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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1968

Page

24

Rockefeller to Visit Iowa Cities for GOP Brunch Tour

Gov. Nelson Rockefeller planned a Wednesday swing through Clinton Newton and Davenport with a brunch in Dubuque at 11 15 a m. Republicans booked 100 tickets at 25 a plate while state aides scrambled to adjust the schedule. Ellsworth, the GOP candidate for state representative in a heavily Democratic subdistrict, sought Rockefeller backing after a party shift in his past work for Rockefeller and Nixon unity efforts.

Nelson Rockefeller Clinton Newton Davenport Iowa Dubuque County Rocky Dubuque G.O.P Leslie Furuseth Rockefeller Ted Ellsworth Dubuque Ellsworth Miami Beach Dick Nixon

Rumor control and campaign debate in Iowa politics

The piece flags rumors about federal funds and Iowa finances tied to Congressman Culver and Senator Stanley with critique of Gov. Hughes. It applauds Culver and Riley for a televised debate and credits KCRG and WMT for hosting it. It notes vandalism in campaigns and praises a car top sign incident and a party caravan in the Second district.

John Culver Iowa H. R. Gross David Stanley Harold Hughes Dave Morever Culver Tom Riley Congress Dave Carter Kcrg-Tv Grant Price Wmt-Tv Schmidhauser Schwengel Clinton County Jim Albert Youth-for- Riley Committee

Upper Iowa crowns Queen Miss Carol Glawe

USC Queen Miss Carol Glawe daughter of Mrs Harold Glawe of St Olaf was crowned Home coming queen at Upper Iowa college Friday night. Miss Glawe was elected from among three finalists Thursday during a general student body election. Attendants are Miss Jeri Schroeder of Sheffield and Miss Ann Mc Curdy of Chicago. Home coming at Upper Iowa was observed Saturday.

Carol Glawe Harold Glawe St. Olaf Upper Iowa College Glawe Jeri Schroeder Sheffield Ann McCurdy Chicago Upper Iowa

Stump Named BCI Agent Supervisor

Des Moines veteran agent Warren Stump, 41, promoted by Public Safety Commissioner Jack Fulton to supervise field agents. Stump joined the bureau in January 1957 and will replace Special Agent Robert Voss, who shifts to polygraph work and other assignments from headquarters.

Des Moines Stump Robert Voss

Anamosa Stores Launch Shop-Lifting Crackdown

Local merchants, officials and clergy in Anamosa unite to curb rising shoplifting. They vow harsher actions, detentions for those over 13, and potential charges for suspects, with emphasis on parental involvement and community policing amid the year’s increased theft waves.

Anamosa Anamosa Chamber of Commerce

Edward Norden Estate Valued at 72,556 in Tama County

In Dysart the estate of 86 year old Edward Norden is valued at 72,556.02 dollars per Tama county district probate records. The assets are mainly real estate worth about 72,000 dollars. Beneficiaries are widow Mabel Norden and daughter Darlene W. Monroe, both of Dysart.

Toledo Edward Norden Dysart Tama County Mabel Darlene W. Monroe

English Valleys Vote Is Monday Bond Issue Triggers School Expansion

Residents of the English Valleys school district will vote Monday on a 171000 bond to finance new high school facilities. The plan includes three classrooms a new art room an addition to the industrial arts shop and completion of the athletic field.

English Valleys

Cornell Students React as Old Sem Seizure Sparks Debate

Cornell students discuss the days events after the occupation of the college administration building. Atty John Nolan of Iowa City will represent students charged with unlawful assembly with arraignment set for Oct 24 in Mt Vernon Justice Woods court.

Atty. John Nolan Iowa City Cornell College D. C. Nolan John Woods Mt. Vernon

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