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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1966

Page

13

Winds blamed for fatality and fires in Cedar Rapids

Strong winds caused a fatal crash as Raymond Lineweaver, 31, was pinned beneath an overturned truck after being blown off County Road 76. A plane at the municipal airport was blown over without injuries, and multiple fires erupted citywide, with firefighters battling numerous blazes and wind-damaged infrastructure including a traffic signal and a plywood wall.

Cedar Rapids Raymond Lineweaver Lineweaver Fourth Avenue First Street A Avenue Third Street

Leary Arrested by U S Customs at LaGuardia Airport

UPI reports Dr Timothy Leary prominent LSD advocate was seized at LaGuardia airport by U S customs under federal law barring narcotics users or convicts from leaving or re entering the United States. He was picked up after stepping from a Toronto bound flight. Leary faces appeals of a 30 year narcotics sentence and recently claimed to have founded a religion centered on LSD marijuana and peyote use.

New York UPI U.S Timothy Leary LaGuardia Toronto Leary

Johnson to Campaign in New York City on Columbus Day

President Johnson plans a Wednesday schedule in Baltimore at a Medicare recognition ceremony and tentatively to travel to New York for Columbus Day appearances. He is expected to deliver three speeches during a six hour visit, with Frank O Connor and several Democratic lawmakers accompanying him.

Washington Johnson Baltimore New York White House Social Security George Christian Christian Avenue Frank O'Connor Democratic House O'Connor O’connor John Murphy Staten Island Murphy

Bicyclist 12 Injured After Vehicle Collision on Park Avenue

Dick Sibert twelve year old son of Mr and Mrs James Sibert of 1819 Park Avenue SE sustained minor injuries when his bicycle rode from a driveway into a car on the 1700 block of Park Avenue SE at about 8 am. He was treated at St Luke's hospital and released. The car, driven by Gloria J Fagan of 1945 Park Avenue SE, was not charged. The incident was reported Monday evening.

Dick Sibert James Sibert Park Avenue SE St. Luke’s' Hospital Gloria J. Fagan

Youth Hurt After Collision With Truck Outside Home

Joseph Mara a %-year-old son of Mr and Mrs Joseph P Mara of 921 Sixteenth avenue SE sustained abrasions when he ran into the side of a moving truck in front of his home Monday at 3 30 pm He was treated at Mercy hospital and released Police said the truck was driven by Charles A Lockhart Otis road SE

Joseph Mara Joseph P. Mara Sixteenth Avenue SE Mercy Hospital Charles A. Lockhart Otis Road SE

Tailgate Incident Leaves Elderly Man with Concussion

Charles Hess, 81, of 208 A Avenue NW, was struck by a truck tailgate Tuesday morning near his Berlin area home and suffered a possible concussion. He was taken to Mercy Hospital in fair condition.

Charles Hess A Avenue NW Mercy Hospital

Receiver Named By Court for Clinton Engines

Donald L. McDonald, former director of international operations at Clinton Engines Co in Maquoketa, was named receiver in federal court under Chapter 11. The firm, once employing up to 2,000 locally, shut down last Saturday as it seeks to arrange liabilities. Federal officials say the company is not bankrupt but a debtor seeking reorganization plans.

Clinton Engines Co Maquoketa Donald L. McDonald Clinton Engines Donald Suhr Cedar Rapids

New Benefits For Cedar Rapids Teachers Discussed

Cedar Rapids teachers and school officials met at the Board of Education building for a first 1966-67 seminar on possible new insurance benefits including accident health major medical and term life. Dr Arnold Salisbury said a cost study for taxpayers is underway and further discussions are planned with the next meeting set for November 14.

Cedar Rapids Board of Education Arnold Salisbury Salisbury

How Dry I Am Humidifier Ad Sells Relief

An advertisement touts the Scuttle humidifier installed with a furnace to combat dry indoor air from artificial heating. It warns of brittle plaster, damaged furniture, and health issues and offers a free humidistat and information at Helmsmen, 210 25th St. NE, or call 362-1145.

Januar Satara Desert Helmsmen 25Th St. NE

Trick or Treat for UNICEF fund drive planned in Cedar Rapids

The Cedar Rapids United Nations Assn will again run Trick or Treat for UNICEF on Halloween night October 31 in Cedar Rapids and Marion. Mrs. R. K. Stoddard is 1966 chairman. Volunteers will collect coins to aid health centers disease prevention powdered milk and nutrition education.

Unicef Cedar Rapids United Nations Assn R. K. Stoddard Avenue NE Marion

Ben-Gurion Birthday Celebration Postponed in Jerusalem

In Jerusalem the Ben-Gurion day event honoring statesman David Ben-Gurion was postponed on Monday due to his fever. The ceremony was to mark his 80th birthday with officials and citizens awaiting rescheduled ceremonies.

Jerusalem UPI Ben- Gurion David Ben-Gurion

Exams Announced for Police Fireman and Inspector Roles

Cedar Rapids civil service commission says applications close at 5 p.m. Monday for six police posts 13 fireman positions and one plumbing inspector. Written tests at 7 p.m. Oct. 20 at city hall. Applicants must be Iowa residents for a year and meet age height weight and citizenship requirements.

Civil Service Commission Cedar Rapids Fire Department City Hall Iowa U. S

Missouri Man Fined for Leaving Scene of Accident

Leslie G. Fye, 52, of Seymour, Missouri, paid a $100 fine for leaving the scene after his car struck another on Jacolyn Drive NW near Gordon Avenue on September 24 at 5:48 p.m. Police report an additional charge involves a driving test and civil service exam steps.

Leslie G. Fye Seymour Fye Jacolyn Drive Gordon Avenue

Civil Service Exam Applications Open at City Hall

The notice invites applicants to obtain civil service application blanks on the first floor of City Hall from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on weekdays. It states a character and work history investigation will be conducted as part of the process.

Civil Service Office City Hall

4000 Dimes Stolen From Ritchison Home

Thieves entered the Richard D. Ritchison residence at 195 Mayden Avenue SW in daylight burglary. About $400 in dimes was taken from a bedroom closet box. Intruders turned on faucets causing water overflows and carpeting damage while the home was left unlocked between 7 a.m. and 4:50 p.m.

Richard D. Ritchison Mayden Avenue Ritchison

Remodeling Delay Pushes Old Post Office Work Back

The Cedar Rapids Old Post Office remodeling is postponed with new design specs in 1967. GSA chief Richard McGinnis says air conditioning may be cut on upper floors, with bids delayed and funding uncertain. Center plans include housing social security, recruiters and other agencies later.

Cedar Rapids Federal General Services Administration GSA Kansas City the Gazette Richard McGinnis McGinnis

Four Roses selects yeast strains for light whiskey flavor

Four Roses explains that yeast not only ferments grain sugar but also adds distinct flavor. The brand notes it has carefully selected and cultivated 300 yeast strains to achieve a refined light whiskey taste, emphasizing careful choosing rather than any random yeast.

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