Eleven Hurt in Nine Cedar Rapids Street Accidents
Story of eleven people injured in nine Sunday traffic crashes across Cedar Rapids. Victims include Joanna Mally and Mayme Seely treated at Mercy and St Luke's hospitals. several drivers charged for fault or license issues. Multiple collisions reported at First avenue, Sixth street, and other intersections with casualties ranging from facial lacerations to possible internal injuries.
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Hartman
Wilson Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Joanna Mally
Fourth Street NW
Mercy Hospital
Evelyn E. McHugh
Tenth’ Street
McHugh
1 Avenue
Weing Road
Mayme E. Seely
Eighth Street
Sixth Street
Waconia Avenue
Seely
Meridian
Eldon S. Leighty
Chester
George
St. Luke’s Hospital
Jeanette A. Croy
Mt. Vernon
First Avenue
West Post Road
Ernest M. Kahler
Crestridge Avenue
Kahler
Nineteenth Street
Lang
St. Luke’s ‘Hospital
Schulte
Francis A. Carnahan
Lindale Plaza
Dennis M. Hayes
Thunderbird Road
Carnahan
Bernice
Julius T. Johnson
Twentieth Street
Bever Park
High Court Upholds Highway 150 Possession Order
Iowa Supreme Court sustained a 1966 order requiring the Newmires to surrender possession of their home near the viaduct south of Hiawatha by May 6. If possession is delivered soon, the Highway 150 project could finish by mid November with work active at the viaduct intersection.
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Iowa
Supreme Court
Hiawatha
Robert Newmires
Linn District Court
High Court
Newmire
The
Highway Commission
District Court
B. J. Maxwell
Linn
Newmires
Iowa withholds 111 million in school aid awaiting data
State officials said about 111 million dollars in aid for 455 Iowa school districts is delayed because 19 counties have not provided required financial information. Johnson county is the only county not yet submitting district budget data as of Saturday.
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DES Moines
Iowa
State Comptroller’s Office
Johnson County
U.S. Treasury
Maquoketa Attorney James Sokol Pleads Guilty on Tax Count
Maquoketa attorney James R. Sokol changed his plea to guilty in Cedar Rapids federal court on failing to file a 1963 income tax return. He previously pled innocent to two counts of the indictment from Des Moines. Sentencing will follow a probation background check after a $1000 personal surety bond.
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Maquoketa
James R. Sokol
Cedar Rapids
Sokol
Des Moines
Solol
Promotions for Cedar Rapids area servicemen listed
Cedar Rapids area servicemen receive promotions and reassignments. Arthur J. Welch becomes second lieutenant. Robert F. Greene advances to specialist 4 C in Germany. David L. Stejskal promoted to major at the Pentagon. Jack H. Gilbert promoted to sergeant at Richard Gebaur base. Army reserve lieutenants named Dennis W. Bull Hugh V. Mossman Harold D. Brown. Navy enlistees Gregory H. Knott Steven D. Meyer re enrollments. William R. Turner reenlists. Leave reports for Marvin D. Hoyt Dennis A. Hammill John F. Becker Garth T. Young. Marine officer selection team to visit Cornell college Mt. Vernon. Steven R. LeMont discharged from navy. Kenneth Jansen discharged from air force. Daniel Weaver discharged from navy.
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Robert F. Greene
Robert Greene
Westview Drive
Marion
Germany
David L. Stejskal
Godfrey Stejskal
Bowling Street
Air Force
Pentagon
Jack H. Gilbert
Fred R. Gilbert
Thirtieth Street
Richard Gebaur Air Force Base
Army Reserve
Dennis W. Bull
William W. Bull
Center Point
Hugh V. Mossman
Keith D. Mossman
Vinton
Harold D. Brown
Harold H. Brown
Country Club Parkway SE
Marvin D. Hoyt
Lucile Hoyt
van Horne
Ft. Bliss
Texas
Ft. Belvoir
Dennis A. Hammill
William Hammill
Second Avenue
Camp Pendleton
Calif
John F. Becker
Frank Becker
Twenty-fourth Street
Camp Lejune
N. C
Garth T. Young
Jesse H. Young
Ellis Boulevard
Quantico
Marine Corp
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
City Takes Title To Morris Plan Building
Cedar Rapids takes title to the Morris Plan building at First avenue and Second street NE as part of the civic center renewal. The $350000 purchase occurred Aug 30 with a vacant delivery planned Oct 1 while three occupants seek year end extensions. Owners listed include Leroy E Skogman LaJuana Skogman Earl G Skogman Elizabeth Skogman Frances Darragh and Helen Alice Darragh.
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Cedar Rapids
First Avenue
Second Street
Civic Center
Morris Plan
Baranchanu
Airplane Arrives for Veterans Memorial Park Display
A T-33 fighter craft donated by the Air Force arrived in Cedar Rapids for the Veterans Memorial Park display. It was shipped in disassembled form and will be set on a pylon in the southwest area of the park once reconstruction is complete. The plane was previously kept at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, Arizona.
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Cedar Rapids
Veterans Memorial Park
Air Force
Davis Monthan Air Force Base
Ariz
Columnists and pundits listed by page number
The page lineup catalogs columnists by topic and by page numbers with names such as Louis Harris David Lawrence Robert Beck Abby Van Buren Suzy Knickerbocker The Jacobys Dr Mother Rick DuBrow Leonard Lyons Florabel Muir Sylvia Porter Sam Shulsky Gus Schrader Don Walton and Art Buchwald with pages 5 to 18 noted for each columnist entry.
