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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1966
Page
10
City Manager Peter F. Crivaro reports multiple incidents of children climbing over garbage trucks during pickups. He calls it dangerous and says sanitation workers cannot supervise children while performing collection. Crivaro will write to parents asking cooperation and crews will note addresses of repeat offenders.
Thomas Spencer, 20, of Vinton was injured when his car left Highway 218 north of town and went into a ditch at 12:25 a.m. A 19 year old passenger, Steven Isabelle, was not injured. Spencer was admitted to Virginia Gay hospital with back and rib injuries and charged with failure to have his vehicle under control.
The Good Samaritan Home bought a lot south of its current building and will raze existing structures to construct an addition costing 291750 dollars. The project adds 30 beds, increasing capacity from 78, with Prairie du Chien Construction Co. as general contractor. Victor Jory and Rod Cameron co star in The Iron Horse on Channel 9 Monday at 6 30 PM.
In Marion Senator Kennedy autographs books and mingles with supporters as he arrives and departs by car. Police keep order while crowds cheer and activists display pro RFK signs. Kennedy touts jobs, unity, and progress, praising Governor Hughes and echoing his late brother's record.
Senator Kennedy drew crowds in Dubuque and Des Moines while addressing issues from medical aid for the elderly to education and a feed grains program. He backed U.S. involvement in Southeast Asia but opposed bombing North Vietnam, as supporters and fellow lawmakers praised his call for renewed national youth and opportunity.
Senator Kennedy spent Saturday night in Sioux City and attended an 8:30 a.m. Sunday service. He greeted Stanley Griegg, the Democratic congressman for the Sixth District, at a hotel coffee reception and answered questions from a packed audience at the Orpheum theater. Kennedy voiced support for negotiations on Vietnam.
Edna Jelinek, 78, of 833 Third Street NW, was listed in fairly good condition at St. Luke's Hospital Monday after suffering head injuries when struck by a truck at the intersection of First Avenue and Third Street W Saturday.
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