Foes seize University of Michigan ROTC building
More than 50 opponents held a three hour occupation of North Hall at the University of Michigan to protest ROTC. Windows were broken desks overturned and doors were chained. About 1 500 gathered outside during the action and police were present but not involved.
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Ann Arbor
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Reserve Officers Training Corps
North Hall
ROTC
Michigan
Army
Woman and girl hurt crossing street after car brakes fail
Two pedestrians were injured Monday as a car driven by Beverly J. Johnson struck them at Third avenue and Second street SE. Johnson, 1063 Fifth avenue SE, was charged with violation of safety standards as the victims Cilla Schillig, 54, of 316 Seventh street SE and a 5 year old girl from 2535 Linwood street SW were treated and released from Mercy hospital.
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Second Street
Beverly J. Johnson
Fifth Avenue SE
Cilla Schillig
Seventh Street SE
Pam Manwiller
Linwood Street
Mercy Hospital
Virgil A. Novotny
Atkins
Novotny
Edward H. McClure
Hiawatha
First Avenue
Sixth Street
McClure
John M. Sergeant
D Avenue
Martin H. Whisler
C Avenue NW
Ruby
Gary
Sergeant
Diane R. Renz
Fourth Street
Marion
Third Avenue SE
Robert P. Moore
Thirty-first Street
Renz
Miss Renz
New Adult Classes Set at Jefferson High
A five week office supervision techniques class starts this evening at 7 in room 226 Jefferson High under Kirkwood Community College sponsorship. Tuition is 7 dollars and open to Cedar Rapids residents and others. Marilyn Olson will teach. Interested persons may attend the opening session tonight.
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Jefferson High School
Kirkwood Community College
Jefferson
Marilyn Olson
The
Community College
Cedar Rapids
the College
Wally Horn
Unions Plan To Continue Efforts At C R Hospitals
State County and Municipal Employes union and Cedar Rapids Labor Assembly say they will press to organize local non professional hospital workers. A letter asks workers to sign support cards ahead of an election. Meetings are set for next Monday at 2 and 7 PM at 317 Sixth Street SW. St Luke's board executive committee says there is no basis for meeting with the union. Mercy Hospital has not been approached.
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Cedar Rapids Labor Assembly
Sixth Street
Labor Assembly
St. Luke’s Board
Mercy Hospital
Chairmen Named for Cedar Rapids School Policy Subcommittees
Ed Hermann Franklin junior high leads community relations. Marlin Berg Pierce school heads administration. Bill Gerrits Franklin directs business and non instruction. Stanley Burnell Harding junior high runs personnel. Keith Moreland Tyler school oversees student. Barbara Maitland Jefferson high chairs instruction. Each subcommittee may propose policy changes to the representative council before board action. Burnell's personnel panel will consider 1970 71 teacher salary proposals. The council met first recently and will reconvene mid October.
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Representative Council
Cedar Rapids Community
Board of Education
Ed Hermann
Franklin Junior High
Marlin Berg
Pierce School
Bill Gerrits
Franklin
Stanley Burnell
Harding Junior High
Keith Moreland
Tyler School
Barbara Maitland
Jefferson High School
School Board
Burnell
Libyan Foreign Minister Summons US UK Ambassadors
Libyan Foreign Minister Saleh Bousier summoned the ambassadors of the United States and Britain to Cairo to protest U S and British arms supplies for Israel. The move reflects Tripoli's stated anxiety over outside arms support amid the Middle East conflict.
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Saleh Bousier
U. S
Britain
Israel
Middle East
Tripoli
Trial Opens Over Will Changes For Ly man Estate
Lucille Carpenter and her daughter Irene Lochner challenge the July 1 1965 will of David B Lyman in Linn district court claiming the 1965 document altered bequests from the 1963 will. The 1963 plan split cash and stock among the two women while the 1965 left them 2500 each. The estate’s cash and stock were about 60000. Cooks receive farm under 1963 will but the 1965 will gives them the farm and half the cash and stock. Carpenter previously claimed 8000 for room and board from 1963 plus 80 monthly. Lyman died September 14 1965 after hospitalization. Jurors listed.
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Lucille M. Carpenter
Central City
Irene M. Lochner
Marion
David Bertram Lyman
Linn District Court
Aaron J
Building Trades Challenged To Curb Inflation
U S Housing Undersecretary Richard Van Dusen challenged the AFL-CIO construction trades convention to curb inflation by supplying more skilled workers and adopting modern building methods. He urged unions to hire more blacks amid minority-workforce concerns on federal projects and cited 1966 7.4 percent non white craft workers, with low figures for plumbers electricians and other trades in recent years.
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Atlantic City
N.J
UPI
U.S
Richard van Dusen
van Dusen
Construction Trades Department
Afl-Cio
Linn County Tax Deadline Reminders From Treasurer
Linn County Treasurer Lloyd Curtis warns the last half property taxes must be paid by Sept. 30 to avoid a 0.75 percent penalty starting Oct. 1. monthly penalties accrue thereafter. Mail payments postmarked by Sept. 30 will be accepted without penalty.
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Linn
Lloyd Curtis
Curtis
Linn County
Doris Poindexter Named Vice Chair Of AVA Committee
Doris Poindexter of Kirkwood Community College selected as vice-chairman of the resolution and constitution committee for the 63rd annual conference of the American Vocational Association. The event runs December 4 to 10 in Boston. Poindexter heads program development for home economics and teaches health and business education. she also serves as president of the Iowa Vocational Association.
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Kirkwood Community College
Doris Poindexter
American ‘Vocational Assn
Boston
Coe Offers 24 Evening Courses Starting Oct. 6
Coe college announces twenty four fall term evening classes with five or six quarter hours each toward a BA. Most meet weekly for 15 weeks. Registration 7 9 p.m. Sept 29 30 in Gage Memorial Union or by mail. First class Oct 6. term ends Jan 23. Courses include painting basics freshman studies religion philosophy Hebrew Greek roots and more.
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Coe College
Gage Memorial Union
Historical Education Courses Highlighted in Curriculum Plan
The plan emphasizes teacher education courses in music and art methods for elementary teachers. It also includes college level algebra and calculus courses as part of the broader curriculum expansion.
Dr. Carl Liabo Center Point Dies at 83
Center Point resident Dr. Carl E. Liabo 83 retired dentist died Monday in a Cedar Rapids hospital. He was born November 10 1885 in Westby Wisconsin taught in Northeastern Iowa after graduating Hiland Park College 1910 married Edna Rogers Smiley December 28 1921 in Center Point served in World War I graduated University of Iowa dental school 1919 member of Zion United Methodist Church and several Masonic and dental groups past president Center Point school board and former Center Point council member Surviving wife three daughters a son seven grandchildren Services 230 pm Thursday Zion United Methodist Church Center Point burial Center Point Cemetery.
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Center Point
Carl E. Liabo
Cedar Rapids
Westby
Wis
Iowa
Hiland Park College
Des Moines
Edna Rogers Smiley
L Center Point
Liabo
University of Iowa Dental School
Zion United Methodist Church
Vienna Lodge
Linn County
Leslie Liabo
J. Richard Wagner
First Congregational Church
Murdoch
Oelwein Man Injured After Night Run Into Car
Richard Rogge, 4, was in good condition at Oelwein hospital Tuesday recovering from injuries suffered Monday evening when he ran into a car. The driver, Tom Grace, 43, of Oelwein, faced no charges.
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Oelwein
Richard Rogge
Oelwein Hospital
Tom Grace
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