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Abby van Buren
Suzy Knickerbocker
the Jacobys
Mother
Rick DuBrow
Leonard Lyons
Florabel Muir
Sylvia Porter
Sam Shulsky
Gus Schrader
Don Walton
Community City Briefs Hit Septembers Local Happenings
Reports from Center Point and Marion include a fried chicken supper at Center Point Methodist Church on September 11 with Sertoma Club updates. Ed Kadera injured and at Mercy Hospital after a construction site accident. C.R. Executives and Frank Nye to report on national conventions at the Roosevelt Hotel. A Linn County Young Democrats meeting is set for Tuesday at Democratic HQ in Marion. Mrs. Harold Thompson mourns the death of her mother Mrs. John Harris in Charlottesville Virginia. New business openings shown Cafe Shilek at Center Point Road NE.
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Sertoma Club
Ed Kadera
George Lane
Fifth Avenue SE
Roosevelt Hotel
Mercy Hospital
Harold Thompson
Bealer Court SE
John Harris
Charlottesville
Boy, 12, Injured by Toy Rocket in Rural Iowa
Charles E. Baer, 12, son of Mr and Mrs Walter L Baer, rural area, received superficial abrasions to his left eyelid Sunday afternoon when struck by a 16 inch toy air rocket. He was treated and released from Mercy hospital. Linn sheriff said the boy was charging the rocket with a bicycle pump when it launched and hit him.
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Charles E. Baer
Walter L. Baer
Mercy Hospital
Linn Sheriff's Office
Buses Chartered for Nixon Address Trip Leaves Saturday
Six chartered buses will depart Cedar Rapids at 8 30 a m Saturday to hear Republican presidential candidate Richard Nixon speak at noon in Des Moines. Three buses depart Greyhound Depot and three from Lindale Plaza. Return time is 6 30 p m. Sack lunches advised. Reservations at 363 1926.
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Cedar Rapids
Richard Nixon
Merle Hay
New C R Meter Ordinance Aims to Preserve 25 Cent Ticket
Cedar Rapids officials weigh maintaining a 25 cent parking meter ticket while drafting an ordinance to curb street parking storage. A consultant from Ralph H Burke Inc notes the 25 cent ticket is dated, proposing a $1 minimum after 12 hours and escalating fees after five days, with payments moving to a new court building. The plan preserves 25 cent options for quick payments and introduces color coded tickets for violations.
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Cedar Rapids
John Oberthien
Ralph H. Burke
City Legal Department
Municipal Court
Decide Book on Reading Dirty Books Is Clean
The Iowa state executive council ruled a volume titled How to Read a Dirty Book is clean enough for the public instruction department. After initial hesitation over a purchase, secretary Stephen Robinson cited favorable reviews to justify teaching use. State officials joked about seminars and sufficiency of a single copy for the state.
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DES Moines
State Executive Council
State Department of Public Instruction
Executive Council
Stephen Robinson
Paul Franzenburg
Lloyd Smith
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C.R
Richard J. Barnes
Sixteenth Avenue
B Street
Roger J. Gardner
Charles T. Baldwin
First Street
Eugene L. Schulte
Fifteenth Street
Schulte Auto
Phillip A. Lang
Third Avenue
Baldwin Auto
George A
Johnson
Florence Clemens
Ln Henry
Williams Boulevard
Clemens
First Avenue East
Robert L. Perry
Kilimanjaro Drive
Perry
High
Dallas
Fayette
Hamilton
Hardin Humboldt
Jasper
Johnson, Linn
Lucas
Monroe
O’brien
Polk
Pottawattamie
Sac
Shelby
Story
Wapello
Webster
Charles Werner
Linn County
Werner
Cedar Rapids and Area
Army
Arthur J. Welch
Blanche W. Welch
Oelwein
Navy
San Diego
Gregory H. Knott
Coggan
Steven D. Meyer
Rural van Horne
William R. Turner
Rural Solon
Steven R. LeMont
Gordon Edwards
Sherman Street
Kenneth Jansen
Dorothy Jansen
Oxford Junction
Daniel Weaver
William F. Weaver
Tenth Street
Oliver Drabb
Padsville
Veterans Park
Editorial
Louis Harris (Poll
David Lawrence
Robert Beck
Art Buchwald
Peoples Finance
5Th Street
Merce Gyeetnee
Save Ane Finance AL Ae
City Briefs
Point Methodist Church
Frank Nye
Gazette
Roosevelt
Pat
Hall) Anderson
Kandsi’s
Johnson Ave
Democratic
Legion Lane
Adv
Ambassador Lounge
East Marion
Giftree
St. SE
Jack Hatt
Bever Avenue
Newport News
John F. Kennedy
Hatt
Cedar Rapids Navy League
Dr. H
Dougherty
Guaranty
Hoyt Thomas
Iowa Theater Building
Shilek
Center Point Road
Nixon
Dial
Oberthien
Don Hines
City Hall
Chamber of Commerce
Clinton Schaeffer
View Court
First Avenue Bridge
Ilten & Taege, Inc
Second Ave
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