Linn grand jury clears and dismisses armed with intent charge
Linn county grand jury dismissed a going armed with intent charge against Marvin F Null of Marion route two. The case had been indicted January 8 and was later resubmitted after new evidence. No bills were returned for Marian A Stoner Raymond F King and Mike Haddy, with other routine court reports filed.
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Linn Grand Jury
Marvin F. Null
Route Two
Marion
Null
Linn County
Jack Fulton
Vernon Farmer
John C. Connor
Rudy Boxa
Marian A. Stoner
Jack Brown
Fourth Avenue
Raymond F. King
Thirteenth Street
King
Mike Haddy
Fifteenth Street SE
Linn County Board OKs Pipe Work and Permits
The Linn County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday approved I A Gas and Electric Co to lay four inch steel pipe along Blairs Ferry road and C avenue NE for 2105 feet north of Blairs Ferry. They also accepted a plat for Rolling Glen Acres in Marion township and approved a cigarette permit for Rustic Inn on Route Three Cedar Rapids. Dorothea Scratch was placed on the regular payroll of the mobile department of the treasurer’s office at 220 dollars monthly, effective Oct 1, after two months of prior employment.
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Linn County Board of Supervisors
Iowa-Illinois Gas and Electric Co
Blairs Ferry Road
C Avenue NE
Glen Acres
Marion Township
Rustic Inn
Route Three
Cedar Rapids
Dorothea Scratch
Automobile Department of Treasurer
Department
Toonen Pleads Guilty To Breaking and Entering
James A. Toonen 23 of Minneapolis pleaded guilty to breaking and entering after withdrawing an innocent plea. District Judge B. J. Maxwell set sentencing for Oct. 24 at 10 a.m. Cedar Rapids detectives had caught him Sept. 9 while burglarizing Paramount Pharmacy. A ten ton jack used to brace a porch was reported stolen Sunday night from a midway farm by Mrs. Virgil Newman Toddville.
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James A. Toonen
Minneapolis
B. J. Maxwell
Toonen
Cedar Rapids
Paramount Pharmacy
Mt. Vernon Read SE
Virgil Newman
Toddville
Linn
Midway
Linn School Board Elects Mrs. Savage
Mrs. Marian H. Savage Coggan was elected president of the Linn county board of education for a two year term beginning Monday. She has served on the board since 1959 and previously led the Coggan community school district. Other members are Virgil Heins Ernest Kosek Dr. William Armstrong and George E. Michel.
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Marian H. Savage
Coggan
Linn County
Twenty-fifth Street
Marion
George E. Michel
SAC Bombers Plan Northeast United States Attack Exercise
Washington reports the Strategic Air Command will stage an attack drill on northeastern Canada and the eastern U S as far south as Georgia on Friday. The Top Rung I exercise will extend from Hudson Bay to Chicago, skip population centers, and avoid disrupting civil air traffic.
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Washington
UPI
Canada
U.S
Georgia
Strategic Air Command
Defense Department
Hudson’s Bay
Chicago
Court Allows Debtor to Continue Business Operations
Federal court approves continuation of National Soft Water Co of Iowa City to run the business under court supervision. A $600,000 liability exists with contracts and risk of dealer loss if interrupted. Kenneth Jungblut files for bankruptcy with $2,494.40 debts and $1,000 assets. FHA files fore closes on a $13,250 mortgage for Charles M and Betty E Smith for missed payments.
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National Soft Water Co
Iowa City
Kenneth John Jungblut
F Avenue NW
Federal National Mortgage Association
Charles M
Betty E.smith
Brezhnev to Visit Afghanistan Five Days on Zahir Invitation
Soviet President Brezhnev will arrive in Kabul on Saturday for a five day visit at the invitation of Afghan King Mohammad Zahir.
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Kabul
Afghanistan
UPI
Brezhnev
Mohammad Zahir
Asia Up for Grabs as Cold War Picture Shifts
Asia faces a turbulent era as Sino Soviet split and regional conflicts redraw alignments. India seeks protection with U.S. aid while Moscow missiles loom for Indian cities. Pakistan shifts stance toward the West and SEATO prospects fade, with Manila set to host a spring meeting.
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Asia
Russia
China
U.S
India
Pakistan
Moscow
Central Treaty Organization
CENTO
Britain
Turkey
Iran
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
SEATO
Thailand
Philippines
Australia
New Zealand
France
Manila
Three On Leave From Duties In Services
Yeoman Betty A. Michal is home on leave from duty at the U S naval station Washington D C visiting her parents in 929 Twenty first avenue SW. She will marry Elmer O Sheets Jr also stationed in Washington. George E Hofferber on 14 day leave with parents 2416 Avenue NE. He has attended nuclear power school since 1961 and will be reassigned to Idaho Falls Idaho after leave. James A Trachta air force radar operator at Key West Fla on 30 days with Adolph Trachtas and wife at 4502 J street SW.
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Yeoman
Betty A. Michal
U.S. Naval Station
Washington, D.C
Wilbur Hildreth
Twenty - First Avenue
Elmer O. Sheets, Jr
Washington
Alex Hofferber
Avenue NE
George E. Hofferber
Navy
Hofferber
Adolph Trachtas
J Street SW
Storage Goods Turned Into Quick Cash
A local seller offers assorted storage items at bargain prices to convert inventory into cash. Residents flock to inspect boxes, shelves, and household goods as prices drop for a limited time.
Schreder and Hatter Elected to Jaycees Executive Council
Rogers A. Schreder Cedar Rapids manager of Northwestern Bell and Kenneth L. Hatter Laurance Press were elected Tuesday to two year terms on the Junior Chamber of Commerce executive council. Schreder has worked on Jamboree drives and Sabin vaccine projects. Hatter, four year member, edited the Jaycee newsletter and helped with toy projects and soap box derby.
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Rogers A. Schreder
Kenneth L. Hatter
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Schreder
Cedar Rapids
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Jaycee
Hatter
Laurance Press Co
Rockslide Blocks Mockhokh River in Daghestan
Tass reports a massive 261 million cubic yard rockslide in Soviet Central Asia dammed the Mockhokh river creating a lake 228 feet deep and 108 acres in area. The event was announced by Tass on Tuesday.
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Moscow
UPI
Daghestan
Central Asia
Tass
Viet Namese Air Force Plane Defects to Cambodia
A Vietnamese air force aircraft defected to Cambodia on Friday, according to a highly reliable source. The incident was reported Saturday and involves regional security implications.
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Saigon
Cambodia
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Jim Smith
Cedar Rapids Municipal Court
Verne Wood
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Linn School Board
Savage
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East U. S
the House of
Leibsohn
First Avenue
By William Ryan
Bangkok
Ally
Red China
Peking
Nehru
Soviet
Southeast Asia
West
Nassau
Maggnano
Woolworths
3Rd Ave
Baker's Dozen
Tweed
2Nd Ave
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Thurs
Woolworth's
Jaycees Elect
Schreder, Hatter
Morris Plan
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