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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1967

Page

3

Bosh Tops Mayoral Balloting in Cedar Rapids Primary

Frank Bosh won a sweeping mayoral victory in Cedar Rapids in the primary. He secured 7,643 of 11,067 votes as he seeks a new term, with Judith Ahrens taking second place and Donn Lucken and Jess Martin trailing. In safety commissioner race John Oberthien led with 3,119 votes while Waldo Berger edged Vande Fellwock by 30. Judicial ballots saw incumbents Howard McLaughlin, John Reilly, and Loren Hullinger Jr. lead. Nick Lillies was disqualified after 2,127 votes. Ballots counted after canvass corrected totals with nine changes but no shift in mayoral margin.

Frank Bosh Cedar Rapids John Oberthien Waldo Berger Bosh Judith Ahrens Donn Lucken Jess Martin Waldo E. Berger Vande Fellwock Howard McLaughlin John B. Reilly Loren Hullinger, Jr Eldon Colton Jay Gross August F. Hansell, Jr Nick Lillies Harold Schaefer Justice of the Peace Glenn Powers Berger Fellwock

Key Base Hit Again and Hanoi Bridge Bombed

U S warplanes attacked North Vietnam in followup strikes on Phuc Yen air base and the Doumer bridge in Hanoi. F-105s targeted the Phuc Yen runway and nearby facilities, marking a second raid on the Mig airfield and a second hit on the Doumer bridge carrying Red River traffic.

Key Base Hanoi Saigon U.S North Vietnam Doumer Phuc Yen Pentagon Doumer Bridge Red River Red China Thailand Gia Lam Air Force Radio Hanoi-Phuc Yen

Two Die in Pella Gun Battle as Deputy Sheriff Succumbs

In Pella Iowa a Marion County deputy sheriff Harold Gates 54 died from wounds after being shot by Lloyd Winkleman 59 who then shot himself. The attack followed a family dispute as officers arrived at Winkleman home to calm a volatile scene. Gates had served since 1960 and died at Iowa Methodist Hospital Des Moines. Winkleman was found dead at the scene.

Pella UPI Marion County Harold Gates Lloyd Winkleman Gates Iowa Methodist Hospital Des Moines Bob Houser Lee Shives Winkleman Houser

Cedar Rapids Family of 4 Spends Over $9,000 a Year

A Cedar Rapids city family of four with above average income spends $9,191 annually for a moderate living standard, per the U.S. Labor Department. The study notes higher living costs, a 15 percent rise, and a shift toward more automobile use and refined consumer choices.

Cedar Rapids U.S. Labor Department U.S Arthur Ross Bureau of Labor Statistics Bureau Ross Consid

Brothers Find $20618 In Rabbit Trap In Macon

Two brothers, Robert Singleton 13 and Eugene 12, checked a rabbit trap on a rural Macon property and pulled up a paper bag containing $20,618. The FBI said the cash was part of about $66,000 stolen Oct 12 from a Macon bank.

Robert Singleton Eugene Macon FBI

King Mahendra to visit Washington on state trip

King Mahendra and Queen Rata departed Katmandu for Bombay en route to a two day state visit to Washington starting November 1.

Katmandu Nepal Mahendra Rata Bombay Washington

NE Iowa Sees Snow Flurries and Cold Start

Snow flurries were reported in northeast Iowa on Wednesday amid overcast skies and brisk northwesterly winds. Temperatures lingered in the 40s with no early rebound, following widespread rains measured across Cascade Williamsburg Marengo Elkader Independence Guttenberg Brooklyn Clutter.

Iowa State Cascade Williamsburg Marengo Elkader Independence Guttenberg Brooklyn Clutter

Senate Ethics Clears Sen Edward Long in Hoffa Probe

The Senate ethics committee in Washington on Wednesday cleared Sen. Edward Long of Missouri of using a congressional investigation to aid Teamsters' boss Jimmy Hoffa.

Defense rests as Cedar Rapids counterfeit trial ends witnesses

The Cedar Rapids federal trial of W. J. Grant Jr and Lee J Gearhart wrapped defenses with Gearhart testifying he had no plan to pass counterfeit bills and only aided Grant for a news story. Gearhart said Larry Brown prompted the scheme and denied offering to sell counterfeit money.

W. J Lee) Grant, Jr Lee J. Gearhart Cedar Rapids Gearhart Eighth Street SE J. W. (Lee) Grant, Jr Glassroad NE Grant U.S Steve Turner Turner Larry Brown Brown

Senate Rejects Budget Cut Attempts in Key Votes

Washington AP reports the Senate defeated two spending cut efforts led by a bloc pushing Johnson to trim federal outlays. A $5 billion current year reduction failed 48 to 39, and a $2 billion appropriations cut was rejected 46 to 43.

Washington Senate Johnson

Killer Dies in Shootings Rampage Case

Leo Held aged 40 died in hospital from a pulmonary embolism after a Monday gun battle that left six dead and six wounded in Lock Haven. Authorities say the motive remains unknown as Held was not questioned due to his condition and rights concerns. He was a former Army sharpshooter described as mild by some and moody by others. Family and DA Allen Lugg stated Held was unconscious at death and muttered about family and work.

Held Supreme Court Allen Lugg Lugg

Suez oil refineries hit as Israel shells Egypt

In the Suez area massive fires engulf Egypt's main refineries after Israeli shelling tied to the Elath sinking. 400 firefighters fight blaze as Cairo warns of fuel shortages while authorities claim 80 percent of oil facilities knocked out. Arab infiltrators clash with Israeli troops near the Jordan line leaving two dead and one wounded.

Pyramids Port Suez Israel Egypt Cairo al Akhbar Elath Jordan River Jordanian West Bank Suez Ismailia Russia Suez Canal Hamid Mahmoud Nasser Suez Company Mahmoud U.A.R Gideon Rafael Security Council

Reagan Confirms Iowa Visit Tonight

Gov Ronald Reagan will speak at a Des Moines GOP fund raising dinner tonight after recovering from a cold. He is due to arrive at 2 30 and address about 2000 attendees paying 100 per plate in the Veterans auditorium.

Des Moines Ronald Reagan G.O.P Reagan Iowa Veterans Auditorium

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