119th annual Grand Masonic lodge of Iowa opens delegate convention
The 119th annual communication of the Grand Masonic Lodge of Iowa opened with 500 delegates from 310 lodges registered at 10 am. Business sessions run Wednesday and Thursday at the Roosevelt hotel with officer elections set for Thursday. A two day school of instruction preceded the statewide convention and 450 Masons participated in a custodians of the work session. Mayor Robert Johnson gave a welcome, Ralph C. Brown introduced him, and a banquet for delegates and spouses is planned at 6:30 pm in the Memorial Coliseum with speaker Columbus J. Hyde. The convention ends Thursday with officer installation.
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Grand Masonic Lodge of
Iowa
Grand Lodge
Roosevelt Hotel
Masonic Temple
Hoyt Woody
Indianola
Robert Johnson
Ralph C. Brown
Memorial Coliseum
Columbus J. Hyde
Kentucky
Mobile Home Becomes Real Estate When Fixed To Foundation
Iowa tax officials explain the 1963 law that makes a mobile home real estate only if permanently fixed and attached to a foundation on land owned by the resident. Attorney George W. Murray notes the change aims for uniform treatment across mobile homes.
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Des Moines
Iowa Association of Assessors
George W. Murray
State Tax Commission
General Assembly
School of Instruction
Murray
Senate to vote on test ban Tuesday
The Senate agreed to a 9 a.m. Tuesday final vote on ratification of the limited nuclear test ban treaty. Monday will see votes on reservations and understandings, with one hour of debate each. Senator Mansfield noted Goldwater may offer a reservation delaying effectiveness until Cuban troop withdrawal.
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Washington
Senate
Mansfield
Montana
Sen
Curtis
Reb
Sen. Goldwater
R-Ariz
Cuba
Youth hurt in bike and car crash at city intersection
Ronald Sheronick, 19, of 1645 Eighth Street NW, suffered a vertebra fracture and abrasions after a homemade motor bike crash at E Avenue and Twenty third Street NE at 9 56 p m Tuesday. He was listed in satisfactory condition at St Luke's hospital. Police charged him with license restriction violation. Paul Grubich, 19, of 235 Twenty seventh Street NW, faces equipment standards and no registration charges. John Young of Waterloo drove the car.
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Ronald Sheronick
Eighth Street NW
St. Luke's Hospital
E Avenue
Twenty-third Street
Sheronick
Paul Grubich
Twenty-seventh Street
John Young
Waterloo
Burglars Fail to Open Cedar Rapids Lumber Safe
Thieves broke into Ogden and Adams Co. Cedar Rapids at 123 Thirty Second Street SE but could only steal metal tapes measures and tools worth 126 dollars. Entry was gained by prying a restroom window. the safe dial was knocked off and the culprits fled through an east walk in door. A gold plated hammer given to co owner O O Ogden was among the items. Break in discovered at 6 25 a.m. by an employee. Detectives also investigated a separate break in at Yankee Cut Rate Service Station.
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Cedar Rapids Lumber Company
John Kuba
Ogden and Adams Co
O. O. Ogden
Mt. Vernon Road
Indonesia Crisis Escalates as Mob Attacks British Embassy
As clashes flare across Southeast Asia the Indonesian flag rises while the British coat of arms is torn from a gate. In London Lord Home demands action and Indonesian Foreign Minister Subandrio warns things look very difficult. Malaysia puts the country on preparedness amid Malayia Philippines tension. Troops guard embassy staff as protests surge. Sukarno accuses Britain of colonial plots targeting Malaysia’s Borneo states.
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Gilchrist
Jones
London
Lord Home
Burhanudin Mohamad Dinh
Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Indonesia
Philippines
Subandrio
Manila
Jakarta
U.N
New York
Malaya
Singapore
Sarawak
North Borneo
Sukarno
Borneo
Cedar Rapids Gazette Established In 1883
The Cedar Rapids Gazette was established in 1883 by The Gazette and published daily and Sunday on Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. It notes subscription rates by carrier and mail including 45 cents for four weeks and annually for various editions, with no mail subscriptions accepted in towns with Gazette carrier service and a notice reserving AP republication rights.
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The
Gazette
Third Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Own
U.S
Musicians Delay Broadway Strike to Monday
A threatened strike by nine Broadway shows is postponed at least until Monday as Local 802 AFL-CIO reviews out of town votes from Detroit Boston and Philadelphia. President Al Manuti says 26 ballots from these tours could swing the outcome and transport ballots are expected back by Friday.
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New York
al Manuti
Afl-Cio American Federation of Musicians
Detroit
Boston
Philadelphia
Manuti
New York Times
Youth driver given suspended terms in lawn collision case
Gerald D. Hepker, 16, of 931 Fourth Street SW, received two 30 day jail sentences in municipal court for leaving the scene of an accident and reckless driving after a 1 a.m. Sept. 1 incident. He pled innocent on Sept. 3 but changed to guilty on Wednesday.
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Gerald D. Hepker
Fourth Street
Loren M. Hullinger, Jr
Hepker
Hopker
Zimmerman arraigned on license suspension charge
Roland E. Zimmerman, 23, of 1313 First Street SE, was arraigned in municipal court Wednesday on a charge of driving with a suspended license. He was given to 2 p.m. Monday to enter a plea after being stopped Tuesday for riding a motorcycle without lights and lacking a license.
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Roland E. Zimmerman
First Street
Tot Climbs 60 Foot TV Antenna. Rescued
In New Orleans a 23 month old Dale Montalbano climbed near the top of a 60 foot aluminum television antenna while his mother pleaded. Neighbors aided as Dale was brought down. the father fixed the base with a 12 foot sheet of tin. The incident ended without serious injury.
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New Orleans
Dale Montalbano
Dale
Peter Montalbano
Yvonne Dunaway
United Nations Hears China Membership and Buddhists Issue
The U N steering committee recommended Assembly discussion on Communist China membership and Buddhists in South Vietnam. China faced 12 to 1 with eight abstentions, Nationalist China voting no. U S delegates saw debate as useless but supported Assembly consideration. The panel endorsed the South Vietnam matter as part of a broad agenda.
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United Nations
U.n.’S
U.N
China
South
Vietnam
U.S
Charles Yost
South Vietnam
Assembly
Water Up to Radiator Cap as Trucks Save Texans
Beaumont residents were evacuated as trucks plowed through floodwater up to the radiator cap under Red Cross direction. Operators rescued 325 by dawn, taking families to schools and seeking medical help for a sick infant amid rising waters and wary neighbors.
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Beaumont
Texas
Pat Wortman
Red Cross Disaster
Oil Company
Bill Harrell
Brent
Harrell
Connie
Red Cross
Grover Jones
Africa's Racial Segregation Policies On Agenda
A regional meeting discusses Africa’s racial segregation policies despite objections raised by a member country. Delegates weigh legal and social implications amid rising international scrutiny and calls for reform.
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Africa
Waterloo Denies Shop Center Rezoning Bid
Waterloo city council denied a motion for a hearing on rezoning a 73 acre tract at Kimball Street and Highway 412 for a proposed shopping center. Proponents included Emery Loomis Clarence Schuker and attorney Craig Mosier. Residents opposed, citing residential character traffic and downtown impact. Two petitions against the project were filed.
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Waterloo
Kimball
Emery Loomis
Clarence Schuker
Craig Mosier
Columbus Day Proclaimed by Kennedy for Oct 12
President Kennedy issued a Columbus Day proclamation. October 12 was designated as the holiday with national observance and ceremonial acknowledgment across the United States.
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Washington
Kennedy
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Economical Gazette
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