Marion precinct scraps and city campaigns mix in latest notices
Marion area police report four arrests including Steven J. Krizek, 21, for drunken driving carrying a concealed weapon and hashish possession after erratic driving on Marion boulevard. Cedar Rapids and Independence cases involve theft of two cars a van and firearms with three suspects charged with larceny of a motor vehicle and breaking and entering. Local campaign activity includes Leighton Ford and Charles Kraut seeking public support with coffee events and mobile campaign HQs. Community schedules from the YMCA and a list of new house permits plus a candle niche anniversary event round out the week’s notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steven J. Krizek
Fourth Street
Linn County
Krizek
Marion Boulevard
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Independence
Jerry C. Anderson
Hiawatha
William R. Loeb
Thirty-eighth Street
Anderson
Loeb
Prisoner Fleeing 150-Year Sentence Nabbed After 13 Years
Nashville police say Henry Clay Monts, 48, who escaped a work detail after serving 13 years of a 150-year term, was captured at a hotel registered under his real name. He confessed he fled for excitement and sought drink and female companionship before deciding to return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Henry Clay Monts
Sgt
R.C. Jackson
Enters New Plea On Drunk Driving Count
David Lee Simpson, 22, of Montezuma, faced a second offense drunk driving charge in Tama county district court. He withdrew an innocent plea and pled guilty, with sentencing set for November 21. Judge W. R. Eads ordered a pre sentence report after his July 26 arrest by Tama city police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
David Lee Simpson
Montezuma
Tama County
W. R. Eads
Simpson
Tama
Sleep aids deemed ineffective. scientists urge TV ban
A Senate panel heard that over fifty billion dollars yearly buys prescription and OTC sleep aids with weak effects and potential harm. Scientists from Penn State and Massachusetts General urged banning TV ads for products like Sominex Nytol Quiet World and Nervine, while noting some may help a small minority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Sominex
National Biscuit Co
Nytol
Black Drugs
Quiet World
American Home Products
Nervine
Miles Laboratories
Anthony Kales
Penn State University
David Greenblatt
Massachusetts General Hospital
William Forrest
Stanford University
Forrest
Kales
Greenblatt
Sen
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
Franco Growing Slowly Worse
Madrid AP report says Francisco Franco’s condition is deteriorating slowly though his grave heart problem is not worsened. Doctors note fluid around a blood clot in the abdomen and improving circulation in secondary veins. There is cabinet action and pressure on Prince Juan Carlos to become temporary head of state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Spain
Francisco Franco
Franco
Carlos Arias Navarro
Juan Carlos de Borbon
Prince
Film on U S Capital Will Be Shown Tuesday
The award winning film City Out of Wilderness Washington will be shown next Tuesday to junior high and high school students at Prairie and Marion, and at a public meeting sponsored by the Linn County Republican central committee. Congressman Fred Schwengel will bring the film from Washington where it is a major bicentennial attraction next year. Schwengel, president of the United States Capitol Historical Society, helped sponsor the film. Mrs. Palmer said Schwengel will appear at Marion schools Tuesday morning and Prairie schools Tuesday afternoon. A GOP sponsored dinner follows at 6 30 Tuesday evening at Teamsters hall. Tickets are 5 for adults and 3 for children, available by telephoning 366-6666.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Prairie and
Marion
Linn County Republican Central Committee
Francis Palmer
Linncount Gop
Fred Schwengel
Iowa
Schwengel
United States Capitol Historical Society
Executive for Fiat Murdered in Argentina
Alberto Salas, personnel manager at a Cordoba Fiat rolling stock plant, was killed by four unidentified gunmen as he left his home in Cordoba. The attack comes amid labor troubles at the Materfer factory, a Fiat subsidiary, in Cordoba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Argentina
UPI
Alberto Salas
Fiat
Cordoba
Noticias Argentinas
Salas
Materfer
Ex Envoy to Cambodia Becomes Denmark Ambassador
John Gunther Dean, former ambassador to Cambodia before its fall to the Communists, was sworn in as the U S ambassador to Denmark. He is the first career foreign service officer to serve in Denmark and said the appointment shows U S diplomats can have lasting careers after serving in Communist loss countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Gunther Dean
Cambodia
Denmark
Gunther
U.S
Two Men Escape Serious Injury in Electrical Mishap
Fred Cords and Ronnie Gray of Delhi narrowly escaped electrocution when a metal pipe they were pulling from a well contacted a 7200-volt overhead line two miles southwest of Delhi. Cords was knocked unconscious, Gray burned, sparks set nearby cornstalks ablaze, and both were treated and released from Delaware County Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delhi
Fred Cords
Ronnie Gray
Cords
Cords’ Pump and Supply
Gray
Dale Chapman
Delhi Fire Department
Delaware County Memorial Hospital
Aimee Cross Dies and Rites Set in Center Point
Aimee R. Cross 70, wife of Everett A. Cross and Center Point resident for a decade, died Wednesday in an Iowa City hospital. Born January 1, 1905 in Center Point, she married January 1, 1930 there. Survived by husband, son Lyle Cross, sister Ellen Long Norton, and brother Roy Haines. Services 1:30 p.m. Saturday at First Christian Church Center Point. burial Urbana Cemetery. Visitation at Murdoch's after 1 p.m. Friday.
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Center Point
Aimee R. Cross
Everett A. Cross
Iowa City
Lyle Cross
Ellen Long Norton
LaPorte
Texas
Roy Haines
First Christian Church
Urbana Cemetery
Murdoch
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Charles Kraut City Council
Pol. Adv
Klopfenstein
Ward
Charles L. Kraut
Fourth Ward
Robert Holub
Twenty-fifth Street
Leighton Ford
7Th Ave
15Th St
YMCA
Marion Ymca
Gazette
Adv
Baur
Pol
Ford
Leighton W. Ford
Rex Bonebrake
Elm Street
Blairs Ferry Road
Lindale Drive
Lindale
Stickney
Jack Hubler
Twenty Eighth Avenue
Copper Construction Co
Highview Drive
Copper
T and F Builders
Parkview Drive
Don Bullard
Seventh Avenue
Jack O'Toole
Thirtieth Street
Richard Harken
Brockman Avenue
Westbrook
Rose’s
Cub
Mentzer School
John Cahalan
Mark Horstman
Patrick Butz
Andy Cox
Bryan Hansel
Mike Altes
John van Gorp
Scott Sutton
Ricky Hancock
Dave Zaruba
Kevin Walker
Rick Christiansen
Greg Hall
Scott Griffen
Kevin Laubengayer
Jeff Woodard
Leon Gompert
Don Miller
American Legion Post
Marion Booster Club
Bohemian Savings and Loan Assn
Fifth Avenue
Iowa General Housing Limited Partnership II
Hedges’ Associates
Ray
Hall
Ted
Dorothy Grenis
Sgt. R. C. Jackson
Senior Citizens Bus Service
Ask
Boston
Cedar Hills
Aimee Cross
Diamond Store
Malloy Jewelers
16Th Ave. S
Coca Cola
Fishers
Giant Store
Sylvania
Palmyra
Brite
Johnson
Pepto
BIC
Panty
Westmoreland Fenton Imperial
Malek Wood Pfalzgraf Pottery
Frankoma Pottery
Corning Ware
Crystal
BankAmencard
Carpetland
U.S.A
Iant Shopping Center
Ave. S.W
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