and Harold Wendorf. The group cites rapid air traffic growth and urges regional planning beyond Cedar Rapids.
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Cedar Rapids
Frank Bosh
Iowa
Bosh
Donald Hines
Airport Commission
Dudley Henderson
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Robert Wood
Iowa Manufacturing Co
Forbes Osberg
Merchants National Bank
Harold Wendorf
The
Killian Co
Bush
Two Injured in Cedar Rapids Traffic Collisions
Two people were injured in weekday Cedar Rapids crashes. William H. Lang 39 of 527 Second Ave SW was treated at St. Luke's for a bruised elbow after a bicycle struck by a car driven by Charles A. Schultz 1190 Maplecrest Dr Marion at Third Ave and Sixth St SW. No charges were filed. Lucie Usher of 1204 Eighteenth St SW suffered shoulder and neck injuries in a two car crash at First Ave and Eleventh St SE. Officers said an auto operated
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Cedar Rapids
William H. Lang
Second Avenue
St. Luke’s Hospital
Third Avenue
Sixth Street
Charles A. Schultz
Maplecrest Drive
Marion
Lucie Usher
Eighteenth Street
First Avenue
Eleventh Street
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Collins Radio Co
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Elmer Stambaugh
George Lowe
Leland Miller
IBEW
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Office
Craig Currie
Citizens Advisory Committee For the Public Schools
Larry Helmbrecht
Klinger
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Guaranty Bank & Trust CO
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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