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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1964
Page
7
U S corporate leaders push back against government hints to curb rising profits amid strong earnings. They argue profits reflect greater production and employment, warn wage and price controls could dampen investment and growth, and stress profits are needed to spur expansion and jobs.
Two Marion youths Lloyd I. Clark and Larry L. Brislawn confessed to burglarizing the Sixteenth Avenue Home Appliance Co. early Sept 18, stealing cash checks and electronics. About $600 in merchandise was recovered. They faced arraignment and bond set at $1,000 each. Another suspect, Donald G. Davis, waived grand jury consideration. James Maddox faced related charges with $1,000 bond.
Hultman projects 35 million from growth revenue and 17.5 million to offset tax cuts. He critiques Governor Hughes for broad talk and advocates a proportionate sharing formula based on local property values to raise state aid to schools toward 40 percent of costs, noting Iowa's current 11 percent and rank of 48th.
C R Driver, 49, and Garrett Garland, 49, of 77 Seventh Avenue SW, both received two 30 day suspended jail terms after being found guilty of leaving the scene of an accident and driving without a valid license. Garland allegedly drove the car that struck a parked vehicle on Ninth Avenue SE causing a hole in the Severn Co building. he was arrested that night.
Classified notice highlighting home improvement and living upgrades offered in local want ads. Includes opportunities to find affordable housing enhancements and related services.
Stanley W. Mackenzie of Cedar Rapids faces trial Monday on a mail fraud charge. Judge Edward J. McManus overruled a motion for a continuance citing prior three week delay. Five-year inmate Edward Gallas filed a habeas petition alleging illegal detention. Two new bankruptcy petitions list debts totaling 3004.60 from Delbert J Anders and Katherine E Anders of Manchester.
Debtors report debts totaling $600 with $0 assets exempt. Larry G. White of 31200 Avenue NE, a machinist, lists $3,125.55 in debts and $150 in assets exempt. An order signed Friday by Judge McManus allows Attorney E Dean Metz of Burlington to practice in the North Iowa federal court.
Detectives investigated bullet damage to the west railing of the First Avenue Bridge after six deep dents appeared in three aluminum railings. They believe a .38 or .45 caliber pistol fired from a car on the bridge at close range caused the damage, with no powder marks found.
The first big fall storm battered Italy from the Alps to Sicily, unroofing homes and disrupting traffic. One person is dead and at least 13 injured as ships were driven ashore. Snow piled in passes including 16 inches in the Dolomites and four inches in the Brenner pass.
Detroit AP reports the nationwide strike against General Motors enters its third week with optimism for faster local plant problem solutions.
U S air force Lt Col Michael Smolen deputy chief of the U S mission to the Venezuelan air force was abducted Friday by two gunmen as he left his home in Caracas. Col Henry Choate witnessed the attack and said a pistol was shoved into Smolen's ribs. The incident echoes the November kidnapping of Lt Col James Chenault by the FALN group.
An officer exchanged fire with suspects and Smolen was forced into a waiting station wagon, then sped away as the vehicle left the scene. The incident follows gunfire and a rapid abduction in unclear circumstances.
A low intermediate yield nuclear test occurred Friday at the Atomic Energy Commission Nevada test site. Officials said the blast released energy equivalent to 20 to 200 kilotons of TNT as part of peaceful nuclear energy development efforts.
TV listing notes Gomez the Politician airs Friday night at 7 30 CST on KCRG TV 9. The sitcom segment features Gomez and the Addams Family in a humorous political parody.
Airman 3/c Richard H. Weiss son of Mr and Mrs Harley D Weiss 1906 Williams Boulevard SW is home for 13 days from Lowry Air Force Base Colorado where he attends electronics school. Seaman Philip L Suchan son of Mr and Mrs Louis Suchan Ossian is home for 10 days from Newport Rhode Island where he serves aboard the USS Charles H Roan after a four month Mediterranean cruise.
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