Champagne Cork Incident at U.N. Luncheon
New York report notes a bottle of champagne ordered for Khrushchev at a U.N. luncheon was removed to avoid a possible spark of tension. The piece also recalls the 1968 Olympics bid by Russia and a lively, satirical look at Toots Shor's tent launch with a cast including Gleason and Berra.
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New York
U. N
Khrushchev
Russia
Toots Shor
52Nd St
Justice Warren
Jackie Gleason
Carmine DiSapio
Yogi Berra
Jimmy Thomson
Toots
Coe College Names 88 Students To Dean's List
The 1959 60 second semester Dean's List at Coe College includes 88 students for high academic achievement. Freshmen, juniors and seniors are cited with many named graduates and participants across Cedar Rapids and surrounding towns in Illinois and Iowa.
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Coe College
Howard S. Greenlee
Dorothy Bell
Clear Lake
Barbara Cerny
Riverside
Ill
Tom Chirikos
Chicago
Ann Clayton
St. Louis
William Dailey
Port Byron
Loretta Dufoe
Center Point
Dan Hansen
Early
Theresa Hood
Newton
David Jones
Springville
Delores Gordon
Ramona Gustin
Elaine Fox
Lloyd Hoffman
Brian Jacobsen
Shirley Stewart
John Parker
George Paul
Ronald Ramstedt
Karin Rinaldi
James Vivian
Cedar Rapids
Phyllis Leiter
Huntertown
Ind
Dorothy Otting
Marion
David McLean
Red Wing
Minn
Brook
Diane Lapham
Robert Tenny
Mohamad Ali Mahdavi
Iran
St. Luke’s Coe
Barbara Freese
JoAnn Levi
Clinton
Margaret McCorkle
Columbia
Teresa Slaymaker
Bugs Bunny Show Debuts With Half Hour of Comedy Fun
Bugs Bunny hops into a new series THE BUGS BUNNY SHOW with a half hour comedy premiere. Airs Tuesday at 6 30 PM on TV 9.
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Bugs Bunny
TV 9
Clyde Brothers Circus Opens in Cedar Rapids
Clyde Brothers Circus comes to Veterans Memorial Coliseum Wednesday and Thursday with Connie Blevins and Tiny the smallest performing elephant among 22 acts. Dot Reed and her military ponies perform precision drills and a clown entertains. Two shows daily at 4 p.m. and 8 15 p.m. under Cedar Rapids Labor Assembly sponsorship.
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Connie Blevins
Tiny
Clyde Brothers Circus
Veterans Memorial Coliseum
Dot Reed
Begins
Cedar Rapids Labor Assembly
Catholic Students To Have Commission Session At Mount Mercy
The National Federation of Catholic College Students in the Iowa region will hold an all commission workshop Saturday on the Mount Mercy college campus in Cedar Rapids attended by Clarke Loras Ottumwa Heights Mount St Clare Marycrest and St Ambrose. About 350 are expected. Ten commissions will feature programs with guest speakers and student panels. Cedar Rapids speakers include Madeline Roch Mount Mercy Dr Richard Quetsch and Dr Leo Sedlacek.
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Iowa
National Federation of Catholic College Students
Mount Mercy College
Cedar Rapids
Mount Mercy
Clarke and Loras
Dubuque
Ottumwa Heights
Ottumwa
Mount St. Clare
Clinton
Marycrest
St. Ambrose
Davenport
Madeline Roch
Richard Quetsch
Leo Sedlacek
D. B. Miller Company, Inc. Organized under Iowa law
A Iowa corporation is formed under the Iowa Business Corporation Act with charter issued September 22, 1960. It has 19000 shares at par $10 and perpetual existence. Initial registered office is 208 Second Avenue Cedar Rapids Iowa with Dr B Miller as agent. Directors listed: B Miller Vernona Miller Gary D Miller. Dated October 11, 1960.
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Iowa Business Corporation Act
58Th General Assembly
D. B. Miller Company, Inc
Secretary of State of
Iowa
Iowa Business Corporation
Second Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Dr. B. Miller
B. Miller
Edar Rapids
Vernona M. Miller
Gary D. Miller
Miller Ompany, Inc
Bay Bm Miller Oe
Eer
Red Cross Rural Committee Launches Countywide Enrollment
Linn County Red Cross forms a two way street program to enroll every resident in the organization. Chair man Richard E. Scherling urges local communities to promote Red Cross while the rural committee gathers ideas and plans the first October roll call.
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Linn County
The
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Richard E. Scherling
Rex Conn
Cedar Rapids-Marion United Fund
Scherling
Marie Clancy
Sinatra Sued Over Assault Libel by Couple in LA
Los Angeles. Auto mechanic James Kuykendahl aged 22 and his wife Beverly aged 28 a schoolteacher sue entertainer Frank Sinatra for 350000 alleging assault and battery libel and slander. The couple claim damages for injuries and reputational harm.
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Los Angeles
Sinatra
Kuykendahl
Frank Sinatra
James Kuykendahl
Beverly
Sing
15 Year Old Invalid Leads St Jude's Hospital Donation
Memphis AP reports Ann Hall of Ashland Mississippi, a lifelong invalid born with amyotonia, donated 1018 dollars from lemonade sales to the 2.4 million St. Jude's children's hospital fund. Danny Thomas notes her effort as the top contribution.
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Memphis
Danny Thomas
Ann Hall
Ashland
Miss
St. Jude’s Hospital
Ann
Amya
Tonia
St. Jude’s
Television Star Thomas Focuses on Leukemia Treatment
Television personality Thomas plans to specialize in treating leukemia, the nearly always fatal blood disease, reflecting a shift from pre-success days toward medical work in this field.
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Thomas
Jack's Relative Quits Chicago School Board
R. Sargent Shriver brother in law of John Kennedy resigns as president of the Chicago Board of Education to silence politics in the school system. He has served six years on the board and is assistant general manager of the Merchandise Mart. Shriver is married to Eunice Kennedy and they have three children.
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Chicago
R. Sargent Shriver
John Kennedy
Chicago Board of Education
Shriver
Kennedy
Richard J. Daley
Joseph
Eunice Kennedy
THIS MAN DAWSON FIGHTS ORGANIZED CRIME ON TV
A televised program featuring Dawson battling organized crime airs at 9 30 each Tuesday night on TV 9. The segment highlights crime fighting and investigative drama with a recurring host.
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Dawson
TV 9
Board Approves Lot Re-Division and Waiver Requests
Cedar Rapids board of adjustment approved re division of a 50 40 and 32 foot lot into three 40 foot lots at 422 430 and 434 Forty first St NE with 4 and 8 foot side yards. A request by Howard DeLong for a 4 foot side yard waiver on a 50 foot lot at 1716 Wilson Ave SW was denied. Continued for later action were Rock Island Railroad livestock pens 731 J Ave NE Northern Building Co 1012 Larry Dr NE and Robert Zirbel 1321 Karen Dr SE carport side yard waivers.
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Cedar Rapids
Wilson Ave
Rock Island Railroad
J Ave
Northern Building Co
Larry Drive
Robert Zirbel
Karen Drive
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