Indictment of E. M. Brown is Upheld
U.S. Judge Edward J. McManus denied Brown’s motion to dismiss the Tama Pack tax evasion indictment and rejected requests to examine grand jurors or disqualify U.S. Atty. Evan Hultman. Brown, free on $5,000 bond, faces three counts for about $16,000 in unpaid taxes. The Cedar Rapids grand jury indicted him March 10. no arraignment date set.
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U.S
Edward J. McManus
Eugene M. Brown
Brown
Tama Packing Co
McManus
U.S. Atty
Evan Hultman
Cedar Rapids
U.S. Supreme Court
Florida
Iowa
John D. Randall
Lew Eells
Cedar Rapids-Marion
Tama Pack
Supreme Court
Eighth Circuit
Appeals Court
Police foil Aztec statue drop in Rio drug sting
In Rio de Janeiro police interrupted a marijuana operation that used a granite head of an Aztec god as a drop point. An officer spotted a man reaching into the statue to retrieve items, ending the scheme as attention grew on the sculpture.
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Rio DE Janeiro
City Briefs and Local Notices Roundup
Executives Club speaker Ted P Lewis of Iowa Electric Light and Power Co discusses air and water pollution regulations at 7 30 a m at the Roosevelt. St Mark s Lutheran church reports a stolen microphone and cable valued at 57. Various ads for sales events and services appear, including a theater announcement, library story hour, and a salon grand opening. Police reports list car and home break ins with cash and tape values given. insurance and business notices round out the snippet.
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Executives Club
Ted P. Lewis
Iowa Electric Light and Power Co
Roosevelt
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
First Avenue NE
Mrs. Frank Riddle Dies at North Liberty
Rose Riddle born Rose Mekota in 1900 near Solon died after a short illness at North Liberty. Widow of Frank Riddle, she left three sisters and two brothers as survivors. Services planned at Brushchapel Cedar Rapids Friday at 2 p.m. Burial Ridgewood Cemetery near North Liberty. Friends may call after 1 p.m. Thursday.
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North Liberty
Rose Riddle
Frank Riddle
Rose Mekota
Solon
Bessie Severn
California
Oliver Pennington
Backus
Minn
Agnes Yarbough
Belle Plaine
Edwin
Milo
Brushchapel
Cedar Rapids
A. T. Washington
Ridgewood Cemetery
Want ads seek sellers for items you want
Readers are urged to use dialing number 369-1234 to place want ads seeking sellers of desired items. The notice emphasizes quick connections between buyers and sellers through a classified line. It presents a concise generic service brief typical of want ads.
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Dial
Casey Remains Critical After Hit and Run Mishap
Norbert J. Casey, 50, of 1624 Seventh Avenue SW, was critically injured in a hit and run on Tuesday morning in Iowa City. He suffered multiple fractures and possible internal injuries after being struck while crossing Sixteenth Avenue at C Street SW and dragged 100 feet. police request information from any witnesses.
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Norbert J. Casey
Seventh Avenue
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Casey
Sixteenth Avenue
C Street
Cyclist Injured In C R Mishap
Gary A. Arneson, 23, of 372 Eighteenth Street SW, is in Mercy hospital with a fractured left leg and facial lacerations after a Tuesday motorcycle crash in the 1500 block of Washington Avenue SE. He was treated and charged with speeding. A separate incident saw a 32 year old boy sustain minor injuries when he fell from a car driven by Mary L. Yoe on Ellis Boulevard NW. he was treated and released.
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Gary A. Arneson
Eighteenth Street
Mercy Hospital
Arneson
Washington Avenue
Ella J. Hexdall
Mary L. Yoe
Twelfth Street NW
John
Young C R Man Accused of Assault
Donald E. Westcott Jr an 18 year old of 200% First Avenue NW was charged with assault and battery Tuesday night by an information signed by his wife Victoria before Justice of the Peace Jessie McCormack. She alleged Westcott beat her Monday night and he was held in Linn county jail pending arraignment.
