Professor Schulze photographs featured at Cedar Rapids Art Center
A collection of about 50 photos by Prof. Jouhn Schulze of the University of Iowa will be shown at the Marvin Cone gallery in Cedar Rapids from Tuesday through Oct 15. The exhibit includes seven themed panels and 20 large prints, with a photography symposium on Oct 5 at 8 pm featuring Aaron Siskind and other artists.
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Jouhn Schulze
University of Iowa School of Art
Marvin Cone
Cedar Rapids Art Center
Schulze
United States
U. of FE
Aaron Siskind
Robert Kocher
Coe College
Don Woodford
Cornell College
Governor appoints Cedar Rapids third municipal judge
Gov Harold E Hughes name John B Reilly 49 of 435 Ninth Avenue SW Cedar Rapids to the municipal court bench for an interim term ending December 31 1967. The appointment follows Iowa attorney general guidance confirming a third judge is permissible with election needed for permanence in the November 7 election. Reilly vows to expedit e backlog and focus on rehabilitation for alcohol related cases while preparing to take oath Monday.
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John B. Reilly
Ninth Avenue SW
Harold FE. Hughes
Cedar Rapids
Reilly
Iowa
the Gazette
Stew
Waslart Shank
John Reilly
E. Lillies
William Matias
Shank
Chamber of Commerce
New President of Cemetery Group Is Waterloo Man
John H. Shields of Waterloo was elected president of the Association of Iowa Cemeteries at its fourth annual convention at the Roosevelt hotel. He succeeds Robert F. Kubrick of Clinton. New officers include Chester A. Brown Des Moines first vice president La Moyne Jacobs Muscatine second vice president and Lawrence A Bronerd Dubuque secretary treasurer. Directors are Thomas C. Lynch Decorah Lyle Sanger Iowa City and Russell L. Mulgrew Dubuque. Davenport's John E. Groves is hard over director. about 70 attend as Robert L. Hagenbach of New Castle Del. addresses Tuesday session.
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John H. Shields
Waterloo
Assn. of
Iowa
Roosevelt Hotel
Shields
Robert F. Kubrick
Clinton
Chester A. Brown
Des Moines
la Moyne Jacobs
Muscatine
Lawrence A. Bronernd
Dubuque
Thomas C. Lynch
Decorah
Lyle Sanger
Iowa City
Russell
Fulbright discusses Ashmore memo on Vietnam peace bid
Senator Fulbright says the Ashmore Baggs letter to Ho Chi Minh could have opened peace talks if Hanoi accepted any settlement short of surrender. He confirms the memo’s factual elements, notes Johnson wanted the full story heard, and recalls a later meeting with state department officials. Bundy denies the claim the letter destroyed a peace maneuver.
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Sen. Fulbright
D-Ark
Baggs
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Fulbright
U.S
Ashmore
Johnson
State Department
Department
Harriman
Bundy
Air Conditioner Fire Damages Iowa Electric Building
Fire heavily damaged an air conditioning unit on the fourth floor of the Security building at 205 Second Street SE. The blaze began at 12:35 a.m. Sunday and was blamed on a defect in the unit. Iowa Electric Light and Power Co. occupies the building and workers reported heavy smoke and some water damage in the data processing area on the west side of the floor.
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Second Street SE
Iowa Electric Light and Power Co
Anderson Faces Forgery Counts
Nate E. Anderson, 41, held in county jail pending arraignment on two forgery charges. He allegedly uttered forged checks for 32 and 28 dollars made out to himself and signed as Bill Rothburn, arrested Sunday on warrants issued April 7, 1967 by Judges Howard McLaughlin and Loren Hullinger Jr.
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Nate E. Anderson
Bill Rothburn
Howard McLaughlin
Loren Hullinger, Jr
City Hall Water Leak Probed After Basement Wall Issue
Cedar Rapids city hall faced a basement water problem Monday as firemen investigated a leak from an underground drain. No damage was reported by Memorial building manager Charles Decker. In other notes, China handed over 14 Indian troop bodies to India after last Monday’s border clashes.
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Cedar Rapids City Hall
Charles Decker
Memorial Building
Tokyo
Peking
India
China-Sikkim
Cedar Rapids Briefs Show Home Break In and Local Notices
Cedar Rapids area briefs report a home entry with a $300 cash box and binoculars stolen, plus multiple thefts including doughnuts from Richter's Bakery truck and a $450 outboard motor. Local notices include a Petre theft report, a dental society election, church suppers, a square dancing class, and mayoral nomination papers by Don Lucken.
Hensell files for Cedar Rapids municipal judge seat
August F. Hensell jr thirty one of Twenty third Street NE filed nomination papers for Cedar Rapids municipal court judge. He has been assistant city attorney since January and is a University of Iowa law school graduate. Three others already announced for four year terms: Eldon Colton, Loren Hullinger Jr., and Howard McLaughlin. Gov. Harold Hughes appointed John Reilly to a third judgeship.
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Howard McLaughtin
Loren Hullinger, Jr
Eldon Colton
August F. Hansell, Jr
Hensell
August F. Hensel
Cedar Rapids
Twenty-third Street
University of Iowa Law School
Eldon Colton l
Howard McLaughlin
Harold Hughes
John Reilly
Iowa City Annexation Plea Heard
Proceedings in Johnson county district court on the Iowa City annexation petition lasted only minutes. Attorney William Bartley, representing 15 property owners and Coralville as intervenor, sought to set aside the default against the state as a property owner and to separate trial on whether the state is an indispensable party. Judge Harold Victor reserved ruling until 10 am Tuesday. The annexation area was approved by Iowa City voters in a 1965 special election, with Coralville also approving part of the area.
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Gazette
Iowa City
Johnson County
William Bartley
Coralville
State of
Iowa
Harold Victori
Cedar Rapids
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