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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1969

Page

4

Cedar Rapids Parks Candidates Focus on Expansion and Greenhouse Need

Seven candidates for Cedar Rapids parks and public property commissioner, including the incumbent, face a primary next Tuesday. They debate expanding the parks system and the urgency of a new greenhouse and conservatory, with plans tied to city growth, flood plain land protection, and urban beautification.

Cedar Rapids Gazette S. Richard Zier Hinkley Avenue U.S. Post Office David J. Stone Edgewood Road City Department of Planning and Redevelopment Stewart R. Clapp Second Avenue SE Kenneth L. Perry, Jr Thirty-second Street Quaker Oats Co Thomas W. Klug Prairie Drive Smulekoff Charles L. Decker Johnson Avenue NW Stanislaus Reinis Belmont Parkway NW City Parks Department Bever Park Zoo Noelridge

Eisenhower silverless dollar coin sparks wampum talk in House

The House voted 257 to 65 for a copper nickel clad dollar bearing Eisenhower and an Apollo 11 emblem, while debate touched on 40 percent silver Kennedy halves and odd proposals like wampum and washers. Senator Nixon opponents echoed. Representative Gross touted beads and jokes about “funny money” as he urged alternative coin ideas.

Washington Eisenhower H. R. Gross Iowa House Treasury Department Senate Gross James McClure Idaho Nixon

Record $4.423 Million in Imressionist and Modern Paintings Sale

Parke-Bernet set records with 83 paintings selling for 4 423 250 led by a Degas Danseuse sur la Pointe Premier Sujet at 550 000 to the Norton Simon Foundation. Magnin collection fetched 1 952 000 including six paintings. Eliot Handler bought two Renoirs for 470 000 and 230 000, while Cassatt Mer et Enfant fetched 140 000. Van Gogh still life Zinnias in a Vase sold for 310 000 to a New York collector.

New York Edgar Degas Parke-Bernet Galleries Sotheby & Co London Norton Simon Ann Magnin J. Magnin & Co Eliot Handler California L’escalier Algers Mary Cassatt Zinnias

Nigerian Air Force Commander Killed In Crash Landing

Lagos AP says Col. Shittu Alao aged 32, commander of Nigeria's air force, died when his aircraft crash landed on a football field amid bad weather, according to government reports.

Lagos Shittu Alao Nigeria Air Force

Nineteen Held in Spy Ring In South Korea

Seoul police said the National Intelligence Service arrested 19 people tied to a communist recruitment drive targeting laborers and students for espionage.

Seoul UPS South Korean Central Intelligence Agency

Report Soviet Visitors Welcomed in China

Soviet visitors are welcomed at the Canton biannual trade fair in Guangzhou as the Soviet flag flies over the fairgrounds. Reporters note the flag's prominent display and the warm reception for Russian guests at the one month event opening on Wednesday.

China Hong Kong Soviet Union Canton

Want ads offer the greatest selection of home offerings

Classified column highlights extensive home offerings in want ads. Readers are urged to browse listings for furniture, appliances, decor, and real estate options. Local agencies and sellers promote affordable buys and seasonal deals.

Hidden gun detector aid deployed by Eastern Air Lines

The FAA confirms a government developed device used by Eastern Air Lines to detect guns on board. Details remain undisclosed and no airports are named. The program, begun in 1968, aims to warn authorities without passenger searches.

Washington Eastern Air Lines Federal Aviation Administration John Shaffer Shaffer Eastern FAA

Lawmaker seeks local control over sex education funds

Rep. Glenn Cunningham introduces a bill to bar federal funds for sex education in grades and high schools unless approved by the local school board. He argues the measure would shift decision making to local and state educators.

Washington Glenn Cunningham R-Neb Cunningham

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C.R. Park System Zier Recreation Department Clapp Noelridge Park Linn County Conservation (Board Perry Klug Decker Reims Banking and Currency Committee House of Fireplaces North Towne Lane Kenwood Transfer Center Pt. Rd Blairs Ferry Rd Straodes Coun Gilligan’s Island Kcrg-Tv Kimball Higley Bldg Third Avenue Bruce Boyson Bob Boyson Wally Boyson
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