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Newspaper
Citizen Times
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1964
Page
9
Morton and his wife Virginia press their campaign in a bid for the Senate amid old problems and new opportunities. The article references his air force past and rank of lieutenant, with continued coverage on Page 14.
Jean Streng, 38, of 149 33rd St NE, announced as a Republican candidate for First District Linn County Supervisor. A journalist with Life Magazine experience, she reported from Cuba the Caribbean on Princess Margaret’s 1955 tour and traveled in Europe in 1952 and 1959.
James Brooks reports a Wilson Packing Co area fence and street signs trigger union criticism and safety concerns. Officials say the barrier is protective while others warn it could block fire trucks and ambulances, citing potential NFO action and a Berlin Wall comparison.
The Citizen Times Feature investigates a surge in thefts in Cedar Rapids, examining causes and raising a striking question about underlying factors and community impact. Page Eleven.
County Auditor John Burrill says all county offices will be contested in November. Half the nominations face primary contests on June 1. Unopposed in the primary are Clerk of the District Court Melvin McCalley Sheriff Jim Smith County Attorney Jack Fulton and First District Supervisor Tony Scolaro. Contested Republican races include auditor Burrill vs Matheny and County Attorney Mitchell vs Bernau. Democratic contests include Sheriff Vondracek vs Grant and Second District Supervisor Will Run Jordan. Cliff Jordan announces Republican bid for State Representative. cont.d pg. 7.
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