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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1964

Page

7

Local Finance Talks Highlight Broker Clinics

Earl R. Miller of Cedar Rapids led a general session as Iowa brokers and salesmen gathered for afternoon clinics. Stephen Darling of Iowa City spoke at the brokers clinic while W. E. Stradt of Davenport spoke at the salesmen’s clinic. Donald E. Gough, newly moved to Waterloo from Cedar Rapids, was to discuss Financing at a joint session.

Earl R. Miller Cedar Rapids State Association Stephen Darling Iowa City W. E., Stradt Davenport Donald E. Gough Waterloo

Three Cedar Rapids Boys Hurt When Car Flips in Ditch

Three Cedar Rapids youths were injured early Tuesday when their car went out of control on Robbins road NW and rolled into a ditch. Chuck Widener 16 suffered face and ear cuts and possible concussion. Gary Sharpe 17 had a hand injury. Roger Bruner 16 sustained bruises. Deputy Burt charged Bruner with failure to have vehicle under control. The crash damaged a fence on Ray Keiper’s property.

Cedar Rapids Robbins Road Chuck Widener Thirteenth Street NW St. Luke’s Hospital Gary Sharpe Twenty Seventh Street NW Roger Bruner Avenue NW Bob Burt Bruner Burt Ray Keiper

Higham Bound Over To Grand Jury In Larceny Case

Ronald Higham 30 of 3050 Weing road NE was bound over to the grand jury Monday on a larceny in the night time charge. He was arrested Saturday in a parking lot at First avenue and First street east and accused of stealing a drill saw a jacket cap blanket and gloves from a third party. The hearing mentioned national debt comparisons and tax policy remarks by Conser. Judge Loren Hullinger set arraignment after waiving preliminary hearing.

Ronald Higham Weing Road Grand Jury Higham First Avenue First Street East

Realtors Highlight Iowa Chapter Officers and Meeting

From Sioux City Martin and Britt elect leaders. Larry Miller of Britt wins a one year term. Ray Elefson of Mt Pleasant becomes president of the Iowa chapter of the National Institute of Farm and Land Brokers, meeting with the state realtor organization.

NIFLB Ray Elefson Mt. Pleasant Iowa National Institute of Land and Farm Brokers Cedar Rapids Elefson C. L. Stanfill Des Moines Iowa Real Estate Assn

Conser Urges Stable Tax Policy to Boost U.S. Competitiveness

Eugene Conser, executive vice president of the National Association of Real Estate Boards, urged a more stable tax policy to help the United States compete in world markets. He said income taxes are too high and depress business expansion, speaking at the Iowa Real Estate Association convening.

Eugene Conser Winnetka, Ill National Assn. of Real Estate Boards U.S

Walter Reuther Cancelled Appearance in Cedar Rapids

Walter Reuther president of the United Auto Workers canceled his scheduled 8 p.m. Saturday talk in Armar Ballroom Cedar Rapids. Ray Allard coordinator of the Iowa UAW Citizenship Council said the cancelation arises from the union strike against General Motors and may be rescheduled after GM settlement. Reuther also canceled events in Rockford Quad Cities and Iowa City.

Walter Reuther United Auto Workers Cedar Rapids Ray Allard Iowa Uaw Citizenship Council General Motors Allard Reuther Armar Ballroom Rockford Quad Cities Iowa City

Five Bankruptcy Petitions on File in Cedar Rapids Court

Five new bankruptcy petitions appeared Tuesday in Cedar Rapids federal court. Two petitions were filed identically by Melvin L and Judith Ann Schappert, listing 5342.63 in debts and 245 in assets exempt under chapter 13. Estel E and Ruth L Kunce filed petitions showing 8206.24 in debts with 450 and 600 assets and 300 to 450 exempt. Gerald E Remington, a Williamsburg farmer, listed 8579.45 in debts and 450 assets with 300 exempt.

Cedar Rapids Federal Court Melvin L Judith Ann Schappert O Avenue NW Estel E Ruth L. Kunce Lot Man Sharon Lane Mr. Kunce Kunce Gerald E. Remington Williamsburg

Council Approves Cedar Rapids Regional Planning Unit

Cedar Rapids city council will approve joining a regional planning commission with Linn County Marion Hiawatha and Robins. The 15 member body includes seven Cedar Rapids reps and a coordinating committee to meet federal highway act requirements for a continuing transportation planning program. Cedar Rapids would supply about 72 percent of the budget and selection includes seven Cedar Rapids seats with one official.

Cedar Rapids Linn County Marion Hiawatha and Robins County Don Salyer Salyer Commission Regional Planning Commission County Board of Supervisors Marion City Council

Purse Snatching Investigated on Cedar Rapids Street

Cedar Rapids detectives investigated a purse snatching on First avenue east. Victim Rose Mary Teeples, 20, of 1920 First avenue NE reported a man grabbed her purse in the 1700 block as she turned toward the noise. the bag held a small check keys ID papers and two credit cards.

First Avenue East Cedar Rapids Rose Mary Teeples First Avenue NE First Avenue

Rites at Oelwein for Hilda Havighurst

Hilda Havighurst 60 wife of Rev Lawrence Havighurst district superintendent for the Methodist church died Monday night. They lived in Oelwein since 1963 and previously in Fort Dodge. Survivors include her husband and seven children including John of Maynard. Services Friday at 10 a.m. in Grace Methodist church Oelwein and 3 p.m. CST in Fort Dodge First Methodist church.

Oelwein Hilda Havighurst Lawrence Havighurst Methodist Church Fort Dodge John of Maynard Grace Methodist

Morals Charge Filed Against C R Man 26

Richard Martin Buehler 26 of 924 M street SW was charged Monday with indecent behavior. He was arrested Monday afternoon while sitting in his car on Second street SE after a complaint from a woman. Buehler posted $55 bond and was released from the city jail.

Richard Martin Buehler M Street Buehler Second Street

Mrs. Zak Injured in Collision at City Intersection

Mrs. Lumir J. Zak, 51, of 1965 C avenue NE, was hospitalized Monday after a crash at B Avenue and Fifteenth Street NE. She remained in Mercy Hospital in good condition on Tuesday and was under observation for possible head and back injuries. She rode with her husband when his car collided with a vehicle driven by Marvin Jerome Stanek, 25, of 3327 Robbins Road NW.

Lumir J. Zak C Avenue NE B Avenue Fifteenth Street

Cedar Rapids School Bus Inspection Underway Today

State public instruction officials and the Iowa Highway Patrol conduct the annual Cedar Rapids bus inspection. Twenty five district buses undergo checks for mechanical condition and receive state safety inspection stickers. Arthur Roberts leads the inspection with regional driver safety meeting set for 4 p.m. on October 19. about 200 local drivers expected to attend. Good and Perfect Gift on WYATT EARP airs Tuesday night at 10:30 CDT Channel 9.

State Department of Public Instruction Iowa Highway Patrol Cedar Rapids Arthur Roberts State Public Instruction Office Lyle Johnson Zak Stanek Johnson Wyatt Earp Channel 9

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