Gerald T Sullivan Chosen Linn Republican Chairman
Gerald T Sullivan was selected as Linn County Republican chairman at the Montrose hotel meeting. He will focus on selecting and electing Republican candidates and succeeds John B Walters who resigned Sept 1. Sullivan is a Cedar Rapids attorney with Keyes and Crawford. Local party figures include Yorn Ruplin as organizational chairman and Ted Johnson as finances chairman, with several precinct committeemen elected.
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Sullivan
Central Committee
Montrose Hotel
Sulivan
Sacruage
Yorn Ruplin
Mitchell Drive
Marion
Ted Johnson
Linden Drive
Paul Atherton
Thirty-seventh Street
John Bromfield
D. Avenue NE
Melvin Gage
Cherry Hi Road NW
Bob Mahon
Hever Avenue
Nine Indictments Returned by U.S. Grand Jury
A Sioux City federal grand jury returned nine indictments in nine cases on Thursday. No names were released as none indicted is in custody. Warrants were to be issued Friday. Eastern Iowa cases include failure to report for military service and a treasury check alteration case. Also indicted is a Ft. Dodge resident facing a 21 count mail fraud charge.
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Sioux City
Ihree
U.S
Gene Krekel
Iowa
Wator
Treasury
Ft. Dodge
Oelwein Man Dazes in Highway Crash
Kenneth Barker of Oelwein fell asleep at the wheel Friday morning, swerved across highway 150 into a farm driveway, and totalled his car. Barker is listed in good condition at the Oelwein hospital.
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Oelwein
Kenneth Barker
Lan
Barker
Oelwein Hospital
Theyll Do It Every Time by Jimmy Harle
A sports figure or columnist profile centers on Jimmy Harle and his recurring approach to success. The piece highlights Harle’s consistent method, perseverance, and impact in his field, noting his repeatable routines and the expectations tied to his record.
Municipal Court Docket Reflects Multiple Small Claims
A municipal court docket lists numerous civil actions including Schillig Postmacy against Mrs. Foreman for 65.17, Allen Motor Co. against Leonard Hanson and Miller Sales Co for 281.28, Moore Business Forma Inc. against John Bell for 86.40, and several others. Notable entries include Peter R. Aldershot versus George Faralh's Lounge for 514 and St. Luke's Hospital against Carl and Patricia Loonie Cogran for 252.70, with a wide range of debt and service actions across local businesses and residents.
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Ralph L
Charles RO
Gary F. Schillig
Dba
Schillig Postmacy
Margaret Foreman
Allen Motor Co
Leonard R. Hanson
Miller Sales Co
Moore Business Forma, Inc
John T. Bell
Bell Transfer
Allan Plan Corp. of Town No 2
Karen Ann Eastridge
Public Finance Service
Jean Howell
Klinger Paint Co. Inc
Roger "A. Wielgon
Electrostatic Coating’ Co
the City Finance Co
Jerome H
Rosemary Kitchen
Peter R. Aldershot
Cedar Bpids Tent and Awning Co
George Fara
Faralh
J. O. Downing
Cyrus C
Emma Marie van Deusen
Virginia Gay Hospital
Donald
Gloria Strebner
Zach and
LaVelle
Faye Ivan Toss
Iva Pearl Roax
Marion Ready-Mix, Inc
Richard and
Lela Willams
Sanitary Farm Cables
Charles A
Kayen Rasy
Troy Laundry
Arnold L. McCraney
Town-Ilinois
Thelmer M
Irene Miller
Wright
Armstrong
Lynch
Mark
Deanna ‘Werderman
the Ki Inn Co. Va
Donald L
Helen Drehouge
SL. Luke's Hospital
Carl
Patricia A. Loonie
Cogran
Esther Sehmickie
Luke's Hospitel
Robert E
Lidia Mittan
the Killian Co
Mayshald McNair
Moratorium plans walk and program in Cedar Rapids
Final arrangements for a Moratorium Evening were announced by John M Ely jr chair of the Cedar Rapids Moratorium Committee. The commemorative walk will begin at 7 p.m. from a display of tanks and a fighter plane near Kingston stadium and end at Greene Square with folk music, clergy remarks, and community statements followed by song. Participants will bear lit candles in memory of those who have died in Vietnam.
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John M. Ely, Jr
Cedar Rapids
Peoples Church
Ely
Kingston Stadium
Vietnam
Greene Square
Man Missing from Tama Jail Nabbed
Jimmie Morgan, an Indian settlement resident missing since August after escaping Tama city jail, was captured this week by Cedar Rapids officers and returned to Tama. He faced Mayor Jim Sorensen on a charge of false uttering a check and received 30 days in the county jail.
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Tama
Jimmie Morgan
Cedar Rapids
Milo Quigley
Tama County
Morgan
Jim Sorens
Hart
Sorens
Sorensen
Legion Joly Oelwein Chairman Leads National Legion Finances
Churchill Williams of Oelwein State Bank was named national chairman of the American Legion finances during an executive meeting at the Legion in Indianapolis. The appointment elevates Williams to oversee fundraising and budgeting efforts for the national organization.
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Legion
Joly Oelwein
Churchill Willams
The
Oelwein State Bank
American Legion Finances
Indianapolis
Dismissal Call Asks Johnson County Draft Board Action
The Mawkeye Information Center urged Governor Ray and Selective Service leaders to dismiss all Johnson County draft board members for incompetence and unfair handling of conscientious objector cases. It accused the board of evading religious value assessments and being unresponsive to community concerns.
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Iowa City
UPI
Mawkeye Ared Draft Information Center
Johnson County Draft Board
Draft Board
Robert Ray
U. S. Selective Service
Lewis Hershey
Glenn Bowles
Johnson County
Ray
Selective Service
He Center
Brush fire near Independence rekindled by winds
Independence firemen were called at 2 26 p m Thursday to extinguish a brush fire at the Morris Greenley farm six miles southwest of Independence. Greenley had started a grass and brush pile Monday. strong winds rekindled it. No damages reported. Fire Chief Paul Smmer said three tankers of water were needed to put out the fire.
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Independence
Morris Greenley
Greenley
Paul Smmer
Wind Spreads Fire Toward Shed Along Rail Ties
Firemen responded to a blaze near the Illinois Central Railroad tracks in Manchester on Thursday as strong winds fanned the flames toward a nearby storage shed. They saved the shed, which sustained minor heat damage amid the out of control fire.
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Manchester
Volkswagen raises prices on 1970 models around world
Volkswagenwerk announced price increases of 7 percent on all 1970 models abroad and U S prices up 2.2 percent, about 44 dollars on average for 1870 models Beetle up 40. Higher production costs and a floating mark drive the changes, with a Bonn export tax to be suspended Saturday reducing the impact.
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Wolfsburg
Germany
Volkswagenwerk
Volkswagen of America, Inc
U. S
Bonn
Raytheon Posts Record Earnings In Quarter
Raytheon Co reports the highest quarterly earnings and earnings per share in company history for the third quarter ended Sept 26. Net earnings reach 49.566 million and 6 cents a share on 14.904 million shares. sales total 206.7 million. For the first nine months, earnings total 26.537 million or 1.80 a share on 14.973 million shares, with nine month sales at 919.854 million. Raytheon is parent of Amana Refrigeration.
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Lsxington
Mass
Raytheon Co
Raytheon
Amana Refrigeration Co
Value with a view and versatility
Local classified notice lists two contact names Dave Sanborg and Ronald J Friest with phone numbers 362 5472 and 364 7026. The brief item emphasizes value, view, and versatility in a community listings context.
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Dave Sanborg
Ronald J, Friest
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