U N votes to postpone Korea debate after veto attempt
The United Nations General Assembly steering committee rejected a push by China and the Soviet Union to debate ousting U.S. troops from Korea and to discuss conditions for reunification. The move to postpone the discussion until next year was approved 16 to 7 with one abstention.
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United Nations, N.Y
Soviet Union
China
General Assembly
U.S
Korea
al Sénation
Assembly
U.N. Commission
South Korea
Jacob Malik
United Nations
George Bush
Yun Soxkehon
Seoul
Edison Pharmacy to Relocate After New Building Rise
Ray Shelden, owner of Edison Pharmacy at 1070 Seventh Ave, announces plans to move to a one story brick building 40 by 70 feet with full basement at 777 Tenth Street. The project includes 15 parking stalls, contractor Paul Welton Construction Co of Marion, estimated cost 30600 dollars. Razing of two downtown structures, Marion Cleaners and Leanders, and the old Northwestern Bell office, has been completed.
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Ray Shelden
Edison Pharmacy
Seventh Aver Tue
Tenth Street
Sheldon
Marion Cleaners and Leanders
Northwestern Bell Telephone
Shelders
Paul Welton Construction Co
Marion
Edison’ Pharmacy
Seventh Avenue
Permit Issued For 16 Plex Apartment In Marion
A building department permit approves a 16 plex apartment at 801 Twenty-second Street built by Welsh and Welsh Investment with an estimated cost of 3B3,520. Other recent permits include reroofs and repairs on dwellings and a fire at 1078 Thirteenth Street with minor smoke damage.
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Building Department
Twenty-second Street
Arthur Milbach
Eleventh Street
Bezdek
Marion Boulevard
Merce International
Twelfth Street
A. E. Fensterman
Second Avenue
Evening for Parents and Freshmen at Marion High
An evening for parents of freshman students will be at Marion High School next Monday at 7 30 in the school auditorium Tim. Orientation for students will be emphasized with background on rules activities and guidance department explains how office works with students and parents. Parents may ask questions. Secretaries and church notices follow with contact numbers. Marion council meets tonight at the city hall.
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Marion, High School
Tim
Marion Courts Hear Seven Days of Traffic Cases
In Judge Miles Adams’s police court seven days of cases included speeding by Getty M Hearn of Meadowview Drive and Steven Keivek of Meadbrook Drive, traffic signals, step in violations, and excessive speed. Several defendants posted bonds varying from six to twenty dollars, with others fined for speeding and failure to control. One case in Justice of the Peace court Jessie L McCormack involved a speeding charge against Andrew J Connary of Atkins.
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Pelice
Miles Adams
Getty M. Hearn
Meadowview Drive
Von.h. Smiley
Grand Avenue
Bonnie J. Carter
Orchard Road
Galen ¥. Engelhart
Anamosa
James W. Webster
Twelfth Street
Cedar Rapids
Colleen TL. Rutledge
Park Avenue
Charley G. Tew
Donald F. Minus
Michael A. O'Brien
Seventh Avenue
Steven J. Keivek
Meiddwtien Drive
Andrew W. Baum Barrier
Central City
Patrick D.taylor
Fourteenth Avenue
Brad R. Nielson
Ninth Street
Eberhard O. Braun
Twwenty-sixth Street
Donovan J. Noe
Vinton
Randall P. Moyet
Justice of the Peace Court
Jessie L. McCormact
Andrew J. Connar
Atkins
Memphis police nab two in murder kidnap case
Memphis chief of detectives said Wallace Rhodes and James Shields, ages 23 and 20, were captured at a Memphis pawn shop on an outstanding murder related case tied to an Idaho jail escape. A third man, Russell Batten, 41, also implicated, described as kidnapped earlier in Emmons Minnesota.
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Montans
C. Harris Cole
Wallace
Rhodes
James” Marcus
Shields
Elmore
Mountain “Home
Idaho
Cole
Russell Batten
Sf Brilt
Emmons
Minn
Cain
Delaware Jail Fire Damages Cell and Smoke Areas
A fire at the Delaware county jail caused extensive smoke damage during Wednesday night. Inmates included Thomas Rooney, 28, of Dubuque, serving a three day term for irkeness and fighting, who reportedly set fire to magazines and his mattress. Deputy Owen McCarthy, nearby in another area, and officers tried to contain the blaze as inmates fled the store area. Rooney was taken to Dubuque for psychiatric examination after being questioned. Separately, Kalberg murder case suspects facing first degree charges were identified as in Montana and Idaho connections following Kalberg’s death near Forsyth.
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Delaware County
Wednes
Thomas
Rooney
Dubuque
Owen McCarthy
Batten
Chilers
Batton
Mike Barr
Cole
Idaho
Edward Ahelman
Daynvibey Rooney
Dubuque Ore
Sts Highway Restorez
Columbus
Mont
Montana
Donald Kalberg
Hardin, Mont
Rosebud ‘County
Sheriff’s Department
Kalberg
Forsyth
Hardin
Juvenile Arrests In Paper Thefts
Two male juveniles were arrested in connection with the theft of 15 bundles of newspapers from four locations in southeast Cedar Rapids. One youth was arrested Sunday, another on Wednesday, and a third on Thursday. Both were referred to juvenile court.
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Cedar Rapids
Alumni Weekend at Mt Mercy College Events
Mt Mercy College hosts alumni weekend with a wine and cheese tasting at Village Inn, a 4:38 p.m. mass for deceased alumni in Warde Hall chapel, a 10: Ha mi mass and 11:20 biograry in the Sunday schedule. Mike McNamara presents The College of Five Seasons. Distinguished Alumni Award to be given at 12:00 p.m. buffet. classes recognized include 1912 through 1972. Judy English of 2024 Glass Road NE chairs the weekend.
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Village Inn
Mt Mercy College
C. J. Burris
Maquoketa
Warde Hall
Mr. Mercy Stugent
Judy English
Glass Road
Indictment of Hia Dulin for Embezzlement in Benton
VINTON The Benton county grand jury Thursday indicted Nia Mae Dulin on charges of embezzlement. The indictment accuses her of converting funds from her position as deputy Benton County treasurer to her own use, totaling $5,996.07 from Jan 1971 to Aug 2, 1872. The shortage was disclosed by the state auditor after noon Monday, with 73 unaccounted mobile home tax receipts in the motor vehicle department. The audit notes the state received 8 percent of registration fees and that shortages are attributed to Benton County. Mrs. Dulin has not yet appeared for arraignment as of Thursday noon.
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Vinton
Benton County
Grand Jury
Nia Mae Dulii
Jareeny
Rose Ryan
Wales
Benton Reaunty
Dulin
Pribyl Announces Candidacy for Johnson County Board
Ralph Pribyl formally announces his bid for reelection to the Johnson County Board of Supervisors for the 1973 term. He runs as an independent after defeats and later party changes. he assails his Democratic opponent without direct naming, urging positive progressive government over personal attacks.
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Iowa City
Ralph Pribyl
Johnson County Board of Supervisors
Pribyl
Richard Bartel
Johnson County
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