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Donald E. Westcott, Jr
First Avenue NW
Westcott
Victoria
Justice of the Peace
Jessie McCormack
Linn County
Jordanian Truce Breach Claimed by Guerillas
The Jordanian army shelled two Palestinian held towns Irbid and Ramtha then launched a heavy ground assault, according to a guerilla communique quoted by Damascus radio. The fighters called it a grave violation of the Cairo truce. An Arab committee said fighting ended and calm prevailed in Jordan.
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Associated Press
Jordan
Palestine
Damascus Radio
Irbid
Amman
Ramtha
Cairo
Two Hurt When Car Hits Bridge
John Philipp twenty one of Cedar Rapids drove on a county road between Draport and Ely and struck a bridge railing injuring himself with a collapsed lung and fractured pelvis. Passenger Ronald LeClerc twenty from Wiley Boulevard NW sustained back injuries and was admitted in good condition. Deputies said Philipp left the road shoulder on the north side and hit the railing. railing and car were destroyed. Investigation continues.
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John Philipp
Cedar Rapids
Mercy Hospital
Draport
Ely
Ronald LeClerc
Wiley Boulevard
Philipp
Linn
Two Men Arrested on Contributing to Delinquency Counts
Two men were arrested on warrants Tuesday on charges of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Each posted $300 bond and was released. Robert D. Coover, 23, of 2613 Johnson avenue NW, faced failure to support two minor children. Myron L. Levey, 30, of 1735 C avenue NW, also charged with failure to support two minor children.
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Robert D. Coover
Johnson Avenue NW
Myron L. Levey
C Avenue NW
Claiming New Synthetic Turf Even Fools Birds
A new polyethylene landscaping turf, cheaper and durable, fools birds and reduces upkeep. Lawndale California installed two miles on a median, cutting litter and mowing costs. Monsanto says average life at least 10 years with easy repair and notable cost savings for large installations.
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New York
UPI
Lawndale
Calif
Stan Nichols
Monsanto
Ozite Co
Libertyville
Ill
Picaddilly
Denver
Bank Tavern Beer Permit Restored by Cedar Rapids Council
The Cedar Rapids city council voted 3 to 1 to reinstate The Bank tavern beer permit at 3961 Center Point Road NE effective Thursday, after a 15 day suspension for infractions including exit lighting and age verification checks. Public Improvement Commissioner Richard Phillips opposed the action, warning it could invite more trouble.
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Cedar Rapids
Bank Tavern
Center Point Road
Richard Phillips
Phillips
Linowitz Named Urban Coalition Chief in Washington
Sol Linowitz a New York lawyer and former ambassador to the OAS was chosen chairman of the National Urban Coalition replacing John Gardner. The organization, a private two year old group, unites business labor charity leaders with government to tackle urban social and economic problems.
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Sol Linowitz
Urban Coalition
Washington
UPI
New York
U. S
Organization of American States
National Urban Coalition
Linowitz
John Gardner
Texas Board Seizes 18 Illegal Stills in 1969
The Texas Liquor Control Board reported the seizure of 18 illegal distilling equipment units during fiscal year 1969, signaling ongoing enforcement against illegal alcohol production. The action underscores state regulatory efforts to curb illicit operations.
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The
Texas Liquor Control Board
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Mi Merchants National Bank
KGRG
Som
City Briefs
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Vernon Village
Adv
Kenwood Branch
First Avenue SE
Jeneal Cosmetique Salon
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Joseph E. McCabe
Coe College
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Montauk
Spillville
New Melleray Abbey
McGregor
Raymond Kitts
Eleventh Street
Douglas Benyshek
Harriet Avenue NW
Berger Furrier
Marion
Tait Cummins
WMT
Elks Club
United States
Jerome’s
Cleveland
Roosevelt Motor Hotel
19Th St. SE
Peter Bryant
Kirkwood Community College
the National Assn. of
Boston
Immaculate Conception
Pierson’s Florists
Ellis Blvd
Greg Michaels
Iowa Automatic Merchandising Assn
Association
Des Moines
Lola McAreavy
Wilson
Craig H. Currie
Cedar Rapids Community
Stephens College
Columbia, Mo
Lizbeth Anne
C.R
CEDA
Rapids
Jonathan Logan
R&r
Lindale Plaza
By Leroy Pope
Gale Freisbach
Monsanto Co
St. Louis
Florida Sun
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